... rriE MIORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: ti SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1355. pi di The King of SARDIIA, in acknowledging the qi Address of the Corporatiou of Dover, yesterday, rc said that he accepted the expression of their good- tl will as a happy omen of his journey. His expe b tatious thus far have not been disappointed-his f reception by the inhabitants of London having been P of a character ...

... I ..TSll-: : 0' ' Ti. KING, OF SA RDINIK ARRIVAL AT, DOVER. The arrival of the King of Sardinia on a visit to ?? was an event which yesterday morning- called forth the warmest expressions of cordial en- thusiasmamong the 'inhabitants of Dover. The numerous claims which his Majesty has upon the frieidly feblirrg of the people of a free country were by no means overlooked. In the person of his ...

... THE WAR IN. ASIA. OFFICIAL DESPATCHES, .. 0 FOREIGN OFFICE, Nov. 29. The Earl of Clarendon has received a despatch froth Major Simmons, her Majesty's Commissioner 'attached to the army of Omer Pacha' in' Asia, of which the following is a copy Camp, Shangwano, Nov. 7. My Lord-I have to inform your lordship that O~ner Pacha, having collected a depot of provisions. at Tohimahera, moved on by the ...

... SPITALFIBLDS RAGGED SCHOOLS. On Wednesday evening a very interesting meeting, in coa nection with the Ragged School movement, was held in tlb large room of the King Edward School of Industry, Spital fields, the Rev. Mr. Tyler in the chair. The rev. chairtan .sia that it afforded Min much pleasure to occupy the podi. tion to which they had so kindly voted him. This meeting was of no ordinary ...

... THE KING OF PRUSSIA'S SPEECI [FROM OUR OWN CORrESPONDENT.] BERLIN, Noy. 29. The King opened the session of the two Cbamr bers to-day, in the White Hall of the Castle. The members of the House of Lords, as well as those of the Secoud Chamber, were altnost all present. Among the former were to be remarked the greater part of the Mediatized or ci devant Princes of the Holy Empire, who, since the ...

... JiORNINc CliROVICLE OFlCRI, GENERAL CANROBERT'S RETURN. InY BLECTRIC TBLEGRAPH.1 [FROM THS MONITEUR-1 COPENHAGEN, THURSDAY. General Canrobert left to-day for Kiel, after having met with a most distinguished reception from the Danish Court. The King conferred on the General the Order of the Elephant, at his audience of leave. MADRID, TiaURSDAY. Marshal Espartero assured the Manufaoturers' ...

... BLOCi~k~j4DE 206p l',B 1BALTIC., , JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL. | Yesterday tbeir lordships gave ?? folloiting irmportant judgrnent on the appens of the Francha and the Jeharl e -Maria, from the; ligh Court 'f Admirity of Eogland. c *The appeals were heard before the Lord President, the t Chanuelloi 'of tbe Duohy of' Cornall, Sir EdwardRyan, a Sir Jobn Patteson, the Dain 'of the ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARY - NAVAL D ~MILITARt NtEWS. C tc &I 5'p ItI Si 0 .0 et f' ?? hi as R R at 10 n Iil TIi fi i f le Si DI of fis P1 PROMOTIONS AN.D APPOINTME NTS. N Tite following appointments. were made at the Admiralty yestyrdayda Captain Symonds, ?? to comoommison the C(nqqeuor. Commander De Horsey, to donenEesioe, the Victor. Cemmander Ennis Chambers, to comaassion toe In- trepid. Commander ...

... A RA TBS.UPPORTED FRRP LIBRARY, I JrVRSUS THE VOLUNTARY. To THE EDITOR Of THa MORNING CHRONICLE. SIU-I have read with. great attention the free library educational scheme advocated by the noble lord the member for Lynn, and trust, with your usual courtesy, that you will permit me briefly to state why I altogether dissent from it, and wherein JI think the project is essentially defective. The ...

... |,A 7eAZETTE OF FRZDAYS a NO N YBOV.tBME 30. WvARt.OFFICE, Nov. -30. .Dent Of Dragoon Ouards-Brevet.Major H. Brie- Siaelt by purchaseel'TC Brevet-lietitenaset.Colonel tbi .jal ob who retireV; Lieutenant C. S. Hutchin- . rer by purchase. vice Brisoefe; Cornet G. H. lobe CaptaileLt by purobase, vice Hutchinson 1 tbe! 'eoholn Grant., Gent., to be Cornet, without pur. ;.~c 0hadyeiclk, promnoted. ...

... MEETING AT ROORDALE AON THE. .. ! , . i . I ' O 'Wednesday veninga verT crowded meeting of the in- habitants of Rochdale took place in the public hall of that town, to hear from 'their repre'eutiatird, 'Mr. Edward ;Miall, an explanation of the views which htad guided his parliaineu- tary conduat especially'in reference to the war, a desire having been expressed that he should, explicitly ...

... THE NBW ACT ON BILLS -OF EX-, CHANGE. The following general order in relation to proceedings under this act has just been issued:- By Authority.-Regula generalis as to indorsemebts on writs issued under the Bills of Exchange Act. THE SUMKAARY PROCEDURE ON BILLS OF EXCHANGE ACT, 1855. The indorsements on writs under this act may be in the following form This writ was issued by E F, of, &a,, ...