... I INST'I TUTION bi VIoL ENJGlEBRS. ; * .At the last meeting of this society, Mr. James ,impsac, ,PresidantJin' the chdir, the papery read was On the Ver- tical Structure .f:the PrirmsryRocks, and tbe, general cha- 'rsdter of, .their Gold-bearisg. varieties, by. MUr. Evan .- Hopkins. ?? . 1ha author comrniuced by ?? * that it wia aldmest in. .possible' to ferm ?? correct idea of I the true ...

... CONSERVATIVE LAND S(ClIB2y. - The annual meeting of the members of this esocie held yeslterday at Exeter-,bll, Viscoupt URaklsgh m 4 clhair. The noble CHAIRMAN read the report,of which thef5 i-- ing ore tite'principal'portions :- V IThe proceedings of the past year may be properly cb terised by caution. The purchases of estates fcr d lo, !, *Aaa~ngattbdRO~flhr -hS^'LbUetersi:bef5eyl~rns ali°l ...

... FISHMOPNGERS' HALL.-COURT DIATNER. The quarterly court dinner of the Honourable Fish. Inoagers' Company was held on Thursday .at the company'X hall, London-bridge, under the presidency of Mr. James Wansey, prime warden. Amongst the company were Mr. J. Morley, deputy warden, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, A dmiral Sir Charles Napier, Colonel Pipes, Alderman Sir James Duke, Bart., M.P., Alderman ...

... [FROM ?? OWpn COOI3SPOXDENT.] PARIS, FRIDAY ETHNING. No news either from the theatre of diploniacy or of war to slake the anxious curiosity of the public mind- There is, I think, great reason to doubt whether matters have advanced so far towards ne- gotiation as some of the correspondents of the various journals, both. French and Eng- lisb, have conceived themselves nuthorised to state. I am ...

... MANSLAUGVTER 01 A CABMAN. Yesterday John Brown, an elderly looking man, described on the police sheet as a cab proprietor, residing at reather's- meoe, Lamb'g-condnit-street, who has been several times remandel on at charge of having committed a very violent assault on a cabman of the name of John Carter, residing at No. 1, Elm.conrrt, Elm.street, Gray't-inn-road, surrendered to his bail ...

... SECOND EDITION0 re MoRVIfIG CHROYICL' OFpiCR, he Tuesday; 12 80 P*m7 BP til Cl TlELEGRAPHLIC DESPATCHES. ot to to THE ENGLISH BASHI-B.AZOUKS ta th - to MARSEILLES, MONDAY. re The English Bashi-bazouko have committed great PI excesses in Roumelia, especially at Adrianople. m A hundred other Bashi-bazouks, who mutinied, pc on board the mail steamer Taucrbde, with the in- re tention of deserting ...

... THE MfISSING SHIP GUeIDING S2q _, ?? - The NeW Sonth Wales journals reaeived Yesterday e the following notices of this, it is to bi feared, ?? 4t TO THB EDITOR O.TUE MELBoURNxE GE. Slr7,Haviog noticed irs your shipping colum, of Pid, last, a request from a correspondent, wishing somel tid concerning the above-named vessel, I willingly give tu i lowing, which I took from a howe paper. Althoh o1 ...

... 6s?tc? opX ? DA?LOT. * ~'eW ?? Y MAR WbO Iitbdy & of the athoiirntha. to ~ Rep$pis16t -Q pi$e C O r 5eatse of v pQpiil~ -ts ob~y ?? iu; ?? &wiihichlL s Iiuy:hdi.o 'ciee.A ne*n.sonlldi ibe usgarded as;^ societyi¢.r :eommunity.'zntkipg'ias 'for its own overdexintnt J ~41, iuasmch ~as 'these laws. ought to bbarorti~ tgen biI welfiarMeI afnai~to eoatnnld ?? thshoa~inisei~idt 'ebtitSined.? ...

... , O-'COR MEMORIAL FUN.; i I ?? COMMITTEE. Mr. G. W. BL RxYoi2 Chfrman, 3Mr. Wf. F. Robetab. . Z~r.John Sbaw. An John Mime. - Mr. lesr O'Connor. T. 1YL Wheeler. i.Mr. lliam Davi. Mr. Aohn Dicks, Treasurer. Mr. John Arnott, Secretary~ The above-committee held its useal weekly meeting on Wednesday evenisg Isat, at 4, Exeter-ehange, Strand; Uir. John Milnoin thechair. Correapondence of a hglW orog ...

... m=GUATION flMTWE GZMiax ,, DarzwcsC 01'~H H noux « ?? Freply. to resolutions passed at a meeting lately held in Sydney on the .sgubject of the defences of the batbour, the Governor-General has sent a communication'as follows:- His ,E:cellency hasbrought under tli note'l:of ber a'jesty's `146vetnmeni the large finouirt of British eipitM engaged in the trade of these, coloniee. Gnd haso~reaeon ...

... _ D-aOriZcawuzwrzswsrs LIZ PiZk'} e,;,.]tti*&R .si twine, tasi orio pigs-nsiadn ly fri niig tbe o'nly Popics of, dlscnsison at ' fht cattle 'shows -.have been superseded, by.wrar..orations, more' or less windy and prosy, delivered by the' 'noble' chairmen, whosepro-' yince it' isi to preside over these annual gatheri g's Ihe press in general, and the Tiies in particular, is the object of ...

... LATEST WAR 1 NEWS. Advices from Constantinople to the 17th have come to hend. The Crimean submarine telegraph is broken..' It will be difficult to remedy this it the present stormy Weather continues. Several Egligsh ,gan-boat 'are cruis- ing in &the S'aeof? Aaff, destroying, whe*, the iro'doess not hinder them, all the aussian fi3heries. The weather hias stopped the further embarkation of the ...