... MASSAiCRE IN ONE OF THE SOUTI- SITA ISLANDS, TOTAL DESTRUCTION O11 THlE HARRIHTT WHALE-51HIP. Thet details of' another attack on an Eiiglieb whaler and murderous stlaughter of the whole crow by fthe nativea of one8 of the South-sea Islands have met been re'ceived by the Suesex, a whale-ship belonging to Mr. Lyall, M.1P. for the city of London, under the command of Captain H1amn- mier, which ...

... TIE M 1ANCJIEST ISR ME ETING. To riltz EDITOR oF TrE MORNING CllRONICLE( . Sil-llIaving attendied the Manchester msnetior, con. vened to diicuec the ten hours fuctory quefition the ladt night, with a view of urgingV on behali of' thi factory wurkers, who Bay that much as they di sire that a tele hours regulatiun for absoliue work should tcke place, they aluwoS dread it, if it i8 to be fillowed ...

... SLAVERY AND TilE SUGAR DUTIES. At Liie intl-slavery coniven~oir, hield in Londoin in Joint 0 loot, itrossolutioin wris prirpocid, to tire PM it thitt tirt impit- sitforn of dillitrential d aties on foreign and colonlialesugar t was inl aretot inju:tica to thet i'ouIumetra In this counitry,S end thilt frice tratio would tknd to accom~rplis thr, fineiti ove or throw of slitviry. ririe was ...

... C'OUR'T CIZRCULAR. WINDSOR, MONDAY. The Queen and Prince Albert, her Majesty the Queen of the Belgians, and his Serene Highness the Prince of Leinln- gen, walked tble morning about the grounds in the vicinity of the Castle. Their Royal Highnesnes the Prince of Wales and the Princesses were taken into the Park to-day. Her Majesty the Queen of the Belgians went in the after- noon to St. George's ...

... THE T1EN HOURS BILL, -4. To TIIB EDITOR OF THLE MORNING CHRONICLE. Silit-A's ihe factory question will be brought before Ptr- liamout again next week, I beg to offer for insertion in your journal, some extracts from thje firtory coinotissioners, re- ports of 18 33. 1 propose to do so, fbr the purpose of shs r- frg the spirit in which the anti-faictory crunede bihas btun conducte't. Lord Ashley ...

... 'I lIE COLLIERS' STRIKE. pltTMEN't CTytIKEtWe regret to state that, ils we anitivinated in our biit, the uolliere tbroughout the whole of this eistrict st.uck* work on the ath instant, nod we are Barry to e1y lo progress towards II adjustment of the mat- ti,,ID in i.puto between titelt and their eniployrem has yer ~enl nc.ie. There seems, indee(i, to be little prospert of a speulty ettkilsei!; ...

... I'llE LA TE FIRE AT' BISIIOIPSG.A TE. The amount ofproperty destioyed by the fi:e at Messre. IlIakeley and Thomas's featber warehouse and toanufactory in 13ielopsgaterestreet, was nut aecertaitied when the brief announcement wIinch appeared in this journni of yesterday was writton. An inspection of theruin, No0 0son tile heat of the wall% allowed the firemen to enter at onre bhowed the extent ...

... TO THtE EDITOR OF THtE MORNING CHRONICLE. TREATIES OF GREAT BRITAIN WITH Mogadoro, March 17, 1844. SIR-At this time, when tbe subject of frec trade vwith |fr~iitn powers i i exciting such general attention iu Eng- libmd, it ainy he ueeful to draw the atttntion of the public, t's well as government, to our treaties of commerce and unavi- ga ion with the empirs of Morocco. Mr. Mecgregor Says, ...

... ELECTION Ml OVEMENTS. HotR6sAMV, APitir. 11.-The death of Lord Abitj.' havilig produced a vacancy in the repre entano:' or c o borouoh by the elevation of the Hlon. R. C. Scarrltt to peerage, tbe momeut the fact bcome klvicw . much respected townsman, It. H. Houst. ];.. co-.- menced a very active canvass, which up to the pr- seet time has proceeded s-vishictnrily. 'The coonic: ol ts opponents ...

... DUELLING-T'HE NAVY. The folloVJtIg order is in the new Admiralty instructions, in reiference to this mattor:- -61. Every offiter berving on board any ship or vessgel ,of her Majesty's Bleet, is hereby positively ordered neither to send nor accept a oLallenge to fight a duel with any other 'rso Every officer of tha fleet, on becoming privy to any Itention of other officers to fight a duel, or ...

... DUBLIN, APRIL 16. LFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] THE STATE TRIALS. The following are the notices referred to In the Queen's Bench report of yesterday. They were erveod upon the travermers yesterday evening:- . QUEEN'S BENCH. MONDAY, 15TH DAY Op APRIL, 1844. THE QUEEN AGAINST DANIEL O'CONNELL, JOHN o CONNELL, THOMAS STEELE, THOMAS MATTHEW RAY, CHAULES GAVAN DUFFY, REV. THOMAS TIER- NEY, JOHN ...

... SPAI1.V. MADRID, Avnai. 7. [IFIOM OUR OWN COlRES5PONDFNT.] The relorts are still quite contiadictory reSpecinl0g the intcntions of the government w:s tO raiShig the state ot siege, and ralling the chambers toge!her. The feeling gains ground, hpwever, that the preesnt 'exciptiolol stats w ill not bn continued much louger, and that it wili be raised by decree, after certain preliminary ...