... [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING. The Moniteur of to-day announced the death of Lord Raglan in the following terms:- Letters from London some days since stated that Lord Raglan was seriously ill. A despatch from General Pelissier, received to-day, dated Juno; 28, ten p.m., announces the death of the excellent, General whom the Government of Queon Victor-la selected to ...

... CN CRN. The dates from Hong Koft are to the 10th May. The London mail of the 9th ffatO arrived there, vid Singapore, on the 26th April; bile the 25th February mail, Wics Calcutta, had not come to Jhand. The intelligence from Shanghai is to the 4t, May. The country round was quiet, and there was no intelligence from the interior regarding the rebels. Her Majesty's steamer Styx, Commander Bruce, ...

... TId0 M5ORNING CHRONICLE, LONDON: MONDAY, JULY 2, 1865. Three Leaders by whom the forces of the three principal Powers engaged in the pending War were first commanded or arrayed for the strife, have succumbed, not by the fate of battle, but before the stroke of disease. Within a period of nine months the armies of France, of Russia, and of England have lost their Chieftains, each of whom, ...

... IRONOYASTERS' PRELIMINARY MEETINGt. The meeting preliminary to the usual quarterly meeting of t the iroumasters of East Worcestershire and South Stafford. c shire was held at Steponey on Thursday, and, in the present circumstances of the trade, asmight be expected, excited more i than ordinary interest. There was an average attendance of i the principals or representatives of the leading firms ...

... NAVAL AND AfILITARY NFWS. APPOINTMENTS. The following appointments were made by the Admiralty on Saturday G. P. .Meale, lieutenant, to the Royal Albert; George Jno. D'Arcy, lieutenant, Roysl Albert, for disposal ; George Tryon, lieutenant, Royal Albert, for disposal. PORTSMOUTH. An important operation took place in the dockyard on Friday afternoon, in the lowering the after.part of the ...

... UNIYBERSITY INZELLIGENCB. OXFORD, JuNE 30. oh CHRIST CHURcO. The Rev. Henry George Liddell, M.A., Head Master of fri Westminster School and Chaplain to his Royal Highness al Prince Albert, was this morning installed into the office of RI Dean of Christ Church, in the room of the late Dr. Gaisford. dr The usual ceremony and formalities having been gone pe through in the presence of a large ...

... LORD EUSTACE CIJCIL AND MR. LAYARD. TO THn EDITOR OF THtE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-May I beg the favour of your inserting the enclosed letters, which have passed between Mr. Layard and myself, in addition to those already published in your columns. It is needless for me to call your attention to the fact that when I pub- lished the former letters I had neither received Mr. Layard's letter of the ...

... THE KNOW-NOTHING COXVEN- TION. iro At the national convention of the Know-Nothing ten (or, as they prefer to call themselves, American) i party, just held at Philadelphia, the following was he definitely settled as The Platform and Principles of the Organization - at I. The acknowledgement of that Almighty Being who rules over the universe-who presides over the councils of nations-who ...

... I >IiLAAD. le0en0Y the Lord-Lieutenult, accompa- Fi jacor Bagot, the IHonourable Mr. Eiltis, jorid d 1, ils waiting, paid a visit to lth' a! teretstinfg odel of Sebastopol, which sior,,wy-ldlibitat tho Royal Irish Institution. ,xhibditi ome time inspecting the work, esveuP.' ex'laued by Mr. Wyld, the Viceregal ic e edd to the City of Dablini Hospital, r'needwheto they were received by Dr. ,tj ...

... IThe letters std journals brought by the Overland Mail were delivered this morning, and bring our advioes from Bombay doc ru to the 27th May, and from Calcutta to the 19th. The last mail brought us no mor, than a tele- graphic notico of a brilliant affair at irsamund on the 30th of April, where summary chastiseo;lot was inflicted by a single troop of cavalry and a company of infantry on about ...

... I ECTI?1t T LEGRAPR ACROSS .TILE ATLANTIC. Ie ~ rlp~ic corunicatiol between Anierica and ?? ?? hr its extension round the globe, is too a~r~e h ae .'cr nnY single here. It is an idea. And ri le parties engae~ed in its realization regard it as already ;e be carried ont. The experienee of the Black Sea for iestanec, is thought to be conclusiVe, if shorter ires previ5ll lY eciablihed were not. ...

... The mail steamer Africa arrived at Liverpool yesterday with letters and journals from New York to the 19th June, Boston the 20th, and Halifax the 22d. She brought 223 passengers, among whom was the Hon. John Ross, speaker of the Legislative Council of Canada; and 811,142 dollars, and £X00 specie on freight. The St. Louis ?? arrived at New York on the 19th of Jane. The news by this mail is only ...