The Press. — London, England, 1853-05-21 00:00:00

MAY 21,15:3. LATEST EDITION. SATURDAY RrESING. TURKEY AND GREECE. The following telegraphic despatch has been re ceived in Paris this morning from Constantinople rid Belgrade : CONsTANTINOPLE, Aia33 . 11—Prince Menschikoff has granted a further deluy for the consideration of his ultimatum." This important news is certain ; but the telegraph further adds:— " It is said that a change of Ministry is on the point of taking place." Telegraphic despatches from Athens state that the question of boundaries between Greece and Turkey had been referred to the arbitration of the Ambassa dors of the three protecting powers—England, France, and Russia—at Constantinople. A dispute hits arisen, which has asstuned almost a serious aspect, between Mr. Wyse, Minister, and the Government of King Otho, relative to a question of precedency in the matter of invitations to Court, ..tc. —Morning Post, Second Edition. (Fr‘ral on eU Correspondent.) BRUSSELS, May '2O. The past week has been a very eventful one for this country. It brought us the news that Belgium is to receive from Austria a young and amiable Queen, in the person of the Archduchess Mary, (laughter of the late Archduke Palatine Joseph. The demand was formally made by King Leopold yester day, and conceded to. The young Princess was born in and is consequently seventeen years old : her future husband, the Prince Royal, celebrated some weeks ago his eigtheenth birthday. The news was favourably received in this country. where the name ot• an archduchess awakens none but pleasant historical remembrances, from Marguerite de Parme to Maria Theresa. The Archduchess Mary is said to be a beauty, but will not bring, I believe, a large fortune to her husband. Another rumour, which, however, wants confirma tion, tells that King Leopold himself thinks of taking a third wile, in the person of the sister of his future daughter-in-law, the Archduchess Elizabeth, widow of a Prince of Modena; and that the young Princess Charlotte of Belgium, now aged thirteen years, is the chosen Empress of Austria. King Leopold is the object of great distinction at the Court of Vienna, where the King of Prussia, and Prince Charles, his brother, arrived on the 19th. His sojourn at Vienna has been prolonged to the 22nd, the great car►usal and grand review of troops in honour of the li►reign Sovereigns being fixed for the 20th and list. On leaving Vienna King Leopold will go to Dresden, where he will spend some days, lodging at the royal palace, and then to Coburg. A terrible accident has occurred in the neighbour ing town of Luxemburg. A young man, comma' oi ler of the finances in the Gre.nd Duchy of the Hilger, was killed by a stroke from the bayonet of a soldier belonging to the Prussian garrison in that federal fortress. His death was instantaneous. The funeral took place on the 10th, when the whole population assisted. General Medell, the Prussian commander, desired the officers to absent themselves from the ceremony, that a possible conflict might be pre vented, and the regiment to which the murderer be longed was forbidden to leave the bamicks. . . The I hitch Government has officially recognised the bishops appointed by the Pope. The Danish Diet is convoked for June 7. VIENNA, May 19. Prince Metternich completed his eightieth year on the 15th instant. The Emperor of Austria and the King of the Belgians visited him on the occasion. All the prisoners on account of the conspiracy recently discovered at Berlin have been released, with the exception of three, against whom the judicial inquiry continues. Letters from Home state that the privilege for the constitution of the railway from Rome to Freseati and Naples has been conceded to M. Micar, the agent of the Masterman Company. Pmus.—The rumour of the Porte having accepted the Russian ultimatum is without foundation. Yesterday the Corps Ugislatif resumed the ad journed debate ou the budget. After a speech from M. de Montalembert, the budget of receipts was passed by a majority of 233 against 40. The Duke of Genoa is preparing for a visit to Paris, on the invitation of the Emperor. From Paris the Prince intends proceeding to London. The Minister of the Interior has signed a conven . Lion with Mr. John Watkins Brett which secures the execution of the telegraphic ilne between France and Algeria. THE PRESS. RYE ELECTION.—The nominati which 041110 otT yesterday, resulted in a show of hands deeided to he in favour of Mr. Mackinnon, the lather of the late member. A poll was then demanded on behalf of the rival candidate, M . li‘otufreti, who is a bunker in the town. The polling takes place this day. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Edward Compton Dyson, scholar of Corpus Christi College, oxford, was un fortunately drowned in that pail of the ri‘er Cher well skirting Christ Chiueh Meadow. The melan choly occurrence was occasional by the o‘ertitrnitig of a skin: An inquest will II: held on the body before the coroner of the university. _ In pursuance of the verdict of manslaughter re turned by the coroner's jitry against the directors of the York and North Midland Railway Company, a warrant for the apprehension of several gentlemen having seats at the board in question has been placed in the hands of the York polite. Three directore— Messrs. Thompson, Seymour, and Priestittan—sur rendered themselves yesterday (Friday), but won' allowed by a West Riding magistrate to put in bail for their appearance at the sessions. A rowing match has been fixed for Tuesday next, between Henry Clasper, the renowned ex champion of the Tyne, and William Potxwk, of Lambeth, who has earned much fame as a crack London waterman, and is looked forward to with considerable interest. The course is from the Star and Garter at Putney to Chiswick Eyott, the old Thames royal regatta dis tame, and the start will take place about three in the afternoon. The stakes are 101)1. a side. ttlesiastiral. THE CHAPEL of the lloyzil Novnl school will he rouse. crated by the Lord Ilihhop of London on the 7th of Juno next. . A Berens has been issued of the -toms received by the Ecclesiastical Con tttt tuising from suspended canon ries, changed deaneries, unit other bolll'et'S. Within the diocese of 1)1111111111. The stun thus received timoutittsl, in IPC4, to 11.51.6/., omit the total of the aunts received since the passing of the not, in 1811, is 110,;(14/. The various items of expendintre on Durham University, in /111g1111 . 11t1111011 of livings, the construction of larsonage. hollows. &e., amounted to .1,•:.) l!. in 114.12; and the total of such expenditure sutra 1841 is :15.1.P40/. COMOVATION YOUK.—Weiltiestitty being the day ap pointed the the seetind se. slim tot' the Northern Convocat tion, the members mustered in eansideralmle hers, thought many who attentle.l wt the ath of November were prevented from being present it second tine. A corre spondence had been protaa.ding between the Archbishop and Archdeacon Thorp relative to the prayer of the ma jinity to proceed to the discussion of the petitions awl other schedules, which, by the ativlthislelp . l4 (limo ion, were received, and reserved ter titttue el/11$1411'1111111111. result was, however, that. no chnitge natt allowed in the previously arranged purpose of making the sessi merely formal. Vt'heit the ordinary formalities amending the oiwiting of the Synod Wl . le gone through, 14011/e attempts were made to commence a discussion, but were • checked by the Archbishop's Commissioner, who rend a schedule by which the (Convocation of the province was futilter prorogued to the Istli of September. 'l'lw pus eetalings occupied hardy a quarter of an hour. Mutsu , trent!), Atrlttletwon 'rbtomit soul the proetors who acted with him repaired to a twighbottring office, where it is said that an address to the Queen was agreed upon, and signed, and that it is to be envoi:dell for the signature of absent member% Tot: magnificent Church of Itoston was reopened on Thursday week, after a mistrial )))) find repewing which had cost about 4,1 M., the whole of which gum was raised by voluntary contribution.. PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS. The Rev. K Dittehte Evrett to the Currey of Alum 'Writes, The Rev. J. Fletcher, M.A., to the Vicarage of Colphigton, Warwickehire. The Rev. E. Harris to the Curacy of South Broom, Wilts. The !ter. C. F. Vlret le the Curacy of Winterburne Wilts. The Rev. E. A. Williams to the Curacy of Calne, Wilts. The Rev. W. W. Berry, M.A., Vicar of smut/ell, Middlesex, to the Prebendal Stall of Mai.csbury to St. Paula Cathedral. Tb. 4 Ilev. W. I'. A. Campbell, to the Curacy of Hilton. cuisi•Oldland, near Itristol. The 11ev..1. 11rury, 8.A., to I.e I.losplaba of the harraeka Cloinuel. The !lee. John Fortesctic, M.A., to the Perpetual Curio'Y of St. A ilewilley, N'ore.• .teiNbire. The Ik'.. J. A. Ogle, M.A., to the Curacy of lie ;;brook, (Ixfortishire. The Rev. RP, tth.lwell, 13. A., to the Curacy of Fulbounw All salute. The lie)... T. A. Parnell, 8.A., to the contry of I,er. I'lle Rev. 0. I'. H. Phillips to the thine., of Martietwy. l'he !Irv. It. Chilton to the Cursey of Vioodhtiry. Wilts. The Rev. J. Mules to the Curacy of West Wren log. The Itev. I'. Pizey to the Curacy of Mt. Paul, Prinee's Park, The Rev. T. J. Robinson to the Curacy of Avomstreet Chapel, Walrot. The Rev. J. M. H. Whish to the Corary of t'reskenie. The !Irv. T. H. 141e1y to the Rectory or Larkford. The Rev. Richard lloweett, M.A., ti) the Viearage of I Jatillwily, with the Incumbency of IJawvtluntgrl Ithowywra Sur 2.11, tier Carmarthen. The !Lev. Charles 11. Lowe, M.A., to the 111( . 11111114:hey of Dud. tlington. Nmiliatoptooshire. Rev. It. 'l'. Blitgolcii, MA., to the Curacy of lit. Nichols, Guildford. The Rev. Robert Ilollierton, M.A.. Inctindwitt of Norbitott, Kinirstoo.upon•Thames, has been appolutvil by the llbhop of Winchester a Surrogate for We The Rev. Edward llolo t e,t, M.A., to the R ec to' ) of w a k ee ky. near Rockingham. Northamptonshire. The Ite‘. Westtitorliut.l, M.A.. late Vies: of Great Sandal, Yorkshire. to the Vicarage of Leominster. The ite%. V... 1. Green, M.A.. late Vicar of Orleton, to the Vlc IMtge I.r I set, it% entitle, near tardiest. The 14.%. stuith• Wahmt,M.A.,h. the Rectory of Fett•Stanton, with II ittoit stinevett, Gut ll ill tolonslore. _ Ilto Lev. It. P. '1 holm's, NIA.. 4. ►ilt+ Incumbency of Uptre, Potibrokesture. '1 I W%. Dr. tie't'M Martin. Rector of St. Braward. Can non. hits lawn ltrganuwg secretary forth'. rowimy for the l'opogation of thoGoopol in the Arndt aeonry of Cornwall. VACANCIES Thorn(lon, Stittolk: diocese, Norwich; value, 0001.; patrons, triedecb. slier...lli, Cambridgeshire; dioenie, ; rabic, 071. ; panne, IL IL Northam. Thu It.•rt.a•s of Ashton, near Ronk, Northamptonshire. 17 the death of the li.A., value 25f11., its the gilt of the Lent I hwu•rllor. . . . 'rho Hector) of Tl , fot.n. nem . Buckingham', viiu 2008., itl the , :ftl of :Nit. T. C. siteppani, Part. The null the Itoctory of °marlin' an. orxoT test Contort'', he the death 01 lit' lien. 110..15t0. NIA.. %Mite :mot., lit the gill 11( the tepregelitattlrott of th.• hoc to,-toolsont. _ _ .... Itoctor% ..t . lisititi.or, 'weir Nina th, Merionothebiry hr Aruth of the 1tt.%..10111k Juno., ‘alue 2SOL, in ihu ot thr Cnivt. I lie Incumbency MAriouslelgli, 'year Solithwoltun, Devon, i v the 41. -till, of the 1tev..1.0n.•-• NI.A., value Ea el th e Oa of flit. Trustces of Lome) .1 ilniursitg '.nitUilitnte. ONvotte.—There will he sit election to a fellowship in Exetur l ollege on Thursday, the Guth day of June• open to nail% es of the aischileacouries of Tonle*, Exeter. and I Itosit.larh•. The emoninstion will cotunience on Sang. day, .1011 c Vt. 'lnc KAHL or Ett.rsmrtit. has presented a collection of drawings by the Caracci to the University, which are to bit 1,104.4 , 41 in the galleries of the tine arts tu the 'lti)lor and Randolph building. IN A coNvocal tux held on the 14th, the Bev. John I kill 14 Trinity l'isllege. t'enilaiilge, M.A., was ad. milted ad swede». ; and the degree of M.A. was conferred on Julio ElhAtArti II enderskon, of Al &witen college, B.A. IN A I 4 N. i liEte ITION the tonne duty the following degrees wen. confeired MAnt ..t 'Rev. Th..nuts Boucher Coney, nelhot College, (trawl Saltsbitry Ititxendale, t'ul. lege, Grand compo 1111 l ler ; Frederick William Bosworth. Merton; tieorge Gavel E‘eter; limey Stowe, Oriel; Rev, George Edward Faulkner, Itrausetinse; Ileney Ainney lleeanquet. I'brist church ; Edward John Willottethh), Christ Church; Nov. Wi11141114 Itrookm, Heir. Philip Velpy Chaplain or Wiellosioi; Rev. Edward Reed Davies, rete• broke Nlag.htlet. ll:tent:Lon or Arm—Waller Fawkes Maynard, Exeter; Gilley Pares I*eilables, Exeter; Hampton Strineusion Wilson. I.:Neter ; Francis Moiety C. Tener. Merton; Edward Charles Sul •I Severne, Itertoti ; Leopold Curt, Marten; Walter Na thaniel Walker, Oriel Richard Turner. Queen's ; Charles 1 ilterno...l Iturlwd, IJllrnlu ; Charles Frettertek tiore, ett. Julia's; vistrtes .1. Morris. ctirem chords; Willieut Seymour llanspeos. chriet Th 1111 l am Grey Fullerton, Chitin Church; Joha earl *right .1 ..., ; Raglan George Ratty So. uu exit. 5t11414.111 Cloisl litteeli; Richer.' Eliot, Chitin. Church ; Grantham Trinity; Reuben Frederick Magor. Wiellutitat; Areherl ruin, W 94111111111; Edward M. It. Storey Maa- Isclryiic. Wiellowe ; Frederick .1111.410 Sidney E.lgrotubr, WM. 1101iet..1441 111W1111.111, Wl.rt . ...ster; 'MAUR* till liereken, Worcester ; Archibald Maykenria, %midden Hall; 4.4.4.4 v,• NlNgdidell lIsJI ; Janice hiller llsoarrya Mills, $l. Edmund ; WilUwu Toql, I' broke; George Itirhnrd llosking., Pembroke. M \ IM.—ln a Ctinvocatiint holden this morns ing, being the first day of Aet. or Trinity Perm, the vice clotneellorm and proctor% nominated the Rev. John Ash. yoorilt. M.A., late Fellow of Itraisenont. College; the Roy. James EliWi II T. flowers. M.A., of Magdalen Hall; and Henry Altiton Pottinger, 11. A., of Worcester College, to be unt1414116 411 Ilie seleelle. At the mime tinsel Tint:nom William Fletcher, MA.. of Trinity College, Dublin, was adwitte•d eusilleen. This following degrees were eon. fermi, viz. : ItAunt:Lou or I.tw.—lt„bert. Albion Pritchard, robs College. It!Asti:it sir Anti. Henry Mitchell lien, bubo's: of rnivereity Itev. Flotrlea t'ery Ilanotril, Exeter; litre. Richard Whitmore Norman. Exeter; Rev. W. I:bete/rid atapyltou, lifer. ton ; Henry Earle Tweed. E'ellow of oriel • Edmund 1i115.111. Ifriel I . llollehl Harrison, Fellow if oriel; Ifee. Ardour Simon Latter, qui...Wm; they. Thou, Todd, Quesues; Kor. Jiliwe Ikte%ius Itxiler, Yellow of .%1I monis ; Alfred Joie' Church, 1..h0 coin; Rev. Sbuuuel ' Lioeolo; Ile,. Hubert Edward Sander. 1.1111 , 01 11 ; Frederick Wlsslwxlrl, llowenose; Rev. .101 as Itrookv, SI .loi n 's; Arthur Meverue, Trinity ; Rev. William Fldo burst, 'Trinity ; Ikn. lloory l'reiatioe, Trinity; Nortb Fellow of Trinity; N'illutiti Wood. Fellow of Trinity; .lames C. Vincent, destot ; Suismel Itieleard I)avies, unmet rolopoontier, Ih.. li. I'. I 'm11444111, Fellow of Worrester; Itev. .1. 1(1411 .lawn Hornets% Wureester; Rev. Jahn , ' Copier, tit. Nliu• (lull; liev. Ileurge delta llowrturi. lilatelitleti flail: Her. tiettree 'slew holding, Magdalen !fall. RA( ul• Awrt..—llenry Berme, University; riltageby university; Fditer Hooky ha, Exeter; Francis 'Santee Tet-tdale, Exeter; Wilitant A. Colbeeli Loire, Oriel; Maker demes Sawyer, Ilueen'v; Ileum .linueve retro,. glketlis ; Francis I 5 5 . 5 bold, Itrasetiose; I'll4l:kit Kenieli Ilartaboren, Theist Church; 11...mu1l I:uteri/due, Christ chora l ; Willient I Irtiry Temple. Trinity • Edward Ityley, Trinity ; Salo*. burySaitusburv. Trinity; Fri . elertek John Poole, Woreeeteri Fretwu • Wade Farwell, Maiplales Heil; ',avid Hattlett Wiitistns, fde f oid..n fl a n ; trAwyd Hilt, Veiny of Moooluleu ; t:harle. Alexateler 1.. Whit., Pembroke. l'or following; gnotts fnmt the I; eivereity elteat were tine tt itt emsly nppnlved. 14H2f. IM. for fitting up wimpy; 111 the 'tunic I is/satin for the rneeptimi o f th e Fi e ldi ng H ee l. ;whom, and in 10111 V *ail 11:4 1.31364,14 101* tile She:mull ettaleetiou ; :Val/. towards the enlargetnent of a dispel of pear, and the ilvetion of sehoola and sehnoblionaes at Briley, Kent, ill the Uuivemity holds an estate iu trust fur the Prnfesiairshili tewitnis the erection of 'sit us! at 110111114 m. Siirthantlitoinaliire, if made available tow the inhabitants of the ailj •ig hamlet of Stuchbur , which the University has an titate of cowidarll txtvut.