... HOMUiaOPATIIRC INST'ITUTION. A public dinner in aid of the funds of the London Ho- mo-opatbic Institution was giveu yesterday at the Albion Tavern, Alderpgate-Etreat, the Right Honourable thue Erl of Wilton in the chair, supported by Lord Robert Groe- voenor, W. Mackcinnon, Esq., M.P.,and a numerous com- pany, including P. W. Currie, Eeq., Major Jackson, W. Leat, Esq., &a. . race (Non nobis ...

... FREARS OF OUR INDIAN RULERS. To THE EDITOR op THE MORN[NG CHRONICLE. SIa-Publio atteation btingeso strongly called to the conduct of those rulers sent out to India by a Conservative govecmiernt towards the nivil iand nailitary eervauts of the Eaet I'idiat Compaay, I beg to add some mites of inferma- tion to the unfortunately small portion of such ilready be- fore the public. Aud, first, let me ...

... I iuchs DIJBLlN, MAY 1h. sr of [P)IOsz OUR OWN CORREH5POV]DYNT.] an DISSOLUTION OF THE1 IRISR CONSERVATIVE on SOCIEIY. ievtt- The Irish M~etropolitani Conservative -Society,, whieh sbc has taker, uo iroininjent a part in polinical i'onlic td in this arde city for five oraix. yeare past, has given up tLt gioet. Its ould formal dissolution took place on Monday right, Pt a 6pecia; relal ...

... IUWRTUGAL. LISBON, MAY 13. [jFROMl OuR OWN COIRESPONDENT.] The Turkibh paradise for a mindstcr of a country with. out a press or a parliament to pester the government, is not o be enjoyed here after the 23d instant. The opening of the Cortes oi that day has been determined on at the council of state-tho opinion of the Milister for the Interior in1favourof'postponinig the opening for another ...

... IDESITRUCTI VB FIRE A T NA TVORTE CAi S. I TLE, CUMBERLAND. It falls to our lot to retord an account of one of the moot woeful and destructive fires that, prbhaps, ever mouorrtd In the county of Cumberland. About two o'clock on Satur. d ty afternoon last, a mest violent fire broke out at NYeworth Castle, one of the seats of the Earl of Carlisle, when au expreas was immediately seat off to ...

... TRE LATE FATAL ACCIDE.ENTS ONTHR 2RIVYBR. Mr. Higgas yesterday held an inquest at the Spread Esgis, Millbank, as to the death of Mr. Charles Fdll0on, sr: ttsenty-two, who was unfortunately drowne. by the setting of his boat on e'6dnesday last. The body was fvztt fib *tlng in a perpendicular position through the flum: arch o3 Vauxhall-bridge on Monday morning, awd Vt;: the jury viewed it ...

... TRE COLLIERS' STRA'KE. TO THE EDITOR OP THE MORNING CURONICLE. SxRa-I have taken the liberty Of addressing this letter, on the subject of the pitmenf's strike in this and the ad- jacent county of DurhatD, to You, believing that any infor- mnation on so interesting a u.attar 'will beaceptbe.111e Tue method of engaging the 0oU1iera hberetoforeby a bond or agreement tor one yearf ths men binding ...

... TO DANIEL O'CONNELL, ESQ. Plass yerAnner-Thiscomeshoplu you're Injoylngood helth and the free air, as 1 am at this present ritin, thanks be to marcy and my own good behavor for the Same. The Doethurwasfull shore he bad ye in the athrate wesout afore now, and there's psepil here that's fit to be tide for the pure imvy berate ye're out. But they're out thoreselvee, and more's the pity in one ...

... ROYAL SOCIETY f. the PewhiivEN7Iyr, OF CRUELTY TO ANVlWfA LS, I. Yesterday the twenitieth annual general 1OeAeg-, of qA above voritty wo.9 hebT at Ur. Ifan ver-Fqonra It~m T. Erudibory whS very faehionable rid a mUmo oo', Rid 7e, couiposed principally of ladies, Who appare ,4 I take the w-rrmest interest la the p'(ceesiL n : thft Bocioty. Upon the platform, vvhieh wasr~~l* iH rollby 6ediem ...

... NATIONAL ANTI - CORN-LAW LEAGUE. red cbe The National Anti-Corn-law League held its weekly meeting yesterday evening, at Covent Oarden Theatre. of Every part of the house was full. Among the gentlemen the present were:- ear John Bright, .Esq., M.P., (ia the chair), the 11 a. C. tWe Pelham Villiers, M,P,, Major-G5eneral Briggs, James Wil- 300 ta esa, E~q , Rev. J. Burnett, John Travere, Eeq., ...

... RESTRAINTS ON ADULT LABOUJP TO CHARLES BULLER, EsQ., MP. Slt-It is impobsible not to admire the ingenuity of the 'arguments by which you have lately supported the prin- elple of legislative interference with the right of every adult member of the community to dispose of his own labour in the way which seems to him most to his advantage. That I cannot assent to your reasoning I must attribute ...

... :.- $PAIX, MADRID, M1AY 10. I-- .5O~f OVRt OWN CORRuEPONDPWNT.1 T be people ner el a CU u o * -'- e l . 41, )Iorocco affair, and the large preparations making by the gruperox Abdsebumale, Who, if the accounts received lately are true, seems disposed to adopt the offensive, and to have mean for doing so, whicl the Spanish government eosld scarcely have anticipated whab they allowde their organs ...