The Sun.
London, England, 1868-08-27 00:00:00

The " Regents of the University of the State of
New York"-19 in number - aro a body created by the
Legislature in 1787. They are charged with the establish-
ru•mt of all the higher educational institutions of the
State ; and also with the distribution of 540,000 annually.
The Hon. J. V. L. Pruyu is the Chancellor of the
University, and the lion. Gulian 0. Verplanck the Vice-
Chancellor.

Colonel Annenkow, aide-de-camp of the Em-
peror and chief of the chancery of the military transports
by rail, has organised through Russia the local military
staff, whose mission is to ensure in the Empire the rapid
transport of the troops. The service for appropriating the
railways to war exigencies is now in operation. A thou-
sand engineers of the army are to be employed on the
several lines as engineers, conductors, &c.

The Church C3ugress will be held this year in
Dublin, and commence proceedings on Tuesday, Sept. 29.
On Thursday, October 1, among other subjects, the Ame-
rican and Canadian Churches, their organisation and prac-
tical working, will be discussed.

The Nashville Gazette of July 25 tells of the
discovery of a robber's cave not far from Carthage. A
party of boys on the river bank opposite the cave were
attracted by baskets being lowered by ropes from above
They watched till near night, when a suspicious-looking
man was drawn to the top, then they gave information,
and the place next morning was surrounded by armed
mon. Concealed by a pile of old logs an immense cave
was discovered. Many articles were found, and a man in a
most emaciated condition stretched on a heap of straw
and securely tied with ropes. He was at once carried to
the hospital, but as yet no information had been obtained
from him.

The New Postal Law adopted by both houses of
Congress is an important measure, containing twenty
sections. It provides for the return of all letters on which
the name of the sender is endorsed, if not called for in
thirty days; reduces fees on money orders; doubles the
compensation of postmasters for payment of money orders ;
allows weekly newspapers, sent to regular subscribers in
the county where published, to be delivered free of postage
from the post-office nearest the place of publication ; autho-
rizes the issue of duplicate money orders for such as have been
lost ; makes it felony to counterfeit money orders ; autho-
rises the postmaster- general to appoint a route agent, wish
a salary of £2,000, on the line from San Francisco to
Japan, and another, with the same salary, on the line from
San Francisco to Honolulu ; directs him to establish, at
reasonable compensation, a general postal agency at
Shanghai, China, with branch agencies at other posts in
said country ; gives him power to create, in his own
department, a foreign mail service bureau, at a yearly
expense of $B,OOO ; gives him another chief division,
at a salary of $2,500 ; makes it felony of a high cha-
racter to use postage stamps a second time knowingly ;
declares it shall be unlawful to deposit in the Post-
office any letters or circulars concerning lotteries
or gift enterprises of any kind on any pretext whatever;
establishes a blank agency in the Post-office Department,
at an expense of $9,500 annually, and abolishes all other
blank agencies ; empowers the Postmaster-General to
negotiate and conclude an international money order
arrangement; provides that sureties on bonds of default-
ing postmasters shall not be liable unless the Government
institutes a suit within three years after the final settle-
ment of account; allows certified copies of postmasters'
returns to be used as evidence in courts in criminal pro-
secutions ; authorises the Postmaster-General to prescribe
a uniform for letter carriers,' and makes it a misdemeanour
for any one else to wear the same.
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