... ECCLBSEASTICAL COMMISSIONERS. The sixth report of the Ecclesiastical Commission has been published. It states that the commissioners have secured fixed instead of fluctuating incomes to the Arch. bishop of York and the Bishop of Peterborough, as well as to the other bishops before reported; that they have re- arranged the payment of episcopal first-fruits and tenths; that they have provided ...

... SIR, TO THE EDiTOlt OF THE DAILY NEWS. _ am desired to send you the enclosed copy of a report agreed to by the Governors of the Wel- lington College, and shall feel obliged to you if you will give insertion to it in the Daily News. It may perhaps be as well to remark that of the sum of 100,0001. assumed as the net capital of the institution, there still remains a portion unpaid. The gross ...

... THE FIGHTING IN BULGARIA.-THE FLEETS. (FRoMx OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH 30. Official ad vices from Varna announce that on the night of the 23rd-24th inst., a Russian force of 30,000 men had crossed the Danube from Galatz, sans coop feiri, and is now stationed on the right bank, and actively employed in raising works of defence. A Turkish force garrisoned at Matchin, ...

... A WORD ABOUT THE CZAR'S VICTIMS INm SIBERIA. do TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. Ti SIR,-People in allpartsof the countryareadmiring all the moderation of Sir C.NAPIER's tone at Portsmouth, rel in regard to the kind mud degree of expectation that ex we may allow to ourselves from the action of the pr forces just sent out. It is wisest not to encourage th deceptive hopes, bravado, no undue ...

... UNIVRESITY AND CLEZRCAL. OXFORD, APRIL 6.-BALLIOL COLLEGE.-Thfe election of a master of this college, in the room of the late Dr. Tenlcyns, took place laqt evening, according to the sta- tutes, In the College Chapel, immediately after the service. The fellows, in whom the election is vested, were in delibe- ration until within a few minutes of 9 o'clock, wben it was announced that their choice ...

... - The Hanoverian Journal, the official organ of the government, contains the following relative to the Austro-Prussian convention: Penetrated with a conviction of the obligation which the protocol lately signed in Vienna, in common with the Western Powers, has imposed on Austria and Prsada, i* spite of the inefficacy of all their previous efforts at media. tion, these two German Powers have ...

... PUBLIC MEETING OF ?AILra- DIRBCTdRV. On Saturday a public meeting of directors of ralt. way companies was held at the King's Arms Hotel, Ps-aC, yard, to consider what course ought to be adopted with respect to certain clauses issued by the Board of Trade to the general committee on railways, to be introduced this session into all private and railway bills. The meeting had been adjourned from ...

... THE NEW BREAD-MAKIZ4G PROCESS. The new maode of making bread by the process of Messrs. Journet, Martin, and Monin has been surpassed by an experiment at the Polytechnic Institution, made by Mr. Pepper, which produced 6361bs. 4oz. of excellent bread from the sack of flolr, weighing 2801bs. In his report, dated I April 15, that gentleman says: Having Continued my experiments and microseopic ...

... THB .5rINI RIFLE. Major Ramsay Norcott, of the 2nd Battalior of the ?? rigade, has just furnished to the Commander-in. n Chief of the Forces, areport on the capabilitiesof the Miai6 i, rifla, which has been for some time in use in that corps. I. Maor Norcott says: a The Minie rifle has been found perfectly safe, nor can i trace a single accident which has occurred since the arm has been in our ...

... I ;, _ $ A few days ago we called public attention to the complex and cumbrous mass of official law which the civil servants of the Board of Trade have con- trivedto inflict upon our Mercantile Marine.. Let us ?? both House of Commons and public Dat octa to beware of another Civil Service lm h n VAd0eu,. Whaich the railways of the country are i abdmgw: of being hampered as our ships F h ...

... gg Court j The Queen heli a ?? -. ~ th .. - . SUM ?? ~- ` aug ses'- .so--~Cond this bythe) yesterday afternoon 'n St. James'sPalace. Her Majesty's ?? Albert arrived Y rome Buckingham wa lac an du t w o'cl , t e sco red bfa de a m entofthe Life G an d s, ab d Were receress bf the h G reat. O ffcers of State. Trehet Dtchess of C de the Princess Mary wers Carletnat thne d awingro, a er attended ...

... OLD ENGLISH ACHIEVE1MENTS IN THE EUXINE AND THE BALTIC. Call up him who left half told t The story of Cambusean hold.-MI1LTo0. t The II Morning Star of English poetry, as CHAU- Cor has been called, lit up with a few of his rays v a gallant English warrior who carried arms in those very coutrries that are about to become a theatre for d the display of English valour. Perhaps none of v ...