... THE DOMESTIC MEDICAL AND SUR- GICAL GUIDB.* This is a book of a class which has been long needed and long called for, and a book excellently adapted to the purpose which it is designed to serve. There is more common sense, sound advice, and plain practical suggestion and instruction in Mr. Hogg's book, than in half the technical and pretentious tomes since Galen. Not that Mr. Hogg entertains ...

... CAlMP D'HELFA UT. *To THi 1EDITOR OF TIr MilORNING CHRONICLE. Sll-The graphic description given by you of our brave fel- lows at the camp of Chobhiam, caused by the heavy rain on Sunday the 19th, induced nne on the 21st to visit the Camp d'Eelfaut, as ot Sunday and Monday the French soldiers experienced similar weather. A comparison between the two camp3s is scarcely possible, as the huts at ...

... LhVI VE7SJ TY I-IV T OXFORD, JUB 29p Telgcldisputation5 rvou OPrce, degree of bachelor of divinity nl he t oeeding t School, on Thursday and Friday Jld 7l te in' the Rev. William Monkhouse, AA.A atd8 ! Barrow, M.A., fellows of Queen's College, or subjects :- An certa sint bigna i quibus Scripturain Sacrara Yerbum ve estht10 j An recrte statuatur Cosndrnhntionitro esse * gelico non esso ...

... I FROM OUR OWVX CORRESPONDENT.] VIENNA, JUNE 24. Some of our morning papers confirm the fact that a first-rate mercantile house here received a tele- graphic despatch from Seinlin yesterday, with intelligence from Constantiuople of the 1.7th iust., to the effect that the Russiau ultimatissimumn had been rejected. The 7Vienna Lloyd contradicts the fact of the despatch in question; but I incline ...

... FRENCH PLA YS. I night was the last of the engagement of Mdlle. |a and with it fittingly closed the season of the Fleneh. DTv great tragic actress of tile day-perhaps the trawi actress of any day-leaves, only, we hope, y teat ear, to add fresh leaves to her laurels ; if, l there be mny place left for such on that already over- ard toe RACIIEL tastefully closed her performances with 6X bij ...

... AUSTRALIAN ROYAL MAIL STEAAI NA VIGATIOAT COMJPANY'. rl - Yesterday the ordinary general meeting of the shareholders in this company took place at the London Tavern, Bishops- gate-street; Mr. J. 0. Frith in the chair. Theladvertisenentcornvening the meetingebavingbeenread, f The cHAaRMAN stated that as the committee of investiga. 3tion was nowe Sitting, the present meeting would be simply ...

... RAIL WA YS. OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVER HAMPTON. Yesterday a special meeting of this company was held at the London Tavern, Bishopgate-street, for the purpose of submitting to the proprietors a bill to extend the periods limited for completing and for purchasing lands for the Stratford-upon-Avon and Kingswinford branches of the Ox- ford, Worcester, and Wolverhamptonl Rtailway, and to ex- ...

... co erasT CIRCULA R. pi~e0 Albert, accompanied by the Prince s | I'ae rrs'litl~, ia tire Dulrke and Duchess of Saxe ' ?? rrirtce of Hohenlohe Langenbourg, fi ti ,,l~ to tire Botarnical Gardena in the 5 .re tire Hm Eleanor Stanicy, Countess i r - e on H icite, Baroness de Waancenheim, hcjllallte VCll the Hon. Dudley de Roe, Collt GQitZ. Count Boos, and Baron Treekow. °j 't'ev tire Duchesi of ...

... THE, ROYAL BOTANIC SOCIETY. After two rainy afternoons, which spoiled two exhibitions, the weather yesterday put on a more smiling aspect, and graciously accorded to the last mneeting of the season a blue sky and intermittent sunsbine. The result was thle largest and most brilliant company which wo have ever seert col- lected in the chartming gardens of the Royal Botanic So- ciety. The grounds ...

... THE NA VY. Her Msjesty's steam-frigate Valorous, 16 guns, 400-horse power, Captain C. HI. M. Buckle, received sealed orders on Sunday night to leave Queenstown with all despatchl, anod on Monday, at two o'clock, she cook her departure. Her Majesty's steam-sloop Desperate, 8 gulls, 400-horse power, sailed from Cork; harbour on Saturday. CURIOUS AU7TOGRAPHIS AND Muic.a-Durinlg the last five ...

... MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, Thursday, Fire a.m. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDEXTj PARTS, IVWDNESDAT. The Constitutieoistnel doubts the correctness Of the news from Vienna, which states that the Ruissian armyhad passed the Pruth, and adds, but hoiyever that may be, that which we can affirm is, that it appears more and more certain that Tarkey will limit herself to a protest against that movement oi ...

... ECCLE8IASTICAL. The Lord Bishop of Durbam held an ordination on Sun- day last, when the following gentlemen were admitted into holy orders, viz.:- i ?? A CONS. Ernest Josiah Fowr.e, B.A., Trinity College, Cambridge. C. B. Haslewood, B.A., Bishop Hatfield's Hall, Durham. Edwin Vrenford, St. Bees Divinity College, Cumberland. Francis G. Holmes, B.A,, St. John's College, Cambridge. Robert Skinner ...