... TUE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: W.BD2NSDA Y, MAY 8, 1844. The HoUsE of LOIIDS, last night, was engaged, on the motion of the Marquess of NORMANPY, in a discussion respecting the reasons of the recall of Lord ELLHNBnOOUao . The noble marquess did not make a formal motion, as he was unwilling to press it, if the production of the correspondence were alleged to be injurious to the public service. ...

... LiVERPOOL, TUESDAY MoBqMIN6. The New York packet ship Independence, Captain Nye, having experienced very contrary winds ill the Channel, landed some passengers at Kinsale on Friday last, who arrived here this morning in the Dublin mail packet. The Independence sailed on the 8th ult. The report of the cotton market is favourable ; the N4w Yerh Jouwnd of Commerce of the 8th reports:- The week ...

... -4 LISBON, MAY 1I [PROX OUR OWN coREmspoNDHNT.] An extraordinary express has this moment brought the Intelligence of the aurrender of Almeida on the 29th ult., at four o~lock, by capitulation, the terms of which were, that the officers and Whiefs should be permitted to go into Spain, and that the men should depose arma and be disposed of by the government, being exempted from punishment. The ...

... . -. MADRID, APRIL 30. (PROM OUR OWN CORRSPOND8NUT.3 The ulinisterial crisis still sontinass. The ministers retain their offlcea ; but unless the difficulties In the way of forming another combination, on the terms Wished for at Court, are too great to be overcome, it is believed that most, if not all of them, will go out. It appears that when the wishes of the Queen Mother, respecting the ...

... Aforning Chronicle Ofce, flalf past Seven. SECOND EDITION. I~ I. (BY EXPRE5SS.) STATE PROSECUTIONS-FURTHER POST. PONEMENT-JUDGMENT OFPTECOUtRv DEFERRED TO NEXT TERM. (FRyOMd OUR OWN REPORTER.] DUBLIN, TUESDAY, MAY . COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Theappearance of the court this mooring pre^ sented mnany of the features that made it so remark- able during the progress of the trial, when it nouq ...

... I i HOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY. Ear~ntl BROWNLOW\t presented several petitions in favour of egricultural proteotion. Lord CAMPRELL, in tbe abesace of 8MTI Gosford, pre- tented several petitions from different parts of Ireland, praylng for the legalization of Presbyterian marriages. SAYINGS BANKS. I Lord bIONTE RALE rose to call tho attention of their lordships, und ot the government, to a ...

... Her Majesty and Prinei Albert walked In the garden at Claremont on Monday afternoon, after the return of the Prince from town. Their Royal lHighnesses the Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, and the Prlncees Alice, were also taken on the lawn in front of the mansion. Yesterday morning the Qiesen and Prince Albert walked in Claremont Park. The royal lanily were taken their accustomed daily air ...

... I 27te LONDON QAZTT.B of TURSDA Y, Ma 7. 1 WHITEHALL, MAY 4. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Philip Henry Stanbopo, Bsaq. (coulmornly called Viscoutnt Mahon) and the Right Hon. T homas flabIngton Macaulay to be additional Commiasionara for the purposea of Inquiring whether advan- tage might not be taken of the rebuilding of the Hoe uees of Parliament for promoting and encouraging the ...

... iNFLvIX oF IRISH LABOURERS. rpRoir A COIatusPONDENT.] VI The barnefiul influence which the low and detcrio- vp ratedl condition of' the potulo-feC Irishhai tor maI y j-' years exercised over the well being of tile labourin i n classes in the other parts of the cinpire, has fre- quently been brought under tile public neticc, but t we never 5HW its effects in heating thelit down, to ...

... Yeaterday the fity- fifth anniversarg of the Literary Faa(d SO, .ty took place at the Freemasons -tavern, when nearly 20nn gentlemen sat down to an excellent dinner provided by Mr. Baeon, the proprietor of this Pstablishment. The chair was taken at six o'clock by the Marques of Nortbanopton, I'.R.S. Amougst those present we observed the Eari of Arundel and Surrey; Count Reventloer, the Danish ...

... COMMISS1ON OF LUNVACY. Xo e A commission of ldnacy wae opened yesterday, before o Mr. Commissioner Winslow, and ii jury of nineteen free- holders of the county of Middlesex, at the Oray's-inn e Coffieehouse, for the purpose of trying the state of mind of e Mr. William Parker, formerly counected with the firm of 11 Bagfshaw and Company, merchants, of King Willium-street, tO and latterly an ...

... i i -.C.- In 1841 Prance and England offered their mediation to the governments of Buenos Ayres and Monte Video. During the course of these negotiations the governor, Rosas, proposed, as the primary condition of hits accepting It, that General Oribe should bh appoiuted president of Monte Video. The Freach and English pleuipotentiaries replied oflicially, August 30, 1842, that Such a ...