... TXIE GRAND PUKE COYSTANTINEB AT AL TA. I [YlOM TH.E MIALTA TIMES OF 31flCI 1. The day after the Prince's arrival ho camne on shore in his barge, and was saluted by all the ships of Wvar aed the forts. Hoe was received on landing by Lieutenant-Gencral 8ir John Potsnefather, commanding the troops in garrison, and Vice- Admiral Fanshawe, Naval Commander-in-Chief, with their respective staffs, and ...

... ESTATE EXCIIANGE REPOIT-MAVlII 9. At Garrr.way's. By Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye. The tire portion of thc Stockwell estate. Frechold resi- denco, No. 1:3, Stockwell-conmoon, Claphamn-road. Let on lcase, at £30 per annumu. Sold for £890. Freehold residence, with coach-house, stalling, paddock, &e., No. 12, Stockilvel-couimion. Let on leaseat£80 per nnnum. Sold for £1,600. Freehold ...

... EDITION. ~,k rSjTIjN AllRMY OF RESERVE. l ? jtary coltnmission-to take part itl whose te Arehdttkto Albert, Governor of sonic short time back summoned to lsl' ,i tis said, recoztmlendled tho fortna- ; l.w j, (if of t army of rcscrve of 3:,000 3 1iw Cavalry, 7nd 75 pieces of artillery. i jll W pitfe is to have the conlmuanc ?? ;ce. huldl it Ibe established. '141' CL X Q(tUESTION IN THE M,)AINE ...

... UNIVERSITY INTELLIGERACE. OXFORD MiIDDLE-CLASS EXAMINATION, 18.59. 1. The examination wsill be holden this year at Oxford; and also at the following pilaces:-London, Bath, Bedford, Birmingham, Brighton, Exeter, Gloucester, Ipswich, Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester, Nottingham, Reigate, South- ampton. 2. The examination will commence in each place on Tues- day, the 14th of Jume, at nine o'clock a.m ...

... THE AFRICAN MAILS, [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] LI VERPOOL, TEURSDAY. The royal mail steam-ship Ethiopo, Captain Croft, arrived in the Mersey this morning, with the usual monthly mails from the West Coast of Africa. Besides the mails, she has brought £833 in specie, and 2,430 oz. of gold dust. Her dates are-'Benin, Brass River, and Nun, Jan. 26; Fernando Po, 31; Cameroons, Feb. 2; Old Calabar ...

... WILLIS'S ROOMIS. MR. T. MASON JONES. Mr. T. Masou Jones, a young Irish orator of remarkable power and talent, delivered the first of a series of lectures last night at the above rooms. The subject selected ivas Dean Swift, his Critics and Biographers. The choice of a theme at once so comprehensive and formidable evinced a familiar knowledge on the part of the lecturer with the brightest era ...

... CIHURCH-RATES BILL. HOUSE OF COMIOMONS-WEDNFSDAY. Order for second roadin ? read nmotion made, and question propased, that the Bill bo now read a second time. Amendiacnt proposed, to leave out the word now,' and at the end of the question to add the w ords upon this dayvsix monthts (Sir Juhln Treliwny). Question pro- posed, that thc word ' now' stand part of the ques. tion, Debat a ...

... THE M1ORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1859. It, the HOUSE of LORDS, yesterday; The Occasional Form of Prayer Bill passed through committee. The Manor Courts (Ireland) Bill was read a second time. Lod(l STANLEY of ALDERLEY presented a petition front some merlchants at Singapore, inquiring whether any change was contemplated in the government of that dependency. The colony had ...

... ?? Cl0 i-iD EDITION. W. 4 _ORSING CHROXICLE OF!IC,'; FZ, iday, 1 p.f. t 1'r -il ?? DE YLAUT - 1F j MI(1 t. REUTER'S AGEINCYJ] TIIiS BANK OF FRANCE. P sRIq, FRIDAY MORN1NG. eof this morning publishes The rc lrn of thc Bank of France, which shows ^llia results, as compared with the previous INCREASE. Millions. C ?? 32J- ?? ?? 3 ,rcaulrv balance ?? 23i DECREASE. 3jih, discounited not yet due . ...

... I TIE PI1/,'IX SOCIETY PROSE. CUTJOYS. The Phoenix Society prisoners are being tried at the Kerry Assizes, held at Tralce. The trial comisoenced on Tuesdayd the Attorney.. General prosecuted. There was no appearasee of excitement in the town, nor anything to indicate the c istence of feeling in reference to the prosecutions. The grand jury came into court with true bills for treason-felony ...

... BBXTT.,T! C)OLtTMlMA. Various papers relative to the affairs of British Columbia, including despatches which have passed between the Secre- tary of State for the Colonies and the Governor, were issued with the parliamentary papers yesterday morning. There is also a map showing the different routes of communication with the gold regions on Fraser's and Thompson's rivers. To a letter from the ...

... FIRST EDITION. AUSTRIIN PRECAUTIONS. The 1filan Gacctc of the 5th publishes a notice ordering all foreigners whose sty at Milan is bt temporary to present their passports for exalnina- tion on the 7th, and those who are permanently fixed at Blilan to produce them onl the &th, Dth, 10th, and 11th. Austrian subjects at present residing at Milan, and not belonging to Lombardy, are to present ...