The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-25 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, JAN. W.
At s congregation this day, congratulatory ad-
dresses to het Majesty the 9itees sod to their Royal
Highoessee the Prince and Prowess of Wales were voted.
The text of the addresses will be [related ea thou pre-
sentation._

The uodermentioned degrees were conferred :
~.—William Read Percher, and Dixon Peach, Ern.
mannel'College ; Edward Coulees If mon, Queens' Collets,
Charles Edward Taunton, 3LA., d CluinKhurth College,
Oxford, was admitted ad readers gradrun.

OXFORD, JAn. 23.
In a txmgregration holden this morning the fol-
lowing degrees were conferred, via. :—/Laeters of Arta : Rev.
Edward William Urquhart, Ballad College ; Rev. Charles
Eddy, fellow, QUellies College ; Revs. Henry Compton
Dickens, Henry Langton Rummy. and Frederick Rimed's,
fellows, New College ; Rev. Freesia Badham, fellow, St.
John's College. Bachelor of Arte—William Andrews
Fenno, fellow, New College.
MAGUALEN COLLUIS.--Tbs following gentlemen have
been made actual members of this college, viz.—Demies :
Thomas Wadden Marty' and John Wortley Cundey. Ex-
hibitioner : Cecil Walker Co..

Ustvgearrr Cou.noz.--On Friday, Yr. George Bremer-
ton, from Wakefield Grammar School, was elected to a
Fronton Exhibition in this collage.

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HOU, TRINITY SCHOOLS, PADDLNOTON.—A gentle-
man residing io Holy Trinity pariah district. Paddingtoo,
has given the munificent sum of I,ooof. towards the cost of
completing the above excel eat @shaman. The gift i. the
more pleasing as, according to the Wanes sheet, there was
a defic.evey of above 2,000 f., mid even now • sum of 900 f. is
Mill wanting. The donor has requested that his name should
not be published.—Pcldingeon Time.
TELEGRAPH TO INDIA COMPANT.—The report of
the directors states that the remaining meets have sow Men
disposed of, and there are no further liabilities. Messrs.
Glass, Elliot, and Co., the lessees of the hue, have lett-
mated that they will make no deduction from the half-
yearly payment of 1,25 d/. for the period ending Mat De-
ember, 1863, although the through oseinsunicatioe wee
interrupted foe about two months ; they reserve to them-
selves, however, the tight to claim the without (3300 at
any future time, should they think fit. The dhreetaes re-
commend that a dividend, et the rate of 5 per met per
annum, free of income tax, be paid to the shareholders far
the half-year ending 31st I:ecember, 1863, payable on and
after the nth Mat The directors regret to inform the
shareholders that intelligence has been received of a further
interruption on the Malta sod Alexandria table, but they
understand from Ileum. Glass, Elliot, and Co., that s ship
has men despatched with • proper staff to repair the fault,
end that the communication will, in all probability, he re-
stored in about a mouth from this time. During the inter-
ruption on the Halts cable, the company will get the be-
nefit of the receipts oo the Alexandria, Cairo, sad Sees
line ; sod in consequence of the meat Menem of the Inc.!
traffic, the directors do not anticipate that there will be
any deduction from the dividend of 5 per cent per annum
during the iemeieder of the lease. Before that term shall
have expired it is confidently expected that there will be •
further extension of the telegraph is the direction of Ada',
and possibly of bide, by which the compsay's property
will be greatly enhanced in value, end the directors will be
able either to dispose of the line or to work it themselves
with advantage and Profit.
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH LONDON RAIL-
HAY. —(M Saturday night a dreadful accident, by which the
guard of • goods trait, named James Branwell, lost his
life, occurred no the North Loudon Railway, within two or
three hundred yards of the Feacharah-street station. At
• quarter peat 8 o'clock the body of the deceased dm dia-
gramed, frightfully mutilated, lying se the rails sear
the Heydotiacthani juuction. The bead was oompletely
severed from the body, the right leg was set off, and both
arms were broken. It appeared that the demised had
mom up by the 8 o'clock train from Hackney, for the pur-
pose of taking charge of • goods train. He then walked
from the Fenchurch-street statism up the line to the
Hayden square junction. He then got up upon the mem
et the goods train that was waiting for biro. He noticed
that the "engine lights" were not all right, sod got off
the engine on to the line for the purpose of shiftioe them.
Is the dark he seems to have missed the 'Mx foot" meet,
and to have walked between the rails of the down
He had with him the usual small guards' lantern, but it is
not known whether or not the light was turned on. The
8.15 train from Fetichurch-etreet to Caledee. town ease
&keg at the rate of 15 miles en hoar, and knocked the de-
ceased down. The engine, which weighed 25 teas, end all
the carriages of the train passed over his body. He was .15
year, of age, and had formerly been in the Indian army.
He leaves • sick wife and three children.
CRTYTAL PALACE. HALI-A-CROWN DAT. --
SATURDAY, Ji.x. 23. Admirioas oe payment, 6ffi ; ditto
by seance tickets, 2,081; total, 2,706.
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