... MAoNIEcSTLora, TunsDAY NIGHtT.-lDurhlg the day, t~ tlioth parties have been hard at work canvassing, stud on all tthe part of the free traders, every hour brings with it news the of men who have consented to separate thomaclves fro.- ch, party, anal to look at the contest only as one affectini? the :e-interests of trade. As regards the 1 ways and means, the Si free traders hava evinced a ...

... COURT CIfCULAR. The band of the Coldetream Guards attended at Clare- mont during dinner on Friday (her Majesty's birthday) and performced the follouwing pieces Grand march, dedicated to his Royal High- ness Prince Albert . ,. Kohl. Fantasia, selected from the Bohemaiatn Girl. . Bilfe. The Chatsworth qurdrille . Coote. Selection fromr the ballet Alina . ...

... :1 i Her Majesty the Queen Dowager visited the Queen yes- terday.Her M ty arrived at BUGIiogham-calace at two o'cIoogr, attended by the Countess of Sheffleld lady In wait- ing, Iler Majesty remained to luneh with tfe Queen and PrlreeAlbsrt, und afterwardereturned to Marlborough- house. Their Royal Highnessee the Prince of Walss and the Princess Royal were taken their usual airings yesterday in ...

... G REEGIE. ATHENS, APRIL 10. [FROM OUR OWN GpRRES1IOND3VIT.] ON ART. 11. O TILE CONSTITUTION OF OGtEECE An intelligent and well-informed writer in the Athens Observer, whose letter I send you, gives an historic account of the Greek Synod, which is shortly thus :-That so far back as 1821, when Arbishop Germanosraised thbastifdard of the cross in the Mores, fnd when also the patriarch Gre- gory, ...

... _-0 TO THI SDITOR OP THE MORNItiNG CHRONICLE. SIR-I wrote to you treo days ago on the subject of the frivolous arrests that policemen make, and of the very in- adequate punishment which is awarded them by the in- dulgent magistrate or tender commissioner. I cited in proof of the magistrate's leniency, Weston, the sergeant's case, at that time heard in part, but since adjudicated. I then ...

... ATHENS, APRIL 10. PIRnOM OUR OWN COURFP.sPONntr.J Yesterday the Rister fastival closeti, asaa! without tha appointment of it ministry, though onr had been ao. nounced in the morning which surprised both ttje natives arid the strangers, the autochthoaee and the et,. rechtliones, since the French have adppted 'he words r, Eiropean languages. Neither Mavrocordato nor Colet;t were in it. General ...

... GRAND DiNNER at e hMANSION. I HOUSB. Be Yesterday being thes day for the preanhiog of the an- iy nivrerary sermOn in id of the fundis of the Society fur id the Propagation of the Gospel In Foreign Parts, the right of honournhle the Lord Mayor, according to custom, *nter. ir taimed at the Mrsnslou-houee thle prelates of the church os wbo were mailled togethrer by the occasion, with a brilliant ...

... IMPERiAL PARLIAMENT I HOUSE OF LORDS-TUISDAY.1 H Messengers from the Hlouse of Commois brought up the ,F1actorleca Hill. Earl 1ITZIVILLIAM presented n potitioh agninst the e imposition of rlilriouii tests in the Snottish universities. Ir Tle Marquess of CLANRICAIHDE presented a petition v, from Dubliu, praying the house to legalise Presbyterian marriages. The Marquess of CLANRICARDr tlieti ...

... TIHE DUKE OF W.ELLINGTON'S BALL | I[ T A PSL SY HO USE. I A magnifirent ball, in celebration of' the natal day of ller H MAeet~y wab ziver by the Dnke of WVellington on Friday C nilit, at Apeley Howee. Thefete was in every respect worthy of the sicvere'itn's birtlidoy for, at the lowest coen- W putaton, 'JO of our high aristocracy aF'seonhled to partici- a pate in the eplendid recreation ...

... zATIL STEAM-BOAT COLLISION. MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE OFF GREENWICH. Yesterday forenoon an inquiry was commenced before Mrr. Baker, at the Queen's Head Tavern, High-street, lPoplar, respecting the death of' Mr. Samuel Theodore Lebat t, aged 23, one of the Principals at flermangild Castellani and Co.'s, in Coptbal -eourt, the Belgian consul, who lost his life by fialling from the Cameleon yacht, ...

... I To TNjB EDITOR OP THE MORNING CElit(SICL. f Sre-r oblerve, in a recentideb its it thel Houoe of L ,r;o, that the Duke of Richmond exl)rewei iliiillilf sorely o, the suijet of the tatiff,which hasdoue harm, he a89, oRil *;,'I do wore harm in time: it has affeoted his salmon itfiery to the tune of £2,000 a year; and when, in the emurhe g no- ture, abundance of ctock iallal have bteon raleaid ...

... I : We have received the Paris papers of Monday by our ordinary express. Sunday being Whitsunday, ofwas kept as a close holiday at most of the newspaper . offices, and the only journals published on Monday arc the National, the Courrier Francais, and the a-Denoeratic Pacftqte. I- Theonly event of any importanic mentioned in these papers-and it is one which will cause regret er not only in ...