The Press. — London, England, 1853-09-24 00:00:00

SEPTEMBER 24, 1553. The Rev. 'Joseph BlN'', M.A., to the Vicarage of Ormekark, l.theitAkire. 'lite Met, IL Jones, M.A., to the luetuatbettey of Shelley, folk. The Rev. 0. Peloquin Cosperal, M.A., go tho Rector/ of Prink- stone. The Rev. It. Itetniyalte, KA., to the Curacy of Denham, near Et e. 'The Rev. W. Amine Stepper, 8.A., to the Curacy of Write, near Ade. The Rev. 11. ILloy.l James, t 4 the Isieumbeney of st. John the Pont Robert Ap otiver, Alotitgottier) , liire. The Rev..l. R. Thaekerav, 8.A., to the Curatcy of Mt. l'eteett ettorda,Brpntott, Lancashire. ho Rev. William %litrs, M.A., V tear ral. of Itroanagrove, to an I lonorary Cawatry Wer,,,,ter eathea The Rev. eootea Chtllies N 11111 1 . ). I. the Stipendiary Curacy of St. Peter's Church, N o wton•in-Miseketiield , Lancashire. The Rev. Charles Seaver, to the new ehureh of 't. John's, Belfast. The Rec d aw as carman, A. 11., to the Curst7 of Tallow, tlioveart let' Disown.. The Rev. e. R. Rowiatt, M.A., to the Viearage of West Thur. ruck, with the Curewy of Purfleet. The Bishop of Cashel has appointed the Des. swim,' H em . ) , Mevrick, Vicancheirril and Resielentiary Preacher of Listoore cathedral, to the Honorary Prebend of Modeligo, be the .ante eathedral. from which the ,tespeiesion has been removed by the l'ri•vy Council. :ilete Rev. Charlet; D. T. Barlow, M.A., to the Rectory of Ruck how, near Ashford. The Itev. Sanderson Robins, to the Incumbency of Tri. tidy Church, Dover. The Rev. W. Wks Harker, MA., Director of the hovel' Mis sionary Children's Home, iliglibury-grove, Islington. The Rev. C. Spencer Frill), M.A., to the curacy of Kingston Berea, Warminster, Wilteihire. The Rev..l. E. Addison Feeiwiele, M.A., to the Incumbency of Cliristehurele, Neeelwesed, Stationlsltire. The Rev. C. M. Arnold, M.A., Incumbent of 4 'ltliAt church. clapl , has been appointed to at Minor ( .111101Iny iu NV est witowter Abbey. The Ito. It. 11. Duck, M.A., to the lb.etory of St. Dominick, I oriewall. 'Elie Rev. John II tighes. 'M.A., to the Inc belle) of I.onecot. near Shrivenham, Brkshire. The Rev. J. Carson, MA., to the Curvy of Tallow, diocese of 1.1%114011% The Rev, 11. Thompson to the Living of Chard. The Rev. T. Buckley, M.A., to the Rectory of Sopwortle, near Nlatmetbury. The Rev. H. Cooper, M.A., to to the Incumbency of Stoke Priors, with Dorklow amiesed, II ertfordeleire. fhr Rev. John Aldous, 11. A., to the incumbeney of Trinity t•leurcle,Sheflield. The Rev. Simeon Joseph Altmann, to the Incumbency of the new church of St. Andrew, l'lnerieleill•square, Islington. The Rev. B. C. Dowding, M.A., Chaplain of Devizes Union. The Rev. T. S. Wallace, 8.A., to the Curacy of Great Bud. worth. The lies. Clarke Hill was on Thursday elected to the Perpe• total Curacy of Pidelington. VACANCIES. The Rectory of Blankney, near Stretford, Lincolnshire, by the death of the 11ev. Edward Chaplin, M.A. Value flool. a year; hi the gift of Mr. C. Chaplin. By Mr. Chaphee's death the Vicarage of Norwell, Nottinghamshire, become* Naeant. Value 4UOI. a dear; iu the gift of the Bishop of Ripon. The Rey. When' Tottenham 11114 rerigned the Chaplaincy of Carves Church, vliovege of Connor, patron Captain Pakeishani. having been appointed clerieal secretary to the National Deaf lend Dtimb Society of Ireland. The Incumbency of Wolrereot, near Oxford, by the death of the Rev. laturence E. Judge, Is worth tool. a year; in the gift of the Warden and Fellows of Merton College. Enibtrsitg OXFORD. Twit OFFICE OF PROCTOR or THE VICE.CHANCELLOItS CoIIRT has become vacant by the death of the Rev. Laurence Eborall Judge, M.A., chaplain of Merton. and also of New College, Perpetual Curate of Woolvereott, near iNtOrd. 4J MONDAY, PR. ItorTu, the President of Mag dalen College, entered upon his ninety.nintli year, sod, according to 'umet custom, invited a select party to dice with him, M commemoration of the event. The Neiwrable divine some months since entered upon the ti:lrd year of his office as president, having been elected to that offiee in April, 1791. lie has lately bestowed a elioristership ou it boy whose grandfather he admitted to that Mike sixty years ego. Cotters CHRISTI Cot.t.tor.—A scholarship on the foundation of William Frost is vacant in this college, and t iny persons claiming to be of his kindred who desire to become eandidates are requested to communie•ite with the president by letter before the l nth day of October next. Candidates must be under nineteen years of age oat the day of election. The lion. and Rev. It. Liddell. M.A.. brother to Lord Inivensworth, and inrundwia of St. Paul's church. KitighUs bridge, will pnihably lie appointed tat the bishopric of Ulasgow, in the room of Dr. Trower, resigned. The new parish church of Slienstmw, StatiOrdshirr. is to he conseerated ou Tilesslay.llctolwr li, ho the Bishop of Lichfield. The church has been entirely rebuilt by volan• tars contributions, aided by grinds from the Church Build ing Societies. The cost will he shout 5,3110/. Mr. A.. 1. Beresford Hope. Sir Stephen K. tily-nne. hart., Lord lie Tablet', Mr. R. Egerton Warburton, the Mai. Wolin Lindsay, and other gentlemen, have f..rined them *wives into a committee for the purpose of securing the 'election of * new elitlTell in Liverpool. The 1111111 of 1,, ,4 111q. has already been solos-riled. qt gtting• WAR OFFICE, BLPTIIIIIIEII 20. 2nd Reeiroent of Itrattoon Guards—Francis Median' Powell, Com- Comet. I, purchase, vire Stapylion, promoted' 6... Anvil Itolnsatiate Alltrey, Uelit., to be Cornet, by purelue4e, %lee lirldgewan, promoted. Ind Deegouus—Dunean Gist., Wbe Cornet, ; by pur chase, vise Waldrop, pavenute.l. THE PRESS. rth IWrlttnEns—Siehola. Ite .leraey ticat., to he t'ornet. by purchase, %ice t'ufrie, p .ted. 11th I.ight liragoosoe—Lavirrucee4L Patrick tiowan. Gent., to be Cornet. by plirtblllSe. %We Clement., pr nested. let (or Oretia•licr) Iteainient of Foot Guard.--tinttiville Ful. 'erten. tient., to be F.usign and Lieutenant, by liurchitge, vhr Craton*. promoted. Vint I , '"ot—t'aptititi Itto Vernet, frau the t;7th to be Captain, tile.. 1.). Morel, %who witelianos. tint!' Foot—Se ...owl I.leutetiant Henry Cockburn to be Fin , * I.ieutenatit, by purchase, \ie.• 1 I , illow ay, who ictire.; 1 I,am• kil Y vett rdw ' inl" 11"1*. Gent., to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice t'ocklotrti. 47th Foot—Captain Charlea ellrOW IM Mond. (rote thit 43rst root. to 1w eittitain. vice Ito Venal, who e•cliwisays. 71st Fisit—Fei.iini Francis 1610111111 LO ideUt4 . ll6llll. 'Mr wr.l, who renrc.; l'hurlcs atm , t.. be Elllll4ll, by iiitryttane, suer it 041114111. 7: 1 1 ,1 1%)14 -- J. , 1111 M 11.1 1 ,11 tient., to b.• 1:11,ie11. l.c sere' eintstr, ties Vineettt. w hit mitres. loth root —(iraheat Mytne, tient., to be FbeTleib by rtfrehage. tier Platt, who retire.. Ist West India Ileginieut —Anthony tient.. to he 1:11• sign, by purchase, vier Miw y, who nitre'. Sikti West Indio Itevialimit--shimes I augmley Nauuaell, brut., t.. be Ensign, without purehinie, CoNtsll , 44l.btot 5t.;%1:16 1.01111 I.II:I•TENANTI. Hampshire Wiekhaus,Liem. isi the North Haut.* he Cattail; 'lllO4. Lieut. in the North Haat. Militia, to be Certain :John !Amami*, late Lieut. in the Month Linesslilitla, t.i 1w Lieutenant ; Arthur FitrWaltar Huta Wither. Ettaigit lii the North Haat. Militia, to be Litattettatit , Wlll. !Seward Le Fetivre, tient., to lie Ensign. Ilinntishire Militia Artillery—John Ilear4 1111 l re, Captain in the South Hants Militia, by ru utnu.slnn 41116•11 :la December, 15:,2, to be Captain by transfer; Meiteon, Captain in the North Manta Alilitia, by '44lollllll4tVil lutL Det.4lllll64`l', IN:12, to be Captain by transfer; Hugh Ilan John 111liamsy, Contain in the Soinli Mantis Militia, by cotninission hilt .111111111111, to b.' Captain by tratiger; Wm. Ilooper, let. s'apish, in the Warwickshire 'fro. of Militia, to be eaptain; linnetin ley Shea, Fsit., late Ciiptain tit the Stitlingsbire of Militia, to lie Lieutenant: Artioir Hobert Nlghteti, Esq., to be 'lien tenant : Tlainiaa Lyforil Champion, tient., to be Ensign: Fril. Josiah Burgess, Surgeon of the south Ilants Militia, by eoni tatasion t inted 9th Deeember, 1859, to be Siirgisat by iTl4ll4Or : George Env!. Illuxsottie, M.D., lobe Assistant•Siirgeon. Y 411111/Wry I'llVallry---1101111T11111.`t 1.141111p1it111,0011t., to be Cornet. tale of Wight Militia Artillery Corps— Ilenry Wilten.orth, Fellow of the Royal College of Stirtteons iu I.:owl:nab to be Surgeon; Robert Gordon, formerly of the ti6lll Foot. and late Captain in the 94 Heil. of Norfolk Militia, to be Contain. Wllleheote Manna's, tient., to be First Lieutenant. Royal Morlotieth Mllitla—lJectrant Aysley Mitforil to be Second Lieutenant. tOt ilabg. (',er.uv TIIOIIAS HAHN ISIS ) will. it is said, suerevd Captain St. Leger Catania in the Centaur as Flag Captain to the Coustnander.iii-Chief, Rear-A(IIMM Iletiderssas, C. 8., on the• aouth•east coast of Am u •riea statism. Captain Cannon has invalided. et PT UN %Vigil'''. t 15161. Captain It. !Kin Captain Henry Itsoodhesisl I 1540 I. l' dunned Hetat.heut,. ( Imre2 ). reve•nty !wounded when in eonimand of the 11 iyltilyrs . 11111 l *ander Benjamin H. hoses• I I N4r4 ), Conimander mi. Militir l'oehrime ( is:, I). tutu Lieut. 'ittoutus Itavie•s (1541 I, the officers studying Sti44lll at the WiXllWiell 11l l Int llVPithly and Thursday last week, on their knowledge .if the principles of ateam and the working of marine steam engines—being the first examination of the Wheel* study • ing steam under the new regmlatimis. The queries and answers have to he sent to the Admiralty, and it will. there• I fore , lie some days before the maul► ens. he made known. AI'I'►►INTMENT AND PlcoMoTloNs. fly the .lecesse of Sir Charles Adam the followinv pnmeitiotiq take 'awe ! To I. Admiral of the Illtie.—V lee-Admiral of the Red Edward Hawker, %ice the Earl of Pulelunal.l, to be Admiral ~f Whitt. To he Viee-Admiral Of the Rine. ltcar•A Itiehar , l Arthur, 1141,111111, Cit, to be Vire-A.lmnd of the White, vice Sir 13. Seymour. R.C.11., I II ~ Comniainler- tie l'hlef in the Wert Indica, to Le Viee.Adiniral of the To be Rear• Admiral of the Illue.—Captain Lora Ad-lphii Fltrelarence, (l)ec. 24, 1e114), l'outtnedure el her .Ma• jesty'si Yacht Squadron, vier I.'. B. llowitoti Stewart, st perio. tendent at. Mahe, to be Rear-Admiral of the White, %ice Thomas Faleon, to be Rear-Admiral of the Red. To be Rear Admlrals.—Captainv Jrtme4 Mourning.. (July 17. 1524), Thouise PrickettlAugunt 20, 11424), and Alexander bundle. Young Arbutlinott (lkt. 11, 1e24), on the retired liet, promoted tinder the Order in a M-IC, without iisererow •if pay. Mater—J. I'. P. Warren (1043), to the Leander, tPt I, It -. Olar .rt. Keelli and Master Aldrich (1s19), from the lainsini. 72, tecci%iiaaa; Ail!. at Jamaira. Mitetera' Aesistatits--Artlior Murphy, to the Sim/1160k mtraia• Amp. a'. Portsmouth; F. C. Piper, to the Ihdrhis, :t, brtvantise, lit StleVrnelOt E. C. itobertm, to the ' , realties( , lining at Chatliatal, asflag-Atlp raw the Pacific aatatios. Paymaaater Thstuara A. Teller (1 , 452) has bees appointed Secre tary to Mear•Ailmiral Mipertitusideut llntottot. Stewart, at Malls I.l.ack) ehaplass ant Naval Isetrauet,,N—R,,hert M. frankly. (liktat). to the Pre.ificat, fn, at I hat kalif. fi.W.vhip oif itriU , AdllOr4 l hat 1.1 Price. Mr the !'a. ale mimeo ; Aualreva Itreay, to the Terribt. I Maine- V. 1 t , I Itivaise•frigate, lit guteetasta.v.s. t;herka—l'..rsclitaaa W. Nl'l.terticat (15 1 5 1 0), from the 1 . 6110(01 IterPli t-vmute tramp-04r, In the 'mown liag•Asia et Jamaaliest; Henry Onty (h, isms the 1110, at qiireinitimls, the 'WWII . Stargcaata Fy4cher Newt.. (1 , 1 , 4). late of the Ajax, S 4, e!•rew, , to the St oondroll.ll, Milan-6140p, I'..rtmiloosttb. Ansintimt-Surgruti— Wu'. Patrick, to the Ereeikti(, Ty• ship. hartaustatia. klatca—lleury lierkeley (1.4.1.1), from the Qtatra, 11a, In the neeperate, %crew stelan•sloop, at lievartapiart; .laalan A. F. I.utt• T eti (tom), to the Arab. It, Jag. at Chatham. Acting Mate lISILIIIOIII Mt. John de Buberk (IstiA), from the Iraterl , .ta. 120, fieg.ship, at tiltreruese, to the Philos'', el, oloup, at I),,,,sapost. Mi.l%hipruata—Richard I.ivetay, to the Arab, 12, sloop, at Chatham. rim nrret Munti•tt. Fr.:11% it.. — lest o• nlay week this frstival .• •to a ..loote with the eitstisimay hall, which wan toiltiertm s ly attended The nevi to for the elvarltv amount. A 1 , 111 41 116 T to KW. 114., Ilestdes iii antwipated surplus Enna r i te"its a( ticket*, after pavittent of All the expenses 0, th e tomtits'. Th.' following hst shows the atialowit col lected at these festivals tally for the last )went% years K J. It, 1.1 1. it Ilereforol 471; 11 It IM3 't, at tilonerater lu 15 ;.., at Wonnenter lu PEI:, it I I er e,' in t Ii 151.., at ieloayynter In 149, at Worcester In 14445. at Ilenstoro 1 oil V I In In-11, ii tilouee.ter 111 1:442, it NVoroenier Ta 1441. at Ilerrfunt Is 1044, at Moues...ter leo 1445, at In INV, at llorolned In 1047..4 teloiteetter la isitt, at Woment,4 ti In 1a49, at Ilviefor , l KM 14 I. In 1450, at inoneentrr 11l INTL at Woreestor 10 Ishii, at Ileret'ont 111 IsAL at I.l.llteeiler M. Vlrroit II r5 . ....e.:41 . 1%, the Mutiny:wird deputy, has written a letter to a Ilelgiati journal, in %%Melt he mate. that he has abanslonetl hat.ttinting I table ton 'ling for a more impoitatit ilisettviry. Ile lots, he (.11%.., %that with the volt of the earth tr.. hi Terre t, %bleb yeveala 1 llll ntystetirn. Ile is i1e.11.1114 iii 4.001 m 'sting them to the world, Awl has *nitro to the Emperor to know whether any 4111 1 41111 . 14 , 1 a ill 1111 1111 , .twit in the say of the eh etilat PM of his IN wok on the stilot.4 . l. .Al .4 . 1;1 % on the 11 Im of lit eenther, • e.toiatilect impala' tom tit . 311,1: 1 I mob% iglit.l. totinel% , 1 I .1tro• peons. tool ItTfrlt ) nath.. 4 1111111141111 g the 1•1111.11, 54.411, 111441 bt 16• European.. 'l' h. I ' . 411114 1 r 41 1 11 1 4140 41 1 .1 ' 1111041 1 r11 4 111( 1 1L :171.1114 $1111111141`46. 1,11 14 Ilslliana, f 4.0441 Ninityae, :1,11,15 4:erinana, Ileigoitos and tomtt, 4res ..r,14 1. 0 1,„,.. 1 1.,Portuguese, and :II:I titer Itroottetl. There 1.1,.! . .!i1 'at1i..11.... mat till Isniehtes, di% tiled into :1 • !, 4• 211 fatittlis • K,du d oeettpi e.l 10;21 , . 11011•11` 14 . YAII \l4ll' iii .I4' rev presented an extraordinary speetaele on the 4 th instant, 141141111 41111' o ' eltoek. The 'lea raged fratineally, and a laait • mm 1.11% ..111 ing to 1 nod , was upset . nod t h e men iligtilphed i s.oi aloe thirty feet high, and were sting:thug with it in vain. The tra.1114.10 was an awful one. when tioOrgo 800-OM the well lowan author 111 •• I.llVt.lllfrts - east 111/ . 111 1 4. • 111 Sl l llllll. - dashed 111111 the 0, 05 v0.0l s one Ulla through his illoolittlttolltmitty rise t0t1111.4 were ro•ooetleti. has oolfiltoto•oi the loillo•Iiitwo• oil Id•gliol'It of 1411.0011 'ow l,. of *heat, in order d. tom% isle for the . solii • eit% %%Melt is now felt in the l ' ontitival Stale, l'aet 441 thp., quantity. which hiss 144 - 0 pnielittsed 60 hl. Witness 41111 of his prny penae. ham artiVe4l at I'l\ 1114 ‘et • eltitt. AAI • 01Eli ' IOUS 1411.1111 . 1 1 14 1 11 of being the mat( 'lever of two sisters 11 tart l ' oattoelle, at Arras, was arrested till this. I:/111 sit 1...0111'1110.1. 111 B u lk . . 1111.1 lodged 111 010 ltrittatts l .lllll, town. I l ls t h e f o U4lwiii gmorning hl. was 1111111 d lend 111 his Veil, 41111118 6 nng hilit•elf With a 1411111 whiell lir lota Heinle ant of the lining of his aaint,n4at, A Sve t . ‘ tan Atltla. %N Stt.‘gr.l l , the ridden Age, which is expecte. , M Liverpool 'hiring the firms week of 1 1 . • tither, will leave England for Nlellsairne and Sydney about the Int of Noltember. She is a ristlollewheel %. Moth at New York. Her burden is 3,11i11e tuna. With engine+ of 1,44111. 1001 e power, and her tlittiettminto. :I1N) b-et length. 4:I feet beaus, awl :1:41 fowl depth of Id .iii. Mlle is 1111111 . 1111 111 4 to 11104' 1 1,1 '11 ttttt 41111 1 11 Is the Intililer of the %avid .imereru, tool her passengol• aeroaantoolat alleg..(l Is, ri.rfund t hi. tines) %ample% (.1 ' re titilat i ontold etonvenlenee o f I sminit,.. meal \l•t :eitales4 . .l tiny th.• largeAuwelean tsetse. The swrviee she in ultimately intYnileil for is from Spine/ to Panama. us yonnentios wills Hinter yews' In IN New lurk to Nat) • flay, and her present trip in 6.e the purpose of takinv her ismition nit that The tisinsbyt of pot. h s.tik.., 44, site can v im) joo loot 41111011155 . . ot, but it 100 115•11etrol to 1.'141. TOE HA9A1114.4 I'llAl.ll. 111 %%41-Wirk-Ottfo•ti. Otter having been chewed fur • weeks lor the pm 1 N.., 1.1 lerustiug ,',pairs, wait rinopytwil 011 Sitea4l.4 bent by I ludiudl Wiao•thati, who preached on the 111'111`.1‘.1 1 he I:e%. NI m•Nl si ll, Ilan been appointed to the Inn.t..rttl ehatve 4.1 the elispel, whirl) hats been Mg titbit with the tulle of the " 'hest eh of the A 14 4 411M141 4 111. " Sept. 7th. at enlist in the eve • ~ almusi 111 brigands, wellartneil at all poinUe,erstertil he• town of Lola. tl Altirein, and, prof...pinny ti, the hour»• ..l the steatite, ruourelleil huu to ar...unputly them to the boons. 4.1 the s wbent inimeataist 441 the place. They then 14.4 . 4 , 41 the it14 . 4'141e to call out to the ~w),.••• .4 the house ti, th , &off. alio+ was 114.144. at once a tehont linespirion. The r..141.rre thew mated us and l a id ll4l l .l ll 4111 every pot titiolo• t 1111 4 .1 .• of 1111111 e. tine of the nesalilmanw, 's'u'ing aloe' 11:1 1 4 14/ 111111 1111, wrl , t out anti e . :ing the aleirsini•lwll and the inhalatailin 'wren d to the annintateen• tlwer towiententss. A party 4.1 the n4l,lwin, however, w e re 111111 14 ' 1 1 as Mllllll 4 11 , 1411 1 1111 P, 111141 illl'll 1114 . 11 161 411 IV 00000 • diet oppro .041.41 tk • mantling ' I:, 1411 loot Idling 1111 v. Is. 11se end, the 11.411•11• .4 the ili1114111111; 101111) got elear on' with n 1.44•14, unlimited. oat I sr; NMI 1 Irl.lllOW. A poor limb. weaver nanicil Ilat)ti.li bum itiA cane into powii44o,iiiii of a large furious—at IM maid to I. Pgal/ a 11,..h Idh of a pfilintrr 11/sill/CV 14 NCRIdly Is. p• viol - chant in NI a nelio.ter. F:14111 /4 ilium of the railway ealoialtirs during the poit eivlit mouth.: in America it appears that ny to the en of resulting in 177 (teat August the ri• Ittul Lee aeraileuth, and 833 persona wountlal.