... 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 ...

... CLOSE o0 A PREDICTION PUBLISHED FORTY YEARS AGO. Up to this point the prophecy seems to point to tho for. tunes of Napoleon, the old Bourbons, and the commence ment of Louis Philippe's reign. But now comesI the end of it. After the mutual animosity of the old and young blood of the Capet, and the discontent of the French nation, we may suppose ourselves arrived at the end of eighteen forty. ...

... OPENING OF THE COMMERCIAl TRAVELLER' SCHOOL BY PRINCE ALBERT. The ceremony of the inauguration and opening of the new school at Pinner for the children of commercial travellers took place om Saturday, his Royal Highness Prince Albert, with the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs of London, being present on the occasion. The new building, which is a hand- some Elizabethan stracture, was designed by Messrs. ...

... for _9 -k | Yesterday a Court was held for the despatch of public business. Mr. Alderman Kennedy occupied the chair. II's ADOPTION OF THE AMERICAN PAVEMENT. to Mr. HAYWOOD, the engineer to the commnission, read the F's, following report, which was ordered to be printed, and a he copy Sent to every member of the Court:- e To the Honourable the Commissioners of Sewers of the City of London, ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENC I. I RUSSIAN DESPATCH FROM THE | CRIMEA. The Joburnat de St. Petersbury of the 19th pub; lishes the following telegraphic despatch, which, though of an old date, has not been beard of in the West of Europe before:- Prince Gortachakoff reports on the 17th- 1 Ships of war and merchantmen are constantly arriving at Eupatoria. Some of them bring troops. Three French ...

... * The New York Herald has the following letter from a correspondent in Japan, dated- HAKODADI, JAPAN, Jun 27. I have just time before the departure of the vessel which sails hence for the United States this ievening to give you a hasty sketch of affairs as ,they exist in these waters. The Btitish steam- 1 frigates Encounter and Styx, with the Tartar in n tow, entered this harbour at twelve, ...

... BOCLESJASYJOA7 INTFLlJr 1 ?? xta.__ I PREFERMEXTS AND APPOINT Mlns REOTORIES., - T The Rev. F. A. Bickmore, to the united rectory wich and vicargae of Didlington, With ther lhe re ton annexed, Norfolk. ctery0 ' °Tha Rev. B. WV. Burton, to the rectory i leear Manchester. The Rev. E. Gears, to the rectorhbip of Wris Hospital, at Abingdon. r ir2.no The Rev. H. Tripp, to the reetery of D enlir ...

... lifE LONDON GAZETTE OF' TUESDA Y, OCTOBER 30. CROWN OFFICEI OcToBER 29. MEMBEiR RTURNED TO SERV9 5IN TilS PRESENT rARLIAMENT. County of Husntingdon-James Rust, of Alcoubgry House, in the County of Huntingdon, Bsq., in the room of William Drogo Montagu, commonly called Viscount Mandeville, now Duke of Manchester, summoned to the House of Peers. Commission signed by the Lord-Lieutenant of the ...

... NA VAL PRIZE MONEY. Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset House, Oct. 29, 1865. Notice is hereby given to the officers, seamen, and marines and to all persons interested therein, that the distribution of proceeds arising from the Russian brig, name unknown' laden with salt, captured on the 24th April, 1854, by her Ma- jesty's ship Firebrand, will commence on ...

... RIPON MIECHANICS' Ih'STITVTJOiV. id an The annual soirea of this institution took place on Friday, in the public rooms, Ripon. Tbe chair was taken by the lit Hon. and Very Rev, the Dean of Ripon, the president of d the society, who wes supported by Lord Goderich, M.P., ty the Hon. E. Lascelles, and Mr. W. Beckett, the members for us the borough, the Mayor of Ripon (Mr. W. Yorke), Rev. J, m ...

... MIINISTERIAL CHANGES. is Ow stated that Sir Hamilton Seymour will ied the Earl of Westmoreland as her Majesty's B5Ore,,ntative at Vienna. Earl Granville, Lord rep and Sir H. Balwer bad been previously , eatined. Rumnours have assigned tha Colonial- to several statesmen. It is said that, Lord Og viug refused the office, the Eirl of liar- rby will be appointed to it. In that Oease other oafgeo ...

... UNIVERSITY INgELLIGENCE. OXFORD, OcT. 30. TeJESUS COLLEGE. The Principal of Jesus College (Dr. Foulkes) has given nt notice, that two scholarships, viz., one belonging to some ,f- one of the countiesof England, and of the endowment of at Richard Budd, Esq., according to the donation of the bene. id factor, to be nominated by the heir of his family; and one rd belonging to one of the seven ...