... BOCLESIAST1CAL. APPOINTMENTS. Tho Rev. Joseph B. Owen, M.A., vicar of St. Mary's, Bil- ston, Staffordshire, has been appointed to the ministry of St. John's Chapel, Bedford-row, London, rendered vacant by the preferment of the Rev. T. Nolan, M.A., to the vicarage of Acton, Cheshire. The Very Rev. Dean Jeraryyn, incumbent of the Episcopal Chapel in Forres, has been eppointed Archdeacon of St. ...

... ad METROPOLITAN VISITING AND RELIEF ASSO- of CIATION. hie , A meeting of the committee of this FIBSOCiationD was held a I.the office, No. 4, St, AMartin'a-place, on Friday, August 1], of- the Right Rev,. the Lord Bishop sf Londion presiding. it- Tile meeting was specially called to consider in what sfit manner the aseosiation, through thle district visiting societies, ?? the direction of thle ...

... THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT AT THB CIOYDON STAtiOY. ?i Several days will pass over before the whole extent of in- jury done to the passeengers by the ezouraion train Cosat met with the serious accident at the Croydon station. cast be 3r asoertained, and no doubt there are A numl:oer of per- nat 'one at present suffaring from their wounds and injuries of Sie, whmneither the rajilcay company nor ?? ...

... |BRITISH ARCHEOLOGICAL ASSOCIA. I TIONY. This msoeiation will hold its annual meeting this year at the town of Cheptow. On Monday week, the 21st instant, proseedings will commence, termuiinatiog on tbe following Saturday, the 26th. It is fully expected, from the bseuty of the neighbouring country, and the nmany points of peculiar interest to the archaeologist with which the neighbourhood ...

... O [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.1 BERLIN, AUGCE S. In consequence of the heavy rains that long pre, o vailed, the waters of the Spree are higher than 4 ever known, except after the melting of the snOW in spring. The average price to be paid for remount borses 6for the Prussiau cavalry and artillery ordered to be 0 completed to the war standard, but not to be placed on the war footing, appears to ...

... THE MISSED COlUP IN THE BALTIC. The Times of Saturday had a very good story, wbicb, as we could not extract in exteraso, we did not extract at all. In plain terms, ve tholught it too good to be true ; while, at the same time, it was too well told for abridgment. Xla- teriam superab!f opts; it was an admirable yarn spun out of ,a wee tait o' woo'. There has, in fact, been more cry than wool in ...

... THE NE IV BEER BILL. A meeting of the licell;nd victualle of thle metropolis mas beli yesteilen et Dt tideI Eaie, thiio-etid-road, for tie purpose *,f taklill into considerido tlhe ?? O'itto'll of 1bat body vyihb rcference to the piovisionts of the new Beer 13;11, And for the plirr ose of taking teops for formilng them- selves into a nev tocietr, to be celled Tbe Licensed Vie. tonllers' l ...

... OPNIING OP THE KING'S LYAN 4THEBNWX. 'Was I Kozo's Lvat, Tfultls'DAY.-A few years back a project ?? originated amongst certain gentlemen in this towni for erect- Fore jrh Ing a public building in connection with societies tending to era, the intellectual advancement of the people ;and a subsequent ere offer on the part of Lord Stanley, one of our representatives, rne to contribute £1,000 for ...

... DEATH or LORD BEAUMONT.-WOI regret to announce the death of Lord Beaumont, which tool, place yesterday morning at his residence, Bruton-street, from an attack of the prevailing epidemic. Miles Thomas Stapleton Lord Beaumont was, in the female line, the head of a very ancient Roman Catholio family in Yorkshire, in which the Beaumont peerage had for a great number of years been ia abeyance. The ...

... MORNING CEiRONICLE OFFICE, Friday, 12, Aoon. THE EAST. [BY SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.] LFROM OUR CONSTANTINOPLE OPRRESPONDENT.] CONSTANTINOPLE, AUGUST 14. On the JOth inst., at seven o'clock in the even- iug, a great fire broke out at Varna.- One hundred and eighty houses were totally de- stroyed, with a great quantity of provisions belong- ing to the French army. All the English and ...

... ANA VAL AND MILITARY NER3s. APPOIt5TMENTS. Lieutenants-John W. Webb (1849), from the Vietory, flag-ship at Portsmouth, to the Curasoa, 30, screw steam fti. gate, at Portsmouth; William Lambard (1848), from tlr Neptune, 120, flag-ship of Bear-Admiral Corry in the Boltic to the Victory, vice Webb; William Henry Liddell (1854) recently promoted fiom mate of the Excellent, to ths CuraVoaa; Louis ...

... TVI o(mNING CHRtONICLE. - - - - - . L O N D O X:s St S-t7UGUDA.. tUQLT 12, 1854. 3t itU Ile .IOLSus Of LO'nDS ye3terday, tl The royial asselt wls ?? by Co:lilnissiou to tc 5sev~b~l pI alic hills. I TlEa 1111 of CL(AiRENDON laid on thie table a des- W patch from the Britishi CoaSUIlGeUticl at Havana, w descelbiug tho micasurcs wlopted by the Governor of hi: tjubta to put down the slave trade in ...