The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-27 00:00:00

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Amon N. st tits Fanny Ws I. 0139,10. - -... _ . AITI.• ,, Ti• lidutores. 'Mows. Edlabuth. ROM. awl 6. at etormsotis Rooms. DEATH OP THE 41011LOLICON OP EL E Intelligence has just reached England of the death, ender very mains:holy circumstances, of the 'Vener able Charlie Hardwick, Archdeacon of Ely. He let Eleg ised at the beginning of Augur, for • short tour in the Pyresees On Thursday, the 18th, accompanied' by en Hestia gentleman whom he bad met at Ragne'res de Lesbos, ,he •wended • mountain sear the Port die liseesque. They ruched the commit safely, and had made part of the desciate when, unfortunately, Archdeacon Hardwick propoes/1 Wan • ditietect path from that by which they had ascended. His oompution, however, preferred keeping to the know& meek, sad reached the foot of the mountain in safety. After watt les keg for the srebdssece, his (enmities) companion be immeidermal, end sepaidly es he was told bysoms shepherds that the direst sageopeed by Mr. Hardwick was impossible. All attempts to true Mr. Hardwick on that day were fruit less ; but • wrong body of guides and pollee hurls( barn per nisei from Bagairee do Lecke, mother tear* made early on the following mouthy, molted to the discovery of the un fortunate genthentais body. He appeared to have achieved the most difficult pert of the deuent, end then to have Mae, down • shelving mess of rock, • dietetic* of about 200 feet. The Lm ented doomed meet have beet Wall lam smatusoosly, as the 'hull wee found split ; hie left arm was broken in two pieces, sad haswaich shattered to pieces. The remetnewere Interred at Begat:me de Lucite& on the following Sunday. Archdeseon Hardwick wits a idlow of Se. Cathsoine's, Cambridge, when he resided, and held the offices of Christian Advocate in the University sad Divinity Lectors? of King's College. This sad oust will cast a gloom over the University, of which am a theological scholar he was a bright ornament, sad which he wee much beloved. Ell age was only 38 yaws, sad he bed ally best appointed to the Archdescomy el Ely • few month@ previous to hie premature death. The late venerable siceikeesa was the author of "A History of the Mikis Chan& lama Gregory the Great to the Reforma tion "A likaary of the Church derived the Reformation," Hiner, of the EX= Articles," Sermons for Town Consiegalkae," and "Christ and other Masters," the lest mentioned is • week of which only four parte have been published, and which, hid the author lived to complete it, promised to be of Wan service to the church. THE BISHOP OF LONDON AT ST. PANCRAS Won I MOUS 8...-Lellt mons; dm Bishop of London preached a sermon to the poor inmates of St. Nacres Workhouse that .bowler that the penent occupant of the metropolitan see is determined to carry out the precept* of the Christian religion by admen's ens Its doctrine* even to the vary poorest of our fellose.craguree. The bishop has recently. in 'company with Mrs. Tait, paid ow or two visits to St. Peaces. Workbouro, and he wee 60 struck with the extreme dead!. wee. and demeans of It. eAsd isolates, that at the request of the chaplain, the Rev. J. K. Jennings, his lordship pro mised to visit them agate, and to preach to them. Neither the chapel am env of the wards being capacious to ace mandate those who wiehsd to armed, the mtry. cm the sPelleviina of the chaplain , irsoted the need the vestry hall, which wee conaple.ely tilled, end the bishop preesited to the poor iciest. an excellent discourse in the presence of the churobwsrdene and a lame number of the boll soda- rides end resident gentry. The maw people enema highly graddled at the privilege thee afforded lodge& FATAL RIVIIII ACClDEYlT.—Yeaterday shortly after 10 o'clock, a my petard aeobleet occurred at letterserebridge Pier. The River Queen and the Matri mony woe boo k Is motion akeset of the pier, and the cell boy of the former, white is the art of stepping from it. boar. mtemlenlatei the dimance, and fell tato the river. Un fortanately both boats booked, the one up and the other damn wee., nearly auffocatine the poor boy with back water. Llrberiya and batitoatra were thrown towards him, bat, Whoa short, be di•appeared, after striking out Metier tray for &abort time. Deceased woo only 12 of ege, sad epee oar reporter left the police were rely angeged dmilfung It, the body. THE LATE SUM'S AT 8011EILIFTOWL-.0010. NSW* ISecnit.—Yes'aday Mr. Webby, emear, Yid ea Invert et the Univerrity Hoed Gorreretreet, co Os body of Ass gem Daggs., arid 31, irk M a Weld Mlle= at 70, Chariton -street, dower" tows, wit* emeadmid by throwing hereon out of as Mac window. The jury ea r ▪ ten.isltetioa retuned the fdlowieig venfict, 'rye d.. area detvtroyed herself is • mate or temporary *may. 'Mob sot of deriveration wee attributable te bar bambini Ply witted sad immoral conduct." THE SMETHURST CASE. The wife of the prisoner writes:—" Sir,--It is wit► the most poised raladance that I address you, but I feel bestial, from • mass of duty and justice, to bring before you cat or two thots—small in themselves, bat medley to rest remits—which, if known, may remove from my en happf bustaad arms of the nojuat auspicious sad psejedices which hays foam epos him. Since our mrriage—y4►y years age —up to the time of his departure with Bibs Brakes, we have lived together is perfect bapplaws sad ma ll testament. I have always received from my husband the I mast =dorm kindness and attention. I have had weal Musses, is all of which he has himaslf attended upon me both as medical man and mine. He received no properly whatever with me, and his sot only 'imported himself sad me entirely ethos our marriage, bat, from to. Im psdty from Ulnae of but ;magas brother to fol low any calling, has supported him also. From my knowledge, &rod from loop experlesor, of my husbands hours clammier and satiable disposition, I be lieve him to he gaits lacepable of committing the crime el mush he senile essviome. Up to this time his morel air deal two Ms. Irreproatethle, sad, without wishing to cast aq allestien ea the memory of test deceased Miss Beakas, , I alestesprem It as say °plaits, grossded on my own ehisrvalim, that the Mart advance mese from her, sitimmah, eeheepily, It met with too ready a reciprocity on his port. Is mower to mars ether velltme mods In respect to tee sae Irvin visited my basal flartsg his euadament, I beg m say that it le is mordant' with his own wish ; that name frequeatly expressed my dears to do so, and many kneads have expressed the mass wish, which he has inrsrishly do eliald—fooliog that he maid beet support ha great trial la atria seelatim.—l sm. dr, your obedieat servant, MAsry SKIITIIVIST.-11,6•-twareea Bayswater, August 26." The fiatordey inino some ups review of the craws la the iblinriag tome .1.7p0n the whole, we can hardly doubt from the ends* that both stymie end an , imusy were Unmounted= nand; and Ws net, taken with the ensiled* by the edam &Aims of the evinces, men rejoin." the verdict of the ),wham opportnnitiss of Waft ea spira must MOW* wyntor tethers of peruse wire him aellidag bat annpapr yp to decide upon. We Altai bun &lag say 'piston on the petit of oho strand, aeon the peoprsety of the szetation of the sentsace—sot be ams the wMeaot, es kr as we have been able to study it, leans any doubt upon our mindr, bat bees* we do nee feel in • position to say. from mere aowspoper rept* that the effect of the neon* of the down on the operation of the medkdass to bee, the oarsman's thopisteserten nandestion, end the haw* of the *Halm thensenes, nay tot the ip nn ovedwithentateraftg tothobypethosiselpsistm We teat ollsr so opinion spas Sere pet* We de nee *a to Midnants that they onestitste • pnoad the priamsr's Hfe. We sonfine enrealvee to** t hat om en ea* that they may act. Weisel it, however meet in- Fbrto enure that it is erwasi to the enable** of o: that the voiding of Juin *en be reepetted. They am thejadins, end not the or the Sumter; et State. Nothing but the peed of saw evidance which could not have been tundemd at try kW, or the stroag opinion of the presiding Judge, can justify an inter. itrenoe with their decision. The respeoelbility of dedding must restatwewhere, sad by the oonstitutios of this nun . . u 7 It testa with 'heti. — Thi cootie& of the pit Of Dr. Smethurst doss not, however. retook when it was at the catechist= of tbe trial. After the meet he volunteered a stateraeot of some length; sad that saMemeat. otter making allowasoes for tba chrestastawnes trader which it was made, appears to ne to add etmaideeatily to the form of the testimony wanes him. thivesel of the statements which it twataraed were falsehoods ar spiivoca tions—several were highly suspicions—and aevettl others sight, if true, have been proved by evidenoe." TO Tlil XDITOI OF THE INI'ILE.9B. Sut,—Pray pardon ms for venturing to address yen on a subject which at this moment occupies the attention of Waking ma. Is Dr. Smethurst to die? In common with Ohs wield, I have taken great interest is this ome. listmell Menne* to the greeter portion of the trial, and have loos rend oustally the evidence, sad I mono' see how it weld have procured his eandeemmatke. Permit me le say, with doe deference to the aminant judge who presided at this trial, that his charge to tin jury wee not of the seam, unimpassioned kind which I hale always believed to be the duty of a judge to deliver. Carried away by his strong moral perceptious, he introduced an elinient of sentimentality into the charge which confounded the bigamist with the murderer. I do not writer tbo apologist of Dr. Sematterst's arta previous to the alleged poisoning, but I say emphatically that his deiertion o Woolf, earl hie felonious marriage with less Nokia ought sot to here weighed so heavily wised Wm. I could write at great length on the facts connected with this case, but I shall condense as much se poesibis, end wordy state the main points of evidence in his favour. 1. There wee no poison found in the body, Wood, or deers sufficient to sommet for death, end the infinitesimally small quantity of arsenic was ecoouoted ter by the pay powder administered during life, or perhaps by Dr. Taylor's testy, the fallibility of which are now established. 1. The symptoms previous to death, impeding to omnipotent medical evidence, were attributable to acute dysentery occur. ries daring premtaacy ; and evert Dr. Todd, a witness for the prosecution, declared each symptems weld rely be ex hibited in ernes dysentery—the very disease of which KW Bashes died. 3. No poison was found upon the prisoner, nor was he known to have bought any. 4. Were Ms motives stirs enough! Was it better kr Smethurst to get securities to the extent of 1,7001., or if Ida statement Le trite (and it is now corroborated by his brother) • considerably loss sum was realisable by the sale of these securities, or to enjoy the interest ■rising from them, Vitra*, with Miss Bank.: life interest in • sum of 5,0001., and • condiment reversionary interest in 10,0001., all chance of which ►e Lot by her death? I shall not enter into the minx detail■ of this car, w►ich trees commented upon so strongly by Chief Baron Pollock, and which might equallybsar Us opposite interpretation to that pot upon them by him Aerroptions are easily made. Assume that Mies Banks, was proud by Dr. Smethurst, and it will require no very 'Mute mind to tern every act and attention of his into wea pons of destruction. Assume, on the other band, that Miss Beaked' died from natural cane. a, sod no suspicion rested on Dr. Smethurst, and his conduct may be interpreted r that of • man rl an effactionate natant, Dot unleavened by selfishness. This may seem paradoxical, but men who know anything of human character meet such paychological curiosities every day. Let us consider the case divested of extrinsic circumstances. Forget that Dr. Smethurst detested hi. wife and entered into a felonious marriage with Miss Betakes, and regard him as a man untainted by the swp'cion of murder. A mutual ettachment sprung up between Dr. Smethurst and Wee Ilatkas, and of a more passionate nature than usually allots in renew at their mature age. Mies Banks' is aware that the doctor Is married. She has seen his wife, but, never theless, desires that the ceremony of marriage should be gorse through; they live happily togetter for some months. She is of unqueetioaabla delicacy of constitution, and &Sided with local diem*, and after some lime is reboil with a malady to which she is aubjvct. The doctor Meads to his patiently and unremittingly. A wish is ,pressed to me her sister; the sister visits her, and it appearing to Dr. Smethurst that the meeting has had an iii effect apes Hies Dankee he discourages future edit'. Dolly the dimes' grows in strength, and &adhere, finding that his persona skill is unavailing, calls in another medical man; a second and • third enter upon the scene. Alas' (bait efforts us belloctual ; the poor woman die.. Some time previous to her death, 'mein, no doubt, that pressatimsat which mum is her guides feel, she deairee to evince her affection end con fidence is Dr. Baustiserst, and makes • will in his favour, leaving Is Mae w►atever property obi posesseed. Ile, as an samarapaisas sad worldly man would do, samosa to her dukes ; an attorney is iatrakoed, and the will duly exeratad. This, omitting the poisoning, or the suspicion of vaieorties, is a resurrid of the ease; it coo• mine within it crime so doubt, and addihnees, but not such crime MA the law purdah's with death ; mid I feel assured that in the present uncertainty of public feeling the executive moat awry out tba mann, passed upon Sanedittrat.—l am, ire., JUSTITIA. Temple. VALE Or LLANGOLLEN RAILWAY,—It is ander et.o.l that the fine sod t.f the Vale of Llanyollan Railway aril be oat oa th• Met of the naat teoath. the floe. Yrs. Tottenham. wife of Co:osel Tottaahata, of Berwyn Rail, are LJangoLlea. MUSIC. BE4,IIFOED MUSICAL FESTIVAL. The lint naisoollansons ocmoprt was en %redoes day swig. The sawmblege was very large, end the amical , dogs* brat, brillimetly lighted, sad crowded with the Meaty ' and leaks el Yorkshire and the northern counties, 'Lad a key sad sitheatel aspect. The emsert was of a very ordinary description. The Pee gramme till normonies slog* plow, vocal or instramontal, thot woo ant inks familiar to the musical public. Bet a movieeki *mow must not be judged according to the London aisiderd. Wbst le trite sad common here easy be asw mdf imp in Yorkshire. And, in wheeler, t i me it so dam% teat numbers of pineal were most mime to Misses Ss appesissee of the , Wake semi of kw Italia stage. They, cenweenestly, formed the chief fist se of this emseset. MU Thou was the homes of ttremeolag ; she mag a wee dial, sei song splendidly. lier pretest eats wen the grand sit "Non mi dir" from Dee Gievonni, and the mvs. tins "Tom. la Notte " from the Trosatore. She sib sing in Need taseseted plume. The next object of onriceity Pm WPM Might, who sang Ids famous bravoes "Doi one Peek" and the petty malady "im ewe e wide" ham Mintrilles Madam Win gave dm favourite sir four Mons di lakee : Molkoi smug hie clever but sadly haokoseed iii N . " Bag del .M brick;' and Boatel rattled throe& "Imp ' " with u mach farcical action la id he bid bee Moto am the stage. All these, and mom ether pease, miens mat vehmnsntly applauded, sad limothi4 s tkiwimmeseL . . Our askihe Vim , ' familia tie perfermanee ires limited mientiOnleMadi—Mottoo's " Phesin,dsenst," which leceived en wore. OK .4411 11 ih calicaN_ toe, .sag °id/ apes, Reodors " Sombre Fait," Irma CitnUorooro 2Wi— set a be* choke an emit an °Meeks. lids. llmsderland mai " IF tdd year faithful Adel ily," from IS. !.anew; a pastas Makkah melody of the old school, whisk Mss bogy Meadret. The vocal portico of the cames alio in- Phial Padefokeehd'a.per,taodg "0 Me, 9 %elm of Pleat mire," id ths Newhigul, " Down in • Flowery Vale ;" both •drika,soh ?LOA raiwis , . Td Mstrefal portion d the mann coedited of tins 0 Pi eik 4g sy 01101111.1e0010, Rossini'. Ovillawfwa 711•, 'Ed II Bias ; Mistier with Beethoven's OBarel fee vend Thatherg'a gnat fiestas on deems trom lite NOM; &bock of abash plead the Wimifiesne playing of Wee Iditielltillttddeftronsed the admiration end mithusZie .04 1 i so bs wsslimse. Th. •ABlltpreday marling consisted of Men &Moho ' ' NM, a earl whke b lireigh It Usenet et Woad in this ematry the poinisrity of Drietr, and is not equal to that AV ea*" it lb. MM 'of Its dame* emistrieetlon, down.* fat den Mk eithar is the ittidhnity Mho tiE ellecte, er In the Weir end armies cities smiedieel motwelek ent. disocemion was anger% set awe an missiles as it probably bas ever ekes. TIR is .saw Mn mist Aims were sang by Madams Clara Novas, Modem Lemnos Ihersingtept. Mill Palmer, Mr. Illsos Reser" kir. deeper, Mr. Bentley, and Slime Belletd. If thews were any bight." either in ths solo parts or the Monies, they wars et Asti ea to have no effect in impairing the &modem mad beauty of ti. music. REVISION OP 7HE P 114271-3001. A eaehresee on the above subject was held et Lord Marfa town residence on Wednesday lest, the 2Ath tray wire view •to orresiging !stare peicesdings M the water It was seated at the meeting that sitonlieneouly liner . reeivrel of Lord Simi' periodical motion in the NOUN of Leeds, a reseabor of the Hon* of Commous would berg tlierelir heirs that trembly. This will effeetually elicit Wine opinion as this eery important subject, and tend to dissipate *lemon ounourit of MIK epresentation under which it at poessatlabours. Asp me also about to be immediately taken foe ascertain iag the awatintiata of the laity In the diocese of London ; .4110bisa Y rot traits the &Mira ad She whole question, for ths clergy ise a body do not feel et liberty to give exerts sloe to their Oseliar, however moth they may desire certain alterations in that book to which they have generally given their unfeigned assent and coesont. TEE GEILST EASTERN. This afternoon is the last occasion when the public will be admitted on Weed the Great Eastern, as the whole of zest wen will be sunnily devoted es pang bee ready for ma. The works that yet remain to be compleied are, gene rally spiking, matters of minor detail, all of which, however, will mein a omen time for utstatMe, though Dot more they three or four days of nest west will be am 0y sufficient to socompliah. With ell sails set the total spread of canvas will be about 4,800 open pads, andwith a shwa( brass en the quarter this would audios without any other aid to dries the Great Emma through the water at the rate of mum 16 knots an hour at least. It is not anticipated, however, that she will aver ngtdre moth sesietaace from her canvas, or that sails will be hoisted with any other view thee that for which they en poerelly used la fast moping AMMON —namely, that of waking a etre* draught dorm into the =MON Oa furnaces. All the errangemente sow at board the ship are with a view of starting be, ea the swam of the Std proximo. Oa that date, et 6 s.m., she it ined to leen kw moorlege for the tint time. Four powerful tap will take damp of her—two towing a bead end two puling mime. The ban are thus placed, to help the gigantic reseal to tare be them ;harp angles of the river which occur just below Grown& notpitd end jest above Stockwell. TM Great Eastern Wesel, will also be wider emus In be, peddle miginse, whisk, if °erasion repine, me be turned rimed to mein the togs. From Gravesend to the Note the 'id of the tap will be merely nominal, if used at all. At the Nore two or than days will probably be con noted in adjusting comperes and tilling in with coal. The latter will tong bee down to • tali seagoing trim—that la to say, a little over ten feet deeper in the water than she now appears. The slightest possible addition will be nude to her maggot draught of water till the Neu is reached. From the Nan alas mopeds under easy steam to Par land, andreceine her pemengers for the first trial trip, returning afterwards to flanheed, from which harbour she ands on bar real sip to Canada ea or about the Ugh. . - ib7 ;741;75" n visitors who have inspected the vowel during this week aid last has been very large, the maw realised by the compels) , on the tainted= fees bang upwards of 4,0001. Early on Wednesday morning the Pre de Joh:with> made a minute inspectica of the vessel, sad ex press' his opinion that she wee one of the MO wonderful specimens of engineering end scientile skill that human in genuity had ever oonstrucbsd. Speaking of her general equipment, the prince expressed an almost eqttelly strong opiates in favour of Mr. 1 rotmen's ambers, sad said that be ettnbuted the safety °fame! The& vessels aver which wan anchored off the coast of Algeria in a tremendous pale entirely to the use of smaller anchors of the same patent. The Grand Duke Constantine is expected to visit the ship early next week. _ _ . _ . An immense number of applications for berths during the Wel trip have already been received by the secretary of the company, with a proponionate number foe cabins daring the voyage to Canada. THY GAYA? lI4BTERY AND ZAN FLOATING rEk: Yorterday, the mall derrick boloogiag to the Pam* Detrick Company was espioyed to rules es - boad the whole of the great stays yenta mad but principal gaffe. These spun which have bees conwooted by Meant. Feign son, of are the largest of their respective kinds ever made on the Thelma or elmerhere. The melt lards swage 124 feet in length, are 38 Maher is diameter at their matres, and weigh from 15 to 17 teas melt. By comma of the remarkable facilities which the plow derrick affords, them enormous spars were all hoisted to the required position, ce board the Great Eamern, daring the feldspar of a tingle dm. The operations, so far as regarded the great ship, went coshated by Mr. Weedier's, to whom the rigging of the vessel is astimerd ; while the directing of the derrick's hoist ing_powen we expressly undertake acandas by Mr. A. D. Bishop, the inventor of the machine. The proceedings were watched with great Wendt by Mr. Campbell, the chair man of the 'company, Kr. Herbert Ingram, Sad other of the io=as well se by Capials Harrison, sad many perms, in the of .rem the manse affsira, among whom were Mr. .F. Young,Captakt Comstock, Mr.thikkal, &c. The time occupied by the derrick in hoisting, the o p p ri e n r c= main yard to the height of surly 80 tut, mites the of slinging had tem aoremplidted, was lee that I two slants& The novel application of the principle of the lever, introduced by the inventor of the derrick, ambles the machinery while raking its weight almultabionsty to run it In or out, backwards or forwards, to any desired point. By this costrivame the derrick was enabled set rely to hoist the =me the ship's aide, bat ale to rpm the Greet 'a deck amidships end hard Me yards direct to the rigged as board the vessel to receive them-4 feat rch wither cram nor shears on the Thames could socompliah. The visitors vibe, owing to the wistbses mat favourable gaped throughout the day, were Les ausearous this meal, smithies' meat intermit hawaeshisi the armies =Malt of which etemidadly imparts to the Great de a mash more ihirehafe effilemlant• • UNIVARSITY arraLazezma. UNIV MITT OF LONDON, NOS.-4U Retiring are lists of sueseestul oesdidates for Immure at the trot B.A. examination, and of candidates who passed the first 14413. easininsilon. FIRST B.A. EXAMINATION. EXAMINATION FOR MOXOIIIB. Mathesnatke.—Tkomem Batter (Beldbitios), Trirfity ,4 ll- Inge, Cambridge Albert Abraham Goltirned, Unity epilog ; William Jardine, Begent's-park College ; Ckeiles George BorWgh, private tuition. Latin.—Thomas Garrett (Rxhibitice), Was Collage, CARY bddge ; Frank Sheppard Durham, pinta indica ; Me. rearm Niihau AM. r, University Ulnae ; Thomas RANO, = d tuition ; Cherie@ Trice Martin, University College; Ctiarle• Browne, King's College ; Rayner Witmer- I hotlines, University College. liaglish.—Willlarn Jardine (Exhibition), Regent's Park Ciallege ; Reienann Nathan Adler, University College ; Riahard Charles Browne, Rig's College ; Theodore Water less% Ualvsteity Comae; H o .ry Richard Fox Bosnia, Kitt Ceases; Jobs Allenby 114 m, University College; B Wintertiothara, Usiversity Collets. rltb.—Nderard Thome* Goldsrold, St. Cuthheres fe. ; honk Sheppard Durham, private tuition. and A a , wader Wein Grant, Mr. ligenage, Bri c 4 e rsed. equal ; Atatsbera Goidellidd, University ; Anglo:" Ajlist: krt Wafla, Valve's( Cane • Charles flee Martin, ni vomit) adttge*" C harts. Brewer, King's College. CollnCiemen.—Mersernt Nathan Adler (wine). UnivertlitY riot i L e , Mles Bank. Lagers Uversity Ccalege ; FMEIII. Finch, Whneltrworth ni Cotlegiste behrol. Pad AATheodore staleness Univuldry Cabs% opal Albert be Clokisaug, Ilitivessify CoIMa NW LB. IXAMINATION. PAM rtAturArtos. Finit Blvfelbs.—James Beast Gay's HargitalLthri Chaim" 71•160, University College; Jima Gala Raging John Durham Hire, Royal lie; Baal oelledithes ; frank Barzard, Gay's Roving ; @mo vies Behrunil FeddsCard, Ualversity College; Mind Wil liam Arfz:iiireas, Gay's Ha vital ; Charles Hilton Fre, Out's ospftal ; George Formren'', Hewn College; ,/ Rear Gars RoMetal; Ilsomel Jaws Oso k Uniser- Vh ( L ' i li Tliftli C e l td ai rew G ll, 6" lril h es ee. hand, Uniresdty Wage; James Usher Raley, limes ti.; Roma Josemos, ele. Bartholomew's Hospital; aViatiolas Miller.Unlvordty College; Thomas Edmund Ryland, Sydentuun College, Birmingham ; Witham John I Smith, Uaireeriryy Coller a i mp ßohert Waite, Bagel lfolical When mitUal Seemed Divisio v Mement Smith Barter, St. Barthel°. aseer's Ilkoprisl ; Samuel Booth, Royal ?Amami., end University; John Barr Biwa, Kunfa College; Robert Charles @roma, King's College ; George Ferguson, St. Bar. tholmomes Ho*. ; George Augustus Mob., King's Col lege ; Thaw Utensil, Laudon Rasping. Freddie& lhock well St. Georp"a UzX Rickard Petrick Barks Tilde, SI. Bartholomew's . _ CAXBRLoom., AVOUIT 28. EXAMINATION OF ETODINTS WHO ARE NOT MINIM or TNII --- ""males as Teathal..December lb. Leal COolluitkee within es hew owelasacas hail la dielr mere districts are !equated to apply ea esrly es tikthe itooasty secretary to tier elyeetade. No app ma to received after October 1. The easalituioas will be held ia say place when bees be aelaresated rise these will be thirty Cala. dates for essalsetios : The following plane bare tom already decided oa ; and the gentlemen whom woes are m imed haesmniented to act as torzetarler to the reipectitte l,cal eommittees. Birwdegham • C. T. Sauodere, Req.. 44, Clmery-atreet, Birmitgitam Stigler= : Barclay Pled 4t, al:, 76, Lansdowalsos, Brighton, Bvistol : Alfred . Esq.. 1 Qnsewegnare, Bristol. Cambridge :R. Potts, Zeq Mare Pleas, Cambridge. Grantham : Hoary Basmant:lisq., tows clerk, Greatham. Liverpool: Waterhoure, Req., 6. Bake-leas„ Li Louden : John Shamed*, Esq., 6, Nevumware. lin= lem WC. (N.B. The Hoe. Society of Gray'aqm bare kindly memnatad to lend their hall for the amoinatious.) Norwich: Res. Hinds Howell, Drayttes Rectory, Norwich. Plymouth: Rev. T. G. Poe lethwalte, Houndisoombe-plane, Plymouth; Bay. J. B. Rely, 20, Oxford - plena , Plymouth. It is mobil* that the summations will be held at Exeter also. Address Mew. H. Newport, School-house, Exeter. The Uairossity Its tie meth candidate is 20s. The mount of the .rued ise, and other nemsary isicesostion any be ob tallied tram the reap/curs local secretaries. Coptee of the modalities may be obtained on application to the sem resent J. Roar, Hon. Sea to the Syndicate. Jobee Wilmot Cambridge. niadmuzs, APITMNMENTS, AND PROMO TIOHS IN THE CIVIL SERVICE. Home-office.—PrisonsDepartment : Captain Vi vian Craig, dopnly.povernor of Millbonk Prior, haa begin appointed governor of Pantonvilla Prison, vice Mr. Moskingt, wbo rube% Captain J. Joblin Wellaok him boas appointed deputy-goyim* of itillbank. vice Captain Craig. Viar.ofike.—Kr. Ernest Bateman Faeroese. hen pried his examination for a temporary clerkship. Parnester-Generare-offior—Mr. Morgan Hugh Poster, sooonntant to the Teessury, boo bra appointed assistant succession to Mr. Holley, retired. host -o&..—The pormastership of Longbree, Ireland, be. broom vacant by the death of Mr. G. Arm strong. Clatageo.-14. David Berwick, tidewater, S , .David'a, has boon principal coast officer at Borrowetonasa. Mr. m Clenshan, inspector of patrol at Liverpool, has boon wanted principal coast officer at Port William, in tits port 01Wfgtown. Mr. William Lambert bes been promoted from Nerd to drat class dirt at Waterford. Mr. John Dobbyn ban been promoted from third to second alma clerk at Warlord, _ _ . . Island Revenue Department.—Ezcise Breach.—Mr. J. Tait Waugh, supervimr. Wells (Norfolk) district has been appointed to Holborn district, London north . collection, eke Tillkenok, retired. Mr. B. J. Harrill, soperv isor, Manning tree, has been removed to Walls district. Mr. B..Banderson, examiner, bag been appointed supervisor of Maaningtres district. Mr. W. E. Getteridm, supervisor, Milbank die. trict, London Bonita collmiton, has been appobted to Load's met dietracd. Mr. W. Lode, eapervisor, Tollibody distticr, Stirling col le ction. has been appointed to Millbank district , London south collection. Rest Indles.—Viacmust Daman hes been appointed milt. tary mammy to the Governor of Bombay, mos Lieutetunt- Colonel linesell. Mr. W. J. Herschel' has been appointed joint sasetetnate sod deputy collector of the second pads. Mr, M. Little has been appointed a member of the committee of local instruction at Maldah. Mr. I. W. Malcmy hes bees appointed secretary to the committee of load laMenction at Plabins. Mr. E. Bandy. has bean appointed a member of the local committee of public hudenction at Chittagong. TM Rev. R. Godfrey, assistant chaplain, Ma been promoted te the rank of chaplains, vice the ltev. A. Thomas, milted. Mr. G. Palmer hes been appoiated officiatint collector mid teseim trate, rice-president end secretary of Bijnont, North-West Provinose.—Civil Savior Onsetic WILLS AND BSQU3STB. The will of the Most Noble Henry De•la-Par Bereeford, Marquis of Waterford, K.P.„ was admiainered to, in the London Conn of Probate, by his brother, the Most Noble and Reverend John De-la• Poor Bereeford, Marquis of Waterford, as one of the next of kin, there Ming no executor named in the will, the marchionen, the having renounced the gnat. The will is dated the nth of August, 1832, and is written on • small sheet of note per, and witnessed by John Ferkieson and William L. Ferrer. The persooal estate was sworn under 70,0001. He leans Ford Castle, and the land. and estates in Northumberland, to the Marchioness foe her life, her jointure being paid out of those estates; and oleo leaves to ber the jewellery, plate, end money at the banker's. He bequeaths to hie sister, the Combas Talbot, 1,0001. a net, en be a thane oPth the 'delineates; end, subject thereto, he leaves the Irish estates to his brother, the present marquis, es well in the seines in Northumberland end elsewhere on thedeenes of his wife, the Dowager Marchioness. The will of Henry William Diela-Pror Bamford (Nine), Esq., of %dale Hall, Yorkshire, who died on the 24'h of July, 1859, woe proved in London by the widow and exe cutrix, power being reamed to Mermaduke Wyvill, jun., EM., and Oeerge John White Melrille, Req., tbe ether execaton. The ponoseln sworn under 8,000/. The will is dated February 13, 1836. He ha Lemseethed to his wife the residenoe, household furniture, and effects, at niskow, with the carriages and such of the plate not having the arms and Crest of Pekes; and bequeaths the estarea at Beds* together with the mansion, furniture, paintings, and the plate with "beams end crest of Pains to his son. grand son, mid hire male; every tenant in possession to bear and as. the surname of Petra after his own, and obtain a horses for that panne, sad to quarter such arms with their own, end such plate to be heirlooms with the %dale wants, The estates are under shim settlement Ties bongos to give the next alternate presentation of Honks to his brother, the Rev. John George Bamford : value. 1.9381. The will of Conn Campbell, Esq., formerly Phniciae. Clensrel In the Hon. East 'lndia Company's Bengal Raab lithment, was proved in Loudon by Mune Lionel Peen Dash= EH, one either executors. The personalty Is Rag land sworn seder 12,0001. He has bequeathed his prep sty principally amongst his sons and daughters, larnag a fry wooled to hie friends and relatives, and to his odnontn— lihntratod London linos. Mr. Bre:ninth. barrister, revised the list of voter, fir amiss el the Liverpool Dock beard yesterisy, bat es awn ware ao ehisetioas, the beaus wee madp Hi 8211111 IN TILS BUILDIAO TRADE. Lad night a numerous meeting of the men lately k the employment of the Moss. Cubitt was held at Win chester-hall, Pentonythe, for the purpose of siprresina an rrea their promo The abate was taken by insierr, wholly/mai the promoting, la • abort speech. Mr. )UWBlllBl' (plater) monad the antieselag repolation : —"That this meeting desires to ISpr•Ill Its reset at the tll2 tonnes' misFsderstand!as at present exiathsg between the spry.. bed the& trorkZeo, pletligtegte . If so us, ell boemerebie means to arrive et some conaltetory arraesseeent obeteby it zoay be tiolily tarsiteeted." Mr. Gr.sw eeded eG moose. Mr. &mi. moved the following amendment :—" That nab metin much terms the position maimed by the i en, i n closing their emabliehmente and int ro ducing sttidocuruent or easement se they propeed ; and that it pledges itesif never to accept any such document or agree ment, or to resume work In any term till such document or agreement be uncondiameally withdrawn and the firm be esbliekr opened." The speaker characterised the conduct of the =stem es abltrsay, tyrsenikel, aggressive, and unjust, and, in the midst d wagons* 'bads& celled on the men to stand Eft and tomig the dictation of the masters. Mr. Pubs esooaded the melodrama, which wee put ; sad carried samittelleal cosereby an tortrielseiming majority.: lied the original motion base adopted it was intended to hare proposed a mooed, to the effect that a respectful state ment should be prepared and forwodod to the Meters. Cadet, Paten the meeting to cower* referring the ques tions is Opalsp sethretion, and to abide by the crooning, 111=0Meihf proper to reopen their eetabltehbaenta and the ffeclaretion. , The proceedbgs, however, were out aka , b tits adoption efgbe amendment, Tat BUMS IN DUBL/N.—The master builders bale be • eared maw, at which they pease resolutions reitemilag their dassendialias b rake the demand of. CM osepatten tar en Masan 4 war., sad 4setifyiag ttat * the event of tbs men not return's( to their work they will seek slismthare fora safitelsat saueber of hes& By wit of showingabat thry bays no disposttios b curtail the of desstutag me. the roestere state that they have bass 7 is( the required bads. pea week to several wottmen err rwiteetive empiormats, and May preset against dm arbi =conduct wide!' bas compelled those men to jolt the As yet the turn-out is rut general, so, where eon trout had been entered into and were rot onspiseed; the trade permitted the mss to rumen until snob works Mere finished. SOUTH EASTIRN RAILWAY. The following is the enbetanin of the report of the directors, to be eubcolued to the half-yemly meeting, at the Bridae.house Hotel, London.bildpa, on the tat Sept.: "The so:company* watements of receipts lad expendi ture for tbo half-yeat ending *tidbit of July last mishit • total gross theme during that period of 624,9181. 1 , (ta ctual's 22,9361. Is. sd. modien from eteamhost fteM), being an barer@ of 29,8161. 16e. 11d. complied with the oureepading period of 1868. After paying sad podding far all working *veneer, mate, interest on loam, annuities sad dividends ea preference asoek, there rensatne • Wane:: meltable for dividend on the ordinary stock of 149,7881. 16s. ld. A dividapd of 12.. per 301. stock, or at the rote of 41. per cent. per annum, Sill absorb a stun of 146,6744 leaving a balance. to be carried forward of Mid. 16s, 14; and We rate of elivideed the directors raoom inked to be paid on Thursday, the Bth of Septeniber next. The human midst She had of pamenger traffic is 10,9111. lie. 6d., sad arises anima entirety from the steady growth of the local traffic to and from the radius stations on the Main, North Kent, sad branch lima. The toted number of maims now open is 95, nod it is milshatory to end that the facilitke which the arenas have comadwid it expedient from time to tide to provide for the aomsomodation of the Meal Credit, by the jealous sependiture of ceded et these starker, have been followed by sa adequate memo. The through traffic of the past half-par km necessarily been Miected by the disturbing tuners eluting on the continent. The total tregelpta frees this some, however, have been anis tained red with the corresponding penod of lost yew. The bait& 'under the bond of merthaadise tnffio is 7.9661. lea, atembilpg peibelpedly fa Mediums! merolsendise (6,0621.), eat ends (1,2941.); and it la redeem to the , directors to be enabled testate that this addinonat °Mk has 1 been earned at a ecemeratively small increase (81161) to the working ex and an isms' diereses In the linkage run by the good. Maths. The expenditure incurred in working and amintotelnp the hue daring the half-year exhibits an increase et lAN.; bet, when talus In 4071Delkill id* the increase in the traMo woad, amounting to 24261/.,, this festers is the momenta will be regarded with gradanWon by the proprietors. The verde. stook of the railway, together with the wattled wade, ham bent hilly shebtOdned, and all upenees of ~oral aid easintenance charged directly to revenue. The company's stems pickets continue to perform their voyages hoes port to port with their usual regularity end despatch. Dialog the lest bill-leer the Princess Maude tae undergone extonelve repair, and hes been renewed in her hull and holler at a cost of 2,9961. Similar re a.wsls have been effeeted Rom time to time in the other vessels, at the cost of revenue by which their efficiency bas ban telly tosintahred. Tim proprietors are swam that kit several yeses pest the steam picket revenue, besides burin tbe cost of these renewals, has been further charged with the sum of 2,500/. in each half-yam, for theperposee of a reserve and &armee fond, which now *mounts to 26,8691 As intimated at the last ban yearly meeting, the directors do not consider it necessary to add further so that fond ; and me they will continue to charge such mounts em may. be required for the anniteciance ant repairs of the vessels directly to revenue, es heretofore, they recommend that for the present no further additions be made to the rosette fund in question. The especial attention of the bead continuos to be directed to the subject of the teting of the railway by the parochial authorities, and appeals have in several instances been ancoseduily prosecuted against the amend at which the Hoe b maisied. The directors anticipate that, by following the game course the rating of the line generally will eventually be pla c ed upon a more equitable footiog.Thelargest item in the expenditure of ?i o ta! darin g the last half.year is tbe amount of purchase (16, / ) of the Caterbam Railway, which is now the property o this company. The other principal teems bays been for additions to the riding stock (6,7901.), and new station and siding socommodation et New•mose, Aidamhott, Elwood, and Belvi dere • the expenditure for these purposes having already re ceived the approval of the proprietors. The large and steady Mamas In the traffic of the railway bas fir some time peat severely tried the resources of the locomotive and carriage departments, end the directors me of opinion that, with a view to the more efficient and economical working of the traffic, as well as the better accommodation of the public a °renderable addition ought to be made, with se little delay : es posithis, to the working stock of the ocemany. While the Drusber ef passenger. convoyed bon increased in ten year 75 per coatond the passenger receipts 63 per cent., the increase in the passenger carrying stock has been in creased only 54 per oast.; and *tale the tonnage of goods carried has during . the some period increased 222 per cent., nod the goods rece ipts 161 per cent., the goods carrying stock has been lammed oily 101 per cent. ; the additions so made being ascertained to be altogether inadequate for the efficient working and accommodation of the increased traffic. The directors hays therefore arrived it the conclu sion that it is expedient to add to the oompenye working stock 150 presager carriages, 250 goods waggon' and truck e. end 12 locomotive engines, at an isthmoid cost of 75,0001. They believe that the requirements of the traffio fully justify this additional outlay, and that it will prove amply remunerative intim result. Barnes Mrsirrx.—To-day is the last day of this Institution being opened no the 4mblio Satutday, as the period doting which tt b opened to the public on that day terminated with the peeseat week. The experiment of open ing the institution in accordance with the Saturday half holiday movement has been eminently ettecessful, and it is attended by the treaters that the tame plea shall be adopted next summer. After Wednesday next the Institution will be entirely closed to the public all the 7th of September, as meal at this period of the year. PRECAUTIONS AGAINST CHOLERA.—ltwillbe antis h dLatro bto us the tevp.iiitiasty factory to the inhabitant/ of the North of England to know that the authorities in the towns the most likely first to feel d th u e rrog gecig th o e m of choler* —ihmidis autumn—an fol ly .ii, of taking every preceetioaary measure, both for the ' prevention of en outbreak of the malady, and for checking its spread, should it unfortemately make its ap pearance. Yesterday a meeting of the mayors of the towns on the Tyne was held in the Town Hall, St. Nicholas'. mare. The Mayor of Newcastle (Mr. Joseph Layorck), to it of having convened the meeting is due, coupled the the chair; sod several measures, intended to accom plish the objects stated above, went agreed to. A meeting of other local authorities, barites the sante objects in view, took place in the same place on the previous day. The Inhabi tants of the district may therefore be congratulated on the feesttbat their local searchesa are not deterred by the leer of alarming timid minds with the appearance of preparation for en attack of Air dames, from taking every step which medical seisms can suggest as 'Sway., either in Fortuities the appeaser* of cholera, or in getting rid of It. as soon aa possible, should ft spoese.—Naressils Chronicle of yesterday. MYSTERIOUS DISCOTERY ON TRU THAMES.— Yosaiday soosiwooloo liebtoroom navigating a croft on the Thames, near Velubell-brlde. digoovered • mein floating l up with the tide. With some &Scotty they secured it and towed It ea shore, Having b e en conveyed to the Smut. public beam, Niue Elmo, it w found to be carefully screwed down down, sad when it was opened the body of a boy shoat saves or sight yews old was found. TIM certain ass* on the body dotab le gemmed not to hare to place from *Moral osier, and information h aortae iving ban fo examina r tion.warded to the coroner, be has ordered a post CRYSTAL PALACZ. Mums DAT.—. PRIDAT, ROOM 24.—RdadoO 6 000 OS VITOPIO4 Z 453 ; • aft. by MOOR *kilos MS; total rialters, 2,74‘