... TJNIVBRSITY INTELLIGENCR. OXFORD, JAs. 25. ELEOTIONS TO OPEN SCHOLARSHJPS AND EXHIBITriIONS. Tho following electioun ot the under-snsentioned colleges were announced to-day, the examinations baving been hold in common: 1Joasceosr COLLGECd.-To Open Classical Solholasabjlils of £00 per aniuser for four years : Id{esors.it. t. Wright, irom le~iwic Q~llege; 2. J'ones, from Mterchant ?? School, ...

... proosoerd Ailiert Uuliversits'-CottfCCciiC at the mcemo- At lie ig ~ olj:o l Bjoys' Society, Mc-. Charles n~i rets ?? Euter1tniuIeii0t, 7.301 ho, Charity Urganisictioti 6ocety-Meectisig to DiscussBP Ec inigratioti Salience, Soieitv of Arts, 3. LElct'i HaillU ?? for Challenge TO) 61hield, 7.450.il 1v1, fliionudesy, Public Librery-Opsiviug by Sir J. Lob- pll rig' book, M.P., 3. Si :1.Exster Hall ...

... A NEW TO'.PlEDO. : Ycsiei'dnv nitornooss eti offlicil tlim1 Of the Sints-Edisotc torpedo by tho military authorities at Portstnoutih took place i-i tho rouc of tho l Dule of Conn1aglight, Mjor-GetOeIrl (cPalsy, R.BA., Colonel Dlrrstoll, IiE., Colonel Caraye, aid olier offlioers of the district statt. Tlio DLiko tint1 party emubarked oln board aL Goverenment lining vessel and went oat of ...

... DAL3ORAL, MAY 24. t The Queen wenit out yesterday mlornilgl , with their Rfoyal ltighllesses Princess Louiso (lar- C chioness of Lorne) aud Prince alnd Princess Heury of Battenberg. In the afternoon her Majesty drove to 2 Buirhall, aecolparirlod by her Grand Duoal lirgllness Princess of Leiniugenl and her ltoyal Hlighness Princess Beatrice. , The Queen has appointed Lieut.-Colonel John Clerk, ...

... rTHIS MORNING'S ..NEWS. p bY. Theo Queen yesterday conferred good service ti rewards of 1001. a yecar uponth ii 11derinen1- C tioned officers Goperal thea Right Honl. Sir, RI.f II. Boller, V.0., ?? ?? ,Adjutant- h General to the Forces Maj ?? .Phlup Cl Smtithi, C.E., late Commanding the Howe Dis- 1B triot; Mao-eea ?? nV C.B., Commanding North-Eastern District; P and Maujor-General Adoiphus ...

... TIU EASIERt VrOLUNTTEER OPERtATIONS. (FRO~ UR SPECIAL COauRcSPONfET3 I TILE ATTACK O N CHJATHAM. tip1 T~sst u leldo elilfiato the invader hias a beat hadd bN' a s;udden fail of snlow 1110 U10 C lS pleel tan y nyforce that Citathamn could j~tsgtoepp~ohi, jatad has thus been forcedl v ~~ua tsprpose Nvith which he ?? set cl lpilisfrcd areb from the south coast.f Thtatalyrteses to be the only ...

... A jTTRS TO THE EDITOR | -- - - a }A sT Ir A V Ian. l. b ~1oaA.NNING ON RAILWAY IOURS. Lleav'iIfl in a speech at .1011 the 9th inst. line repeated aitatueti 1WotidlesOR ii Hiln' thit' flusiotlf last yearI 11erilo0 dob ?? I ailm 015 edoingiea th tokexu ' ?? for theinlterests of tjip railway ser- voted Mpil ,dy ht~r. ChairtmingI t sI M. 'iL-Aicko-B~eaccl'5 iroliosal tot lilthe otoli ?? 5clec ...

... The sudden rise in temperature that came 1 in with April stimulated shopping to a rematr'k- Wall able extent. The West End Was crowded (,lan with Purchasers of clothuig suitable to thle wile brilliant weather. Spring liats and bonnets 1hun, were essayed and purchatsed and everything itaic looked brighlt for the London shopikeeper, who tile has had a very bard thun Of it of late, TIhcre is thle ...

... MAIL AND STEAMSHIP NEWS - 4 - ..I (Fiom Li.ovs's, JUSE 9.| ACCRA, Juno 9.- Gubooan, for Liverpool, left to-day.- AlDEfN, Jtic'J -Melbournle, from Japan China, Stmi, anti Ctloluibo, ;vith mailsattud puassengers left at 3pm. ytr. day foriMsoeilles. Rio Girande, ftrain lanrities, Ieanlee, Madogdnaslr, atnd ilauniloti; syithue;dla; and ?? D aznn. to-daly for Miarceillca. Natal, MaredileiforYolo-. ...

... Thio Danger to tVI New Forest. TiE deputation -which Mr. SHAW Lm1iwIVE introduced to Mr. STArN- }lOrwE: yesterday succeeded ?? s s - -111.1.1,1 -8sdrn~ 1 -A ..ntn + t -iv 4 - -.W ?? - -. -I. - l getting from him Sonme reassurinlg pledges as to t( the threatened destruction of the Ncw Forest. The Riflo Riauges Act, which was ?? is through Parliament last year, is another forcible p ...

... SUSPENSION OF NEGOTIATIONS. (FROM OUR CORRESPONfDENT.) MADRID, WEnEs5DAY Nwnon. In diplomatic and political circles it is stated that the representa.tivei of Engsland and of Sweden and Norway ave susponded furthernego- tiations with the Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs and his technical delegates until their respective Govornments nre able to pronounce upon the advisability of continuing ...

... CL0o$F or 'ra ?? STIIIE,-Tho settlement of the engineers' strilke atsid the result of t[io ballot of the ongoinsetrd on the question. of accepting the basis of settlemernt was declared yesterday, there being at large re rntjority itl ftvour of the aceeptasce. A deputation in frol ?? joint costimittoo of engineers afterwards mtet si the enmplovers aund tplumbersi snd LftOra loug eoll'- a ience, ...