... DUBLIN, MARCH 30. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPOND33VT.1 ARRIVAL OF MR. O'CONNELL. Yesterday evening Mr. O'Connell arrived at his residence in Merrion-square, having come over by the mail packet from Liverpool. The bon. gentleman is In the best health. He is to attend the meeting of the Repeal Association on Monday next. NATIONAL EDUCATION.-THRI CHURCH. After quoting an article from the Morning ...

... SPAIN AMADRID, MARCH 24. illHI [(PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Spain has just lest one of the few honest statesmen she possessed, and who bad obtained an European reputation, it,, by l8i eloquence and orneistent integrity. Senor Auguatin iO14 Arguellei, who had been for some weeks suffering from rheumatism,expired ratbersuddenly, ataboutseven o'cicck %Y of yesterday morning. Ile had taken an ...

... ATHENS, MAnto 10. IPRoM OUR OWN OORO ksPONDHNT.] To-morrow is thb day fixed for the King's returning the constitutioh to the Senate. The propositions which it is ex- peoted he will nmake are not over likely to apply to any of the estential pointe, and will ptobably be at once accepted with aeclamation. So that If the now-constitutioual Sove- reign acts with the tact and moderation he has ex. ...

... PARLIAMENTARY BUSINE8S FOR THEI WBBX. HOUSE OFLORDS. MO'A Iteirnational CopyriIght :;III Zr7' F orest Encroachment Bill '-Committee. ~ D Mutiny Bill, Marine Mutiny Bill, Indemnity Bill, anti Ecclesifts- Ceall Courts Bill-ThIrd reading. TUESDAY. Wharton Barony-Comamittee of Privileges. HOUSE OF OMMONS. 1i1tDERl5 OP ' R DAY. MONDAY. Gold slid Siliver Wares Bill-committee. Quboter Sessions ...

... tZ [PROM THE EXAMINER.] by But the plea of morality is not ll. Mr. Buller says.- The house had heard of the advantages which ths ud operatives were represented to poseess from receiving high a wages; but there was ones circumstance which he begged he unprejudiced gentlemen to attend to, and that was, the rd mere temperature in which these people worked. He had been in Manchester a few weeks ...

... TME MORNING CHIRONICLE. eforal LONDON: nThy MONDA Y, APRIL 1, 1844. Thei tn to The Government press is beginning at length to E He ther) catch some faint perception of the extent and nature i nish of the new disgrace which, in the plenitude of his f II the, arbitrary caprice and reckless want of judgment, it 00o0t has pleased Lord ELLENBOROUGH to inflict on his rn of frL mf ill-starred ...

... COURT CIRCULAR, r 8 r ML e s l itv, ~t e i lh tb ajesry and her Royal Highness the bafthess ofd et Qe tteunded divine service Yesterday morning ll the Chapel te Royal],BuckinghamPs a. h e T kon.and Rev. C. L e lie CouRY officiated P Her Royal Hi brhess the DJuchess of Gloucester visited her Majestr the ueeneof the Belgians Yesterday,uat Buck- inglisn! Palace 'er Royal eHighness the Duchess ...

... IJRPEfLAiVD. ciii DUBLIN, MARCH 31. [PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] THE PRESBYTERIAN MOVEMENT. The Ulster papers are filled with reports of the meetintss in all parts of the northera province on the Presbyterien marriage question. At the Strabane meating, described as far the moot nume- rous ever held in that town, tbe Rev. A. P. Gaudy spoke Ds follows in reference to the churob, and I give thir ...

... ATHENS, MARCH 10. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDRNT.] Thie morning the National Assembly met to receive the observatlons of the King on the 107 articlee of the con- stitution. Soon after twelve, the celebrated Canarie, -now President of the Conlcil and Minister of Marine, presented thoem to the Aesembly, when they were read from the chair, seriairn, together with the artioles themselves. The spirit ...

... CQURT CIRCULAR. ted Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge, accom- on paied by the Princess Mary, arrived in town yesterday de- acm ber reeldence at Kev, and visited her Majesty and the , ieen of the Belgians, at Buckingbam Palace. we Thie Anerleal, dwarf, General Tom Thumb, accompsuieni tho by Mr. Barnum, his guardian, atteaded at Buckingham mug Palace yesterday, and bad the bhnoar of ...

... THE FACTORIES BILL, live ijf. TO THE EDITOR OFTHEEMORNING CHRONICLE. the SIR-TiPle position I took in the letter you were Ti be so good as to insert in your paper of' the 29th ult., Iis not affected by what you were pleased to sayi ith answer to it. My Vroposition was, that MrI. to Senior's calculation ot 1837 is not applicable in Il's- 1844, without modification. I sought to prove test tins ...

... I PROPOSED MAGNIFICENT NATIONAL M Nl ONUMENT JI LONDON, TO NEWTON. re To THE BI1GHT HONOURABLE THE EARL OF LINCOLN, CHIAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE OF TIlE HOUSE OF iD COrMONS FOR TIlE IMPROVEMENT OF TUE I'ElTp.O- FOLIS. r. * Sibi gratuilentur M7orfales, 'ale taiturmque extitisse, ye IlHUANI OENERIS DBCUS. A part of the inscription on tie tablet to the a- memory of Sir Isaac Newton, in the suone. ...