... -UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL IXTELLIGENCE. 'Viea THE THREE DIOCESAN SOCIETIES. elder The usual Quarterly Meeting will be held, D.V. (by Ben1 permission of thle Magistrates), at the COUNTY HALL, A Oxford, on TUESDAY, May 6th, at Eleven o'clock. Thle St. b business wvill be transacted in the following order :-ist. daill Church Building. 2nd. Spiritual Help. 3rd. A Education. ?? Aprtil 23, 1862 ...

... DANBURY. MIA 111 ?? r il 91, art thc Pariah Churil ch, 0l cat ?? Iof Mr. IDavid Endill, jesweler, fifth son of' Mr. Jamnes Endlil, | a of fllbiluy, to Maly ln.l, vdldont dau'dlitel of Mri. 'I'hoimas I Botilr, ?? Great 1larlow.-Aril226, it St. Mi'ohaol's |if Church, Oxford, by the Rev. C. Riddino, flenry William J. Clmrke, to Annic, tlird dailighter of ?? Fite J. H. Durran, jew oiler , &e., fli ...

... SIXF~h1 OXottsutWniU RIFLEcS.-Orders for week eon- mencing Mloncidy, Mlay 12.-Tuesday, Company drill in the 3~lorletplalce at 7 p m. ; march out. Wednesday, Target practice at the Schools at 5.30. Friday, Position drill at the Schools at 7 p.m. -Orderly, Color-Sergeant Aostinl.-T. LESLIE MEZLVIL.LE CART WRIG nc, Lieutenant Commandinlg. INQUESTS OUFOiLE J. CnluitcflhiL, Esq.-At Adderbury, on ...

... A ME RICA. OF YOKtTIOWN OF THE CTOrN.B CN ~vcATO EDERATES.s. NEWE\ YORK,, Mt~s 6, MonaN. ?? and other Confederate leaders are ree- l hiveiilt arrived at 'Yoiktto n on the 30th ult. , and, reolatxl rt ( elutt~ iti the leading Generals, all acqui- Ikt Y jttlorkto)wn would prove untenable, and should -- ~tdGeneral Magrudter alone wasS of opinion t eit I not advisable to evacuate thwe position. ...

... LATEST A 1NTELLIGE?? X1? I' 1) 1 ? A AMEICA.cA The N~orte &cotiea steamer brings ?? ?? tothe 20th] of May. In its prortl'e James River the Fdrlfethdle withl 3 l repulse by the Confedlerate batteries at l'r serk situated seven miles bclow Richmomd. The C ali had cloeed the navigation by sunkenl vessels titdecrat and wshile attemptiing to removte thlem thl p~a deanr was battered by the guns of ...

... AGRICULTURAL PROSPECT'S; nlii )t wvck was a most ?? one wlth respect Wtt a %N'LtlI~r for every descriptiou of work on the farms eil af lut ?? forward vegetatiol. Great progres, Mdset rs~d5 in the arrears of sowing barley ; ?? iln all early distct thle work ay be considered as finished 5 aotisfactorv inanner. The two first days were ; flee On Tuesday a few hours of nice gc7tle I Were ...

... B RAIL ES. A vestry mreeting wvas held at the Georgc Inn on Friday~ the ~3rd inst., to re~ceiv e an ecotimate of the expenv es refluir$ it for the repairs of the churlch, sand the (lee celebraltion of divine service dulring thc ensulinlg year. andi to contsidler howv three expenses should be le'fraied. The- ratepalers in attendasirt were tihe Rev. T. Smlith, Vicar (inl thle chirl), H-1 J. ...

... AG1ZTICULTUI'AL PROSPECTS. atJ1'.lUUJn,.\X UhA- I vU J Thrie past sleek opened with favourable weather, unce- sional showeers falling in the afternoon. Monday was thick and threatening, but with no rain. Wrind vat ishle from south east to south-west. 'Tuesday proved dry and |rather cold, the wind being r ound to the north-east. Fromn Suffulli, on that dlay, it was r emarked, ''WAe have had ...

... lHOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, MAY 2 .. T'he Archbishop of CAerrsEaUsrr, in moving the second reading of the Ecclesiastical Dilapidations Bill, brieflyi explained its objects, and thought it would be better to. refer it to a Select Committee after the second reading. After a few remarks from Lord ST. LEONARD'S, The Bishop of LoNDoN- explained that the difference between the Bill he had introduced ...

... ?? ACiRIICULTUI?E. CATTLE FEEDING. TI ?1?t\?ct of cattle condinlents. lately brought ? the council of the Royal Agricultural Society b ?;igliii(i like that of cooked food, for fattening ? ciiroduc? last week by Mr. Frere before the ti hardly in season now. We have ti a] ? ?r grazing ? 5nd 1astilrt5. where everyboily admits ?? ?, I pi ?is nh's the bitter mid the sweet along with 1 ?od s1hcie no ...

... PRUSSIA AND ELEFCTORALj HESSE. Be,'Un, May 9.-The semi-official Allgyemeine Prewi~scde (Sterns) Zeitung of to-day says: In yesterday's sitting of the Federal Diet at Frankfort- ?? the memorial from the principal inhabitants of Electoral IJesse, remonstrating against the electoral decree of the 26th ult,, ordering that the approaching elections in Electoral Hesse should take place on the ...

... SPIRIT OF THTE PRESS. by 7THE INCOME TAX. he (From the Tibnco.) si. Tle H~ouse of Commons was on Monday night occupied on a measure the title of which we need only mention to he many of our readers, and they will feel no inducement to in read the debate. It is called the 14Customs and Inland he Revenue Bill,' or A Bill to continue certain Duties of .e. Customs and Inland Revenuae, aod to ...