The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-24 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, Sarr.• 23.
Jure Comm:oz.—An election to two scholarships
at this epilogs, of the anneal value of SOL each, wMI felt
place, as Thursday, the 20th of October. Coadidates must
be natives of Wales or Maemouthebire, and bent bean
Ideated for the four year last pin, at oee of the free
=same. of Abergaveeny. Bangor, Bean/serfs, and
non, or the free School of Cowbridge.
Au. SOPI's COLIXOL —An election tailor fellow-
ships, now vacant is this college, will take place on the
3rd of Woreather seat. Candidates are requested Wall on the
~des on Tuesday, October 25, between the hoursof 3 and 5
p.m., and most brier with them the following papers :-1.
Testimonial of good °adore from their college for three
year. 2. Certificate of &Otero. 3. Oertilicate of having
takes the decree of 8.A., or having weed all this emit-
mations required by the university for that degree. 4. Oa.
tifisates either (a) of having been pieced in the flne
class is use, at West, of the public examinations of the
unlvenity, or (b) of having obtained some prise or scholar-
ship within the university mattaehed to ay sellers or
hall, and opes to general competition ameag Se members
of the university. The examination will oinemenin en
Wednesday, October 26, is the College hall. Osadidsiss
will be examined in "subjects recognised in the ishoul of
jurisprudence and modem Dietary Within the lutiaMiltY."

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION POE THE Paollo-
- OP SOCIAL SCIENCE.

YORK. Pamir, Sam 23.

The regular business of the meeting of the associa-
tion was oonarsenosd this morning. The aspect of the city at
an early hour wee one genteel hustle, the streets being well
sprinkled with visitor., members of the societ► mid their
triads. Ameept those who are staying bare, sad have
beat pressat at the reeeticp of the differeat departments,
were observed the Archbishop of York, Sir J. Peldnikm,
Lord R. Hooters, M.P.. Sir MAW North-
, cote, Sir Jams. Wilde, Mr. Pollard-Urquhart, Y.P.,
Mies Bemis Parkes, Mr. A. J. &optima Q.C., Mr. 0. God-
win, Mr. F.. Chadwick, C. 8., Rev. Canoe Yel,Bl, Mr. J.
Seedwith, Hon. Dudley Campbell; Mr. R. Baker. Inspector
of Factories ; Rev. Dr. Burgess. Dr. Laskauster, Sir C.
Hastings, ht. It is understood that between 900 sod 1,000
amebae sad aeeeeimtss ham gathered on the present
wade&

At hell-pat 10 the whole body of the eamoiatiom, actually
or by representatimi, assembled in the Fertival Concert.
rooms ; Lord Bnotioesif presiding.
I Sir Jame' Wilde, the meant of the notice, delivered sa
'Monde address is Law Amendment. The learned judge
did sot despair of a rodeo*" of our laws and preeedeate to
**raise like seder, if we aimed first at a digest rather
than • oodifiestioa, the tomer admitting of gradual prow"
He urged that the public of this day would hardly be so sc•
quireeet u fernier generations is the eintinuanes of *mfr.
forties and coda/ion. In another weak" Mr. R. Heidi*
soli, C. E.. and Lord R. Montego, deleanted on the proper
diepreal of town rewire for the benefit of society goeinany.
A very isterestiog meeting of 3 003 working MIS IVY held
in the evening, Lord Brougiaam, who was promat, case more
mealiest* his sympathy in the k wdred ceases of Go-opera.
tics and temperance.

THE REGISTRATION IN NORTH DTEHAII.-011
Thursday mersift, Hr. Udall. the reeling barrister, sat for
about an hour at the Atbenseum, Sunderland, to asish the list
of claims, and afterwards proceeded to Hatton-le-Hole. The
liberals ham had a mod victory, the result of which will
materially Weems future cootests, both for the division of
the county and the berough.—liermork Chronicle.
BROTHER lONATIIIS IN THE NOlTH.—Brother
Teethe. is vigeroody pureeing his vocation in Newcastle,.
On Thursday eight he delivered a third lecture I. furthemiace
ol the doctrines of Mosesticimn, the place of merle( this
time being the Music Hall, which wee filled by a large sad
ietelligent audience ; sad the "rev." gentleman wbo mis-
dated biased( se diegracefelly 000spicuous OD the two former
occasions being absent, the proceediegs moved off smoothly
and quietly, the Benedictine Superior receiving that fair and
easdid berries for which he hal previous! pleaded is
vele. Sopplemeetery to hie platform addresses, the
Moosstic Bretber has addressed to us a letter, from
which, as to his principle, and object., some
important informetios sill be gleaned. So far from tailing
amiss the proposed establishmeet of a rival order is this
town, be expires* his delight at such • prospect, sad indi-
cates his intention, if circumstances should permit, to toned
a similar isetlintioe io Newcastle, several of his (needs here
having signified • wish that he should do so. Of the cos-
duct of the local clergy he loudly complains. mid the re-
fusal gives to his spoil/sties to preach is St. Nicholas
March (the mean assigned by the vicar being • fear of
"tel.( offence to the people) has especially displeased him.
Thus debarred from the pulpit, the Hamitic Brother will
is ell probability eats hold forth from the lecture room on
Sesday.—NerceaUe Chronicle.
A serious fire occurred yesterday afternoon,
lllerers. Berge re rusk& factory, Upper-street. 'Anton,
balesseirly destroyed. The property was insured, end
the chief lees will tali upon the Gimeral Oglos.
HoisniAN's TEA is choice and strong, mode-
rate Is iris', rid wheleiame to use. These athsataps have
seen for tilirtANcLesseLeal preference. It Is sold la whet' by
2.1110mMe..4