The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-30 00:00:00

KIN CTS COLLEGE SCHOOL.

I The distribution of prizes to the scholars of this
institution who have bees mumendal at the various exami-
nations for the past year took plum yesterday, in the great
ball, in presence of Dr. Jolt, principal of the college, Dr.
Major, head-muter of the school, the various marten of
elegies, and a large number of the relatives and friends of
the pupils.
The Right Hoe. W. E. GLADSTONE. M.P., performed the
pleasing odic* of distributing the rewards, and on taking
the chair for that purpose was loudly cheered. Previous
to the ceremony of distribution, neve& of the principal
grimien recited with mash spirit and attire, and in a
manner which called forth general aeclanietioe,llollllo/ from
the plays of &phoebe. Terence, Arigtophanes, Plantes,
Schiller, Shakespeare, Sheridan, Goldsmith, kr,

The following ie the prise lid :
Upper Sixth Class.—Clainice.—Chriatie, Bremner, Rhind.
Sweetie', Fewcus, and Ricelterds. Division of Modern In-
Andiron.— Byron, Hope, and Dames.
Lower Sixth Clam.--Clissios.—Fewens, Lull, Carrow,
Milliken, Sandell, and Wiz. Modern lestruation.—Hope,
Hughes, and Barrett.
Fifth Clani.—Classies. —Cowie, Ward, Byrn*, Danz
Bird, and Peres. Modern Lestreetioa.—Ditmas, Lem
Mills, Gosling, and Miens.
Third Class. —Clandos.—Maraliall, Sweet, Dickies, Joem,
Walker, and Aden:eat. Modern laetrodloo. Boys.,
Ellie, Ellis, Honey, Swain, and Reid.
Vpper Fourth Clam.—Clessies.—Fox Smith, Snore,
White, Mason, and Wilma. Madera ILtrustion.—Chad-
Trick, Mille, Mies, Jacobs, Tegg, and Foster.
Lower Fourth Class.--Clikasica—Grast, Greenwood,
Mordannt, Jenkiasee, Timothy, sad Bamford. Modern
Instruction.—Bale, Greenwood, Adam, Msik, Beal, and
Griffith.

- Upper Second CLose.—Jad, Baker, Akehunt, Bomford,
Batts, and Jolliffe.
Lower Second Claw.—Bserno, Mount, Watson end
Roberta : the last three equal.
First Clem. —Mont, Upton, and &odic
Hebrew.—Chnstie.

The French prizes were obisioad by Harrison, Smith,
Keene, Hallo, Loynd's, Gnat, Dinkins, Monet, Richards,
Mordaust, Jotiffs, Hensmaa, Peskin, Hughes. Tea, Kiss,
sad Mama. French Ociavemetioa Lea, &muds, and
ITermen.—Christie, Desk Brooks, Haseassa, Downes,
Bodkin, King, Hunter, sad t.
Matbeamiace—Rhiixt, Caudal, Goodwin, Cau-
dell, Lyra!, Conde], Hessoken, Bodkin, , Upton,
Rye, %Verlag, Wherry, Hope, Laing, Bodkin, Rye, Scott,
Boot, 'Alec and Healey.
Atithnotic.—Bodkio, Weria end Laiog (equal), Pooh,
Loins, Cooper, Adams, King, lied Williams.
MINIM —Rhiod sad Philpot (equal). Douglas, Richards,
Beams, Cowper, sod Minns.
Mechanics.—Berms, Douai" Bodkio, sad Hemmen.
Penmanship.—Ditmos, Cooper, end Simpson.
Leadsosps Drawing.—Cowie, Stanger, Fell, Downes,
Cooper, Prestos.
Model or Water Colour Drswisg.—Cowper, Whipp, sad
Dittos/.

-6eomeirical Drawing.—C•wper mid Dilemma.
We may emotion that the walls of the great ball were
decorated with a large Dumber of very creditable specimen
drawings, the work of the pnpils.
The prize for Eaglieh yens, gives by the heed master,
was awarded to W. L. Barnes, who eras usable to be
preempt. Tho prises for ► Latin essay. Greek batlike, and
Latin mono were not awarded.

SCICIDZ IN ST. PAUL% CHURCHYARD.—Yeateriay
morning, between four and five o'clock. a lamplighter going
round to put out the ow, found a man hanging by • mrd
round his neck front some iron raffia's in Chapter Home-
yard. at the back of No. 56, Paternoster.row, the offices of
the Religious Tract. Society. The lamplighter cut the rope 1
and procured assistance, but tie man was quite deed.
Several letters writhes ia Danish, referring to the war, were
found upon him, but hie saute is not yet known. He was
taken to the dead house.
Novel. MODE or CONN-STAMP& —At the Col-
chester Petty Sessions, ca Thursday, a somewhat singular
case was brought to • termination. A woman, named Eliot
Barley, wee changed with having abandoned her illegitimate
male child on the night of Jaly 13, thereby eadasigeriag its
life. It appeared that the young woman had handed over
the hamper containing the baby to • cabman, with strict in-
junctions that he was to leave it that night at the resi-
dence of • Mr. Naylor, to whom it was addressed.
The cabman. not being aware of the contents of the
hamper, thought it would do u well to take it there in
the morning, and the poor baby was left in the comes
of the yard all night. It did not, however, seem to have
suffered from its exposure, as„ when the hamper was
delivered at eight o'clock the following morning, the child
was found to be asleep and apparently comfortable. The
defence was that the infant was Naylor's., and he bad told
the woman to send it to him ,• therefore, there would have
been no abandonment if Naylor bad acted up to his ar-
rangement. The medical men said that seeding • child to a
hamper as described would not be injurious to it if it weld
breathe freely. The bench were of opinion that the case
had entirely failed in regard to the charge of the abandon-
ment of the child, and they damnified the case. The deci-
sion of the bench caused an outburst of applause in court.
The hamper was about three feet long and 16 inches deep,
slid the inside was padded with soft white lines, with •
pillow. and two piece. of ribbue iota the child down,
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