... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... LISBON, Dxc. 10. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.1 Amidst the political torpor, with scarcely an in- cident worthy of being recorded, the election of Senor Jose Bernardo da Silva Cabral to the highest dignity in the Masonic order affords a topic of con- versation. Some importance is attached to this circumstance, as the Masons in this country, de- viating from the objects of the institution, ...

... IRELAN D. DUBLIN, MONDAY MORNINO. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] CouNTry oF LImERICK ELECTiox.-This keenly contested election was brought to a close on Satur- day evening, by the return of Mr. Wyndham Goold, who had a majority of 40 over Captain Dickson, and of 111 over Mr. Michael Ryan, the Tenant- league candidate. The gross poll stood thus:- Goold, 239; Dickson, 199; Ryan, 128. There was ...

... TI II, UNITED STATES. Li[Y ELECTiUC TELEGR[APII.1 rIROJM oil I OWN CORlRESPO?NDENT.j |Li rtlro ., Trfl'ivSDAY AFTERNOON.-Thie United Srtare 'lail stcalle-ship Atlantic has just completed asothue ptlsaleacross the ocean, arid brinlgs dates frnjl ?? Vurk to the 7th December, one day sub- ?? to the departure of the Franklin (which artived at Soutthainipton the 18th instant). The A-lalitie ...

... I THE BISHO PS' ADD RESS to tde Q UEEN.| TO Tor EDITOR OF TE zMIOMRING CWHRONICLE, Sit-I request that you will have the goodness to insert in your journal the accompanying copy of a letter addressed by me to the Archbishop of Canterbury, which is published with his Grace's approbation And I have his permission to add that my letter having only reached him after all the bishops, except the ...

... MEETING AT CAMBRIDGE. P A numerous and influential meeting on this subject, con-. vened by the Mayor in pursuance of a requisition signed by Si about 350 of the most respectable inhabitants, wats liolden at sc the Town Hall yesterday (Wednesday), and the large room in te that building was filled with persons anxious to hear or take CE part in the proceedings. Among the audience, it will be th ...