... THiE ROY.4 L COMMIi,31SIO -VX ARIMYI STORES A ND CLOTHIEV. ! Licutenant-Colonel Wilmot, of the Royal Artillery, and Colonel-Superintenderit of thoE Royal Gun Factcry, was cellel, and described the nature and duties of that depart- e monit of the Arsenal. le said: At the breaking out of t1ithe, war with Russia the Arssn.1 wss in a very dcpressed ejstate as regards the power of producing war ...

... Under this title a correspondent from Plymouth gives soine account of the Russian acquisitions in China, re. ferred to by our Paris correspondent some weeks ago In the abstract of the new treaty framed by General MouraTieff with the Chinese Government, and copied from an American paper, it is stated that the new fron- tier line between Russia and China is to be the 48th parallel of latitude ...

... THiE PALA CE OF T lE PEJPLE fUSIVE'LL4HILL. Tbe public are not quite unprepared for the announce- mient twat aut undertaking has ?? s'-t on foot fur estab. lisbing a second Crystal Palace in the neighbourhood of the metropolis. The idea, like that which led to the foundation of the existing Palace at Sydenhem, is an offshoot ol the Great Exhibition of 1851 ; but although there is a stronjg ...

... DPSEClRATION OF THE DEAD IN ST. ML- ARTIN'S CEJMETERY. DEPUTATION TO THE BISHOP OF LONDON. Yesterday afternoon a deputation from the inhabitants of St. Pancras, nominated at the griat public meeting held onl the previous evening, waited upon the Bishop of London at his residence in St. James's-square, for the purpose of laying the whole facts of the recent revolting desecration of the dead in ...

... THlE NLAVIGATION OF THE DANUBE. Thte i1)aa Borasenhfle asserts that Bavaria and wa1rtemberg are ag(reed with Austria to oppose the aelalltls of the Conferelice in relation to the agree- ton the navigation of the Danube:_ we learn (says that journal) froin a good source that gavaria anld Wurtemberg reject as energeti. aillY a3 does Austria all the demands of the Con- erlec of Paris concerning ...

... T:o TEl EDIrror. OF THE MORIN1 CHRONICLE. Sall-1 enelose the copy of n letter to thle di- ters of the Atlantic Telefraph Company, which ; tt your service for publication. I aM, sir, yours, &c., E. O. WILDMAN WHITEHOUSE. Nov. 10._ To TEIE DIRECTOUS Or THE ATL.UfTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY. Gentlemeon-l have to acknowledge the receipt of ttr j fr your secretary, dated 27th ult., de- -1il to etranlt ...

... ROYAL GEOGRAPEICAL SOCIETY Tiho opening meeting of this society for the session, wbich was numerourly attended, was Ilrld on Monday even- irg at Burlirrgton-housc ; Sir Roderivck . MTurchlion, prc- silent, irs the chair. Among those present ?? Goderich, Sir Henry Rawlinson Sir Thomoas Fremiantle, Sir Edward Belcher, SirJames Mathieson; Generals Portlock, MOnteith. Came- ron; Lieutenant U0sof, ...

... I KIGSLA ND, DALS SON, A ND SICA CELE- W'ELL R1AGGED SCHOOLS. THE NEW LORD MAYOR. L ast evering the tenth annual mneetin.- of the friends end a supporters of the abuve schools was held at the Kingsland Congregational Church, Kingsland-road, the Right lon. David Williamis Wire, Lord Mayor, in the chair, supported tby souls of the most influential residents in the neighbour- fbood. After singing ...

... 110LT GRAMMAR .SCHOOL. [FRsOM THE SIORWOOCI MEr~cuRy.] The jinalguration or reinvigoration of a scliool in X dis- I trict like that of Holt, arnd particularly at a timie when the feeling for an enlarged System is so universally pre- valent, would naturally be a kistter of considerable interest to aill wire have been Scholars, or who have children to educate. Tire great nanir of the founder of ...

... PIROPESSOP CRITS .TA S'S LECT'URES. The second lecture of this most interesting course was delivered at the house of the Royal Society of Litera. ture, on Tuesday, the 'th instant. Tile chair was ocict- pied by the Rev. MI. Wright. Pursuing the course of argument commenced in the last lecture, Professor CHaRISVrMAS prieceeded to notice the growth of Anglo-Saxon ihistitutions at the time wvhin ...

... THE LONDON GENRAML POI7'TERS BESE- VOL ENT ASSOCIA TION. t - n Yesterday evening the third general quarterly raceting ie eof this association was held at the George IIn, Aldermsan- bury, for the purpose of receiving the report of the hoard e of mlanlaigemnent and other business. n Mr. D. I-JILT hwving been called to the chair, called upon Mr. Piggott, tle Secretary, to road the minutes of the ...

... THE ST. PAICVRAS DEFACWA TIONS-1 lNIERFERENCE OF THT POOR-LA IV BOARD. Yesterday, at the weekly nieatine of the directors of the poor of St. Pancras, Mr. Churchwarden Cameron in the chair, Mr, FARSELL, the poor-law inspector, said he attended by direction of the Poor-law Board to express their sym. pathies with the directors of St. Pancras in their late calamity of having defaulting officers, ...