... ECCLESIASTICAL IYTELLIGENCL. ^s The Lord Bishop of Rochester will hold his triennial !evisitation for Hertfordahire as follows :-At St. Alban's, on e Tuesday the 21st inst.; at Hlertford, on Wednesday the 22d; i, at Baldock, on Thursday the 23d; and at Bishop's Stortford, e on Friday the 24th. The triennial visitation of the Lord Bishop of Gloucester 4 and Bristol will begin at Bristol on ...

... U, LEGAL ED UCA TI;u. T TiHE EDITOR OF TrHE im MO2lNlNG CHRONICLE. l Sirt-Your sentineumts on t!!c saiject upon which I movr address you, I have 1no ileallY ct klsuwill, and ?? nmoy l possibly condemn the remarks which I am about to offer. l But I have, I think, some truths to tell, which. I would beg ofyou to circulate. The present popular cry is an extremely good one to liii up to] umnsatiti ...

... [FROM THE OVERLAND rRIEND OF ] A few days after the last mail left, Commissioner Genera Sea took his departure from Canton, avowedly determined on reaching the seat of war in the Kwang-si province. The at following translation of letters received a short time ago; in gives some detail of his movements since that time. D On inquiry we learn that at Woo-chou-foo* in Kwangsi, at the rebels are ...

... THE SUBMiARINE' TELEGRAPH. The communication by electricity between Paris and Eng- 'Y land is now open to the public. We say Paris and England, Dr-not Paris and London, because the wires crossing the Channel and traversing the edge of the cliff to Dover have not at present been joined on to those of the South-Eastern Rail- 50 way, nor, indeed, has it been yet decided whether the South- is ...

... ENGAGEMENT WITH PIRATES A'EAR I I GIBRIALTAR. - The following is, a more detailed account of the engage- ment between her Majesty's steam-frigate Janus and the Riff pirates, on the coast of Morocco, in which Lieutenant Powell, commanding the Janus, was seriously wounded, ann seven of the crew more or less injured, by the destructive fire of the Moors:- 'e It appears that the news of the ...

... LIFEASSURANCE O.PF1CB,8-THEIR-PX- ]STING CONDITION, AND THE DEFECTS OF THE LA W BELA TINU TO THEM. Al ?? We have already* discussed at considerable length the facts as to the present condition of the Life Assurance Companies * which have been founded since the Act 7th and 8th Vict., cap. 110, came into operation, on the 1st of November, 1844-taking 'for our guide as to those facts the returns ...

... LONDON: TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1852. fla The county elections have not materially affected the balance of parties. but, where changes in the representation have taken place, they have not in M general been for the better. West Kent has lost, in Mir. HODGES, a steady, if not a powerful, supporter or of the party which is ai present identified m with the cause of improvement. The EasternT division of ...

... [The following appeared in the Second Edition o our paper of yesterday ?? We have received, vit! Marseilles, our private correspondence from Bombay of the 17th November, and files of papers from Hong KoDg to the 30th October. We have filready anticipated the main Octofer inelin~~ of intelligence ract the following;- ?? (the Shan States), we iearJ, had ?? off her allegiance to Ava, and has an ...

... LA Y REPRESENTATiON. TX ToE EDITOR oF TEn MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-I have a most sincere respect for your cor- respondent, N. Let me, then, as entertaining that respect, beseech him to read again my letter of Monday last. The gravamen of his objection against me is that I am the favourer of a system which Ewill end in rendering the laity the ultimate judges of doctrine-a consummation which (I ...

... BRITISH ASSOCIA TION FOR THB AD- VANCRMRBN'T OF SCIENCE. WE [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] of BELFAST, TUESDAY NIGHT. ex At the general meeting in Dr. Cooke's chapel last night, Bh Col. Portiock delivered a discourse on the recent discovery th of rock Bait at Carrickfergua. He remarked generally on the fic formation of rook salt, contending that it could not have its id origin from igneous ...

... To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SiRr-As I do not observe that you havQ yet given in your adhesion to the agitation for the suppression of classical l literature, conducted in France by the Abb6 Gaume and the Univer8, and in England by the Daily News, I hope you will allow me to suggest the true interpretation of the passage which Mr. Walpole recently quoted from Lucretius. Your cor- ...

... MBRCHANT SEA MEN PENSI(NERS. by The following circular las lately been issued from the War- a- office, addressed to the staff officers of pensioners In order to insure uniformity in the applications made k ?to this office by persons who are anxious to commute their 9, pensions from the Merchant Seamen's Fund for the purpose a of emigrating, I am directed to annex a form, according to I as- ...