The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-03 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

AMORAL?!' MAY 30. —APPOINTKENTS. —Masters
H. B. Hunt, to the Phaeton ; J. PaLner, to the Baran. ;
T. V. James, to the Rattier.
Second Masters J. G. Liddell, C. Hotel, C.'S. C. Watkins,
J. C. Thomas, S. H. Liddell, G. White, S. S. Soudan, to
the Euryalus, as supernumeraries.
Master's Assistant W. H. 13rickdale, to the Cossack.

Assistant Surgeon F. 11 —. Moore, e Victory for the
Royal Marines ; M. Coates, to Healer HotpitaL
Acting First Clue Assistant Surgeon J. Barnett, to the
Fiegard, for the Vivid.
Midshipman W. E. Heathcote to the Fak.

JIM! I:—Paymarter W. B. Hiitchieson, to the Eclipse.
Acting Second Masters E. W. 0. Smith, H. D. Walker,
J. F. Barrie., and W. C. Spain, to the Victory, as Imperial-

Engineer H. Hardie, to the Asia, u supernumerary.
First Class Assistant Engineers J. C. Gray, to the Fisgard,
u supernumerary ; J. West, to the Columbine, as super-
numerary.
ADNIIILLTY, Jurin 2. —APPOINTMENVI. —Minters
J. A. Collision, to the Jackal; and J. P. C. Clements, tote
additional to the Indus, for service is the Prince Consort.
Assistant Clerks C. F. W. Edwards, to the Edgar ; H. S.
Debar. to the Royal Adelaide, as supernumerary.
Chief Engineer R. Sampson, to the Indus, for service in
the Prince Consort.
Assistant Engineers T. R. Butters, to the Victory, for
service in the Sprightly ; H. J. Hall, to the Indus, for ser-
vice in the Prince Consort; E. H. Garwood, and F. Moore,
to the Aia, for service in the Eubank'ss.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, Joys I.

SiM WILLIAM BROWNI'S MZDALIL —These medals
have been this day adjudged as ender :—For the Greek ode,
to H. W. Moss, scholar of St. Jelma's College ; the Latin
ode, H. C. G. Monk. scholar of 'Trinity College ; Greek and
Latin epigrams, H. C. G. Monts, scholar of Trinity College.

CAMBRIDGE, JuNK 2.

Sr. Primes Cowan's—Tile u;iniaeTitioneclap-
pointmenta, &0., have this day beet made by the Master and
Fellows of this society :—Open Scholarships of 6W. per
minium Robert Kalley Miller, Glasgow University ; Robert
Acklom Fell, Rugby. The above after competitive exami•
nation.

Miller Exhibitioner from Huntingdon School.—Lightfoot
don►tiooe of GO/. each, were awarded to Witt and Pine.
Donation of 20/. to Mortar.

OXFORD, JUNE 2.

ENGLISH POEM ON A SACRED SUBJECE.—The
judges of this prize have to-day announced to the Vice-
chancellor that they have awarded it to the Rev. 8.. W.
Dizoo, M.A., Pembroke College. Proxima acomit, Rev.
C. H. Mode, R A.. Christ Church. Subject, "St. John
at Nimes." The prise, whirl is awarded once in three
years, is the interest of 1,0001., given by an unknown bene-
factor through the late John A. Cramer, D.D., Dean of
Carlisle. . .

Ina—rouvocation holden this afternoon the proposal to
affix the university seal to a humble petition to the
Honourable the House of Commons against a bill to " Re-
peal so much of the Act of Uniformity as relates to Fellows
and Tutors in any College, Hall, or House of Learning,"
was agreed to by a majority of 131, the numbers being :
Pbecote, 182 ; nou.plaoete, 81.
In a coovocation to be holden on Thursday next at 10
o'clock, it will be proposed that the honorary degree of
Doctor of Divinity be conferred on the Rev. William
Williams, M.A., of Pembroke College.

THE EOMO/Ff PEERAGE CASE.—Thin case, which
is somewhat romantic in its nature, and which we fully re-
ported when it was before the Court of Cbaocery in Loudon
a few months since, is now occupying the attention of the
Irish court, which is asked by the petition to remove tem-
porary bars to the rights of the petitioner (the present earl)
to bring en ejectment on the title for the recovery of the
estates bequeathed by the will of Henry Earl of Egmoot,
dated the 11th of December, 1841, to Sir Edward Tierney,
deceased. The petitioner is the heir-at-law to the late earl,
Henry, and the principal respondent is the husband of the
daughter of Sir Edward Tierney. The court was greatly
crowded on Monday, and his Excellency the Lord Limits-
Dent occupied a rat on the bench during a considerable part
of the day. Tbe ease is likely to last some dart
THE ACCIDENT ON THE BRIGHTON RAILWAY.—
At a late hour last night we were informed, upon inquiry at
St. Thomas's Hospital, that Tribe, the fireman was pro-
girsing favourably, and that, in spite of the feirful inju-
ries he had sustained, there were ultimate hopes of hie re-
covery. The inquest on Salmon, the engine-driver, will
take place to-day. The men at the military hospital in
Rochester-row are also progressing favourably, no relapse in
their condition having occurred.
EMIGRATION FROM LIVERPOOL.—From the go-
easement returns of the emigration from Liverpool, made
up to the end of May, it appease that during the month
18,266 emigrants sailed from Liverpool. while in the rams
month of the previous year the number was only 10,161.
This increase, however, is leas by some 2,010 as compared
with April ; but this apparent decrease is solely due to the
feet that there was not sufficient shipping in the poet during
the month to supply the demands of intending Nauruan.
From January to May in the present year the total emi-
gration shows an increase of 36,705, as compared with the
same period of the year 1882. In May there riled, " under
the act," 29 ships to the United States, carrying 219 cabin
and 13,220 steerage pareogen ; in " short ships." 507 pas-
sengers. To Canada, 'under the act," 2 ships, 42 cabin
and 320 steerage pusengen ;in " short ships, 20 cabin
and 860 steerage paryngers. To Australia, ' under the
act" end in " short ships," there sailed 8 ships, 99 cabin
awl 2,458 steerage purgers. To New Zealand, one ship,
"under the act," with 406 steerage passeogers. The
remainder of the emigrants sailed to Nora Soot's, South
America, the Fist and West Indies, and Africa.
MANCHESTER EMIGRANTS' AID COMMITTEE FOR
THE Gowns Durratcre.—At the fortnightly meeting of this
committee, held yesterday at the Town-hall, Manchester,
the executive committee reported that the committee of
' the Art Exhibition for the Relief of the Distressed in Lae.
cashire bad given the balance of their funds, amounting to
about 9001., to the Emigrants' Aid Committee, and a vote of
thanks was pessed for the very acceptable gift. The Rev.
G. C. White has sent to the committee two bales of cloth-
ing for emigrants amounting in value to 55/., which have
been received with thanks. A parcel of emigrants' clothing
has also been received from Miss Mills and ]fie Thortiley,
of Itoehatopton. The Pendleton and Stafford tmemployed
Operatives Emigration Society has been dissolved. and their
funds ordered to be tren..ferred to this committee, together
with a list of applicatioos for passages.
CITY SEWERS COMMISSION.—At the weekly meet-
ing of the Commissioners of Sewers, held yesterday, at
Guildhall, Mr. Deputy de Jersey presiding, Dr. Letheby
presented his quarterly report on the sanitary condition
of the City * In the quarter which has just expired the
I number of births registered in the City was 800, and the
deaths 80t • whereas in the corns
last ten years the average numbers have been 901 anorlfBt4hle.
The mortality, therefore, of the City population, during the
last quarter, has been rather sanative ; the thief increase
having been ie the poor localities of the Western Union,
where the death ran has risen from a general average of 30
ist the 1,000 to 34.2.

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Moray I.azojt, Catherine7Ze;t:lin;e—houle-ffelds, beeraeller, to

surrender TiLi 16, at 12.
WiLlann HAKIM, Bromley, Middlesex, amistant to a dairyman,

-Jane 14at IL ,
oSoank DOnD,Ledbury-rd,Nottlng4nll,nurseryman,June 16,at 12.
Beek! AIRAHAM BALDRY, Oreen.street, Bethnal-greet; beer-
bowie keeper, June £6. at 12.
ARTHUR GALLIVANT. Cableelreet, Whiteellapel, assistant to a
ip,-..twokoT, June 10. at 12
JOHN HAI= FRIAR, glrostone and Preston, Bent, blacksmith,

Juno 11, at 1.
WILLIAM OKAY, Church-street, Hackney, dyer, June 18, at 12.
Tnonas OATLARD, Wellington.mews, Ledbury road North, cab
proprietor, June 18, at 1.
Josarn 012t21.8, Orchard-place, If ackney,chandletoaohop keeper,
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June 18, at 1. . .
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FIXDIIIICIL CONS, Jun., Blngslmidge-terrace, Heath-town,
pianoforte key maker, June 18, at 12.
Fmwm Pin, Epsom, Surrey, saddler, June 15, at It
WILLIAM Gummy firtvits, Strand, tobacconist, June 15, at I.
Glo!a? ZDIFAJT CA XPBELL, Southampton-row, Russell-square,

hotel keeper, June 18, at 1. , . .
illOatas ROTll.nnon.. tkonpoalte Paring Works, Dud Greenwich,

foreman. June 16, at 11.
Oman Beret= Banes, ring-street, City and Metropolitan
Cattle-matte[, commiaM Mon s ughterrnan, June 16, at 1.
CHARLIS CLOD; Arbouruquare, Stepney beenelier, June 16, at I.
WILMAut THollan Pzitar,Clsrence.phee,Clapluun.road,poulterer,

June Is, at 11.
Paranoia% Matta' roan, Acton-green and Tornhani.green,
Middlesex, carpenter, Jaas la at 4.
WIIJI/11 Site, Bucklagham.street, Fitzroy-Nome, ehalrmaker,

Jane 15, at 11.
Gloamt MIDDISTox, Haverstock-psuit. commission
merchant, June 18, at 1.
fi F.NNEIT MU 9, Grove-vlllaa, South Hackney, warehouseman,

June 16, at 1.
FRANCIS ATDOW,Collese-dreet,Fulham.road,baker,Jane 15. at 11
FRANCIS WILLIAM WuoIJUDOIL FAQ, K ent,butcher.J une 15,at 11.
ALFRED COLLINS, BretFerstreet, Regent-street, plepares of

photographic papers, Jana 15, at 11.
°roma W 111.15, Upper Whitetromatreet, butcher,Junels,at 11.
ruoras Pp.? Fax. Prince's-place, Clapham-road. engineer,

MARL= LIATNICS. Hub Holborn, tavern keeper, June 15, at ii.
Saxon Gousseme, Birmingham. tailor, June 22, at IL
Jaws Moanan, Hereford, and FIIAMCIB RAMP ADAMS, Hoes,
Herefordshire, bankers, JUDO 19, at IL
(Moses IMAM', Bridgwater, nomersetshire, timber dealer,

June le, at 1.
.T.txxe OzAy, Sheffield, joiner, June 13, at 10.
RICHARD Hoelies, Pwderellog,Carnarvoneh.,draper,June 16.412.
Witliax Weer, ftaltord, Lanes/11ire, butcher, June re, at 12.

greengrocer,
June!!, at 12.
JAIINS lIARGIIZA•I9, Woodhottom 31111, near Todmorden, Lan-
cashire, cotton manufacturer, June 15, at 11.
811.1WIL CHASM fi01132011, Gosport, hairdresser, June 13, at 11.
CAIOLIIII ELIZAO6TII Pont" Landport, milliner, June 13, at 11.
%Imams WALK Ektlottedord.Lelcestenb..bullder,Junele.at
JAXIOI ELODII/1. 3011003, Cambridgeshire, innkeeper, June 12,at IL
JAMES TaallT, Thoniley Colliery, Durham, tailor. June IS, at 12.
ELLEN &MILL. 3tokesky, Yorkshire, haberdasher, June 16,at 11.
Jull2 ItsusgaLL, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, fruiterer, June 19. at 11.
WILLIAM HOOPIUL Brldprater,SoTherieUiLLlAiniet.JUnt 17, at 10.
CRMIT/COl, 91.1.b.9. grocer, J ‘!!. 18, at 12.

JOHN AM, 0148881, tailor, la"' 18, at 18.
JOHN DACUS'', Nenceatle-upo-1 rue, builder, June 17, at 10.
JOtneri Aye= Witaumant, Magna" Norfolk, carpenter,

Jana 14 at IL
TIMMY [MEP, 0111111101, Cardiganshire, Innkeeper,June 11,a$10.
WILLIAM Blain' Binierr, Lincoln, labourer, June IL at IL
Cizoxoz 80111111/ZILD, Broughton, .Northamptonehlre, publican,
JUDO 14 at
EDIWIN MOMAS ROBINS, Burnham, Somenetahlre, acc-nutaut,
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June 10, at IL
Anaemia SHAW, Birmingham, home painter. June 15, at 10.
SAIICIL CLIMB, Birmingham, tailor. June 15, at 10.
JAIM BAILIFF, Tranmere Park, Cheshire, picimber,Juse 10,at 10.
OnOltai W ALTIM.S. Stafford, innkeeper, June 16, at 10.
Taoism TATLOB. firewood, Maffei denire,machinlat,June 160411.
JAMES BALL, BIFFADOCA, labourer, Jnoe 17, at 11.
WILLIAM WOLFF, Chesterton, Cmubridgeabire, Journeyman
smith, June 10, at IC
WILLIAM Livia, Bury, cab proprietor, Jane 11, at 11.