... INSPECTOR -GENERAL OF CAVALRY.vMajor-feneral Sir Joseph Thackwell, ?? is appointed Inspector. General os Cavalry during the absence of his Royal Highness the j Duke of Cambridge in Turkey. i SA L I S B3 U RY.-The ±fiiends of the late Bishop Denison have determined that the Memorial in his honour shall be the restoration of the Chapter-house of the . Cathedral, the cost of which, with ...

... ENGLISH AND RUS81AN 'DIPLOAACY.A-Sir G. H. Seymour, lately our ambassador at St; Petersburg, waS at the Easter dinner thits year, and addressed the compapny.at some length. On his health being drunk he said that the compli- ment belonged rather to the system under which he' had been brought up than to himself individually. ' That system was a remarkably simple one. It was, in fact, nothing ...

... SITE FOR TRINITY COLLEGE CHURCII.-OPIONI OF MR R IV. BILLINGS. We have. seen requested to pbisrhiil the fobiowvitu crrs poridene between the Lord Provost and Mr Bihiinrs, the well. knuwir archbitect. respectinig tire prpofeced sites 'for Triniity College Church I I. Lfzter 1,0/l ire I.oni .Pror'st. to Yr R. 1f'. 131147,v Ed~inbrrrgh. 29th March asI 8 . IDrt.&r Sirr-Thre selectiono of a ...

... - _ _ - ?? MLERCURY Ofl'ICE TE V i FoA &oCLOCIC. (FrmEil e Cktroblp.) ticnttiil. Snndar. It is xsserterl thalt Si) eltis i ;ar pr(!sted, and seceral poinats tre tn flallitei iloois ispkc Oj' itc surrender. ini tirat the Eussinns hiave takell Ijasova; Both reports require confirtmationt. f Thc Tusia tis ai all disposal)le troop; arc alt autcn r i to~wlr3s Giurgevoarnil Ilainft. lhfi piist.s'aic ...

... IRAIL WA Y BILLS BfiFOR9 PARAJA-, M . I ' A raiturd to the House of Comsmonsi, which has been' priinted, contains the report of the Board of Trade to the general committee on railway and cabial bille relative to thle railway hills of the present session. 1 The report isl dated February, 1854, aud'it appears from it that thre number of railway bills which have been deposited this session omoont ...

... SE C 0 .AU D EDITION. M1 ORNTING CYROXVICLE OFFICE, Saturdaji/, 12, Neow. THE BALTIC. [FROM Ot'R 01S CORRESPONDENT.J COPENHAGEN, APRIL 2. t lellgth the inhabitants of Copenhagen have M lopportunity of seeing the English fleet. At eleven o'clock to-day two steamers put out from : harb~our with visitors to KIj6ge Bay. The re s beautiful, the sea calm, and even the i1n ?? experienced nothing but ...

... NICHIOLSON'S RAIL WA 1' D.INGER SJZffAL. A somewhat ingenious apparalsu, the invention 0' ?? Cornelins Nicholson, superintendling director of tbe (jrSS Indian Peninsular Railway Company, and inteuded toGp' vent collisions on rsilwaye, is nowv being practicallY nG kl on thatpart of the Grer. Northern Railvray between LCGjCS and Hornsey. Not that elte invention in ?? ii s ; respeots ...

... BARNSTAPLE. DEATH or F. HoDasOi;, EsQ.-This muchrespeceW gentleman died at Paris on Turs ilY week. It appe'ars' wL~ Mr. Hodgson bi~d-for 'some -time past xr d4 tPris; sl fouir days psiisni&to his' death h-e visited i friend iii' Rue'SL Clicks. In - depoeendi a. fligbit Qf .staix (which were -Very -slippery.,)Mr. Hodgsan6eLl -and -injured, hist leg, -but- no dsniger.was apprehended, frolic he ...

... gorelgil allb Colonial faimllanp. .. .. ..- .. .. .. .. . .. - . . . ratit CONVICT PLOT AT GENOA.-The Vore del/it Liberia con- orI talus at letter from Getioa, to the 281lh tilt, which says: 'A that plot hats beeit discovered here to set fire to thle stores of ropes, ratil pitch, tar, and other ...

... FROM OUR OWN CORRESPl'NDENI. a LONDON, FRIDAY MORNING.i It was known on Tuesday that Mr. BAINES had sent f, in hig resignation to Lord ABERDEEN, and that he had been requested to reconsider it; and it was the expecta- e tion of all who were acquainted with the facts, on Wed- nesday, that the thing would blow over. Nearly every Si member who spoke of it considered it to have been rather a hasty ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...