... SECON.D t EDITION. i ORNING' CHRONiCLE OFFICE, >: . iiday 1 1 a.m. TELEGRAPHIC DESPATC(I. [BY SUBMAWINZE AND EUROPEAN TELEURAPH.]! . [ROM OUR PART CORRESPONDEIT. : PARIS, FRIDAY, FEB. 24 The loniteur publishes a decree calling into activity the young disposable soldiers of the classes of 1849 and 1850; also a' letter dated Feb. 16, recalling General de Castelbajao from St. Peters- burg. The ...

... 0 , - COAWF~RR~AN OF SEAMEN.~ -4.- SiEisDs, TnUiSDAY AFTgitDoolf.-A conference of sea men, which has been sitting in South Shields this week, has just concluded. The following ports were represented:- Newcastle, NorthSbields, SouthShields, IpswisCh, Yarmouth, Lynn, Hull, Scarborougb, :Whitby, Middlesborough, Stock- ton, Hartlepool, Seaham, Sunderland, Leith, and Aberdeen. The following are the ...

... OXFORD, FEB. 8. UNIVERSITY REFORM. I. is believed that the following scheme for the constitu, tioi of the Uiivwrity would meet the wishes which have been generally expressed, and obviate the defects in the existing constitution which have been generally complained of. It differs from schemes proposing merely an elective board, in giving a constitutional power of expression to per- sonls of all ...

... ur [FROM TEs PANAMA HERALD.] ry The letter of Robert Nelson, Esq., which will be foundin le our columns of to-day, giving a, most lucid and circumstan- Cy tial account of the exploration made by Commander Prevost, r- of ?? 3lsjesty's ship Virago, will be read with he great interest by all persons interested in the success of the a attempts now being made by the governments of England, he ...

... ECULESIASTICAL. APPOINTDCENTS. The Rev. Charles Vernon Holme Sumnier, M.A., rector of Ringwould, near Deal, to the vicarage of West Cliffe, near Dover, on the nomination of the Dean and Chapter of Can- terbury. The Rev. Horatio Giles Symonds, B,A., to the curacy of Chickerell, near Weymouth. The Rev. William Foster, M.A., to the curacy of Crofton, in the parish of Titchfield-with-Croften, ...

... MORN1N0V CHRONICLE OFFICB, Whday, 2 p.m. THE MONEY MARKET. CITY, THIS DAY, TWELVE O'CLOCK. Console for Money, 90 1. Consols for Account, 90j 1. SPAIN. LFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] MADRID, JAN. 28. A journal states that important measures were resolved on at the weekly Council of Ministers, which was held as usual last night; but I am told that this is incorrect, and that the council was ...

... IIRBLAND. [FROM OUR OWN 0ORUESPONDENT.I DUBLIN, THURSDAY MORNING. LOUTH ELEOTION.-It appears, from the ac- counts received this morning that the League party in Louth have succeeded in producing great excitemeut amongst the populace by the constant utterance of false charges against Mr. Fortescue, such as that he was a calumniator of the priests, a nun flogger, &c. Several Roman Catholic ...

... THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDA Y iEBRUARY 10. ?? ILinec FOREIGN-OFFICE, JAN. 14. Jer The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Au- divic gustus Paget, Esq.. now Secretary to her '4ajelity's Legation Fri at Athens, to be Sneretary to her .119jesty'd Legation at the Wal v, .Hague. Jol -- Is. 7 WHITEHALL, FaS. 9. ded The Queen haks beest pleased to preeent the ReverendePort Percy Gilpin, M.LA ...

... Yesterday a epecial court was held for the transsetion of business of an urgent character. The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor presided. Immediately after the reading of the minutes, The LonD lMsAyOR said that lie had to communicate to the Court that he had received a letter from Viscount Palierston, the Home Secretary, with reference to the statement in the public jouriluls as to tihe intention of ...

... p AVE, PAHA TONS FOR WAR. ROYAL SAPPERS AND LINERS. WooL'cx, FEBl. 28.-Orders have beern received at head- a- quarters here to augment this branch of the Ordance service one sergeant, onecorporal, one second corporal, and ave 17 privates to each company, making a total of 440 men. ery j The comipanies were out on the Common vesterday, and rer, went thrroegh ' the ?? of a field day under ...

... UNITVERSITY OF OXFORD. We published on u Ionday the petition te the Crown which is to be submitted on Friday next to the approval of Convooation, The subject to which this document relates is so important that we re- print the following portion of the petition, defin- ing the intended basis of the Second Board pro- posed by the Heads:- That is to say, providing that permission having been ...

... ST. ThOMAS, CHARTER-BOUSE, NEWi SCHOOLS. The anniversary festival of these schools, which have been r erected for the instruction of the children of the working f classes in this populous neighbourhood, was hold yesterday h evening at the Albion, Aldersgate-street. The Duke of Argyll presided, supported by the Earl of Powis, the Pro. C vost of Eton, the Dean of Salisbury, the Rev. Dr. Elder, ...