The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-23 00:00:00

Te declared elected. After
bre ke up.

TOWER.
The poll for this ward closed at four o'clock. The
worshipful Alderman (Finnic) declared the numbers polled
for each candidate to be as follows:
Mr. Juhn Briggs
Mr. Lawrence Redhead 49 Mr. Thos. S. Smith.... 45
Mr. Go..rge Aiteheson_ 47 Mr. James Cornell .... 38
Mr. Thomas Turnbull 47 Mr. H. A. Ward lB
Mr. Thomas Barkley .. 54
The Alderman then declared the election to have fallen
on the first-named eight gentlemen, who were thereupon
sworn in.

The Alderman then appointed Mr. Briggs as his deputy.
After passing votes of thauks to ,the Alderman and
the deputies for their services ter the past year, the court
broke up.

COLEMAN-STREET.
The poll on the election of the common council-
men for the ward of Coleman-street was as follows:
Hale
Hall Bl !Addington 77
Webiter Bl Hogg
Perkins
VaUsace 7B

SPORTING.
BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—TLZSDAY.
METROPOLITAN HANDICAP.
33 to 1 'get Contentment (taken)
33 to 1 Muscovite (taken)
40 to 1 Galvanism (taks')
40 to I Pug Orrock (taken)
40 to 1 Corybantes (taken)
40 to 1 Dexterous colt (taken)
40 to 1 Tobobki (token)
Contentment cad Muscovite were backed for all the
money that could be got on at 33 to 1.

" RamoCascns."—This, to the uninitiated, 801:00-
what muting title ia the name of an oil-painting by Mr.
A. F. De Prides, representing the most notable horses of
the present day. Of these there are 22, and they are shown
taking a gentle canter, headed by Cauesou. This most pro.
closet abode, however, are the Flying Dutchman and
Stockwell. The whole of this brilliant field and their
jockeys are portraits ; and the engraciog which is in pro-
, gems of execution by Mr. C. N. Smith will, doubtless, be
i highly acceptable to that great community which rejoices to
be known as the " sporting world."

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.
ORDINATION.
By the Lord Bishop of OLOIICESTRR and BRISTOL, OR
Sunday last, vie. :
Disco:ie.—Henry Canham, 8.C.L., Trinity hell,
Cambridge. William Holofernes, BA., St. Catharine
Hall, Cambridge. Reginald Rivers Kirby, 8.A., St. John's
Col'ege, Cambridge. Edward Bridges Knight, 8.A.,
Exeter College 010 R. Frederick Lynch, 8.A., Trinity
College, Dahlia. Benjamin Mallam, BA., St. John's
College, Oxon. Frederick Newman, RA., Trinity Col-
lege, Cambridge. Edward Colnett Oldlleld, 8.A., Trinity
College, Cambridge. Oswald Henry Leycester Penrybn,
MA., Ball. College, Oxon.
Paturra.—Frederick Allfree, RA., St. John's College,
Cambridge. Thomas Otto Murrill' Ball, 8.A., University
College, Durham. William Bertram, 8.A., Magdalen
Hall, Oxon. William Philip Strong Bingham, 8.A.,
Christ Church, Oxon. Henry Matthew John Bowies,
MA., Trinity College, Dublin. Alfred Brook, 8.A.,
Exeter College, Oxon. lames Dudley Cargill, Student in
Divinity, St. John's College, Cambridge. John Charles
Oiling, 8.A., Worcester College, Oxon. Charles Glynn,
BA., Trinity College, Cambridge. Henry Frederick
Hoyt, 8.A., St. Edm. Hall, Oxon. John vial James
Morison, B A., Worcester College, Oxon.

Rev. Robert Aawyl Prichard, &C.L., to Ashley Rec.
tory, Wilts, diocese of Gloucester and Bristol, vacant by the
risiornation of Rev. Edward Houlditch ; patron, Chancellor
of Darby of Lancastar.

NAVAL
ADMIILLLTY, DEC. 22. APPOINTMENTS. -- The
fellowiag appointments are to take effect final the let of
January ass t :—Papasstan: C. E. Cottrell, to Noptime ;
J. G. San*, to St. Georg* • B. Dyer, to Prince, ftegessi
J. Marsh, to Hoy. • T. HoOkey, to Edirtiorgh ; W. It.
Carrigan, to Lawlor; and W. P. O'Brien, to Siotoons.
Clerks in Ch :J. IC Term to Resia.usce ; and W. A.
Ward, to

PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 22.—The remains of Admiral
Sir Thomas Briggs, Ist* Commander-in-Chief at this port,
will be removed to London, by the train leaving here, to
Waterloo-bridge, at 8 o'clock to morrow morning, for inter-
ment in Kensal-green amatory. Minute guns will com-
mence firing at half-put B.—The Simoom, steam frigate,
Cautain Kingeome, arrived at Spithead to-day, from the
Clyde, with the remainder of the engines of the Duke of
Wellington, 131. She came into harbour to discharge
them. The Archer, 14, BMW steam-sloop, Commander
Strange, tailed early this morning for Piymouth. The
Avon, steam-vessel, arrived to-day from Plymouth, with
supernumeraries returning again to that port this after-
noon. The Stirling Castle, convict-ship, was towed over
into Blockhouse hole this morning, by the Porcupine and
Echo stramers.