... IOPENING OFVTITE BRANCH SYNAGOGUB IN I GREAT PORTLAND STREET. I The great distance between the west-end of the town and the Great Synagogue has for some yeare past been an obstacle in the way of those Jews who desired to worship oI with their brethren. As the migration from the east to the w west iacreased,the difficulty became more widely felt, and d, measures were at last taken to build a ...

... et SALISBURY, WNESNB8DAY NIGOT. z The election of a member to represent the borough of Wilton, in the room of Mr. a'Court, who has been appointed special commissioner of property and income tax in Ireland, took place at noon to-day, in the Town-hall. The attendance was not large, and the proceedings passed off without the slightest display of electioneering excite- ment. The usual formalities ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARY ADMIRALTY, MARCH 28.- APPOINITMENTS.- t Lieutenants W. R. Brooman (1848) to the Impregnable, 104, fiag-ship, at Plymoutb, and M. E. Smaithett (1852) to I the Russell, 60, screw steam ship, at Sheerness, for service t in the Clinker, 2-gun beat. Master F. W. Bateman (1837) for transport service,. Assibt.-SirgFons: 0. S. Lester (1845), M.D., to the Alban, i 4, paddle-wheel ...

... DUBLIN, MAbbH 29. The curious legitimacy ceaa which has occupied the court at the Cork assizes during three days this week resulted yesterday in a verdict for the plain- tiff, which establishes the fact that the late Rev. Mr. Beamish, the plaintiff's father, had performed the ceremony of marriage between himself and the plaintiff's mother; but leaving it to the Court of Chancery, from which ...

... MR. ROEBUCK'S COMMITTEE,. Yesterday Dr. Menziep, Inspector General of Hos-a pitalo, was recalled, and subjected to a croes-oxemina. b tion on various pointe elicited in his previous evidence..~ He said that when the day before he stated to thed committee that 4 he did not know hisa duties,' he meant that c his position Vas such en anomalous one. When Dr. Cum- tt ming came out to the Crimea ...

... I The French Minister of War has received the following report from General Canrobert: CRIMEA, MARcH 17. Monsieur le Masechal,-I have the honour to report to you some military actions which have taken place in the trenches, resulting from the execution of our different works. In the night between the 14th and 16th inst. we carried a fi-st line of the enemy's ambusrades wbich bad been ...

... LONDON,SATURDAY, MAR. 31.| IN. the HousE of LORDS, yesterday, the adjourn- t ment of the house over the Easter holidays having 3 been moved by Earl GRANRVILLE,t The Earl of ELLENBoRouGG, after complaining of the unutual length of the recess, proceeded to arraign the conduct of the ministry and the management of the war. He urged the government to increase the 1 naval torce in the Black Sea, ...

... -4- We have received yesterday's Aoniteur. It con- itin no news of interest. Our correspondent Tites: PARIS. TUSsDAy EvzNiNo. Theexceedingly long article on the reign of the Emperor Nicholas, which fills the first page of this Sreiing's 111oniteur, has been eagerly scanned, less lo the purpose of ascertaining what a court writer thitks of the deceased poten tate, than to discover eome passage ...

... h Yesterday at the Bromly Petty Sessions-megic- re trates present: Sir Ch4rles farneley (chairman) and Geo. d Norman, Eeq.-Joseph Harradine, of the Swan and Mitre l. Commerc~t.1 Inn, Bromley, was summoned, on the corn- le plautof the police, for having unlawfully opened his house infor the sale of liquors and other refreshments at half-past 4 in theafternoon of the 21st March, the same being ...

... MAB, ROEBUCK'S COMMITTEE. ti Yesterday the proceedings of the committee did t iot cornmence until past twelve, there noi being a sufficient dei nuznbek of members present to constitute a quorum. In- tal deed for one or two days past some three or four ban. memo- tht bers have been regularly absent. boo Dr. Andrew Smith was reealied, and siandea in a variety i of returns and reports adverted to ...

... AT the mid-day sitting of the HOUSE of COMMONS pat yesterday, the The second reading of the Bills of Exchange Bill, by which had originated in the Upper House, was moved laih by Sir E. PERRY. no Mr. VANCE opposed the measure, arguing that it by conferred an unjust and injurious precedence on the holders of bills of exchange over ali other creditors. gel A system of registration of dishonoured ...

... TO TKZ EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIB,-I have looked daily, in vain, among the five thousand questions calculated to have been put to witnesses on Mr. Roebuck's committee, for one which I should have supposed would have suggested itself as of the first importance, in reference to hospital management, if such a'wrd convoys auy meaning in )t the present day;-that is, whether any hospital dre a a ...