The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-04 00:00:00

._ /roe etotirt. Visooturtaisasa--Craaley, Sydney, Galway, Hempen.
(Dow) Ashbrooks, Op.
L•Dllll—Pakiagtos, Ashburton, Mary Christopher, Hp
THE DRAWING-ROOK- smoke. Getavis OtOIVIIIIOF, Ague Grosvenor, John Russell,
The Queen held a Drawing-room yesterday attar- Blanche Hupplin' Nass,Augusta Gordon, Byron, Frederick
Mgr at St. James's Palace. PitzClarence, Thesiger, Poltimore, Mary Ceeil, Frederic
Ilia Majesty and Prince Albert arrived from Bucking. Smith, Abercronthy, Comore, Williams. Gore Booth, Anne
BIM Palace, attended by the Ladies and Gentlemen fa Mackenzie, Sophia Tower, Frederick Bentinth, Leighton,
, and 'snorted by a detachment of the Royal Reid. Charles Wellesley, Bruce, Frances Bridgcman. Simples,
Liertilift • Horse Guards. Bowyer Smyth, Charlotte Wentworth litzwilliana, Albredo
The Duke of Cambridge was present, attended by Lord E. Wentworth Fitswilliam, Dorothy H. Wentworth Pitaa
Winton Patriot Trillium, Mary Thompson, Lucy Herbert, Augusta Milbank,'
Prime•Berdliajunderattended the brewing-room. Major Joiliff,e France, Maynard, Napier, John Lieresford, Shit-
Drummed and three of the prince's smite were is attend• field, Emma Veit,, NickulknLevings. Puffin",Ell'Abith
MN 11111 bit highness.
sgrety's Hon. Corps se Gantlemse at Arms was on Valuers, Victoria Long Wellesley, Mary noes, Morgan,
limlli Chit, nn Beckett.
duty em the state-rooms, under the command of Major I °Noonan.," Adele Sidney, Mrs. Ashley, Mn.
Hamar, the Standard-Bearer of the Corps. The Queen's Charles Rowley, Mrs. Irby, Mn. Seymour Bathurst, Mrs.
Body Guard of the Yeomen of the Guard was on duty in Thomas Denman, Lady Pakenhuo, Mrs. Twistleton, Mrs.
the Palace under the command of Captain Phibbs, the Elea Hurry Baulk', Caroline Lytteltoe, Lady Bulwer, Mrs.
la Waiting. • Guard of Honour of the lot Life Guards, Pare, dimes Dutton, Mrs. Ralph Dutton, Mrs. Norton, 1
with the band of the regiment, was on duty in the large Mrs. John Elliot.
court of the Palace. Milannaaaa—lnland Blackburn., Henley, William
The Queen and Prince Albert were attended by the Walpole, Spencer Walpole, Paloinham Mahon, Charles
Milano, of the Robes, the Marchioness of Ely (in Waiting), Randolph, Milner Gibson, Alezander 01014, George
the Countess of Gainshorough, the Viscountess Causing,
Eters, Drummond, St. John, Hollows,, Rushbrooke, Trent,
the Marchioness of Douro, and the Countess of Desert, Higford Burr, Dunbar, Chaudos Pule, Halsey, C. It.
Ladies of the Bedchamber; the Hon. Amelia Murray (in Mackenzie, Robert Cannon, Charles Luahington, John
Waiting), the Hon. Lucy Kerr (in Waiting), the lion. Walter, Strutt, Jones (of Pantglas), John Foley, Wing.
ling Cavendish, the lion. Flora Macienald, the Hon. Bea.
Eleanor Stank?, the lion. Matilda Paget, the lion. Caro. field Baker, Stevens, Hodgson Cadogan, Rani, Ogle Hunt,
Bulkeley, Abel Smith, Guodhart, Lloyd (of Aston), Bar-
triesßurg, and thellion. Mary Seymour, Maids of Honour; wick Bilker. limy (of Hopes), Hayward, Lumley, John
the Hen. Mrs. George Campbell, the Hon. Dirs. G. E. Napier, Henry hitching, Talbot Clifton, Brooke, John Abel
Anson, and the Hon. Mrs. Trevor' Women of the Bed. Smith, Frederick Griffiths, George Vivian'
d Whatman,
chamber; the Lord Steward, the Lord Chamberlin, the
Trent, Drewe, Lionel Ames, James Ducknil Esteourt,
Master of the Horse, the Groom of the Stole to the Prince, George Paris radthawe, Fellows(of Shoteshain), William
the Vioe.Chamberlaiu, the Treasurer of the Household, the titoptord, W. Chickheley Plowden, Ferrer (of Brafleld),
Comptroller of the Household; Viscount Galway, Lord in Gerald Blennerhassett, Hugh Mill Banbury, liaskervyle
Waiting; Lord George Lennox, Lord in Waiting to his Olf. Ff.
Hon. Charles
Royal Highness; Colonel the lion. C. B. PhilTs, Keeper of Miaions—Dymoke, Mary Po lock, Angela Burdett
her Majesty's Privy Puree; Colonel the
Coutte, Pollock, May, Rowley, Bathurst, Cludde, Craves,
Grey, Private Secretary to his Royal Highness; Major- Millard, BenhurY, Irby, Baker C'resswell, Florence West,
General Berkeley Drummond, Groom in Waiting; Colonel Chamberlayne, Constance Abcrcromby, Reeve, Mary
Wylde, Groom in Waiting to his Royal Highness; Major. Smith, Cos, West, Lucy Wingfield, Emma T. Long, Hod,-
General Buckley, Equerry in Waiting; Colonel Bonsai. son Carlogan, Ralli, Hunt, Florence Hunt, Anson, Lloyd,
Equerry to his Royal Highness; Mr. Henry Farquharson' Sheldon, Scott, Elinor Scott, Catherine Pule Carew, Pare.
and;jdr, George Gordon ifeegnerion, pegs, of Honour is Keighly, Caroline Bellew, Sheffield, Dutton, Blackburn',
Wasting. Harriet Blackburn., Bucknell Estcourt, Emma Reeve,
The Queen wore a Bain of blue silk brocaded in silver, of Eliza Morgan, l'roctor, Blathett, liaikervyle Glcgg, Rowe
English manufacture, trimmedjwith silver blonde and white Trent. Morgan, Fallowea.
tulle. The ?Utmost was of white satin, covered with white .......
tulle, and trimmed with bows of white satin ribbe', and
blue and ,silver ribbons. Her Majesty's head-dress was
formed of diamonds and feathers.

REVISION OF THE CAMBRIDGE STATUTES.

The }omen Ministers were introduced, when the fol-
lowing presentations to her Majesty and Prince Albert
took place in the diplomatic circle
By her Excellency Madame Wakwski, Madame la
Doehesse de Valtny et as tille, Mademoiselle de Caux.
By his Excellency the Ambassador of France, M. le
Comte de Laurieton, Attaché a l'Ambemade.
By the Prussian Minister, Prince Rudolph de Croy,
eldest son of his Highness Prince Croy of Westphalia;
Baron de Wartenberg, Baron de Sehweinits.
By the Brazilian Minister, the Chevalier da Silva Maya,
Attached la Legation Imperiale.
By the Sicilian Minister, Cavaliers Nicola Cimino di
Valengans, Conte di Caltaniaette.
The diplomatic circle was attended by the French Am-
bassador and the Countess Walewski, M. Charles Baudin,
First Secretary, and M. Jules de 84tli, Second Secretary of
the Embassy; the Belgian Minister and Madame Van de
Weyer, M. Charles Dreamt, Conseiller de Legation, M.
Maurice Delfaese and M. Octave Dalepierre, Secretaries of
Legation; the Bavarian Minister and Barnes. de Cento;
the Russian Minister and Baroness de Brunnow, and is
Comte Andre Bloudoff, Secretary of Legation ; Count de
Kielmansegge, the Hanoverian Minister ; the Prussian
Minister and Madame Bunsen; Baron de. Habanero,
Swedish and Norwegian Minister, and Baron de Geer, fie-
, eretary of Legation; the United States Minister and Mrs.
Abbott Lawrence, Miss Abbott Lawrence, and Colonel
T. B. Lawrence, . Attache to the Legation ; Senor
X. laturiz, the Spanish Minister, and M. P. So-
relit, Second Secretary of Legation ; the Marquis
d'Azeglio, Sardinian Minister, Marquis Oldoini and
Count Corti, Secretaries of Legation ; M. Gianotti,
Attaché to the Legation, and the Marquis Taliacarno ; M.
Tricoupi, the Greek Minister, and M. Lodorikis, Secretary
of legation ; the Turkish Minister and Madame Musurus,
M. P. Malaria, First Secretary, and Dilaver Effendi,
Attache to the Legation ; Baron Bentinck, the Netherlands
Minister ; the Portuguese Minister and Countess de
Lavradio ; M. Macedo, the Brazilian Minister ; the Sici-
lian Minister and the Princess di Carini ; the Danish Mi- I
meter and Madame de Bills and Count Alfred de Reventlow
Criminil, Attache to the Legation ; Shad Khan, Persian
Envoy, and Major Mina Ibrahim Malcolm, First Secretary
and interpreter ti the mission ; Colonel F. Facto, Mexican
Charge d'Affaires, and M. de Savignon, Attache to the mis-
sion ; Baron de Kubeck, Austrian Chargé d'Affaires ; the
Earl of Malmesbury, the Queen's principal Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs ; the Countess of Malmesbury, and
Major-General the Hon. Sir Edward Cast, K.C.H., her
Majesty's Master of the Ceremonies.
In the general circle the following ladies had the honour
of being presented to her Majesty :
Miss Saphia Abercromby, by her mother, Lady Aber-
cromby.
Lady Anderson, by Lady Charlotte Copley.
Mies Anderson, by her mother, Lady Anderson.
Mrs. Darkly, ender return from British Guiana, by Lady
Pakington.
Mrs. Middleton Berry, on her marriage, by Lady Le-

CAMBRIDOE, Jose 3.
The syndicate appointed by grace of the senate,
March 7, 1849, and renewed March 16, 1860, March 19,
1861, and March 26, 1862, to revise the statutes of the
University and to report to the senate, having again taken
the subject of the constitution and powers of the caput into
consideration, have recommended that a grace should be
offered to the senate for the introduction of the following
scheme into the proposed new body of statute...
1. That the caput, elected and ionstituted. a. is pre-
scribed in the draft of the revised statutes, shall retain the
powers therein assigned to it so far only u respects graces
for conferring degrees.
2. That a council shall be formed in the following man-
ner :—The heads of colleges shall appoint three members;
the doctors in the faculties of divinity, law, and physic, not
being head, of colleges, shall appoint three members, that
is to say, the Doctors In Divinity one, the Doctors in Law
another, and the Doctors in Physic a third ; the professors,
not being either heads of colleges or doctors in any one of
the said three faculties shall appoint three members ' • and
lutly. the colleges shall appoint three non-regents and three
regents.
One member of each of the five classes above mentioned '
shall go out in rotation every year on November 6, being
however re eligible, and on the same day the appointments
by the heads of colleges, doctors, and profevora shall be
made in the senate-house, the chancellor and the head of a
college senior in degree, the two doctors in each faculty
senior in degree, and the two professors senior in degree
standing in scrutiny. They that have moat votes in the
first scrutiny shall be deemed to be appointed. and co like-
wise, if it be necessary to resort to a second or third and
last scrutiny. At the same time the names of the nen-
regent and regent appointed by the colleges, the appoint
ment of them resting with those colleges, whose turn it may
be to appoint the scrutators, shall be certified to the chan-
cellor by the masters of those colleges or their deputies.
The names of all the persons appointed shall be imme-
diately published to the senate by the senior proctor.
The day after (Sunday not being reckoned in either cue)
all the five persons so appointed shall be separately proposed
to the senate for election by grace for three years: and
fifteen persons so elected shall with the Chancellor and the
Vice-Chancellor of the preceding year constitute the said
council. _

In case of a vacancy by death, or by any other cause
which shall be deemed sufficient by the Chancellor and two
ender doctors present in the university, the class or col-
lege, which appointed before, may appoint again within a
time to be prescribed by the Chancellor: every person so
appointed may hold the place of a member on the council
for the same period as that during which the person,
whose substitute he is, would have held it. But if the
cause of vacancy be not deemed sufficient, or if any ap-
pointment, whether of an original member or of a substi-
tute, be not duly made or certified, or if the person
appointed be not elected by the senate, then the election
shall be made in the manner prescribed in cap. v. sec. 9 of
the draft of the reviaeditatutes.
On every occasion, when any member of the council in-
tends to absent himself from tho university for a limited
period of time not exceeding one term, he shall be at liberty
to appoint a deputy during such absence, who shall be
offered to the senate for election by grace.
If any member shall have been absent from all the meet-
ing' of the council during two successive terms, his place
shall be ipso facto void.
The place of a member of the council shall not be ren-
dered void either by his resuming his regency, if a non-
regent, or by his promotion to non-regency, if • regent.
The duty of the conned shall be to consider and prepare
ell graces to be offered to the senate, excepting those for
conferring degrees, whether proceeding from individual
members of the senate or from syndicates: nor shall any
gram, except for conferring a degree, be offered to the
senate without the previous sanction of the major part of
those voting upon it in the council.
No businem shall be transacted in the council unlearn five
members at the least be present, of whom the chancellor
shell always be one, and he shall have the casting vote
when the votes are equally divided. In case of a difference
of opinion between the chancellor and a majority of the
sminWn of the council present no act of the council shall
be valid without the approval of a majority of the whole
number of persons constituting the council.
Meetings of the council shall be held at least in every
alternate week during term time, and also at such other
times as to the chancellor may seem fit.
(Signed) Richard Okes, Vice-Chancellor, Gilbert Ainslie,
R. Tatham, W. Whewell, H. Philpott, H. W. Cookson,
James Cartmell, J. A. Jeremie, Henry S. Maine, Henry
J. H. Bond, W. H. Bateson, J. J. Blunt, Joseph Roundly,
Francis Martin, W. H. Stokes, W. H. Thompson, E.
Warter, Edw. R. Thad, Jas. Atlay, G. N. Sykes, E.
Atkinson, A. H. Wratialaw, W. P. Anderson.
A grace in accordance with the above recommendation
will be offered to the senate on Wednesday, Oct. 27 ; and
graces in accordance with the tecommendations of the re-
ports of the syndicate bearing date Dec. 10, 1551, and
March 23, 1832, will be offered on Wednesday, Oct. 27,-
Thursday, Oct." and Friday, Oct. 29.

John Biaet, by Lady Radstoek.
Lady lilackett, by the Duchess of Northumberland.
Mrs. Blakistou, by Lady Wade.
Miss Anna Blakistan.lky her =other, Mr.. Diakietom
Mrs. Edward Bode, by the Marchioness of Salisbury.
Mrs. Bold, on her marriage, by Lady Morgan (of Tre-
degar).
Lady Bonham, by Viscountess Jocelyn.
Miss Bouchier, by the Duchess of Richmond.
Mrs. Brise Ruggles Brise, by her mother, the Dowager
Lady Bowyer South.
Mrs. Arthur Brooks, on her marriage, by the Countess of
Meath.
Mrs. Bruce, by the Countess of Forteseue.
Miss Cecilia Bulkeley, by her mother, Mrs. Bulkeley.
Mrs. Bulwer, by the HOG. Laßulwer.
Miss Bulwer, by her mother, Mm. Bulwer.
Mir Alicia Banbury, by her mother, Mrs. Hugh Mill
Banbury.
Mrs. Burdock, by the Duchess of Northumberland.
Miss Bardon, by the Duchess of Northumberland.
Mrs. Chumberlayne, by the Duchess of St. Albans.
Mrs. Christy, by Viscountess Newport.
Mre. J. Wth•md Clarke, on hermarriage, by herntother,
Lady Clay.
Mae Isabella Baker Cremwell, by Mrs. Cadogan.
Miss Crouton, by her ;lister, Mn. George Paris Brad-
shaw,.

Mir Gertrode Canlife, by her sitar, Mrs. William
Feeder.
Mks Draz, by the Kira Mos of Weeleikitar.
Miss Sarah Draz, by dill Wardirmis et Westminster.
Miss Drew', by hi, maser, Mn. Drown
Miss Emily Dutton, by her cant, the Hon. Mn. Ralph
Dutton.
Min Rees Men, by her mother, Mn. George Elms.
Mrs. Remus, by the Marchioness of Sly.
MnMarianne Brans, by the Dachas. of Norfolk.
Mn. Fey, of the United States, by Mrs. Abbott Lawrence.
Min Fay, of the United States, by Mrs. Abbott Lawrence.
Mrs. William Foster, on has 'marriage, by the Countess
of Muth. _

Lad =Moo etas
Sven hike, am her marriage, by the
Onniess of Lambed.
448/ her another, Mrs. Fellows..
Gennena eroszenor, by the Marchioness of West
miaow
Ilia Hau,Lady Thesiger.
Lady Head, Lady Pabantam.
Mn. Howell, the Counter of Egmont.
Mies Julia by Lady 'Wife.
Mn. Ken, by Mn. Milner Gibson.
Miss Le' Min end Miss Isabella Leighton, by their mo-
an, Lady
Mn. Maxwell, by Viscountees Galway.
Kin Abs. Wary Constable Maxwell.
KM by Mrs. Henry Constable Max.
Mina Milbank, by bat NAM t, Lady Augusta Milbank.
Mrs. Patrick Monpumne, by the Hon. Mn. away
Bsillig.
Miss Fanny Morgan, by her mother, Lady Morgan.
Mrs. Richard Oliver, am her 'marriage, by Mrs. Charlie
Randolph.
Mile Cuarlotta Pare, by her mother, the Hon. Mn. Par&
Hon. Mrs. bantling Percy, by the Duchess of Northam- 1
borland.
Min Annetta Flood's, by her mother, Mn. Chicheley
Plowden.
Mir Chaadcs Pole, by her mother, Mrs. Chandos Pole.
Miss Eleanor Chandos Pole, by Mrs. Chandos Pole.
Miss ettandla Pntyman, by In sister, Mrs. Hamilton
Tawas.
Mn. Legit Rlahmead„ by Lady Augusta Milbank.
\amen Mn. Rinsesdeoa, by kw engin, Mrs. Gerald Blamer.
Lady Rowley, by the He.. Mrs. Charles Rowley.
The Han. Ernestine Wellington Sidney, by her aunt, Lady
AlliCGordan.
.14Arthur Smith, by Mn. Milner Gibson.
Miss Haworth, by Mrs. W. I" Plowden.
Min r °Toner, •

MR. FIAROUB O'CoNNon.—The hon. and learned
gentleman the member for Nottingham, Mr. Feargus
O'Connor, visited the Law end Equity Court. yesterday
morning. The emmalleisillhe of the hon. member were not
exhibited to the mime they were on former occasions.
After moving from emit to court, Mr. O'Connor proceeded
to the librraarryy of the M of Cemesses. In the course of
his perambulatisam be wee Mended by a considerable num-
ber of persons, wbewelebed Wm been motives of curiosity,
much to the annoying* Metre Judges of the several courts.
If, as is alleged Mr. O'Comme is ad,be has certainly
" method in his ,madnens"—fler be ondisamens testier clear
of "the windy side of the low." The Lord Chancellor and
the Lords Justices have, we emillmehed, given instructions
to take him into custody if be again presume* to trepan
on the decorum of the court, and yesterday, when be
entered the Lord Chanoellor's Court, the tipetaff imme-
diately approached him, evidently ready to take him into
custody if he evinced any disposition to indulge in his co-
matricides.
AN AERONAUT KILLED AT MANCHESTER.—We
regret to state that another life has been added to the long
Het of sacrifices made by the adventurous aerial voyagers,
whose trips, from which so many advantages were once ex-
=to science, have been available so far se little else
die holiday spectacles at public entertainments or
W. One of these ascents was advertised to take place en
ednesday at the Belle Vue Gardens, Manchester, by
Signor Gumeppe Lunardini. Under this imposing name a
gentleman from London, better known, probably, as Mr.
James °militant, connected with Cremorne Gardens, and an
old companion of the late unfortunate Lieut. Gale in bin
numerous ascents, came down to Manchester. An immense
crowd of people attended the gala at Belle vim The bd.
loon, a new machine, 40 feet high and of 33 feet diameter,
holding 23,000 cubic feet of gas, was duly inflated, and war
ready for the ascent at seven o'clock in the evening. A
heavy shower of rain was then falling, however, and the
were not tel loom till half.past seven. It was then

Chichi,lay .
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t. - __..r, by Mrs. Bilkeley.
M. William Spoke, ocher marriage, by the Marchioness repo a._
rs
edll reining, but the balloon went majestically ap into a
f Ely. dense black cloud and was lost to the spectators in about two
Miss Stapleton, by the Cow:item of Roden.
The Ran. Miss Agnes Stoner, by her mother, Lady minutes. A heavy shower succeeded, and nothing more
was seen of the balloon from the gardens. A strolls
Camoys. wind was blowing from the south-west, and the metal
Miss Louisa Style, by Lady Morgan. • voyager took a direction towards Saddleworth, in York-
Mrs. Edward Theekwell, on her marriage, by the Dow. shire. Up to yesterday morning his fate was unknown.
Lady Talbot de Walabido. but it was then ascertained that Mr. (Ruthann had been
Mrs. Thistletherayte. by her mother, the Hon. Lady killed in a stone quarry near Raddleworth. The details
Pakenbam. were not known, and our correspondent would not he able
Miss Framer Tytler, by the Duchess of Albeit. to ascertain them in time for the express train to London
I
Mil. Pattlek Eraser Tytler, by the toucher of Atholl. which brought this account. It appears that the engage-
Eat. Yin. Vereker, by her mother, Viscountess Gage. went was made with Mr. Oonleton's son to make the ascent,
Mn. Charles Whataan side Baroness Harriet de Kilgore but he was unable to get away from Cremorne Gardens,
fill, by Mrs. Whatisan. and the father came down to supply his piece. This is said
Lady Williamswyon, onb„ marriage, by thecowiww, to have titan Mr. Ociulston's fifty-fat ascent. The balloon
of Firer was a new one, manufactured by himself at hie oilcloth
Mrs. Luwat..n Yatman, on her eyiniege. by Lady gopbw establishment, Old Kent-road, London. The unfortunate
Tower. gentleman is said to have been killed about half past eight
The following ladies attended the drawing-loom: o'clock, sr three quarters of an hour after the ascent.
Ducsarse—Northumberland, St. Albans. DF.AtIt OP VIE EON. EDWARD CHAS. HERBERT.
MAscsionsseze—Westminster, Ruder, Salisbury. —This gentleman died at the seat of his nephew, the Earl
COON TOM lll—Kinaoul. Derby, Lichfield, Sefton, Ewes of Caraarvon, Highdes-house, Hants, on Sunday last. lie
Jersey, Roden, Woos, Zotlaud, Egmont, reeds, Longford: was in his 60th year, and was the youngest Wu of Henry
Ye:blemish. . Georg*, second .