... IU a* eARD WILL, f.. IND M HBNLRI', M.R *OXFORD, FRIAY. Leat evenipg the ncewpbg. Apr totl, comnty and piyof Cxur d were entertiaslla at ?? alban- iotgiven by he Mloayr and oorparation. The ayior (Mur ~abdoill) prosId&d: ad there wore vireelt;ea.hh en Cardweil, M.P., har Majesty's Chief Slecretary for rre- Lnd; the Right Hoe. j.W.Renle7 M.CoolNit. .P., W, Lengeton, H.P., Mr. G.0. Harcourt X.P ...

... I SARDINIA. CrOY OVRL ower oulasponr.) TUlINt DEC. 29. Count Cavour, should nothing requiring epecial haste occar, vwill remain here until the 12th of January. It is confirmed, that not England alone, but Prussia and Russia have expressed a wish to see hit at the Congress, a oireurostan109 that augurs well for Italy. Moreover, and contrary to the pro- conceived opinion of many, Napoleon ...

... U.N'IVERSIY LOC4L IXAMIN4TIOS 1 The conference of schoolm~asters 'who, having sent in candidat's to these examinations, signel the memorial to the universitiei recommending one annual examination Cmr och locel centre, oinvesd of the helfyaerly exeminstiolte wasreaed estrda ?? in ioreheranoe of that object. Amon~gat the gentletoen in attendance on thi occasion who were not present as the ...

... X TIMT CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. The Caipe, mail steamer Dane Captain Hoffinun, bstrived at Plymouth yeste~rday firom the Cape of IGood Hope. Her dates ?? Towni, Dec. 22; St. Helena, Dec. 31; Ascension, Jan. 4. She brinqe ai cargo of wool, wine, and sundries, about 1,0001. in rspecie, 14 passengers, and the mails. On ?? home the Dane tell in with the gale on the 22nd of January, and ooutinued to ex- ...

... SAEBATO 1 OCRATJoN IN SCOTLANfD. I I . .- n. , ~ ?? .. . | 1 ' At a meeting df the 0dlbnlghb United Preablte. niani 4aools u n Tqeedy a retor was rnad by the Iev. W. Rald on the subject of ?? Desecratiin. At the Ontseet it rifarred to the slatmeat% ?? hbd taken pblas Once 1853 of certain forms of Sabbath dteooratlou. notlin specisaly the abutting up of the ptulio.hous by te Forbw Maketehda' ...

... sTO THE IDITOR O THE DATLY NEWS. Srn,-After the remaks which appeared in the t ublic papere on my father's om, I trst to yonr sense of I luotics to insert a statement which I feel it my duty to make. t'bihs statement can now in no way effect my father, but my be of essential servioc both to his numerots famlly and to hi. creditors. My chief aon for troubling you is that Baron a Martin on the ...

... 1 1 NtlAVAL AND MILI2ARY. ADmIBALWY, JAN. 6.-APFolNTMErNT8.-Com- mender G.T. M. Purvis (1854), to be injieoting com- mander in the Coast Gusrd Serviep, vice Mckencie, ap- pointed to the Nile. Staff Sargeon T. W. Jewell (1838), to the Pembroke. SurgeOns Dr. J. W. Reid, M.D. (1864), to the Nile R. Pottinger (1847), to the Neptuns ; T. Nelson, M.D. (ls49), and C. M'Shane (1856), to tee Fisgard, ...

... 10 H1111Dt',11 01 TUB D.AILY NtEWS. t Oil-i44e public Opress in England, fortunately for Englishmen, is alwaye open to the exposure, et all events, if not to the cure of Abuses and grievances whether it public or private. Allow me. I beg of you, a small Apace in~ your columns Al On the present occasion to bring to your notice, in order that n~ the subjeet may obtain the widest publicity and a. ...

... BOMAN OATROLIC SDDRBB8 ro LOBDI -ALBRTON. _ _ The following letter from the Rev. Dr. Callon i s published in yssttrdily's & ~ seo: Jaur I 80 'My dear Mr.. Itueell,-Whilat rathollotty is assaile~d by so many enemieas and such dangers from without, the necessity of avoiding everything scaleetewd to 00055101 in-' ternal aiviaenus and dissensions must be evident to alt. Impressed with this ...

... DOES THE HOUSE OF COMMONS REALLY WISE TO PUT A STOP TO BRIBERY? io TillH EDITOR OP SFTE DAILY NAWS. Sin,-Perhaps tie present ia not an inopportune b time, wbilst the famous disoloeure unblushingly made by persons of aU parties, and of aldegreei in lf, at Gloucester and at Wakefield, ae still frs lathe mind of tour readers, to call the serous attentlon of the thinking part o the ecm t munity to ...

... MI MIVEEL OEEVALdE ON TUB NEW IMPERIALIPROGRAMME ?? J7ournal des Dclhefs contains a long article to by M.. Michel Chevalier on the Enparoee letter to h the Minister of State, which appeared in lest Sun- th day'd Mcsntcur'. M. Chevalier hasil. the reform.s frtherein announced as the inauguration of a peaceful [g policy.. After enumerating the mean. proeceesd for ise giving increasecl freedom ...

... (From Ttesday's Ga:ctte.) DEPUTY LIEUT4NANTS. _ Commissionsigned by the Lord Oeeutenant of the county of Pembroke. Wili-am Rees, Eeq.; John Penry Jones, Eeq. THE MILITIA AND RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. CommiiOonseignedby ?? oftheirrespective counties. Lancashire Rifle Volunteers, 5th Division-Jacob Willink, gent., to be lieloenant; Samuel Sandbech Parker, gent.. to be enoign. 30th Company-George ERatham ...