... VICTORIA. The arrival of the Great Britain enables us to bring our intelligence from Melbourne down to the 27th of October. An outbreak at the gold fields, and an anti-convict demonstration in Melbourne, had thrown the colony into an unusual state of ex- citem ent. The riot which took place at Ballarat arose out of the acquittal of a man named Bentley , upon a charge of murder, alleged to have ...

... UN) VERSI TY iNTELLiGENCE. OXFORD. JAN. 17. Thle followimg arrangements have been made, by agree. senot between the authorities of New College and those of W~inchester Sichool, relative to the examnination and admis- sion of candidates desiring to he placed on the foundation ofX ?? institution. At the annual election in Jaly an examination, differingl in difilculty, for boys between 10 and 12 ...

... [FROM OUR VIENNA CORRESPONDENT.] ODESSA, JAN. 13. The Grand Dake3 Michael and Nicholas arrived on the 9th at Nicolaieff, and proceeded for Sebasto- pol, without stopping here. General Osten-Sacken was directing the defence of Sebastopol. BUCHAREST, JAN. 13. The Russians made a reconnaissauce, from Ttiltschn, on the loth and 1lth, between the Stilina mouths of the Danube. They were re- pulsed ...

... MXS5 l VGil TINGALE. To THlE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sia-Your informatnt, quoting from memory, has given a very inaccurate version of what I said respecting Miss Nigbtingale in my lecture to the Christian Young Men's Asso. ciation, last week, on God's heroes and the world's heroes.s What I did say was this :-Among God's heroes I put mer who have braved the dangers of pestilence that ...

... ZI'A PAL AND MILITARI' 1V?W5v. APPOINTMNSTS. Commabnder-Joseph G. Bickford (1852) to the PrinessI Royal, 91, screw steam ship at Davouport. Masters-John W. M~ac L. Haill (1845) from the Enryalos, 51, screw steam frigate, to tho Princess Rtoyal, 91, screw steam-ship, at Devonport; Willians Jaffery (1841) to theI Euryalus, 51, screw steain.trigate, vice Hall., ROYAL, MAazsles.-First i ieutenant ...

... THE4 MORNINWl:G CHRO)NICLaEk. LOND ON: TU13bDAY, JAXU(ARlY 2, 1855. We have reason to be thankful at finding a fewo grains of sensee amid all the rancorous folly that has been written about our army in the East. The assailants of Lord RA~GLA~N have somewhat suddenly remembered, that the magnitnde of his undere taking may account for the difficultie3 experienced in its execution. After ...

... IMPERI &L PARLIAMENT. HOUSE; jOF COMMONS2X3 WpqEXSDAY. The Speaker took the ehiair shortly after twelve o'clock. NEW MEMBERS. ,. M~r. Fenwick took the oaths and his saet for Sundore d 5ir Stephen De Vero took the oaths and his scat for tbe county of Limerick. LORD RAGLAN'S ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF THE VOTE OF THANKS. The SPEAKER said : I have to acquaint the house that I have received from General ...

... THB MILITARY BALL AT BRIGHT0T.I This entertainment came off on Monday uizht, at tire vilion, in aid of the funds of the Sussex Coul)ty lo-pir s the Brighton Dispensary. The very noute of iniiti' invariably operates as a talisman on our fashionabit P'i tioII; and such ball is sure to be successful. An ai' reason for patronising this ball consists of the ?? I are now made upon the sympathy of ...

... BRITISH CA VALR Y. To THP EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Si&-Grant me your aid to bring before public notice the necessity of immediately embodying a number of cavalry pensioners. Doubtless you are aware each cavalry corps at home is drilling and remounting for one on service. The nuinber of horses each regiment is to prepare is 250. It will be utterly impossible for the soldiers of the home ...

... THiE PRE.SiDENT OF TIHE BOARD OF TA. DE AND TE SU.VDAiY LEER BILL. During the recent visit of the Presideut of the Board of Trade to his constituents at Oxford, he was waited upon at the residence of the mayo0, Mr. 0. J. Sadler, by Messrs. T. T. Latimer, wine merohant ; Mr. Beyzeud, of the LDmb and Flag Iln ; Mr. Drinkwater, of tho George Hotel ; Mr. F. 'recawoed, of the Mnidenhead Hotel ; and ...

... TI-IE UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THE ATrLANTIC. LIVERPOOL, MOaDaY. This morning the U~nited States mail steam-ship Atlantic, Captain West, from New York, direct, ar- rived in the Mersey, with the usual snails fiom the United States and British North America. She has not brought any specie on freight. The Atlantic sailed from New York on the 10th Iinstant. ;The steamer Asia, from Liverpool, ...

... SECOND EDI 'iON. lie I -- gne M fONINGIV CHRONVICLZ OFFICJE, l~SitGr~alj, 12, Noon. by O. TE]LEGRAPHIC1 D ESPATCEF. Of A e- (BY SUJIMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.] trItOM OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENTr.] th~PARIS, SATUPRDAY, JAN. 20. rat ae The interest on Treasury bills has been fixed at i.the following rates :-3 per cent, for a term of thetree to six months, 3j per cent, for six to nine| ty months, ...