The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-06 00:00:00

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of Dover to Norfolk.

The friends of Colonel Dickson purposo enter-
banjos him at's dinner, to be held on an early day at the
Albion, Alderegatertreet.
OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTEC—The Queen has 'been
sewed to appoint the Rev. James Stewart Wilma, M.A
to be minister of the church and parish of New Abbey, in
the presbytery of Dumfries, end Stewartry of Kirkcud-
bright, in the room of the Kee. Archibald Hamiltoo Char-
ter+, translated to the Park church, Glasgow; Mr. Jamas
Sharp, jun. lof the firm of Sharp, Harrisoo, and Sharp,
Southampton), has been appointed treasurer of the county
courts of Hants and Sussex ; An2edee de Broamod, Esq.,
has been appointed Colonial Secretary for She Island of
Montserrat; James Clement Choppin, Frei., has been ap-
pointed Attorney-General for the Island of Smut Vincent.
—otverrer.
SIZAite4HIII4 AT TRINITY COLLEGE.—The board of
Trinity College. Dublin, have resolved to correct a great
alone. Sixarships were established for the benefit of indi-
gent studeuta, but for many years they have been competed
for by the sous of men of property. the holders of royal
scholarship', and persons trained by extreme "cramming"
to compete for honours. The result was that the poor
student, who enjoyed no such advantages, was deprived of
what was intended for his exclusive benefit. The hoard
have therefore pared the following resolution :—" That in
future candidates for sintrabips shall. through their parents
or guardians, a week before the examination for aizarships,
[umiak to the registrar full information as to their circum-
stances, and that those persona only should be permitted to
offer themselves for examination who are eligible on the
ground of poverty."
REMAINS OF THE ROYAL CHARTER.—IL will Sur-
prise many to learn that, alter the lapse of nearly four years
since the melancholy wreck of the Royal Charter occurred.
operations for the recovery of the treasure contains( io it
are still carried on. Meier!. Gibbs, Bright, soil Co. sold
the pool some time ago to a firm in Anglesea for, we be-
lieve, about 71/0/. Whenever the weather permits. divers
descend to collect the mud at the bottom, soil this on being
waebed is found to contain goldduet and coin.
GREEK FINANCE.—The followiug clause is em-
bodied in a protocol of •confereseeTueld at the Foreign-Air+
oo the 26th ult., and signed by the *nipotentioriee of Eng-
land, France, and Russia :—" 2. With regard to the finan-
cial obligation■ which Greece Ins contracted towards the
three protecting powers me account of the Imo. in virtue of
Article Xl I. of the Convention of May 7, 183'2, it is under-
stood that the Courts of Pram+, Great Britain. and Russia
will in concert watch ever the strict execution of the en-
gagement proposed at Athens by the representatives of the
three powers, and accepted by the Greek government, with
the tweeUrreSre of the chambers, in the mouth of
June. lstiO. The representatives of the three Powers
in Greece shall for this purpose receive instructions prepared
in the same spirit to serve as the rule for their conduct.
The three courts' shall communicate to tech other those in-
structions, destined to protect their intereate by united
efforts.—Baron iltios, Reent:u., Bseogow." The meaning
of this doubtless is that the Powers will see that greets
shall in future provide the 36,000 f. per annum which she has
agreed to pay, and out of which the Powers bare engaged to
Tee the sew King of Greece 12,0001. per annum. it is
very desirable that the engagement entered into between
Greece sod the Powers referral to in this protocol should be
preduced. Meanwhile, the holders of Greek bonds and
coupons are interested is any movement which appears to
soggset as ideotification of toe British government with, or
its participation in, the financial affairs cf Greece. —M.
Market &rift..
Charles M'Cormick, who, as reported in our
Saturday's impressioo, was found guilty of wilful murder at.
the Longford Ageism, has been sentitecol to death.