... TO THE EDITOR OP THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Si &-I presume that the division on Mr. Watson's mo- tion will throw on the suitors of the Court of Chaucery, for another year at least, tbe continued payment ot the monstrous salaries to the taxing masters of that court. There is a point, however, connected with the service given by those overpaid officers which has not been adverted to, and on which I ...

... JhfMERARAi. -p.- f2XTRAAcT PROu A tilk2ft DATED MARCH 31.j All is quiet and going on well. The Combined Court have gone through the estimateR harmoniously, and early innext montbwill bedismiused forthe year. Tbe 23d Regt, have left us, and are relieved by a detachment of the 41th, quartered at Berbice. The Colonial Lelislature has done goed sork thie year by establishing a grammar school and a ...

... -4- MADiRID, MAY 1I.-- '' [PtOsU OUR OWN CORRBSiPONDEN?.] It had been expected that the ministry, as now com- posed, would have iesued some kind of programme ere this1 but it does not appear to be yet known whether the Mar- quls of Viluma will accept office, nor bas tbe Minister of Marine, (;eneral Armero, arrived from Seville; and the ministerial programme may have been put off on these ...

... IUL RKJA'. CONSTANTIDNOPLE, AP RIL .'(. IJVROM OLUR OWN CORIUESPOND1)T.tT, The r'outsielul reeurreucee tbroughout tha esnlire, of those atrociouis pereicutione algainst Charistlaes of whih il H aiUe~ti ble instance was furnished to you In my letter of the .I! h, loe d to veryimportant reflectiols. During a perid of mnuny months tlh Porte has been freod fron all alaru of extt rnal aeggresion. ...

... TORY HAC JKS. I. -fl IV e take the iblflowvilsLp Portraits ir'ofl11 i1r. D'lrireli's acewv novel of '(.'oningehby. 'I'here can lie no diiffiusltt ill lixhig tie idleitviy of either every ren tier --will at once re!ogwizte theil 1)itteri lidelity; ansi^,were L.ucianl Gu'' itill in thi;il wvd 13r could not liiil, any more titan ' Rigby, xs io is ; yet uzsn iqant mtai to a'ectgize hilself ...

... .IIALTA-MAi 6. DIStTRlIBUTION OF THE BDITP.RIRANEAN SQUAD- RON.-ln Malta Hlarbour-the Formidable, 8, bear- iog the ffag of' VicaAdmiral Sir E. W. C. R. Owen Ceylon, receiving ship; Warepite, 50; Devas- tation, Geyser, Medea, and Veouvine war eteamere, and Acheronsteam packet. At Gibyaltar, the Locust Rteam tender and Scout, 18. At Cagliari, the Belvidera, 38. At Mar- seillee, the Polyphemue. ...

... 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 ...

... COURT UIRCULAJ?. TheQueen anti PrinrilefOt lleckinigbrln Pallacel at half' ast tli three o'clock yesterday afternoon in a ivarrriigog CUid four, II(, escorted by a party of L~ncerst, for Cliairemont. 'Theic Royal f;, lighne~sees the Prince of Wales and the Princess Royal followed inanother carrinage and four. And the Countess of Mount lEdgeocumbe, lad y finwaitinig; Colonel Arbuthrnot, K- ...

... I HOUSE OF COMMONS-T2mitnsDAY. Mr. ESTCOURT, after some observations on the man - ner in which agents and altorneys In the country delayed to the last the recessary steps on priovan bills, and on the ifitness of correcting tce ovil, moved, That the committees on the followiug bills have leave to report ein or befoze the r180t day ofJIan next :-AyrBridge Blil, Preston anud Wyre Doek, &U. Bill ...