... UNIVEISITY INTELLIG.NCR. C',AMBRIDGE, JVuEa 23. At a Congregation, held this day, the following degrees were conferred: LL.D.-Matthew Combe, Trinity Hall. ?? W. Bagehawe and J. F. Halford, Trinity Col- lege; W. F. Creany, St. John's College; A. D. Robinson and H. W. Schrieber, Trinity Hall; Thomas Slater, Em- aanuel College; Thomas3 Goddard, Sidney College. B.A.-Vaughan B. Wintle, Trinity ...

... I~ ~ ~~ _ I (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENr.) [The following appeared in our Evening Edition of yes- terday]: NOVARA, SUNDAY, JUNE 5, 3 O'CLOCK, P.M. I had just posted my yesterday's letter when I was informed that a great battle had been fought on the other side of the Ticino; on that ground which from Magenta, Abbiate-Grasso, Rosate, and Bere- guardo, extends along the course of the river in ...

... FTATL A.FFAY. Mr. Rutter, coroner, held an inquiry on Monday, at the Cook inn, Stretford, near Manchester, on the body of Thea. Berry, master wheelwright, aged 60, who expired on Ftiday last, after being in conflict with a young man named Isaac Burgess, who was lately a farm servant in the employ of Mr. Unsworth. From what could be gathered from the evidence of several witnesses, it appeared ...

... law IntaM& I NOTICES.-THIS DAY. COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S-INN. AT 1O4 -BEFORE THE Loanls JoScisca.-Appeal motions: Hougton te ?? Whoalley-kte Atkiumon and Pilgrim. Appeal petitions; Stronee Vr. Hawkres (3)-Cant's Esiate. Barekiuptipetitions, 2. ROLLS COURT. CHANUR EtY-LANE. AT10,-Cases, &c.: Smith av. Everett, ?? v Coaer I -Pass v. Midland Raliway-Jollands. v. Burdett-Wall v. England- ...

... jBci7 Y JOR TE L LiERA TION OFPRELIGION. I ny As wre stated yesterday the triennial conference of fhis soiei'Y cotunlenlei its sittings oin '1ue-day morning, att elena,1 o clock, et lFreemasone'- nall. There was a large sttenu acc Of itaoob is A m ng~ h le ?? pr, sentN were Mr, Adein Blank, MIP., Mr. Titus Sair, ?? mr. i FakCrxasly, IMVP.. eind Mr. J. Stansefield, MVp. Iel Mr. ~ Bmti-ts, Pd4 P ...

... I I THE TWO SICILIES. (RO1M OUR OWN CORRESPORDY.NT.) NAPLES, JuNE 14. The Queen's speech, which arrived yesterday morning, speaks of the renewal of diplomatic rela- tions with the government of the Two Sicilies. We are at a loss to understand whether the allusion is made to the special mission represented by Mr. Elliott, or to a permanent mission forthcoming. If the latter, all thinking ...

... FN Court. TheRWINDSOR, JrNE 18. The Queen and the Prince Conbort rode out onl horseback yesterday afternoon, accompanied by Princess Alice, and honoured Madame Van de Weyer with a visit at New Lodge, Windsor Forest- Io attendanco were the len, Mary Bulteel, Lord Colville, and Captain the Hon. D* de Roe. Princess Helena, Princess Louisa, Prince Leopold, and Princess Beatrice drove oat in ...

... TIHE LOSS OF EM EASTERN HOYARUHS. I ml o 1 s o The following is a copy of the Report of the Jastices at d Nautical Aseesour, upon the evidence taken before them at the (rlietal itquiry, held at Portsiuouth into the circumustances which caused the buinirg of the Ea'stern Monaireh: We report that the ship Eastern Monarch was a British ship, propelled by soil, aud was built at Dundee, in the ...

... LORDPANWREBONVOLUNTMR RlFLE CGR4s (From the Scotstman.) A numerously attended public meetinr, caled the provost, was held at Brechin on Wedn~d A Y the propriety of forming a volunteer rifle corp ?? rnid the neighbourhood. After some introductory ou from Provost Guthrie t macis Lard PANiTuRnEaddressed the meeting. He ?? me very great pleasutre to find that the patr irts is now manifested all ...

... 3 TO THE EDITO'R OF THE DAILY NEWS. SiR,-I inclose a short extract from the corre- l spondence of my friend, an Engli'h gentleman resident in a Turin.-I am, &c., AN ENGLISHWOMAN. Paris, Juno 12. *, 9 Turin, June 10. . I went the day before yesterday to the hospital at Ver- e celli to visit my friend the volunteer artist-soldier, of whom , I have formerly written to you. Poor fellow I A ball ...

... THE BATTLE OF MONTEBELLO. The following letter from the pen of the Pied- montese officer who commanded the cavalry outposts at Montebello on the 20th May was addressed to his sister two days after the combat there. Although that engagement has been surpassed by the battles of Palestro and Magenta, we believe that this letter, addressed in all the confidence of affection to the Bibter of the ...

... The following is an extract from the private letter cf an a'venturous gentleman, who set cut from England to follow the war in the footsteps of the allies. The letter is datud Turin, June S. Having expirlei the field of Magenta, I tried to get a convupance which wvould take nie to M'dilan. The King had jadt rotr. ved his ?? from Magenta to Lainate, a scall v.Illage ner Roh Biii Lot very ...