The Press. — London, England, 1853-05-28 00:00:00

IVIAY 28, 1853. EDITION. LATEST SATURDAY EVENING. MOST IMPORTANT FROM TURKEY. POSITIVE DEPARTURE OF PRINCE MF:NSCRIFOFF. The following authentic and most important de spatch has been received in Paris this (Saturday) afternoon: — " CONSTANTINOPLE, May 22.--Confidential negotia tions were continued between Prince Menschikoff and the Divan till late last night. This morning the Russian Envoy has positively taken his departure. The rest c 0 the Leation will follow him imme diately."—Morning Po g st, Third Edition. (From our owu Corredpondent.) Buessets, May 27, The marrage of the Duke of Brabant with the Archduchess Mary has been officially announced to the ministers through au autograph letter from the King; and the formal communication to the Cham bers will take place on Monday next, together with the demand of the money necessary to complete the restoration d the palace built by the late Prince of Orange, and which, with the estate of Pervueren, in the vicinity of Brussels, will serve as a residence for the young couple. The marriage will probably be celebrated re. Vienna in September next. The young Princess is said to be of striking beauty, and a re gular amazon, but without personal fortune. The return of the King and Prince will be a triumph from the frontier to the palace in Bls. The illustrious travellers on Thursday moruingrusse left Co burg, where they stayed for a day after leaving Dresden, and slept at Frankfort. The next stage was to be Cologne, and they re-enter Belgium to-mor row (Saturday). The ministers will await the King at the frontier, and his Majesty will be received by a deputation of the Chambers and high corporations. Deeply as the public joy on this occasion has shown the spirit of nationality and love of indepen dence to be rooted among the Belgians, there are cer tain discontented persons who begin to grumble over the probable influence this more intimate alliance with the northern powers may have on the coustitu tional regime of the country. 1t is certain that the Catholic Conservative party have begun a regular struggle of reaction against the democratic conces sions made since 1848. The moment is undoubtedly favourable, and they are certain of the majority in the elzotions which will take place next year, when half the members of the Chamber of Representatives will be renewed. Meantime the railway fever is pervading the country. No lees than fourteen projects are at the present moment pending, or in process of organisation. ALITRIA.—The letters from Trieste state that the Greek steamer Otho will convey the Queen Amelia on her return from Germany, and then return to Trieste with King Otho. The interruption of the negotiations between Switzerland and Austria is fully confirmed. It does, however, not amount to a rupture of diplomatic communica ions, as the Swiss Chancery at Vienna, and the Austrian at Berne, remain to expedite current business. The Austrian Minister, Count Karnuki, was to leave Berne for a watering town in the east of Switzerland. German papers, however, say that the states bordering Switzerland will con centrate a military force ou the frontiers ; and let ters from Paris speak of the roposed formation of a French army of observation between Lyons and Geneva. It is said that the instructions of which Baron Bruck, the new Austrian Ambassador at Constanti nople, is the bearer, embrace not only the Austrian consular establishment, but the whole Austrian trade in Turkey. M. de Bruck, as the director of the T r ieste Lloyd, is the best man to know exactly the wants and means of the Levant trade, and important results are expected from his mission, the more so that the partial abandonment of the Sultan, in his differences with Russia, by the English and French diplomacy, has thrown the Divan on the side of Austria. RusstA.—Letters from Kalisch state that the great military manceuvres usually taking place during the spring in the vicinity of Warsaw, and in which the troops stationed on the southern frontier would also participate, have been countermanded. This is said to be in consequence of the state of things at Con kantinople. The vanguard, consisting of 100,000 men, advanced lately very near to the frontiers of Turkey. ITALV.—For some years past the BMW) troops have been condemned to sere without epaulettes as a punishment for their defection in 1849. The Pope has now ordered that military emblem to be returned to his soldiery, who will then be uniformed com pletely, like the French. BERTIN.—The Grand Duke of Weimar is danger• onsly Vlll4.ii.AND.—The Council of War has delivered judgment in the Friburg case. The curate, Delleyet Perrier, is condemned to twenty years' imprisonment, laid the other aceused to fifteen lenrs' imprisonment. THE PRESS. Tna NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES for the borough of Cbtheroe took place yesterday. Messrs. Aspinall and Fort are the two competitors. The former gen tleman was the opponent of Mr. Wilson at the late election on Conservative principles ; the latter stands on the Liberal interest, On the show of hands Mr. Fort was declared to have a majority, and a poll, which takes place to-day, was demanded on behalf of Mr. Aspinall. Tim CONTEST FOR THE CITY CHANBERLAINBMIT, which has caused so much excitement during the week, still hangs in suspense. The candidates continue to run nearly neck and neck. Yesterday, being the fifth day of voting, Mr. Scott we: twenty-five ahead at the opening, and in a minority of fourteen at the close, the gross numbers at three o'clock being—for Sir J. Key, 2,421; for Mr. Scott. 2,407. The poll will be kept open until Monday stlertmon. WATFORD CORN EXCOANOE AND MARKET-HOUSE were totally destroyed by a conflagration which broke out on Thursday night. Various houses in the neighbourhood were also seriously damaged. At noon yesterday the ruins were still emitting sheets of flame. There are gr ounds for suspecting that the fire was the work of an incendiary. THE ROYAL MANES YACHT C1.V13 GREAT RACE, amongst schooners only, is to take place on Wednes day next, from Gravesend to the Mouse light and back. The following aro to contend :—Vestal (74). B. G. Bowles, Esq.; Kenai/id (100), Lord Alfred Paget, M.P.; May-Fly (100), S. M. Peto, Esq., M.P. ; Sverige MO), T. Bartlett, Esq.; Violet (60), H. M. Freestun, R.N.; Sappho ( 104), G. P. Naylor, Esq. A MANUFACTORY OF Foo-sIONALB, for use on rail ways, blew up on Thur-day at Louth, in Lincoln shire. Thu proprietor, Mr. J. M. Barnett, an inge nious chemist and invent rof an improved signal, was killed by the explosion. which also utterly wrecked the building, and hurled the fragments in all direc tions. The deceased was supposed to have been trying experiments on t gdosive mixtures, and thus occasioned the catastrophe. THE CELEBRATED NI.WNAN CASE has been finally closed by the payment of costs by the defendant. The costs of 1)r. Achilli were made out at a largo sum, which the master has taxed down to 1,0341. 19s. Md. The costs for the defence were much larger than those for the pros' eution. In the LUMLEY V. GYE CANE, aprop . os Mlle. Wagner, judgment on the demurrer will be given in the Court of Queen's Bench on Tuesday next. The Earl of Shaftesbury on Wednesday laid the tom dation-stone of a new church in the parish of Chatham, in presence of a large number of the clergy and lay in habitants of the neighbourhood. A new church has been erected for the district of Rosh weak+, in the parish of Gravesend, and is to be cons.- crated by the Bishop of Rochester, ou Thursday, June 2. The Rev. Frederick Southgate, M.A., formerly curate of Rickinghall Superior, Suffolk, has been appointed to the incumbency of the new church and district. PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS. Tice Rev. Frederick Augustus Crook o, M.A., Curiae of Kings. down, Kent, to the Rectory of that parish. The Rev. Alfred Povsh, 1111. A., to the Lectureship end Curacy of St. Andrew tindershaft, Leadenhall-street. The Rev. R. H. Howard, MA., to the Vicarage of Delston, Cumberland. The Rev. Henry Edward Browne Ffolkes, M.A., to the Rec. tory of Boughton, Norfolk. The Rev. Charles Lee, M A.. Incumbent of Binglield, near Ilexham. to an Honorary Canonry in Durham Cathedral. The Rev. John Willson, MA., to the Rectory of Meysey Hampton. The Rev. Rees Herbert 'Morgan, MA., to the Incumbency of Llanguick, near Neat'', GI rganahire. The Rev. T. Opeushaw, MA., to the Incumbency of }bracken• field, near Alfreum, Derbyshire. The Rev. H. M. Evanson, M.A., Rector of I.lsinioy, Monmodioeree.uth. shire, to the Rural Deanery ' if Mitchell• Troy, Llanrialf The Rev. W. H. Neale, ALA., Chaplain of the Bridowell, Gosport, has been appointed one of the Brethren of the Charter House, London. The Rev. M. Jeffery'', M.A., to the Rectory of South 'thumb!, near Alford. Lincolnshire. The Rev. Wm. Valiance. M.A., luctuubent of Maidsw ne, the Rural Deanery of Sutton. The Rev. Win. Gill, jun.. WA., Curate of Ilertingfordburf , Hertfordshire, to the Vivarium of Pulles.hill, near Bed. fordshire. The Rev. James Snape, M.A., Principal of the Royal G trict ram dis mer School, Newcastle.upon- vne, to the Curacy of the 1 church of All Saints, iu ti. town, The Rev. Frederick salte r, 8.A., to the Perpetual Curacy of East Teignmouth. The Rev. John Matthee , to the Vicarage of Knowstone and Midland, Devon. The lie.. John Bartlett, 8.A., to the Perpetual Curacy ef St. Blassye, Cornwell. The Rev. Joseph Gifford, BA., to the Perpetual Curacy of Newport, Devon. M.A., to the Rectory of Sutconibe, The Rev. George Harrison , Devon. The Rev. Wm. Augustus Conway, to the Perpetual Curacy of St. James, lierdowl, Maneheeter. The Rev. Edward Walker, M.A. to the Perpetual C , Uracy of St. Mathias, Salford. The Rev..l. Newham, 8.A.. to the Stipendiary Cur/try of the parish church of Poulten.le•Fylde, near Lieleaster. The Itev..latnes Hughes, 8.A., to the Stipendiary Curacy of Bite-knout, I sneashire. The Rev. George Frederick Wallis, 8.A. , to t he Curacy of St. John's Church, Liverpool. The Rev. Richard Dandy , to the Curacy of the Parish of Liverpool. The Bet. W. butt Meade, W the Curacy of Tarr:dol.) 83 Tice Rev. G. Leaded. to the Cum" el SC ClNmente DIMWas Liverpool. The Rev. Jon lidgworth Close, 8.A., to the Curacy of St. Bridget and slhMartin a. Cliosiar. The Rev. Richard liftman, M.A., to the Curacy of Orap penhall. The Rev. John Richard Armitsteni, 11. A., to the Curacy of Bandbach. The Rev. Henry Hurst Burrow. RA., to the Curtsey o f Covens. The Rev. John Hardman Carlisle, 8.A.. to the Coital of baud" P its Rev. Thomas Barge Jeakinson, 8.A.. to %hi/Curs:l 4 0/ 1040 tram-in-Londendale. near Manchester. The Rev. Frederiok Feeling Cuisine, MA., to the Curacy of Bt. Jamul s, Latchfoni. The Rev. Robert Temple, 8.A.. to the Curacy of St. Mary, Cheater. The Rev. William Horatio Pace. to the Curacy of Drigg. The Rev. Charles Hutchi n son Newbold, to the Curacy of St . Helen's. The Rev. Joseph Rooker Tucker, to the Cursoy of Wilton. The Rev. H. D. Version, to the Curacy of holy Trinity, llirken• howl. The Rev. W. A. O'Connor, to the Currey of Liverpool. Professor Moseley is to have the vacant Canonry at Bristol. VACANCIF.n. The Incumbency of rip. Stephens !'hush. Liverpool, by the res i g nation of the Rev. 'f. S. Aeland, M.A. Value, 15)1. a year, in the gift of the Rectors of Liverpool. 'the lnewnhe.ney of Mark, near Wells , Somerset, by the death of the Rev. J. W. J. Bennett, M.A. Value, 1801. a year, ill ths gift of the lion. Mr. Ryder. The incumbent, of et. Martheisat.Palace. Norwich, by the p referment of the Rev. 11. F. It. Milroy, M.A. Value, 1101. a year, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Norwich Cathedral. iinibersil ittrUignut. 0 \ FOND. 'rho Cluttioellor's Prism have boon awarded as follows :- I.min Verso—To 14r. George Itiddi ng, Ho l lowew of Exeter college. English Essay—To Mr. starling Willm ay, li.A., scholar of Wsdham College. The Rowboats Prise in English Verse, " Tito Ruins of Egyr• (ten Thew.," has been adjudged to Mr. Samuel Henry Reynold., scholar of Exeter College. T M UC ODSILATION Ci-sos Ltst.--Tho following is the award of the ElSAllinefS of the tint Public Examination, Eseter Tenn, leteS:— CLASSMEN. CLASS I.—Almond Haley, H., commoner. Bellied; Biller. George, post.moistor, Morton; Blomitrld, Alfred, scholar, Hal hid; Make, Thennas W., scholar, University; Lusliingtou. God frey. oommonar, lialliol; Middleton. John 11., schhinson, olar, Cor .l p us Christi; Miller, George scholar , Exeter: Mitcs saholar, Pembroke; Osieley, Charles E., emunitoter. Pernbmk. ; Pie/Lards, henry A., student, Christ Church; Robeson, Hew ming, scholar. lialliol ; Thornton, Thomas 11., scholar, St. Johns; Wingfield, Edward, scholar,Wiostanley, James 8., velioler, University ; Wollaston, WUllaut M., Blount seladal, Trinity. CLASS 11.—Baretay, Henry ,A. *mummer, Christ Church ; Burley, Alfred, eomerimon. WWI; Bridemo. John H.. sobc 4 w. Wartime ; Craven, Dom , St. Salm's ; Dam* Rai. c om e, Henry E., exhibitioner, 's; DMAdsaan. Fredericka. commoner, IiTSICINSS; I)Ube_. William D., etimnioner, Brimstone ; Fisher, Wilfred, hiosvir. Christ (hunch; Ful. ford, William, colatener, PemisslMl fir ' sr, Also W.. &my. Magdalen; Realm. Frederick IL, eltillsreer. Grid; HesIWS. is 4 l6. Reginald, oosor St. norm liopsins, Thomas H., rnm• moner, Triaft; Jejuna. sommoner, Quoen's; Ker shaw, Goorpl.:!•somgmee 'ir, Liptecombe, Jolts S., sonitIMISSINPISMI; oonimoner,tit. John's ; Malian, Rom A.. Christ Church; Meltdown. Doisks S., eananotor, ; Pain, John L.. wholes . . Brawinesi R A M ;atom H., szhibitiouer, Christ Cleulh : hort, WSW T., Moir, New; Style, Charles M., scholar, kit. John's,_• Wpm. Mesa IL. eammosar. Eisler; WllOsni. David D., _commissar, _Wel; George H. othular, Oriel; Wialmitori. abides 1.. ==w, Univeraci Nissans GI Aars.—are. tii P. Lewis. Graud ; Rev. Thelliklit Mlftl, Quest's; . Henry talearaniater; Willimallt6" Unlvasilty; ?mats Soo ditto; Rev. C. W Jalmatm. Delitai; Mount. Stuart E. Grant-Duff, ditto; Be. rt Jews B. 111114% chino. Church ; John M. Rattle. ditto: Oopogi sturtok_Wini.issedal ea Hall; William Allked, ditto; Deli Mom% wormier; John Coleridg• Potteson. Fallow al Merton Edward Copal core. ditto; Rev. Thomas H. Wilkinson. Bratienose ; George Loveday. ditto; Edward H. Hodson, ditto. Baena:ass or Man.—W. Poll s:fn Bastard. Gramndas C S om pounder, Baia; Henry IL LIASWAIT. ditto Thoalt, ditto; Alfred N. Holden Curzon, Merton; Arthur Brook, bcholsr of University; Newton Rogineld Smart, student of Christ Church; Henry S. Cook, Christ Church; Thomas Evans, ditto; Frederick William Walker, Scholar of rot-pits; John M. Brown, Wor e Ste ; Richard Copley Christie, Lincoln; E rn ost Chaplin, Oriel. The following n.(;.1,. degrees will ho conferred at the appmaching encomia:— The Marquis of Chandos, Marquis of Illansiforti, Earl of Hard wicke, Earl of Eglinten, Furl of Malrnesbory, Lord Colchester, Lord Iteele•miale, lord Stanley, M.P., Lord St. Sir Ro Leonard's, Maim G ene ral Sir K. Cast , Liontoptiont•Gvneral Roes', tiir E. 1.. Bulwer, Bart., !LP., Sir Archibald Alison, 'Bart., derick Murchison, Philip Pusey, Esq., Professor Armin, Right lion. B. Disraeli, M.P., Right Hon. S. H. Walpole, M.P., Right lino. J. W. Halley, MP., Right lion. Josriph Napier, 111. P., Dr, Forbes Winslow, David Forbes, Esq.,Right Wordsworth, Bishop of M. Andrew's, Scotland ; Right lion. T. H. Macaulay, M.P., his Grace the Duke of Richmond, Right lion. Mir .1. It. Police:- ton, Ml'. Major•tiensral Sir H. Smith, Bart., dm Bishop of Ohio, G. A. lisniiltun, Esq., M.P., Samuel Warren, Esq. I'AMBRINI F. iIOIIOIRART MASTER or Aiets.—liord Maneaster, Trinity Co!. lege. Ilaernr.kon or Divtiori.--John Fetesvick, Corpus chritell Cols loge. M or mon or A orig.—John Bailie., Trinity ; it. V Illa F . ythwan P T r i n ity; W. It. Bile., Trinity ; It. S. Gobbins, 14t. John'a; . corpN. Hutton. St..lohei'm ; 11. D. barel, calu.; T. Brotherton. us Christi ;J. E. Lanier, (p u b s Christi; James lieethen% U 111.01 1 .14. LICENTIAT R PI Moment.... —Willi am Ogle. St. c a therine Hell. Itactiot.oas or Awrs.---A. K. Cornwall, 'Trinity; At Urt Albeison Ms- Hate, Trinity; Richard Meade King, Trinity; Jon. 'Trinity ; E. 0. Tyler, Trinitvj Threaten }Rook.. st John's; I lenry Clawson, St...lohn's • 11. 11. Siosay, mt. John . . ; li. J. Welber. bi, Jolin; Wtn. FreolUts, coins; Ed. Honrhen, Conn; O. W. Sam. son, Cahn ; Edw. Grdon, Conan Christi ; J. IL Lea, Corpui t•hristi ; 11. J. Phelps, Corpus *lineal ; .1. 11. Crowth.r. Queen' ; N. K. Lk fffff e, (11104.1e1; .1. W. (lark.' cathetine Hall; W. 14, Seguin*, Ca th erine Holt ; .1. S. 'furor, 'Catherine Hall Edaeuel King, Jesus; E. 14. Cants Wilson, Christ's; IL R. Creed, Christ'.. ; Th o s. Richards, Christ's; WM, JOlllOlll9B Maillitou i U. We Sow" Matelot