... SEAV SPANISH LOA.N. '4.'LEI EDITOR, OH TILE DAILY NEWS. FlEnglis~h public, and tautv itesjseeillv tham poriones -tit 'vto has-c so recent!;' suiffced by the ce- 1isc~'td-- -c or ?? of Spain anti hoe Cortes V iV cilily bewildered, witht auitt:s~cme.t On learning t, rjiti-,i csala.ti'o), in regard to a ?? lean to Spain V 1 5-L,-C ti- ttl What illatet o0,st furtheir toI their: ado- 1 ?? attemipt ...

... 1,0X.2790X U1?SDAY, A PR.21. IN the HOUSE of COaMMOxa yesterday, the fl^,EN- CElLLOR o'f the EXCHEQUERt stated that soem figures which appeared in the printed resolutions relative to the importation of soap wvere erroneous, it being the intention of the government that the import duty should cease with the excise duty on that article. The Public-houses (Scotland) Bill passed through committee, ...

... MILITAi Y. PoRTS.MouTH, APRIL 6.-The 1Master-Gen-eral of, the Ordnance, Lieut.-General LordRa~Ial , G.C.B.;Lieut.-, General Sir'J: Ti-Birgoyne, ?? ?? of Fortilfiations; Colonel Cator, 'Director-Goneral of Artillery, accompanied by Colonel Sir J. M. F. Smrith, ?? com- mnaing RoyalEngineer of this district,.and other offcers of the Ordnance department, proceeded in the Sprightly, steamer, Master ...

... ' ' I' ' -IRELA-ND. -- - te __ PaUBLI, MARClt l. The Irish tenant league held a meeting yesterday f, for the purpose, as they described it in their placards, of hearing & a -statement ffrom the parliattentary i reprelentatuves as to the workings of the sclees com- mittee on the land bills, and to take counsel zogether for fte ffrther advatncementt of the cause geuerally. e The muster on the ...

... . t1 L UA1 I 11c*N. BY EDWARD BAINES. ti ON the presentation of a new measure of ,} Education by the Government to the Legislature, it is no less the duty than the interest of the people freely to examine its merits. It is six years since the Minutes in Council were brought into operation; and within that d period a Census of the kingdom has for the first time obtained authentic particulars of ...

... PROFVISION's OF T1iE BO1OUGIl EDUCAITIOAN BILL. -- . I I - - -4c UAVING thus looked at the actual state of education as shown by the census of 1851,-having seen its extra- ha; ordinary progress within the present centnry,-and having the stated the astounding expenditure still contemplated by the tax Government plan to be raised by rates and taxes for educa- disl tional purposes,-we come now to ...

... tine --UbIn-IQw ?? CASE OF THE MADIAL. 3ctive pmr- I ofR ESPO1N DENCE1 BEITWEEN S1IRCULLING Gregory.l EARDLEY AND5 -riiC HON. C. LANG~DALE. ad dat lg led as an) Hyaree, 3let Malrch, 18353. ortos have ill DEAR SiR,-May I trouble you to insert in the wascn of ILootds Miercurrj the eeslosed correspondence with the Hon. scriptural Clha-. Langdale. all things When that gentloeman answered Lord ...

... To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-My attention has lately been drawn to the contro- versy and conflicting opinions now going on in reference to the cleaning of the pictures in the National Gallery. I have spent upwards of forty years in close study and active prac- tice on the restoration of old paintings, during the last few of which I have had entrusted under ray hands the nume- ...

... CONSPIRACY TO ROB A LEEDS FL4X- MILL BY A4 FOR'kIGN .1rlXUFArTURER AgyD * O'l'lEP15. *, , p, - ,I* Thji caRe, the partidzicrs- -of which appeared. in Tire il-ot'nitg ?? SatLlrday, was finally examiued bqfore .be boreqglhrmagisiratei at Leeds on that day. There wias a numerous attendance of magistrates. Mr. Bernard 33sen- stue, df Florivale, and Mlri Thomr s Steele (tile manager of -Is flixr ...

... HOUSE OF COIMMONS-WEDINESDAY. The house met to-day at twelve o'clock. PETITIONS. Mr. MOODY presented a petition from solicitors at Crewkerne, for the repeal of the annual certificate tax, and from Sampford Budleigh, against the Jew Bill. Petitions were presenter] by Mr. Lucas, frsm the Navan board of guardians, for the remission of the Consolidated Annuities ; by Mr. Child, fromn inhabitants ...

... LFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] MADRID, APRIL, 1. The contest for the committee on the proposed loan in the sections of the Congress was most severe. The following, according to the Clamor Publico, was the result Ministerial Opposition Section. Candidates. Candidaes. 1st . Lafente ?? 18 Causacho,.. ?? 16 21 . Mendoz . , 17 ?? 3d . Polo . 18 ?? 17 (On the third scrutiny.). 4th. ?? Bedmar . 15 Mon ...

... PROGRESS OFIMPRO VErMEZVT IN TiE WEST OF IRELAND. The following observations, tending to show the benefits conferred upon Ireland by the Encumbered Estates Com- mission, are extracted from a letter of Mr, J. Locke to the Earl of Lucan The occasion seems opportune in all its eircuinmstancei and I shall select, in illustration, the Western EHighlands, and especially the union of Newpolt-a ...