... THE NA VY. APPOINTMENTS. Second Master P. J. Dennelly, to the Dasher steam vessel, Portsmouth. Clerk-s-Charles Sanuders (1846), recently acting paymaster in the Swift, 6, brig on the Pacific station, to the Porcnpine paddle-wheel steam-vessel, as clerk in charge, vice Cham- berlain promoted ; Henry Sewell (1850), to be secretary's clerk in the Winchester, 50, flag ship on the East India ...

... ARCHAOLOGWCAL INSTITUTE of GREAT .IBRITAIN.I At the ordinary meeting for the present month, held at the apartments of the society, 26, Suffolk street, Sir John Boilean, Bart., in the chair, a communication was received from Mr. a. Clarke, of York, relating to the recent discovery of a tesselated pavement in that city. It is singular that amongst the numerous vestiges of the Romans there ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAM E~N T. HOUSE OP LORDS-TilUMDspY. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on thle Nvoelsack about five o'clock. The Earls of Fingal and Kenmare took tbe oaths and their seats. CANTERBUJRY COMMISSION. The LORD CHANCELLOR, in pursuance of a message from the cominissioners, announced that the other house had aagred to the amendments made by their lordahipa in the ddress respecting the ...

... [ .fORRNIXG; CHROSiCLE OF'FiCE, Saturday, one pnj. EXPRESS FROM PARIS, [BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH1,] [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, SATURDAY MoRNIN,;G. The Moniteur publishes an amnesty for 137 poli. tical prisoners, amongst whom are several notaries, physicians, lawyers, and teachers. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDEN;T.1 PARIS, FRIDAY EVENING. It would really appear as if the main object of the ...

... LFRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.j PHILADELPHIA, AnRIL G. I an happy to learn that official advices have been received at Washington from Central Ame- rica, showing that the alleged capture of San Juan (Greytown) was a much exaggerated fact. The truth is, that the American Transit Company feared that their buildings and property would be destroyed, either by the Nicaraguan populace or authorities, ...

... We have received by extraordinary express our private correspondence and journals from Bombay to the 13th March, and Calcutta to March 5. The mail of the 8th February reached Bombay on the 10th March by the steamer Acbar. [FROM OUR OWN CORRrSPONDENT.1 BOMBAY, MARCH 14. The latest news from Bursnah is of the 23d of February, but it brings very little in addition to what was communicated by last ...

... ECCL ISIASTICAL. The Bishop of Bangor hasinstittited the Rev. Evan Owen Hughes, late incumbent of Lantbodrig, to the rectory of Llsnddeiniolen. Carnarvonshire. The Rev. J. Roberts, R.A., has been licensed by the Bishop of St. David's to the curacy of Y~tradgrnlais, near Swansea, on the nomination of the Rev. W. F. Williams. The Rev. R. Uniacke, M.A., of Newport, has been insti- tuted to the ...

... REPEAL OF THE MAZT AND HOP D UTIES, . I On Saturday, at Cambridge, a public meeting called by the Lord-Lieutenant of the county (the Earl of Hardwicke), in pursuance of a requisition addressedtobhim by upwards of 220 freeholders, was held in the large room of the Red Lion inn, for the purpose of considering tho propriety of petitioning Parliament for an immediate and total repeal of the malt ...

... Yesterday a court was held for the transaction of public business. l ADDRESS TO TUN QUERN. Upon the motion of Mr. Deputy CoRn, seconded by Mr. I CO'TTBELL, aue address of congratulation was unaninsously voted to the Queen upon the birth of the infant princo. THlE COBPORATION OF LONDON. Mr. Deputy PEWTHES said, with reference to the question of the reform of the corporation, the Reform ...

... TIlE BRAZILS AND RIVER PLATE. The Royal Mlail Company's steam-ship Tay ar rived at Southampton yesterday morning at five o'clock, in the command of Captain Rivett. She brought Nvith her mniis, under the charge of Lieute- naut Gardiner, R.N., to the following dates Buenos Ayres, March 4; Monte Video, March G Rio Janeiro, March 17; Bahin, TMarch 22; Per- nainuooo March 2l ; St. Vincent, April 3 ...

... [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] SOUTHAMPTON, THURSDAY, ONE A.M. The United States steam-ship Franklin has just arrived off Cowes, and brought 120 passengers and 200,000 dollars in specie. She left New York on April 9. The steamers Webster and Philadelphia had arrived at New Orleans with two weeks' later news from San Francisco to the 15th ult. The route oc- cupied only 21 days. Illinois boat has two ...

... CO UR T CIRCULAR. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent visited the Queen yesterday at Buckingham Palace. His Royal Highness Prince Albert, with their Royal High- nesses the Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, and the Princess Alice, her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, and her Serene Highness the Princess Adelaida of Hobert. lobe, attended Divine service yesterday morning in the prl. ...