... THIE MINISTERIAL RE-ELECTIONS. OXFORD UNIVERSITY. INNTIi DAY, THlURISDAY. Gladstone ?? .. ?? ?? 929 Porceval ?? ?? ?? ?? 804 MIajority for Gladistone, .. 125 'i'J':NTII 1).AT, FRIDAY. 'TI'ie joll of to-dlay ShoWSs r11 incjrease of toll ?? over that of yesterday. Out of tile thirity-onrc votes recoiried, eighteeri were for Mir GIadstore, anid thir- teen for Mr. Perceval. STA'E 01' 'll OIL-FIVE ...

... gilN Ic nlp . PROMOTIONS AND' EK'OCLfANGlS . AVAR-OF I ICC, *TANUAItV 7. Ist Dnagoons-Licut. IV . Peareth to bo Captain, bv pitl'lchae, vice Carc'v, ?? ieti tes; Curtikt J. Ian - cocke to be Lieut., lb purchalse. vice PI'areth; Ensign A. J. P. WaIittatii foiit 29th loot, to be Corinet, by putchase, vice Hancoeke. 12th L,ight DNrug0ootcli-ieLt. G. C. S. ])uratit to be dalptain, by pulrchase, ...

... UNTIL Parliament meets for the dispatch of business, and, as we confidently expect, for the despatch of the Aberdeen Cabinet about its business, there will still be, as there is now, a plentiful scarcity of pabulum for the leading columns of the aewspapers. Mean- time, matters which, in the strife and crush of party conflict, would be hustled off with witty brevity or cavalier voUemiialance ...

... ?? r-litc1lipacc. W E ST I NII) IA MlAl. rL sI i p, Captain Vincentt, has artrived vvith thle W-est Indiai miail. The ilfe~qdidcltr hadl beeni verv sickld ever since shte left St. Thooas's, havnig lost twon paissengci'o, boith of' ?? wecre fo Mcxobesidef Mr. Duke, tftwporser's ste-wirless, aend five of the c-row, all of wihom, with Ithi exception oif two, (lied of yellow fever. Ilarbadoes wa- ...

... DESPERATE PARTY AFFRAY AT CASTLEDAWSO.N. I.AVESTIGAMTON BEFORS TlE fAGISTRACY. (om1m our Reporter.) FROm several paragraphs which have been published, the readers of the News-Letter are already aware that a party affray took place at Castledawson, on Christ- mas evening last, between the Protestant and the Ro- man Catholic parties there. It originated in a drink- ing squabble, and swelled to a ...

... THIE NEFW MINISTRYV. (Froi /te OG'lobe.) LORDn STANL1EV, of Aldsley, ias been appointed V7icee President of tihe Board of Trade, and Paymaster Oe- neroll to the t'-nces. Viscieunt Canning is the Postmaster Genera]. The lion. .II. Chartitris a 1,0o(1 of the Treasu rv. The 'I'reasury Board is now completed, tile ?? being, besides the First Lord and Chancellor of thi EvxclEtquter, 31r. Johnt ...

... T I-IE 3.I GAD) E B 0 Y S. SOME newV featurles huave 'turle(l up since out last, which would show that the breach betwveen the de- serters aid the rest of tile Brig-aie is growing wider end less capable of hbeinig britdged over by mutual ex- planationis, wvere wve not confident that tile whole I r'itnlpils will ?? hoe Lttled to the mutual satis- factiou of both parties, as so0on ats the ?? ...

... TOTAL LOSS OF TIlE i HERALD. A MOST fearful collision has taken place in tbe Channel, terminating in the total loss of a fine ship, called the Herald, laden with a valuable cargo from Madras, and, melancholy to add, the whole of the crew (with the ex- ception of one mant), and two passengers, invalided soldiers of the Honourable East India Company. It occurred, during a heavy gale of wind, ...

... AI LB AF- - -A %Vr copy thc Following ?? fronl the 1Whig of Sa-| turday: A D)icscnreri.-It is veryt currnitly reported, and generally believeml, that Mrl. ?? Memnber of Parlia- ment for the county Down, has ixive in his adlhosion to Lord Aberdeen 's Minlistry. This speaks wvell for Mr. IKer's good sense; at the same timuc it is a mellue reproof' to the DowI land lords, for the ur ...

... IRISII TENANT LE AGUIE. A GitNitiAL leetillg Of the CouICil Of' thle L'eague Of iiho Irish membethrs of Parliament wvii supported M' Shtarmian Cra wford 's bill, aid of thle Other flijen Is Of' the mneasure, wtts hold onl Tuesdlay, at tile counicil i'O011ttS of' the L~eagu e, ?? t) (Iectide upon tho poli cy best sui oil to tile Pr'esent priosperou'is but yet critical ptosition of' tile land ...

... C?rrpmbcatc?. SOCIETY FOR THlE PRIPAGA'TIO'N OF THE GOSPEL IN FOREIGN PARTS. TO 'THE EDT~ttOR OF THE BECLFAST' NEWS-LESTER. Sul-I believe tha~t, as ai genera-l Mile, the best notice winch can be talt ci of nil coney nious assal anL IS- tie notice witeterti; and1 such is the notice Which, I have reason to believe, the JDiocesins Committee of' the ?? venei'able society have dleterminetd to ...

... OXFORD) JNIVEIRSIT V ELECTION. S' TATE 0OF rTHE Pot -~SAt'ITD.AY. FIVE 0. C1OClL (CeOSN). Gadktoll, ?? ?? q Pereeval, ?? ?? 49. ,AO.ND-`AY-,S1XTir DAY. Gladstone, .. ?? 602 Pallt5AS'T ONE O'CLIOCIL. Cld'ttune, ?? .. 63 T'I''leval, ?? ?? 540 T1ho po lug ')Ioceeds ?? slowly this morniellt. The(~ 'ri'v'lls hy the afternoon trains are watched forwt interest. GI,.ldstone, ?? .. 721 pcirceval. . . ...