... CAPTURE OF GENITCA'`i>.: Q n The Admiralty communicated thle following on Sun-.Si dlay -Intelligence has been received at the Admiralty, anr from Sir E. Lyons, at Kertch, that the aquadron in the 'v4 Sea ?? has appeared befor Genitchi, landed a body I .i of Seamen and Marines, and, after driving the Russian force from the pilace, has destroyed all the depots and vessels laden with corn and ...

... PUONOTIONS & APPOINTkZNTS. PR.ODOTIONBS.t Lieutenants.-Henry F. M(Killop, 1847), servin at Lieutenaut..Commauder of the Enke; John F. C. M1ao1.enzie (1846), serving ia the Hiranda; Rihoard H R Risk (1844), serving as Lieutenant-Commander 0 of the Wrangler; and Win. H. Truscott (1853) of the -Poweifid, to the rank of Commander. - Second Mastor.-Nathanioel B. Herbert (1849) of the Snake, to the ...

... AUSTRIA AND THE WESTERN PoWERS. (From the Daile Aroe,,- (From the Dail Nave'cr.) Austria must be closely watched. To all appearance es that shifting power contemplates another of those actsof 1- treachery which rendered it infamous during the wars of le tie Fsench Revolution. According to the most reliable as accounts of the circular addressed by the Cabinet at at- ienna, to its diplomatic ...

... MISCE LL ANEOUS, THE QUEEN AT THE BRITISH MUSEUM.-On Saturday, the 23rd inst., the Queen and Prince Albert, attended by Lady Churchill and two equerries, visited the British Museum. The object of her Majesty's visit was to inspect the new Assyrian antiquities lately arrived from Nineveh, the results of the last excavations of Mr. Loftus and Col. Raawlinson. They were received at the entrance ...

... V A NEw USE FOr DANCING.-i How little you under- stand young Wedgewood ! If he appears to love waltzing, it is only to catch fresh figures for cream-jugs. Depend upon it, he will have Jeffrey and you upon some of his vessels, and you will enjoy an argillaceous immortality.- Sydneu Smith. OLD BRoo00ts FOr. Ncw.-It's all very well to talk about new Brooms sweeping clean, but there's an old ...

... DIEhD,-May 25, at Northfield End, Henley, Mr. Charles Elsee, aged 64 ?? 30, at Lambridge, Henley, Mr. aoo. Poulton, aged 31 years, much respected. FATAL ACOIDENT.-On the 24th ult., a plasterer, of the name of John Tregunza, in the employ of Mr. Sandy, builder, of this town, while engaged in the extensive alter- ntions ard enlargement of Greenlands, the seat of E. M1ar- joribanks, Esq., met ...

... - ?? . e- 5- le HOUSE OF PEERS. 0 c, MONDAY, JuNz 18.] Lord BROUGHAM ealled at- re tention to the-tariff of fees paid by suitors in the county ssa Dg courts, which, he contended, were exorbitant and de- I* structivo of the great purposes for which those tribunals bi ,le were constituted, namely, the administration of cheap m v justice in actions for debts below a certain amount. Stl Zs Lord ...

... THE OXFORD JOURNAL, SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1855. h DEEP CULTIVATION-(Continued). IN last week's JOURNAL we disposed of two of the h-four requirements needful for the fertility of a soil- namely, the affording a firm place of support for the d, roots of plants, and also a sufficient quantity of easily id assimilated nourishment; and we showed that these e two conditions of fertility were not ...

... PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENNCE. HO'USE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, MAY 25. The Bishop of OrOR;D moved for a copy of an address presented to her Majesty by the House of Assembly and Legislative Council of Canada, praying for the removal of disadvantages to which the Church in Canada is subject, and to enable it to elect its own Bishops; and for any answer which may have been given thereto. Earl GRANVILLE ...

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... i Atththe Fortnidntl a ded to has mo ion tenrco r -nebr u Ra tent proposd ?? ?? The number ofdep i o o trta ofh hore, In4 .. Iarie *J'.evyrjrDed;tM berwell be vimsed r~id 1ji'LUtOi4S ?? Union inspected. propesedt f shitt Chairman only be the depouton relieat the onrsin On theIChairman. deelining to ole alone, Mr. to taadded to his motion the name of -Mr. Vandebeg but asnoone seconded the ...

... THE SOUTHAMPTON COLLEGE AND BOARDING SCHOOL, I I The examination of the youths educated at the South- a . ampton College, under the Principal, James Duncan, a d Esq. Mr.A. and a large staff of masters, took place previous e I to the breaking up for the Midsummer vacation, onThurs- t day last. The visitors were very numerous, being prin- c. ipally the parents and friends of the pupils, but also ...