The Express.
London, England, 1855-02-26 00:00:00

THE CHURCH.

On the 22nd instant the Rev. Henry Moseley,
M.A., was instituted to the Vicarage of Olveston, in the
county of Gloucester, on the presentation of the Dean and
Chapter of Bristol. On the ease day the Rev. Edward
Girdlestone, M.A., was instituted to the Vicarage of Bt.
Nichols. with Bt. Leonard, in the city of Bristol, also on the
presentation of the Doan and Chapter of Bristol. On the
same doy lb. Rae. Robert Jana% M.A., was instituted to
the Rectory of Bourton-ou•the-Hill with Moreton-in-
Manh, in the county of Gloucester, on the presentation of
the Rev. John Jarrett, and Avison Terry, Esq., the patrons
for this turn.

The Rey. Charles Hardwick, M.A., of St. Cathe-
rine's Hall, has been appointed I. the office of Christian
Advocate ia the Unlvenity of Cambridge

THE PATRIOTIC Rox—The circular of the
honorary secretaries to the local committees to the
Patriotic Fund pointed out national schools for the
orphans, but this was only uan example, and the
orphans of Roman catholics and diameters may of,
course be placed in their own mho* and will be paid
for by the committee upon the same scale as the
other children are to be paid for.

Mr. Layard, M.P., has invited his constituents to
meet him on Wednesday, at the County Hall, Aylesbury,
as he " desires to ezplala his views and express his opinion.
upon the state of public affairs at this important crisis."
Mr. Davies, the Conservative candidate, has been
returned for the Cardigan boroughs by a majority of 12
over Mr. Evans, his Liberal competitor.
Fox Cum.—The second meeting of the Fox Club
this season took pleas on Saturday evening, at Brooks's.
Present—The Earl of Albemarle, Earl Fitzwillhun, Vis-
count Falkland, Lord Poltimore, Lord Camoys, Sir Id. J.
Cholmeley, Bart, M.P., the Right Hon. Sir B. Hall, Bart.,
,B. A. Seaford, Req. Sir H. Ferguson Davie Bart.,
ILP., the Hen. Hamilton Duncan, Viscount Milton, H. F.
Ilespieween, 11vq., Rowland Alston, E9q., the Right Hon.
Lend Memo UM A. K. Stephenson, 81., the Earl of
lidaular, the Hoo. Charles Cavendish, M.P.. Viscount
lhslasles, M.P., Viscount Enfield, the Earl of Strafford,
um es For Russell, the Hoc. George W. Fitswil-
Ham, M.P., the Earl of Zetlaud, and the Earl of Tar-
-1 b°l•4l'

CHANCIE RINGING —On Saturday, the 24th inst.,
eight members of Fir. James's Society rang as excellent peal
et Grander' Major, consisting of 6,068 change., in 2 hours
and 68 minutes, at Bt. Oilees-in-the.Fields. The following
were the performers C. Clay, trebli ; J. Miller; 204;
J. Bogus, Srd ; B. Haworth, 4th ;J. Bradley, 6th ;J.
Austin, fith ; Hunt, 7th ;J. Pratt, tenor. The peal was
spoyond by Y. &Malls and 40nd5904 67 A. Bawls.

THE WAR.

THE RUSSIAN DEFEAT BEFORE
EUPATORIA.

We are indebted to the polite attention of the
Minister at War for the following official confirm'-
, tion of the news of the Russian defeat before
Eupstorle, published (exclusively) in the Deily
News of Saturday last :
Claridge's Hotel, Brook-street, 23th Feb.,
1833, 10 p.m.
Lord Panmure presents his compliments to the
editor of the Daily News, and begs to transmit
copy of a telegraphic despatch which has been re.
ceived from Lord Raglan, through the British agent
at Bucharest:

Before Sebastopol, Feb. 18, 1855,
A force, said to be 40,000, of Russians, with a large
number of guns, attacked Eupatoria at daylight on
the 17th, and was repulsed with loss by Ocoee
Pacha. Turkish loss said to be inconsiderable; but
Selim Pacha, commanding Egyptian brigade, was
killed. The British men-of-war, under the lion.
Captain Hastings, covered both flanks with great
effect. The action terminated 10 a.m., when the
IttUISIIIII3 retired a few miles.