... EXTRAORDINARY EXPRESS FROM PARIS. We were enabled by an Extraordinary Express to publish, exclusively, the following intelligence yesterday afternoon We have received accounts from Victoria of the night of the 13th instant, by which we learn that on the previous day a serious in- surrection broke out at Logrono, in the pro- vince of Old Castile, at the head of which the celebrated Martin ...

... SPAIN, MADRID, JANl. 28. [IRoMo OUrJ OWIN CORSPO'oNDINTT.] The governmentis proceedhin on with its plan of govern. Ing by decrees, and altering the whole intenal systemn of government without the old-fashioned forn ality o! obtain- in, the creviott apprnbatoion of th' tCortes to its enact- mntitO. iWo have teso it nijt riil eAloiifitiou signed by tbff whole cabilnet, derlaratory of the ...

... I EXPRESS FROM PARTIS. ltv oliv ordinarY texpresis Nve have i'eceiv't'd the P '!r~ ii pullers uf' -turdla , togethet' Willh ou] lisunil ciintinentai 'orrespon. idenice. 'ftte late p)oliticiil evenots inl Pa~ris, oais NSOur vor- re~iondent, which itaye greadly weakened the G(IZ'ZOr Ministry, have led to rLuMour of all all) protiching chang~e of Admitinistration. To-day (Snturday) it is very ...

... 7THE ,10RANING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDA Y. JA9NUARY 9, 1i44. When SISMONDI hinted that, after all, trial by jury was but a frail bulwark of English liberty, fit must have been thinking of Ireland. lThere. cer- thinly, we see that done audaciously, in the open dtmy, w hich in England would shrink into the mo- iesty of concealmrent; an( even now, fifteen years after Catholie Emancipatiorn, and ...

... Tie LONDON GAZrITTV ef TUJiSDA Y, Jan. 23. DOWNVING-STtrEET, JAN. 10.- The Qieen hioe aeen Plefifed to aPpoinit Robert Mont- gomnery Martin, Eeq., to be,' Treasurer lop tile colony of Hong Kong. FlEO .Fl~~ A.~ Tho Queen hae been PINu'st' to Fipprove of Sitnor Fl~six poluellet, so ('olnulj, is, thle tsloon ot' Trinidad, for the Rs. public. 01 Venrioellu . - WfilTETALL., JAN. '?11. The Queen ...

... COUR' CIRCULAR. Ilis Royal Highness Prince Albert left town yesterday moruing for Gerunauy. Ill Royal Highness left Bucking- bha Palace at halt-past nine o'clock, attended by Mr. George Edward Anson, Cuptaiu Francis Seymour, and Colonel Bouverip, and proceeded to the terminus of thF South-E'eaternu Ratilway, at London-bridge. The Royal I thirty took their departure by a epecial train for Dover ...

... PHILADELPHIA, FD. 1. i[FROM OUR OWN CORRESiPONDENT.1 Although but a single day has elapsed since the last mail was despatched by the Boston stcamer, yet several matters of interest have transpired. Chief among tbese mav bh ijuoted a confirmation of the anti-tax movement in liar- lord county, Maryland. Tho particulars are as follow:- For a long time pest there has been a party in that county ...

... The accounts 'which. have arrived from Newr York 'iA) the 10th, are not, rich in intelligence, The pub- lic was more oGutpied by two murders, both related in the letter 'f our American correspondent, than by any publtc topic. M3r. Spencer had been nominated by the Preoi- (lent to the vacant judgeship, but whether the Senate would confirin this and other nominations of the exeeutive remained to ...

... THE TEN IIOURS BILL. FPROM THE MANCHESeTER GUARflDIA!N] It will be Neon from the parliamentary reports whlob ap- pear in our present number, that the House of Commons, on Monday evening, in a committee on the government Factory Bill, adopted, by a majority Eof 179 to 170, an amendment, moved by Lord Ashley, to the effect- That the word ' night' shall ba taken to mean from six o'clock In the ...

... DUBLik, OCT. 30. [FROM oUR OWN CORRBBPONDNBT.1 THE EARL OF BiE$BOROUGH. I tappeareby the following communicatiot3, wbich reached fi me this morning, that Lord Bossborotgh Is not likely 10 scffer any serioua consequences from his recent accidentt - Carr~ck-on-Suir, Tuesday Evening. ii In reference to khe ccildent met with by the much- estesmed Earl of B esborougb, mentioned in my lest corn ...

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... MADRID, OCT. 3. [rrnoM, OUR OWN COlitnoaroNt)ENT.J Ntotwlthstauding the daily denials of the Ministerial th Journals asto changes or differences inthe mitaistry, iti 1lII] 'we811 known that difference.s do e'cist among them, and that ca turther changes may be expected soon after the Cortes meet) bi If not before. There is an underhand war now carrying on ati t-y certain leading 'speculators at ...