... UNI'VERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, JFusE 28. MARGARET PRoaEssoRSeHP oF DrvoNiTY.-By the death of Dr. Faussett this professorship, to which a canonry of Christ Church is attached, has just become vacant. We understand that the Rev. Edmund S. Foulkce, B.D., Fellow and Tutor of Jesus College, has been requested by his College to become a candidate for the professor. ship. The election is invested ...

... toteCout., The Duchess of Kent visited the Queen and Prince a Albert on Saturday morning at Buckingham Palace. St HIer 'Majesty and Prince Albert, accompanied by the Prince of Wales, left town at twenty-five minutes before 2 di o'clock, on Saturday afternoon, for Osborne, Isle of Wight. of The Royal suite consisted of the Viscountess Jocelyn, the ad Hon. Flora Macdonald, Colonel the Hlon. C. B ...

... Yesterday, at Bow-street, Mr. Jobn Bigg, fruit- erer, of Covent-garden market, applied for a -summons under the New Hackney Carriages Act, with the view of testing the clause relative to the conveyance of luggage. The applicant, holding up a fine specimen pine-apple in his hand, stated that for a long time past he had been ac- customed to employ cabs for the purpose of conveying fruit of that ...

... [M33CE[NT'SE$MENANDTHE:' OYAL' I NAVTY.: I 7 TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-As you inserted in your valuable paper the former part of the correseondeace- relative to her Majesty's ship Calypso taking from our barque, the Parrock Hall, four of her her men while at St. Kitt's, we inclose herewith a further correspondence between the Board of Trade and ourselves on the subject. We hope you ...

... r;uislo Ln U C ?? ; A ZITE,-Ft iday, J uI' 8. ?? iri1n hi'. been pleasie to apurove of fTir. Fi',i~llfiOai as en ?? 'ri .u il La.tenii ri aje'.ti tle ijlio of the Bt crzows oviFICE, Juix ii. 1 Iii i. e ?? 'r aere r oi:'.1',ioeo Prchinllld. in t P n ucI ,ro-Cornetltl'3 O'Brien, EFIq., WfDrifiinteo cn Al ('l~ire; cili Lieuteliaft-General oin John FosicC litz- C. Ci-i C. B, a iotkeloeil the ...

... BEVIEV OF THE FLEET AT SPITITE AD. PORTSMOIUTH, JULY 2. Intimation has reached this port to-day to the effect that her Majesty and Prince Albert will review the f tine fleet at Spithead on Thursday next. Her Alrjesty is e expected to be accompanied by the Prince and Prinecce ?? of Prussia, and other royal personages now in Lon- y don. The spectacle will be one of unusual elf et: the fleet d ...

... THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY, I JULY 8. FOREIGN-OFFICE, JULY 6. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Air. Fitzwil- liani, as Vice-Consul in London for his Majesty the King of the Belgians. CROVWN-OFFlCF, JULY e. MEMYBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN Tills PRESENT PARIAMtENT. County of Clare-Cornelius O'Brien, Esq., of Birchfleld, in the county of Clare; and Lieutenant-General Sir John Foster Fitz- ...

... H2 Zf NAVY. .-4 APvOINTMENTS. Mates-George B. Golden (1852), from the Excellent, gunnery ship, at Portsmouth, to the Vesuvius, steam stoop, at Portsmouth ; Robert S. Chisholme (1853), to the Sybille, 40, at Devorport. Midshipman-Daniel O'Connell, to the Tribune, 30, screw steam frigate, at Sheerness. Acting Assistant-Surgeons-Gilbert L. King (1853), to the Vesuvius ; John C. Robertson (1853), ...

... IFRIGi TFUL COLLIEBR Y EXPLOSION A 7 1 OLDRAM. SEVENTEEN PERSONS KILLED. Another of those frightfully destructive occurrences oc curred on Friday afternoon, at Oldham, near Manchester at the Bent Grange Colliery, a mine that has acquired. ar unfortunate notoriety from the circumstance that an ex. plosion occurred within its workings in October, 1850, which destroyed the lives of sixteen men ...

... LFROM OUR OWN OOBkSEJPONDENT.I DUBLIN, SATURnAY. CLARE ELECTION.-DEFEAT OF COLONEL VANDE. LEUR.-After a most vigorous contest, the. Clare election closed yesterday evening, by the return of the former members, Mr. C. 0. Brien and Sir John F. Fitzgerald. As I apprised you by tele- graph yesterday, Colonel Vandeleur had a small majority over both on the first day; but on the second he lost his ...

... THE, NEWP INDIA BILL.-THEE NOSags I INA TED DIRECTORS. To THE EDITOR OF Tin, MORNING CHRONICLE. B1tt-Among the questions which will probably be dis- cussed this evening, in connection with the new India Bill, is that which relates to the nomination of a cer- tain uilniber (in the first instance a sixth, subsequently and permanently a third) of the new Board of Directors, the number of which ?? ...

... TVS MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, 3ionday, 1 p.m. EXPRESS FROM PARIS.. [FROM OUA OWN CORRExSPONDENT.] PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING. I this morning sent you a telegraphic despatch, dated Vienna, yesterday,. according to which a fall of i per cent. had been produced in the Austrian funds, in consequence of a report current in that city that the Government had despatched two regi- sments to reinforce the ...