... UNIVEBSITY REIORM. It is stated that tile Board of Trinity College, Dublil, have, after a gentle pressure of the screw, avsiled tbemiselves of their powers, and decided E a oi Plrcing the Rhegius Professorship of Greekl U ll the same footing as the Professorships of d lath~einatics and Natural Philosophy. Hitherto C th rize was ouly open to the fortaunate holder of t] R ?? fellowship, and no ...

... J1 ENIISTMENTSl IN THE BBITISH UNITED STATES. - I (gOICL1MDSFDROM TUE MORNING5UQ CI1ON1OLF or OCT. 9.) UNITED STATES DISPRICT COURT. PHIILADSLPmRA. SEPT. 24. rooming Lb ?? of Charles Hertz and Ediward H Thi5 mrgcd with enilistinig eoldiera for the Crimea, to perbit'' t ue Britishb service, Was resumed. bt drafte 'eror examined oqucerning the advertisement Wiasee rubliebed ia the daily papers ...

... THE COLLATERAL ADVANTAGES OF TEE CEASB. A contemporary has a paragraph of some interest on the benefits arising to various classes from the chase. He says- In Yorkshire there are ten packs of fox-hounds, one pack: of stag-hounds, and five or six of harriers, equal in all to thirteen or fourteen. Thirteen packs of fox-hounds of 50 couples each, or 1,300 hounds, consume annually 200 tons of ...

... UNIVER1SITY IN7EfLIEBNCE. OXFORD, OCT. 27. r, ; TR1 IMELANCHOLY CASE: OF DROWNING. ;o The fatal and melancholy case of drowning, vwhich was le mentioned iu T!he Morssiog C'Aronidc of Saturday, hln leen d investigated by the coroner for the University, Mr. G. V. w Cox, Pd.A, of Nevr College, who this afternoon, with a jury .* eomprised solely of memnbers of the University, held an in. 'quest at ...

... The St. Petersburg papers publish the following despatch from Aide-de-Camp General Prince mou ravieff, which brings the intelli down to the latest period o The Commander-in-Chief of the Causasian Divi. sions reports a successful affair which the troops have had before Kars; an the night between the &d and 4th of September. Awaiting the full reports of the different commanders, Aide-de-Camp ...

... I THE CIIANCELLO.R Of THE EX(t7HE- QUZR ONT THE SEBASTOPOL EXPEDiTiO.W. At the neetiag of the Radnorshire Agricultural Society, held at jnghtoe, on Monday, the Chancellor of the Ex- obequler, the Right Hou. Sir G.0. LCewis, Bart., who pre- sided, in proposing the toast of the allied Reets and armies, said :-It is now just about a year since the expedition f upon which the eyes of all England ...

... to r' TH, DITO OP THE DAILY NEWS- SIR,-Having seen the three lengthy articles in your paper relative to the proposed plans for remov- ing the great nuisance and waste of sewage flowing into the Thames, I beg to offer my suggestions for a permanent and lasting remedy of the monstrous evil, which is daily increasing, and as I have devoted several years to the investigation of this not by any ...

... PRESENTATION TO MR SHARMAN CRAW. I FORD, AT r BORDALE. I. . On Wednesday evening, a public meeting was hela in the Poblic1hall, Rodadale, for the purpose of presenting a testimonial to Mr. Sharman Crawford, the late partismen. 5 tary representative of the borough. The ball had been gaily decorated for the occasion with flags and basiiners, and a tasteful arrangement of floral ornaments. The ...

... OU CVARY IN THEI ITHE STATE OF OUR CAVAL , I CRIMEA.l TO THE EDITOR 0 THE DAILY NEWS. SIX,-Happening this forenoon to meet in the streets a sergeant belonging to one of our cavalry regiments now in the Crimea, and who when I had the honour of holding a commission in the same corps belonged to my troop, I naturally enough cliff questioned him about the state of the cavalry divi- Hal sion under ...

... The followig letter, giving a deplorable emout of the colony of Victoria, hba just been recelved ill Leeds from a person filling the office of poliee conltagbl in Melbourne : I will endeavour in the 'Melbourne, Iuly 18, 165 'fI wi endeavour in the first plaee to show ou thes ate of affairsof the colouy at- present; afterwaz Ps-ve th assertions by circumstances of which I~haye beenA witaee In ...

... I The following General Order was issued yesterday: Horse Guards, Oct.,16, 1855. The Queen has been Graciously pleased to command that, in commemoration of the gallant canduct of the tunops concerned, the words, 1Alma,1 Balaklava, and loInter. imann. be borne. on the regimental colours of the regiments specified in the accompanying list. Als, that the soveral corps composing. ler ...

... MR. coGwPBB, M.P., ON THlE WAR. .LJTON, OcT. 26. A public dinner took place at Luton yesterday, on the occasion of the inauguration of a new line of railway throughout the district. Ths railway is to connect Luten on the one side with Dunstable andithe London and North Westero, and on the other with' Welwyn and the Great Northern Railway. The Hon. Mr. Cowabi presided; and was supported by Mr. ...