... Having given publicity to the fact that the firm of Joseph sad Charles Sturge, aorn-factors, Birmingham, in defs- rence to the opinions of them, Mr. Joseph Sturge had given up doing business in barley for malting, we give the following letter by Mr. Sturge, in justification of this resolution:- TO C. D., CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON. Birmingham, 11th Month, 5th, 1844. Esteemed friend-Thy letter of ...

... THIE MORNTING CliiONTIGLE. LONDON: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1844, Associations with but one definite object in view, and of course consisting of members devoted to that e object exclusively, are very apt to toll into that error which also besets and often frustrates indi- fi vidnal effort. They become intoxicated with snc-i cess, and, counting their numbers and relying on c their zeal, think that ...

... - 1 - ------------ !TYlE D)UKh' oFu IVILIN(,7f.V (N AI'ND ;eL- LIGIOUS LIBE1RTY IV 7'fiE AR1r y' [FROM THE WATCHMAN.] An inaceurata paragraph having apcoarv d in some t newspapere with reference to the subjtet of the followiL 6 rorrerpondenes, we have been favourod by tbe Ih'v. JL4, Smith with cop:63 of the original dccumentH, whi, vc t, much pleasure in publishing, as viry important in t. , ...

... MADRID, AuG. 4. [RnoM OUR OWN CORRE5SPONDENT.] Sanors Mon and .llayane returned fronm Baroelona at seven yosterday msorning. It is said that tbe doeree sus- pending the sales of natiountl property will not be pub- lished at present, from the bad effect it would bave on the elections and on the country at large, which is generally believed to bo in a very critical state. There is a great dis- ...

... THE OASTLER IiBERATION FUND. A meeting of the friends of Mr. Oastler, and the sub- scribers to the fund for effecting his liberation, and pur- chasing for him an annuity, was held yesterday, at the British Hotel, Cockepur-street; Lord Fevereham in the chair. Mr. Osatler sat on his lordship's right, and Mr. B. Fer- rand, M.P4, on his left, The noble CHAIRMAN explained the reasons and obecets of ...

... EXTRAORDIN ARY EXPRESS FROM PARIS. WAR BETWEEN FRANCE AND MOROCCO. By tin extraordinary express from Paris, we have re- tceived the Paris journals of Tuesdayevening. The Mestager ipublishes the following official article and despatebes, an- flouncing that hostilities have commeuced between France and the Emperor of Morocco, an attack on the part of his troops having been repulsed on the 30th ...

... I R E L A ND. DUBLLIN,JANUARY II. [PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] THE STATE PROSECUTIONS. Ia the Court of Queen's Beaob, yesterday afternoon, Mr. Moore, Queen's Counsel, on the part of the travereers, applied for a postponement of the state trials until the 1st of February next, in order to aflord time for the rectifica- tion of the jury list, by the Insertion of the names of qua- lified special ...

... THE MORNING CHRONI CLE. LONDON: ill ONDA Y, JA N UA R Y I, 1q44, There are four principles on the Corn-law now before the public, and the four principles have leaders more or less distinguished(l. There is the old Corn harty, and the party of the mitigated Corn-law; both on erroneous foundations, and both opposed to the mercantile spirit of the age. At the head of the first is the Duke of ...

... DUBLIN, JAN. 1i. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] OPENING OF THE STATE TRIALS. The Court of Queen's Bench was the centre of attraction this forenoon. As it was known that the traversers were to assemble at the residence of Mr. O'Connell, in Merrion- square, to proceed from thence in procession to the courts, a vast crowd congregated in that place, about nine o'clock this morning. Before ten ...

... MADRfD, JAN. 9. [FROM 011R OWN COR]RESiONDEfMT.] The result of the second day's poll within the city gives a considerable majority for the Progressista candidates, Martinez de la Rosa, the highest ministerial candidate ior deputy, having received only 36i7 votes, whilst Arguelles has received ,211 votes, and Olozrga 504. For senttor, the home minister, Marquisn Panfloride, heR :361 votes. The ...

... DISTRESS AT HZNCKLEY, TO Tist Eil)ITOR OF THE MORNING CIL Li. XICLE. SIR-in my former letters I gave a faithful 5agti nvsa- nished statement of the distressed condition of toe peioL of ilinckley. Wvith your permitsion, I will now call atten- tion to another feature of the same people, viz., their peace- a blheess and reasonableness. 2nougfih they have suffered so nuvich and so long, they have ...

... i CO/L. STODDART AND CAPT. CO-NOLLY.I W~e are indebted to Captain Grover for tle suhjioned latest inform Wdon reepectinag Colonel Stoddert old Captain Tin. Governor-Generatl of Orenberg writes to C-iunt Ne-t- 8eirode onl thle '23ii of December liast, that le a batpaes. tiuued the leader of a carat-alt which hod recintly arriven J ro ihaai71) dayo, enid that pet-ann eaild thet l~eut-I Colonel ...