... MIEETING OF MIDDLESEX MAGISTRATES. A general meeting of the magistrates of the l county of Middlesex was held yesterday at the Sessions- house, ClerkenweDllgreen; Mr. HEaY POWNALL in the chair, and there was a very full attendance of magistrates. On the presentation of the report of the committee of accounts and general purposes, MrL Kemshead took occa- sion to draw the attientoion of she ...

... O'rcd^iasfical The Grocers' Company have presented a donation of to the Curates' Augmentation Fund. WORCESTER CATHEDRAL.—The Rev. T. L. Claughton the new bishop of Rochester, has resigned his honorary canonry in Worcester Cathedral, and it has been conferred upon the Rev William Gover, M.A., of Corpus Christi College, Cam. bridge, principal of the Worcester, Lichfield, and Hereford Training ...

... It has been officially notified to the Fenian convict Doran that the sentence of death passed upon him for high treason has been commuted to penal servitude for life. The jury re- commended Doran to mercy, it will be recollected, on the ground that his connection with the conspiracy was compara- tively slender and recent when he took command of an armed party during the Dublin rising. No ...

... In a new publication called Echoes from the Clubs, an old story of a fracas in the lobby of the House of Commons is retold, with certain particulars which were not published at the time. The world outside is. now given to understand that traitor and scoundrel were the exact epithets applied by one honourable member to another, and further learns that a gallant general, to whom the noble ...

... SUMMARY OF THIS MORNINGS NEWS. According to a Paris telegram published this morning, the Commission on the Reorganization of the Army has not concurred with all the proposals of the Government, especially with that for the annual voting of the contingent. The Commnission desired that the vote for the contingent should be in the form of a special bill, and not a paragraph in the budget. It also ...

... (From the Mfedical Tiens nd Gazette.) There is no doubt that cattle plague has again made its appearance iii London. It was statedin the House of Cronsmons on Monday week that cows had recently died of the disease at Limehouse, and that 39 had been killed. On Thusrsday last a fresh case appeared in the shed of Mr Rance, at Islington. We have been able to obtain some infosruation about the ...

... LONDON, BRIGETON, AND SOUTH-COAST I RAILWAY. I The adjourned special meeting of shareholders wee held at noon yesterday, in the International Hotel, London Bridge; Col. BnrTrxt, I.P., in the chair. The CHARAN, in opening the proceedings, said,- Gentlemen, I now have to declare the result of the poll on the amendment to Sir Charles Jackson'sB resolution. For the amendment there are 10,200 votes ...

... Jntp^ial IJitiilnummt. HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, MAT 13. The Earl of Derby announced the close of the Conference on the Luxemburg atfair, the íco::clu:;íon of a treaty betweeu tho Great Powers, and that the ratifications would be ex- changed within a month. The terms of the treaty are, that the duchy shall, for all future .time, be considered as neutral territory, acknowledge to be so by all the ...

... THE LUXEMlBU1G ARRANGEMENTS. In Monday's sitting of the Legislative body, the Marquess de Moustier made the following communi- eation:- Gentlemen,-The London conference hts terminated its labours, having signed on the 11th instant a treaty determining in a decisive manner the international position of the Dneby of Luxemburg. The French government had for some time past been pre-occupied by ...

... q Knibaditp fattfli,qenre#. Z, ? CAMBRIDGE, MI, 16. At a congregation this day the undermentioned degrees were conferred: ; D.D.-Charles Kirkby Robinson, Master of St. Catha- rinesCLlrege. Wm. Henry lyers, John Turnbull, Arthur Woodham Nash, and Wm. Henry Robinson Bevan, Trinity College; Henry Hollingsworth, King's College; Richard Price, Spencer Walters, Thomas Archbold, Tho- mas Green, and ...

... ECOLESIASTIOAL AND RELIGIOUS. MaMOBIAAL Or BISHoP BEvERIDGH.-It is proposed to erect a handsome throne in the Cathedral Church of St. Asapb, in memory of Dr. Beverlidge, who died Bishop of St. Asaph, in March 1707-8, leaving, ac- cording to Brown Willis, the main part of his estate to the Societies for the Propagation of the Gospel, and Promoting Christian Knowledge.. The throne will be ...

... . FRANCE,, I I I (FROM ?? oWN OOr1sPONDENI!,) [Thefollowing appeared in, our Evening. Edition of yesterday;] 1 PA PRIS, W ENESDAY EVesG. The ferocious growlings of':th 'disappointed f organs of the war partycontinue; but I do not I think they deserve for the present the compliment a of an echo. M. Granier doe Cassagnac, the most I truculent apostle of the doctrine of natural frontiers, ...