... -Mr. ' Stafford has been doing far worthier ser- vice ati the sick beds of the soldiers at Seutari 'than amongs the dockyardjobbers of the Derby miinistry. On Monday, the hon. gentleman was heard-eas he deserved to be-with the most re- - spectful attention by the House of Commonos, as :he 'detailed the condition- of our neglected sol- diers. Terrible, indeed, were his disclosures: a*ful the ...

... FRIENDLY SOCIETIES AND THE MIITIA ACT. ROBERT FELTON v. JAMES PRIORL FRIENDLY 0oc0sT15 -XMPNA M(N, MEaMBER, NaPION-0 PRIThRE 0O RIGHTS IN 5001E5V-DI)NOION OF JUSTICES SUPeasEDING 822L=BNrT O0 DISPUTES DX ARBITRATION ACCORhDING TO RUs.S OF SOcTY. The above cwe, a highly important one to friendly seoeities, came on for hearing on Tuesday, the 19th instant, at Hal. stead before G D. H. Valzey, C. ...

... I - X0 TOBOESPORDII. , -_ I Carrespondonts who do not Seed their commu ntio-s no- tie, may infer that we cennot anewer them, or deoelll to do s8. We further canlot, .VN5RJB AiM 013 neroa0NoS CHAsA OUfBSEOLVss WITH A ]MTru OJ SS. M Ai. LSTrEe.-We have no personal objecio to the doggtei; but the space of this journal is, in fact -the due property of the resder. Rubbish Ss set to be alibit ers : ...

... ' DERIL PARLIAWNT. HOUSE Or'LORDS-Monday. THE FRENCH FLEEi IN tHE BLACK SEA.- The LORD CEANCELLOR stated thathehad on a formeI occasion read to the house a lett-r which' he had .rqcsived from Admiral Duneas, in's wcknoleqgisht of the vote of thanks to bimitlf and the officers of ?? 8ei f t which had been passed by that-fibu The 1ettiiid not contain any enclosure from tlie F iih udmiial, iiwh ...

... THE IINISTERIAL DILEMAMA. The Earl of Carlisle has been nominated Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster3.' ' ' : ?? .; On'Mouday. and Ttesddy it beeais generally known -that serious differenoes of opiniion exizited amongst main- bear of the cabinet as'to the 'wav in which Mr.' Ioebluck' motion,. nominating his committee of inquiry 'into the causes of the calamities of the war, should be met. On ...

... ?? ff XIl:CtzAL. * LOaeno4 Vietualem' AY[1 D;t~n~cR Jason tion. On Tnesday'evcniug,.a general meeting of the -Licensed Victual. 1ergaresideut-fi.'- Plmnbco~sjd isneighbdurhioodvw~&:eld,,at::tle Mr. Cau~c* h rpitro~e oswsunanimousily called to the chair, and opened the proceedings by br~iefly referring to the movement td dey bn ai- inaugurating. Mr. B. FoSTER, the president ,of ,the ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS-Monday. Earl GREY moved a resolution, to the effect that the adminis- tration of the army ought to be concentrated, and brought under the control of a single and well-organised department. The chief feature of the plan consisted in the establishment of a board, somewhat analogous to the Board of Admiralty, to administer the whole business connected with the military service in ...

... AN iWWZO:W !Urf. WAR. -;M NO t 6rOI ,Iiio~ 7'1QS hsithe eht, &iblc'opinion in- B~iD.Is* t wist'craoy Ws at present, and mot without reason. The pictaret Stherme dofabe* of brvee n id g i.theirm eyes ecy f peu ?? to de- sti;iaa Mthiiter the ?? ?? gaze of tla yaulbridbs J hai-.&wakened 1ehin Sand Tffiectif Os f lte mass of tle British poople, which, wlhenionce rotsed, ar not eainye set to?$s.lfe ...

... REORGANIZATION OF THE CIVIL AND MILITARY DBPARTMENTS. To TEN EDITOR Or Till MORNING CHRONICLE. BIR-Bwefetring to a letter in The Morming ChrOsi&e of this morning, signed 1 RB. R R,,, I may be allowed to state that, if Lord John Rursell's opinion on the matter could be learned, I fear he ,Oold be found less grateful for the comn- 1munication itself than for the motives which prompted it. In ...

... A APPOINT[ENTS. Commander John M. Hayes (1841), to commission and ; conmmand the Phcenix, screw steamisloop, now refitted and l ready for the pendant, at Woolwich. le Commander George H. Clarke (1854), to the Coast- e guard. A Lieutenant Robert C. Tattriall (1844), from the Calcutta, Fy 84, at Devonport, to the Cornwallis, 60, screw steam-ship, at d the sause port. Lieutenant Cornwallis W. ...

... [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.1 SATURDAY, FEB. 17, THRuc ?? Rents has been tolerably firm to-day, but without much business being done. The Four-anda-.Half per Cents. are unaltered, at 94f. 75c.; the Three per Cents. have fallen l0o., at 66i'. 10c. The various bank shares are almost unquoted. In the Foreign Funds, Roman has deelined if., and Belgian Four- and-a.Half per Cents. Y8. Railway Shares ...

... XDINBURGtH UNI'5SI'5TY. A member of the Associate Societies of the Edin- burgh Uuiversity, who, in the name of a section l of the constituency, communicated with Mr. Thack-! eray regarding his nomination to the office of pre- sident of the association, has received a reply from that gentleman, in which he says :- The office I to which a body of the members of the Associate l Societies of the ...