... STA TISTICAL SOCIETY. The seventh ordinary meeting af the Statistical Society for the session 1854 55 was held on Monday evening at the rooms of the society, in St. Jamess-square, Colonel Sykes, V.P., in the chair, supported by Lord Overstone, Sir John Boileau, Bart., Sir Charles Trevelyan, ?? &c. Six candidates were elected fellows of thesociety. The followink paper was then read, viz., On ...

... HBALYH of LONDONDURING the WEEK. [fRON THES gRISTRARttENERAVS RETURN.] The return for the week that ended last Saturday does not discover any decrease in the rather high rate of mor- tality whiob has lately prevailed in London, and which is as great at the end of May as it was in the beginning of the month, and is even higher than it was in the last two weeks of April. Last week 1,187 deaths ...

... A SCENE IN THE CA UCASUUS. The Causc,'us, a newspaper published at Tiflis, con. tains a corumunioatiou respecting R recent exchange of prisoners between the Russians and the chief of the Cir- cassians. On this oocasion SChanmyl received back one of his. sons, who, baying been taken away in his boyhood, had been educated in Rtussia, and even served in the army. The Caucaseu says :- Last summer ...

... TJHE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDAY, MA Y 15, 1855. The HOUSE of LoRDs at its opening last even- ing, presented an extraordinary appearance. Every available space, the strangers' gallery, the steps of the throne, the space below the bar, all were crowded most incommodiously with parties anxious to hear the debates, while the ladies' gallery was equally crowded with peeresses and peers' ...

... HEALTHIL of LONDONDURINGthe WEEK.I +4- [FROM THS REOISTRAR-GONERAL'S IBTURN. I In the week that ended last Saturday the deaths of 1,143 persons, namely, 620 males and 523 females, were registered in London. Though the figures show a small reduction on those of the two previous weeks, they still imply rather a high rate of mortality. In the ten corresponding weeks of the years 1845-54 the ...

... I RO YAL SUBR YZOOLOGICAL GARDENS i In catering for the entertainment of the visitors to this favouriteresort, Mr. Tyler has always endeavoured to comabine amusement with instruction, and if there is one tiling in which he has been peculiarly successful, it is in the truthful character of those gigantio pictures which convey to the mind of the spectator a far more accurate perception of the ...

... MAR YLEBONE REFORMA TOR IE. The first public meeting of the Preventive and Reforma- tory Institution for St. Pancras and Marylebone, was held in the school-rooms, St. Pancras, the Earl of Shaftesbury in the chair. An exouse was handed in from the Bishop of Lichileld. After an opening address from Lord ERInaTovoN, The report was read by the Rev. W. NORMAN, stating that the institution was ...

... i MORNrING CHRONICLE 0EFCR, Wediaesday, 12, Noon. TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. VIENNA, TUESDAY. An Imperial manifesto is expected, ordering a levy of 80,000 men. An ordinance has already been published, recalling all soldiers on furlough. The dissatisfaction of the Russian peasantry of the Ukraine against their masters is assuming an important appearance. The want of salt is the prominent cause of ...

... REALYH of LONDON DURING the WEERA. [FROM THE REGISTRAltwGlINERAL'S RETURN.1 In the week that ended on Saturday the number of deaths registered in London was 1,132. This is rather mnore than the number of the previous week ; but the last two returns together afford sufficient proof that the public health is advancing to a more satisfactory state. In the ten corre- sponding weeks of the years ...

... Til B MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON:. SA TURDA Y, MAY 5, 1805. In the HousE of LoRDS last night, The Jurisdiction of Stanuary Court Act Amend- ment Bill was passed. On the motion of Lord STANLEY of ALDERLEY the Loan £10,000,000 Bill was read a third time. In reply to Lord MONTEAGLE, c Lord ST.ANLEY of ALDERLLY said it was felt, a in deciding upon this loan, that it would not a be profitable to ...

... General Alphonso La Marnmora, commander-In- chief of the expedition to the East, has addressed the following order of the day to the troops:- Officers and Soldiers-The alliance which our august Sovereign has concluded with England, France, and Turkey requires our participation in a great aud generous war. We shall have before us a strong and powerful enemy, but by our side will stand brave ...

... II into U1o0AXING CIHRONICLE OFFICN, Ion Friday, 12, Noon. bet . _ Watt cat TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. I on I Tlile' TURIN, THURSDAY. I likc The proposal of the Bishops in relation to a Pal provision for the clergy has not been accepted, and cry the Ministry of Count Cavour will return to office. All: CUa BERLIN, THURSDAY. org par The Prussian Chambers were closed yesterday our with an address ...