... TME MORNING CHRONICLE. L N DON: THUJSL)A Y, MARdC 28, 1844. ILu the fIous8i of CoWinioNs, last night, Lord ASH LEY intimated that he will on Friday withdraw his opposition to the rescinding of the order for proeed ling with the Faotories Bill. on the express understanding that the overnment will at once bring in their new bill. Sir JAMffS GRAHAM assented to tbis course, and will atonce give ...

... ATHENS, MARCH1 5. nn [FBOX OUR OWN CoaRsiSPONDENT.1 le Yesterday the great fact of Greece was accomplished. 1, The 107 articles of the constitution, read for the last time It it the National Assembly in the morning, were presented It to tbe King at night, and received with a gracious and Lelitting speech. In a few days it will bs returned with his maiesty's amendments. It is believed he will ...

... H-LOUSE OF LORDS-TuxsDAY. The Lord Chancelior took his seat on the woolhaok at the usual hour. Mes0eegers from the Commons brought up the Inter- tioual Copyright- Bill and the Annual Indemnity Bill. The Bishop of HEREFORD presented a petition from clergy in the dioceee of Hereford, against the union of the sees ot St. Asetih and Bangor. Lord KENYON presented a petition from D5n'Jigibehire In ...

... 7,0 EDWARD WILSON, IE?SQ., OF ABBOT HA LL, KBND)A L. SIR-Amongst the clever ald able Fpeeahes dlivered at the recent meeting huld a' Shap, in favour of protection to agriculture, youre appearim to have been oouspicuoue. To sonie of the statements aud apparent discrepancies con- tihied in tbut ap itei, a6 it appears in the repert ;a tbo Morning Herald, permit me to call your attention. In ...

... ' HOUSE OF COMMON$-WVZDrtEDAT. The house met at four o'clock. Mr. MUN1TZ moved the second reading of the Birming- ham Corporation Bill. Mr. DUGDALE moved as an amendment that the second readn be postponed till that day six months. Mr. MU NTZ contended that there was no reason why r the ordinary course of sendizig private bills to a committeej lop statres hould bedepat ted from. The bill would ...

... i I Morning GChronicle Office, a Qtuzrier to Four. L We have received thle Paris papers of Tuesday by It our ordinary express. 'The 31oniteur announces that by at royal order, dated the 3d inlst., on thle report of the Minister of t -Marine and the Colonies, Ilear-Admniral LAPLACE rt has been appointed to thle commnand of the Station of the Antilles, in place of' Rear-Admuiral Moom~ a -and ...

... IBELAND. t DUBLIN, MARCHc 26. t LFROK OUR OWN CORRtE5I'OVNDS T.J I Pass 0 LANDLORD AND TENANT COMMISSION. rat romI fteMui-aii ti on hy reevdsome exco - evidence, and will continue their inquiries tbie day. THE PRESBYTERIAN MARRIAGE QUESTION. of it Thle Presbyterian movement toeextendtoF to all ports of~ ticai the province of Ulster. The Newr~y 7elegrapjh, of tine all, mornng sys-Tie ...

... COURBSING MEETINGS. To Tlt EDITOR oC TIi MsORNINi (.HRONICLE. Sla-A question of considerlsbie imporuance to rerso-8 who are in the babit of attending pubi~c coursing uteetmuss, hbs arisen in West Norfolk, up ou tlfe construition of the .-cts relating to gamse certdficates, under the iollowing cir- cumstances:-A public coursisg ngeetior took place oil the 17th Nsvember last, upilo th, farm of ...

... DUBLIN, AlAite1 21. [IPRON OUR OWN COllMl'zPOND1tNT.] , I'liI3YTERIIAN MARRAOF.S-FORMIl)ABLE AG ITATION. I primrcd ynu,sorrewoOsesitcw, forthe formilnable move- nint now in pituress amongst the Irish Preebvterisiis, a olAy or ligmollietS moTe vurnerouse and more enterprising tianl the Followers of ths Estoblished Church, and quite us intellectudl. In arcordance, with the rcsolutions of the ...

... ITHE MORAL INFLUENCI.O MA- CIIINER Y. - I__ It has long been known, and frequently remarked, that the extensive employment of machinery letdci to habits of regularity, punctuality, and order. Theti which wor'ks with unei-ring precision, with what ii pjroverbially denominated clock-vork regularity, I iust bt3 with equal precision and regularity vaitedl upon. Who dares be an instant behind a ...

... TI'IE' IRISH CIIURCII.-THE ACH DEA- I CONRI Y OF MIA TH. TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN, MARK:i t'3Z As I feared, the good Bishop of Meath has found himosif constrained to throw the responsible office of arcideacon upon the young shoulders of his own Son, the Itev. Jdward Adderly Stopiord. This is the twelfth Iriah archdeacon now living whose dither is (or wac) a bishop. Their names and dignities are ...

... The LATE FATAL DUEL in the UNITED STA TES. The following are a few particulars, taken frrm thn New York papers, just received, of the late fatal duel at Wash- ington. This duel has, It is said, made as mncih noise, and excited as much interest, on that side the Atlantic us the Fawcett and Munroeffair did hirer:- In regard to the origisi of the duel, it is believed that mi] Thursday morning ...