... THEWUS1A OU WrAOO ?? j We hav reeeired roD. the AdmiraltYt re- port of thi oiroumteflie* eittending the attack upon the boat of her' Majesty' ship Csesack at Hanso Htead. by Lieuterant Geneote, the offiter l gotrtn d of thte boati : nLondon, Nov. 29, 1856. Sr,-fi compliance vith thorder of the 22nd instant received from you, directing me to transimt to you, for the informationlof the. Lqrds ...

... 1 i OPBIXWLOO~i k1ANAGEM NT; AOt- PARS qiy ILS AMBEIIWRLL. 0for the purpose ofmsaking the necesearypeiflri7ran- 'Moeat for eapyingtunt the pidivisiosid of' tis', ROC.`08 Peiday evening tbeT. Were loossed nearly rook l htflift ik V' passing a code of bye~1awi, which :wast proposed for their Fadoption upon the ropormtso . '4jomiittee.- Considerible' I discussion ensued upon the, pnowoaL. for ...

... LONDON, SA7 URDAY, DEC. 22.| TIn season of Christmas is favourable to a deliberate and unprejudiced examination of all questions con. nected with good eating. If the farmers swarming in London for the Christmas Cattle Show took the opportunity of reading unfamiliar newspapers, they must have been rather astonished at what French farmers have been doing, on a late occa- sion of their visiting ...

... JItERLAND. j 440tol 61Fm W at r.os poi plao yesterda nth i~ Couirtalhouse. ',The, flgh $herff opens4te~oed ~ii~a ~wjh~he ~uat~ ormgliires asn . I J. W.- L ?? ?? ti nb i A~our of Mr,. d I me oj~~~nont'flpding~~~ stom lifii st't Oiat~i etn b d'h i~eo h frmj isu q4.oz~ Ito hat I tnenedot hemaurs.e q, oto tb ;it forwat ieR o~~ti cusbpi PW oe fe~ditx~@ i j'h 'ie~ iie~ kW be i The opeiz 'ofth ?? ...

... TO THI SDITOR OF TES DAILY NNWS. ?? the subject of ?? eduacation bas lately come so prominently before the public, it mey not be amiss to ask the principal supporters of the various schemes what results they expect from their teaching. Do they look to the end of making the mmn tbink-or do they hope to improve him merely by reading, writing, and arith- mnetic ? -because, if the latter, we know ...

... I ?? .t tW II ?? I OSBORNE, D2c. 17. The Queensail Prince, Prince Alfred, the Prinoes Royal, adprincess Ais e attended divinro service, yaser day morning at Whippingham parish church, where the R3ev. f .Potloro offieiated. The Ron. Eleanor Staniny haoucceeded the Ion. Bea- ?? ?? ?? n Waiting. SirJUes Clark arrived f01m London o turday, and returned to-day. A ?? of ay sellers and consumers, of ...

... ..LORD STANLEY OF ALDEALEY, THE NEW MEMBER OF THB OABINET. TO TED T MIDI'OI or l Thu DAILY NEWS ' a SB,-A short time agoyou pentented XyQUr onder.1. e 'WIthai remsrluable specimen of an admnistra^tor, in the per i *on -of Sir Charles Wood, who filled the varied ead valoui, offices of Privatie Seervtbry to' & Prime',Ninilik, 'Secretaryt Lj # tbe Treasury, Seoretary to the Admiralty, Chancellor ...

... REPORT BY COLONEL SIMMONS ON THE PAbSAGX OF THEI NOUR. (] poo LAST HIGOT's OAZIXTT2. FORBIGN OFFICE, Nov. 29. The Earl of Clarendon has received a despatch from Major Simmons, her Majesty's commissioner at, attached to the army of Omer Paoha in Asia, of oil which the following is a copy: pal Camp, Sbangwano, November 7. ter .My lord,-I have to inform your lordship that be! Omer Pacha, having ...

... UNJ VXRSI Y INV7ELlIGENCR. OXFORD, Dzo. 10. MATISNMATICAL CLASS TIST. The' examiners in the School of Mathematics and Physics have this afterooon issued the following class list ; - . , CLASS 1. Nil, CLASS It. Calico, Williau nW., Qaseno's College end A. CLAWS Ill. Hicks John P., Lincoln College and A. Marsham Robert H. B., Mderton College B. Rice Charles B., St. Jobns College. 8bort Ambrose, ...

... The Queen gave a dinner in the evening, ir t George's-hall, to the following distinguished Part -His Majesty the King of Sardinia, tfleir itJ Highnesses the Duchess of Kent, the Duchess of Cambridge, the Princess Royal, the Prinsess of Cambridge, arid the Duke of Canbridge his Serene Highness Prince Edward of a3 Weimar, the ?? of Sutherland, the Lord Chancellor and Lady Craqwqrth? thq Duke and ...

... METROPOLITANLOCAL MANAGEM.ENT I A CT-PARIS, OF ST. GILES CA MBER WELL. I The vestry for this, the largest metropolitan parisb, con- sisting of eighty-four members, have recently met several times for the purpose of making the necessary preliminary arrangements for carrying out the provisions of this act. On Friday evening they were engaged nearly four hours ia pass. ing a code of by-laws, ...

... AUCIDENT ON THE -ST. HELENS RAILWIAY. On Monday morning last, about half-past eleven o'clock, an accident took place upon one of the branch lines be longing to the St. Helens Railway Company, it a short distance from the-town. The branch line in question runs from the main line to Blackleyhurst, Blackbrook, and Hay- dock collieries, and is used solely for the purpose of accom- modating the ...