... LORD STANLEY AT OLDRAM. The introductory proceodinigs at the sla'y~ing o the foundationatone of a naew.L7ceuma at Otdham were noticed in the Daily/ Neis of yesterday. Lord STAlqLuy addressed a large assemblage after -the b banquat at the TJ.o wp-hall, end spoke as fellows. , Re said-: ne that he bad with no ordinary pleasure pccepted the invita- tion to be presest that day ;'because hie falt ...

... (PRost OUR OWNq COMMItSSIONERt.) r PARIS, THuRSD.,Y EVENING. - The correspondent X1I of the .hadepoendance Beige professes to know the exact loss of the French in the takig o th MaelonVer, wichhas never yet ben ficalystte.HesasthtGeneral Pelis- hee a ir' esachrtun ?? in atai th glrosc ?? 7at 6.58 killed, Cai an w huad naude nd-(he has Bo: forgotten the exact fraction) wounded. If this Coi ...

... TH9UIN MORtNING IHRONJICLE. LONDON: I WEDNESDA Y, JUNE 20, 1855. Iu the Ilousg of Loxtas last night, b On the motioin of Lord PORTMAN, the Friendly Iy ';-thies Bill was read a Secotw& tillie Islglordship 1 ?? -I ;,;t a'ctcl nerly 83,000,000 of ° Ob~etVd that the ubers of registereld socie- ,persons Wi h- ties, arid noor.y a immiot anu a, t iiorC whC Wid mornbers bf unregistered societies, ...

... ORDNANCE SURVEY OF Mr. Grant, convener of the Sounty, has been in communication with various official persons in London, and been informed that Government has resolved on proceeding with the survey of Scotland, without delay, under the charge of Colonel James, an active and able engineer, who has been in- structed to map the cultivated and improveable portions of the country on a scale of 26 ...

... PARLIAMEN TAR Y DIVISION. ,e ral by lly ith 7ill ng to its er tr. ed at ge he of ho ler The Lord Chan- Busrlingt cellor Chichesti DUKE. Fortescu Argyll Fitzssilli; MARQUISEJS. GCanvilk Breadalbano Harrowb Vestminoster atiulto EARLS. Somers Bessborough Su~bolk MINORITY. Dn Spencer er Waldegrave e Vzscou.aTS. am Canning e Falkland y Sydney IAARONS. Camoys Charina Calitorpe Congleton Leigh ...

... | ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL; OCIETY. k The last meeting of this society for this session was held ,t on Monday evening, Sir Roderick Morchison, vice-president, a in the chair. y The meeting was most numerously attended, and among at other distingaished individuals were Admiral Lord Col- e cheater, Lieutenant-General Sir George Pollock, Sir Charles 1- Lyell, Admiral Sir George Seymour, Dr. Robert ...

... NA VAL AND MILI TAR Y NE W'S. APPOINTMENTS. Masters-T. H. Fraser, to the Castor; W. W. Riddle, to the Tartar; J. Wallis, to the Alarm ; T. B. Read, to the Cruiser; T. C. Solfleet, to the Hermes. 8HEERNESS. The Geyser, 6, paddle-wheel sloop, Commander 13. Dew, has left in charge of the gunboat Hind, and the mortar vessels Surly, Blazer, and Manly, direct for the Baltic. The Centaur, 6, paddle ...

... The 1lo0niteucr of Wcdncsday publishes the fol- lowing official despatches from Vice-Admiral Bruat, comoanderliu-chief of the MJediterranean squadron, and from the General com maudillg in chief the army of the East. TILE CAPTURE OF KERTCH. On board the 'Moutebello, before Kertob, May 2(;. Monsieur le Ministre-As I had the honour to inform you by my telegraphic despatches of the 22d an, d ;jth ...

... THE BRITLSH HOSPITA b A T SMYRNA. To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIa-In your paper of the 9th instant there is a commu- nioation from a correspondent at Smyrna of date the 21st of April. In that communication your correspondent mentions the departure of Mr. Purveyor Jenner, and states that he (Mr. Jenner) is a man who is equal to any emergency, and who fitted up and completely ...

... ?? Marshal Minister of War has received the e following despatch from the Commander-in-Chief yof the army of the East:- u IlHead-Quarters, June 2. e Monsieur le Marfchal-I have the honour to n forward to you a copy of a despatch from General >,D'Autemarre on the capture of Kertch and Yeni- kale. d It is an interesting document. Y Oar enterprise succeeds, and it is completed by n results ...

... It is intended by Government to reinforce the reserve battalions at Malta, which consist of com- panies belonging to regiments serving in the Crimea, as frequently as possible, from the depot companies at home. The commander at the seat of war will be thus enabled to augment his army in little better than a week, should occasion require, by communi- ) cating by telegraph to the War Department, ...

... The Queen and Prince Albert, with Prince Arthur and the Princess of Hohenlohe Langenburg, took a drive in ac open landau and four yesterday afternoon. Xjor.Geno5 the Hon. C. Grey and Captain the Hon. V. do Hos attend on horseback, His Royal Highness Prince Alberr, with the Prince 6 Wales and Prince Alfred, rode on horseback io the fercrn05 attended by his eq~ierry in waiting, and visited the ...