... v *MADI~t~, Oti. 1i4. itt'OM OVR OWN CORREBPoND~r T.] About sixty deputies mnet at Senor Salamanca.'s yester- day, and it wee decided, amtong othet tbingse, thst Senor Caetro y Orozoo should be their candidato for Preeident. The Hcraltdo eoouts the notion of there being any sysetm- atio oppoaltiou to the government-defining systemnatin opposition to be one of principle, founded on difference ...

... DINNER~l 1 O WlLLIAM S&'IJOLBFsIELD, ESQ. [AIORID?ED FROM TIOR 2IIISMIOtCO5IAM JOURNAL.] Oo Wedeiseday evening the Lilosrel electors of St. Tho. mae's Ward entertained Mr. Aiderrnar.e Soliolefield to dinner, at the Bowling GresnTaverti, Holloway Head. At half- past five o'clock the ccmpiltly silt down to an excellent dinner, wbich was served up in good style, Mr. Alderman Cutler officiated no ...

... THE MO:RNI NG CGIRONIGLE. LONDON: TUESDAY, OCTO.BRR 22, 1844. Whlat is the Repeal movement in Ireland~ to be ? This is the point upon which a difference of opinion has, it seems, sprung up amongst its leaders. The aim of tlhis movement hitherto has been, if w e rightly divine the views of'its originator, not only to arouse the Irish to a fidil andl universal sense of the un just and unequal ...

... NrEW SOUTH WAMLES. OPESNING OFl TliE LEGISLATIVE CdOUNCIL. On Friday, the 24th of May, lila Excellency the Governor opened the Legislative Couneil in person, with the usual formalities. Alter the newt members, Sir. Roblnecn, Sir T. L. Mitchell, and Mr. Young, lhad been Introduced, his Excellency entered the house, and wee conducted to tie vics-regal chair by the Speaker, when he delivered the ...

... 'ELECTION OF ALDkR.M1AN FOR PORT'- SO KEN WARD.e Yeted by virtue of a precept from the Right Ho- lenourablste Lord Mayor, a wardlmote wae bold at the DThree None Tavern, In High-street, Aidgate, for the 3election, as tile summons stated, of a fit and proper person to be alderman of the said word, in the room and estead of Thomas Johnson, Esql., who bath reeigned the lesaid off ise; David ...

... T IER MAlJETSTY'S VsISI TO THE. CITY. On Saturday, after a series Of suggestions, alterations, anai improvemnents by tbe committee at Guildball, ap- pointed for the purpose of forming r. programme of the arrangements fer the reception of her Metjeety at the approaching opetningw of f be New Royal 13xchangre, On Monday, the 28th ingstant, the followin~g wns the oreder tIe- terminffd upon: That ...

... EARTHQUAKE IN THE REST INDIES. On the 29th of August, on earthqluake was felt in sevaral of tie West India Islands, including St. Vincent's, (Ire- nada, Trinhidad, ani Blritish Guiana. The Trinidad paper * 'he would record the ocourrencea of one of the se- verest eartL~quakee which we bave ever experienced, and, te believe, that has been felt in Trinidad sinCe that ot 1825. About ten minutes ...

... NEW CLAIMANT TO THE STONELEIGII BSTATES-FORCIBLE POSSESSION Op STONELEIGH( AB3BEY. .-4I ri LEAMINGTON SPA, MONDAY.-BetWeen one end two Y o'lock this afternoon the fashionable town of Leamington at was in a state of the greatest commotion, in consequence of 1. the examination of thirty-two individuals, who had been of apprebended the same morning by Mr. Roby, the superin- of tendent of pollee, ...

... TO THE; EDITOR oP Ti1E MORNING CHRONICLE. Soit-Your notice from the Inquirer respecting Father Mathew is painfal and important-painful as reards bimt, ml lortalt as it regards this generous ention, whose charao. ter is in a mmaner atstake as to the applicationofa remedy. e Now, allowing t(be truth of the statement, the remedy toffered by the Inquirer enns by no means adequnte to Ithy ...

... WHAT' VIfIL NEXT SESSION DO FoRI THE LABOUREERS? TO THE RIGHT HON. LORD J. RUSSELL. SECOND LPTTrER. My LORD-The 'Ierisons whom I saw labourinc on the roads at E asebourne, in Sussex, at 4s. 6d. a week, or at 9s. a 'iortnight, with one week in work and one week o'.t of work, were the following. I I name them for the purpose of adding some remarks, Jwhich your l'.rdship will see the force of all ...

... The LONDON GAZBTT~ef TUBSDA Y, Oct. 22. TieQen WHITEHALL,OCT. 21. 1. Te Qeenhas been pleased to appoint James Earl of k.Glasgow to be Lieutenant and Sheriff Principal of the ihire i-of Rlenfrew, ins the room of Alexander Spiers, Esq., da- d ceasad. d WAR-OFFICE, OCr. 22. )f let Regiment of Life Guards-Aossstant. Surgeon5 Thomas Tardrew, 9from tlte 80th Foot, to be Assllstant-Surgeov, vice ...

... e LONDON: WEDNES.DAY, OCTOBEBR 23, 1844. e A contemporary, which prides itself upon being t fashionable, has thought fit to act in character, by it railing at commercial spirit and commercial aris- etocracy, as having, amongst other vices, that of in- capacity for producing intellectual eminence or even . patronizing literary worth. The Manchester Guar- dian deemed it necessary to protest, and ...