... UNIVERSITY IN TELLIGENOB. OXFORD, MAY 24. THuI PROPOSHD NEW MXsuux.-A meeting of Convoca- tion was held this afternoon in the theatre, to receive the report of the delegacy upon the projected new museum and lectare-rooms. There was a considerable attendance of the Heeads of Houses and resident Masters of Arts. The Vice- Chancellor presided; and amomgst those present we observed the Dean of ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC. LivEBPOOL, TUESDAY.-The United States mail steam-ship Paciuic, Captain Nye, arrived in the Mersey this afternoon, with advices from New York to the 14th instant, 197 passengers, and $100,000 specie on freight. The Pacific has made a rapid run across the Atlantic, having completed the voyage in less than ten days. The Cambria, from hence, arrived at Boston on the 13th; ...

... The ordinary meeting of this society was yesterday held at the Society's rooms, Regent-street, the principal articles of exhibition being collections of vegetable produce. Sir C. Lemon, Batt., occupied the chair. The first prize for vegetables was awarded to the gardener of Lord Stanhope, who sent in a varied and very excellent collection of vegetables. Mr. Houbloug, of Bishop Stortford, ...

... LONDON: rED]NESDAY, MAY 25, 1853. One of the most important questions of University Reform, and certainly the most vexed, is that which relates to the restoration of the Professorial system; and the subject is beset on both sides with such chimeras as render it very difficult to arrive at a rational conclusion. On the one hand, there are a number of people to whom the very name of Professor is ...

... [FROM OUR OWN CORPRESPONDENT.1 DUBLIN, TUESDAY MORNING. A royal visit during the Irish Exhibition is now spoken of as. a matter of certainty. It is stated that intelligence has been received, confirmatory of a recent statement in The Morning Chronidle, that her Majesty and her illustrious Consort, with the junior members of the Royal Family, are to pay a Visit of three or foulr days to Dublin, ...

... THE LONDON GAZETTE OP tL> I MA Y 24. 'yt;1t LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICp,, S,, Notice is hereby given, that her Majesty wvill b.I ing Rooms, at St. James's Palace, o In i bol at two o'clock:- Thursday, 2d June next . Tuersday, 14th June next. Thursday, 234 June next. FOREIGN-OFFICE, MAT 20. The Queen has been graciously pleased t a Augustus Loftus, now Secretary to her Majes YPIIlt Le St3uttgardt ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-MONDAY. Order for committee read. Motion made and question proposed, that Mr. Speaker do now leave the chair. Amendment pro. posed, to leave out from the word That to the end of the question, in order to add ths words it is expedient, before additional taxation be extended to Ireland, that a select comn- mittee be appointed to inquire into and eonsider the fiseal and ...

... [FROM OU OWN CORRESPONDENT.] BERLIN, MAY 22. Great satisfaction has been caused here by the brilliant and enthusiastic manner in which the King of Prussia has been received at Vienna, not only by the Imperial family, but by the public, who, whenever an opportunity has occurred, have wel- comed him with most hearty acclamations. Although the King's long-projected visit has no direct political ...

... ORDINATIONS. His Grace the Archbishop of Yorlk, on Sunday last, being Trinity Sunday, held an ordination in York Cathedral. His grace was attended by one of his examining chaplains, the Rev. W. P. Musgrave, canon reeidentiary of Hereford. An excellent and appropriate sermon for the occasion was preached by the H1on. and Rev. S. W. Lawley, sub-dean. After the sermon the following gentlemen were ...

... : KJNGSTON-UPON-HULL BRIBERY COMMISSION. MoNDAY.-When our parcel left on Monday'John Duncan was under examination. He stated further that he was paid S0s. in the cab on the way to the poll. After a great deal of fencing he acknowledged that three of them were paid toge- ?? Dancan, and Thomas Ion. Didnot con- sider that the money was for his vote. It was for lost time. Should have voted for ...

... The St. Petersdurg Journal contains the follow- ing intelligence from the Caucasus:- I On April 1, the appearance of the expeditionary corps of Upper Tchetchnia on the hill of Kazolams causad Sehanyl to send to that point some troops to prevent the Russians from cutting down wood and making a road in the direc- tion of liatyoh. However,,notwithstandiDg the repeated attacks of the ...

... I-IABTL. day ?? a highly influential public meeting 0l at the Victoria Rooms, Bristol, to consider the im- ;t!eld qtestioll of the future government of India. The ' of Bristol (Ml. Robert Gay Barrow) presided, and wi° iatfhrm w e noticed Mr. John Bright, M.P., who D.Dod ah P deputation from the Indian Reform Associi. sstendel asn Villing, Mr. W. Tothill, Mr. W. Nash, Mr. fo, olderrMr. El. ...