The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-27 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHS BH,L.

The house went into committee on this NM, resuming at
clause 13.
Mr. LYGON moved the adoption of a clause to the effect
that when property wu injuriously affected by the works of
a telegraph company the proprietor might apply to the
Board of Trade for redress, and that if the Bond of Trade
found on inquiry that the complaint was well-founded, they
might order the telegraph company to remove their wins,
due regard being had to the matter of expense.
Mr. GIBSON said that the contingency sought to be
guarded against by the proposed clause was already met by
' clause 26.
Mr. ROLT rid that clause 26 did not apply to telegraphic
wires passing in front of house*, and he therefore supported
the motion.
After a brief discussion, the clause wan withdrawn, on
the understanding that it should be brought forward
again upon the report.
The Chairman then left the chair, and

The home resumed.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY-AT-WAR ABOLITION BILL.
Sir G. GREY, in moving that this bill be read a second
time, explained that its object was merely technical. The
office of Secretary-at-War was now combined with that of
Secretary of State for War. There were no separate
duties, and no separate salary ; in fact the office was now
merely nominal.
The second reading was agreed to.
OATHS RELIEF IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
IBCOTLAND) BILL.

This bill was resit a secoed time.
THE LOCAL GOVERNMENMACT (1858) AMEND-

MENT BILL.

This bill was reed a second time.
THE SALMON FISHERIES (IRELAND) BILL.
Mr. ESXONDE moved the edit:Formant of the debate.
Ayes 5
Noes
The house then went into committee pro forma.
The Chairman reported progress, and obtained leave to sit
main on the 27th of April.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, in moving
for a bill relative to stook certificates to issuer, said the
object of it was to give additional facilities for dealing in
public stocks, and particularly with regard to those who
were in the habit of holding public stocks with a view to
borrowing on them. It was proposed to disable trustees
from holding stock in this particular form.
Leave was given to b►ing in the bill, and it was accordingly
brought in and read a first time.
The house adjourned at 25 minutes to 2 o'clock.

I7NIFERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIppf., *Jam 26.

CLABBICAL Throe.—The following as the
result al olnesical bonanza was exhibited in the front of the
Senate-hoses this morning :—Examiners : W. Haig Brown,
ILA., Pembroke Collage; H. R. Bailey, M.A., St. John •
College; Edward H. Browne, 8.D., Corpus Christi Col-
lege ; W. Y. Gunmen, M.A., Christ's College. Fiat Claw :
R. S. Wilmot), King's ; Trinity • Dyne, King's ;
Austen-Leigh, King'., and Currey, Trui, seq. ; Nixon,
King's ; E. M. Young, Trinit ; • alker, Trinity
Hall; *Falkner, John's, and ltesthcote and'
Pratt,
Trinity, seq. ; 'Rust, Pembroke • Chancellor, Clare ;
Spurting, Trinity ; Rudd,' John's. Second Class :
*Everett, Trinity • Bonier, Trinity ; *Skinning, Trinity ;
'Stevens, Magdalen; *Brown, Caine, and Oakley
and Plowden Trinity, and 'Procter, Christ's, si.q. ;
*Ssnderson, &roue • *Lobley, Trinity ; *Snowdon, John's ;
Kennedy, Trinity Hill ; 'McNeil., Trinity ; Carey, John's ;
Hickman, John's ; *McGill, Christ's • 'Dixon, Christ's,
Spencer, Emmanuel, Tartan, Trinity Hall, and Walford,
• mq • 'Collins, Christ's; 'Pooley, John's; Banbury,
Clare ; Balch, Cain. ; Brownjohn. Clare, and 'Leeks, Tri-
nity, eq. ' • *Hervey, Trinity ; 'Brett, Pembroke. Third
class : C. G. M. Osaka, Trinity ; llardcaatle, Trinity ;
•Ricbdale, Qum • Dalton, Clare ; Alston, Glare ; Bacon,
Clare ; 'Aldis, Trinity ; *Cadman, Christ's ; Waddell,
Trinity ; *Bolton, Trioity ; Cope, and Seholefield, Trinity,
▪ ; Kent, Trinity ; Wilke, Trinity ; Ralph, and Thom-
ley, Trinity Hall, and Tomlinson, Clare, eq.; •Willan,
John's ; *Haigh, Christ's ; *Hereto% Trinity ; Hollis,
Trinity ; •Fison, and "hiclrlllisin, Caine, ex'.
At a congregation held this day the undermentioned de-
grees were conferred :
M.A.—Charles Edward Lamb and Richard Wingfield,
Corpus Christi College ; William Horne. Caine College.
B.A. von OBDIIIMIT Dioazz.)— Wilfrid Hargrave, Tri.
city ; James Ogden and Henry Eldred Curtis, St.
John's ; Benjamin Bander Gardner, Trinity. Hall;
and also the gentlemen to whose n&11106 an uterisk• is pre-
fixed in the list of the classical tripes as shove.
Tex Cliaircm.Lon's MEDAL.—This medal haa been this
day adjodgedto A. Sidgwick, 8.A., of Trinity Collage. 2nd.
Noe-Wedged.