... The follow~ing reports having bean addressed to the I, LordesommissionersofherMajes~ty s3privy Cooneil for wo Trade by Mesars. Redgrave, TIbwpsend, and Herbert, Ino the masters of the head school, and by Mr. Poynter, Tb th isecoro te rnc sholfor the session ma i84-5~ te ocuens ereprsenedtothe House e - W bhve th-honoutr to la eoeyour lordships a seport, 'qul of the progemft sha~qbo t.Somerset ...

... GERMANY.-The latest accounts from Berlin are to the 17th inst. General Thurnen bad been ordered to act as commissioner for Holstein. The reduction of the Landwehr of the first class has been decreed. Information has been received from the provinces of the successful dismissal of the Landwehr. In Krotoshin, in the Grand Duchy of Posen, alone, the publication of the Royal decree had led to riots ...

... HONG KONG, OCe. 30. The mail steamer arrived late on the evening of the 12th instant, bringing dates from England to the 24th of August. The sickness among the 59th Regiment continues to abate, still the men generally are in a very debili- tated state, and deaths occasionally occur. Since May to the present time 100 have died. Rear-Admiral Austin, Commander-in-Chief in the East, arrived here ...

... THlE LONDON UNION ON CHURCH I IXA TTBRS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHROINICLE. a SIR-I lately ventured some remarks upon the e circular of a voluntary association in London, ewhich has been pleased to occupy itself with the present condition of Church matters. I pro- pose to-day to handle a document which is in the |course of distribution by another body in the me- tropolis-the London Union ...

... UNJ VERSITY INTv7ELLIGENCE. Ear.'y in the OXFORD, DEC. 18. I Dryinteensning Term it will be proposed to abrogate ID bilte exisqtinI F orms of Statute relating to the Exercises re- ni quired for Degrees in Civil Law, viz., Tit. VI., Sect. IV of Tit. IX., So~ct. IIL., §., 2. (Supplicatio pro Gradu Bacca-t laurel Jurie Civilis-atsd Inceptoris ire Jure Civili), and to fo subtitte hefo lownF. C. ...

... PAPAL AGGRESSioN- j.DEVON COUNTY ME~zi:T7NG. I XETER, FRaDAY.-The couYntyeeting, conveiiey Iligh.Sheriff, upon a requisition signed by more as r. of the noblemen, gentlemen, and frehle heedb. .1Right Hon. the Earl Fortescue, ?? ?? isthis day in the Castle-yard, andanmeo1 -cliaracterised this, as; all previouscne against the obnoxious step ?? Commodious hustings were throw Oertetra -,Iin front ...

... THE BISHOP OF LONDON AND MIR. BENNETT. To Tim EDITOR OF TNE MORNING CHRONICLE. he SIR-By the time this appears in print, the un- |le expected dinouement of the ?? San Barnabe, as exi the French would have called it, will have been before the public some days; and I can, therefore, ne, in what I propose to offer, appeal, not to their hat first prepossessions, but to their refection and Th ...

... 1.,, : t ?? 'THE1;'! PAST| Ir'-Tk6'iOfoAl 'd`pOrt *4ye:- The mik~tallty of Lon. ,te dn~wlih In he 'asVIFeek of ?? .deolinelt' to 861, j~ ~a~s,,nd~uthe eub~leqieot-widek.ra~ ,0, o z b ibi At futer In~ of I, sI _ 4*reblq~ amount.'T *hc U in ri~lste~ed I 1P ,t week. ending; sla 4st Sttrdy er Of ,t,5nu ]ibe 1 hlc I.gstar 'th~in ta t ofay - .spotdn e'l the ',Iyar 80 ?? namelt, In V84 w~a're ...

... ?? TND G- 8 I The Andria of Teronee wasA performed oi -I qaturday night by the nre acdvgucad 'ucholar of ?? ..4 mi Isb.Sehell, In .Accordence with anual, practieee The hasractersef te oome4 were distridasfolowS Simo, W. ;H. Beanett; Said, W. G. HenderMon-;.D, sua i H.Blesden; PwmpksUfe, W. G; Armitetead j' J1p ,. t Andrewe; Charinw,'W. H. Hoino; ByAk, 8.: MedKn; Lesbin, C. P. ngram; EChemee ...

... DMORE BROWNRIGGERlY. The public mind has scarcely recovered from the shock occasioned by the cruelty of one barrister towards his own child, when it is again assailed by the discovery that another member of a profession usually distinguished for gentlemanly pride and bearing, has been mixed up in a case of torture which, if the evidence of the victim be true, is hardly surpassed in horror by ...

... EXPRESS FROM PARIS. e rFntoH OUR OWn CORRESPONDENT] Y PARIS, FRIDAY MORNING. f In the Legislative Assembly yesterday, after Yoar , reporter left, the debate on the bill for the x egu- n lation of the commercial regime of Algeria was con- - tinued, and after some further discussion the d debate was adjourned, at the request (if M. C. I Dupin, the reporter. d The Union, in alluding to the newly ...

... [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENIT] sni. VlkNNA, DEC. 14.-The Emperor has issued the deI following general order to the army gui Vienna, Dec. 12. illy army has completely fulfilled all the difficult exigen- qee cies of warlike preparations. I have to thank their excellent we spirit, devotion, and discipline for this. rec A portion of the same, the 4th battalions (of Regiments) ino and Landweihr, ...