... UNIVERSITY IN TELLIGENOB. OXFORD, MAY 24. THuI PROPOSHD NEW MXsuux.-A meeting of Convoca- tion was held this afternoon in the theatre, to receive the report of the delegacy upon the projected new museum and lectare-rooms. There was a considerable attendance of the Heeads of Houses and resident Masters of Arts. The Vice- Chancellor presided; and amomgst those present we observed the Dean of ...

... LORD JOHN RU.SSELL AND LORD LONDONDERRY The following additional correspondence between Lord Johin Russell and Lord Londonderry has been published:- Chesham-place, May 21, 1858. My Lord-I am deeply conoerned that the passage to phich your lordship alludes should have been published by isis. My first impulse on reading it was to strike it out, both as extremely improbable ib itself and as ...

... In consequence of the present quiet state of Ireland it lis intended to send one regiment only to that country to serve in the room of the 152d Regiment of Light Infantry, under the command of Lieutenant- , Colonel C. TV. Forester, and the 81st Royal Lincoln Volunteers, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel H. Farrant, both under orders, the former to proceed from Dublin, and the latter from ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC. LivEBPOOL, TUESDAY.-The United States mail steam-ship Paciuic, Captain Nye, arrived in the Mersey this afternoon, with advices from New York to the 14th instant, 197 passengers, and $100,000 specie on freight. The Pacific has made a rapid run across the Atlantic, having completed the voyage in less than ten days. The Cambria, from hence, arrived at Boston on the 13th; ...

... THURSDAY. The commissioners sat for the fourth time this morning. As on the previous days the, court was crowded, and the interest manifested in the proceedings did not appear to have undergone any diminution. Mr. Galloway handed ini to' the commissioner a copy of'the bill agaest bribery, which had been issued by the Orange party at the last election. Thomas Davis, ticket collector of the ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-THURsDAv. Motion made and question proposed, That leave be given to bring in a bill to alter and amend the law respecting Church Rates:-(Mr. Robert Phillimore). Amendment proposed, to leave out from the word That to the end of the question, In order to add the words, ' this house do rosolve itself into a com- mittee, to consider whether Church Rates should not be abo- ...

... ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF BENULAND. The May general meeting of the members of this society took place yesterday at the society's house, in Hanover. square, Colonel Challoner in the chair. Mr. HUDSON, the secretary, read a report from the council, which stated that since the inst general meet- ilg in December 47 members have been lost to the society by death, and the Dames of 134 other mem- ...

... mORNING CBRONICLE OFFICE, Monday, Fire a.On. EXPRESS FRO3M PARIS. [FROU OUR OWN CORR1ESPONDENT.1 PARIS, SUNDAY. The debate in the Senate on the projee de loi relative to the promotion of admirals in the navy cras yesterday adjourned, after speeches from M. pelangle, General Mathieu, the Comte de Las Cases, Admirals Casy, Cecile, and Mackau. The debate will be resumed on Monday. The ...

... UNI VERSITY 11VTELLIGRAVCE. OxFonD, MAY 21. THE MODERATION CLASS LIST. I The following is the award of the examiners of the firs pu6bic examination, Easter Ternm, 1853 CLABSMNE.-CLASS 1. Almond Heley, H., comnmoner, Balliol BFiler, George, post-master, Merton Blomiield, Alfred, scholar, Balliol Blake, Thomas W., scholar, University Lushin-ton, Godfrey, commoner, Balliol Middleton, Johb D., ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-Tills DAY. ORDERS OF TIME DAY. Income-tax Bill-Committee. Customs, &c., Acts-Committee thereupon. Excise Duties on Spirits Bill-Committee. Customs Duties on Spirits Bill-Committee. Registration of Assurances Bill (Lords)-Second reading. Ways and Means-Committee. Copyholds Bill-Committee. Convicted Prisoners' Removal and Confinement Bill-Committee. Burgh Harbours (Scotland) ...

... THE R'GS TON- UPON-H ULL BRIBER Y COMMIISSION. The Commissioners, Mr. Solly Flood, Mr. Baliol Blrett, and Mr. Deedes sat yesterday morning, for the first time, in the Town-hall, Hull. The commission having been read, The Chief Commissioner briefly stated the powers given to them, and then went on to say that, for convenience sake, the commission would proceed to inquire into the allegations ...

... iRELAND. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] DUBLIN, MONDAY MORNING. Her Majesty's steamer Advice is still stationed at the Islands of Arran, on the Galway coast, in con- sequence of apprehensions of organized resistance amongst the innabitants of this isolated district to the levy of poor rates. It appears that paupers have been very rarely sent from those islands to the union workhouse of Galway, ...