The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-09 00:00:00

SCENE AT CAMBRIDGE YESTERDAY.

The Cambridge pepers ofthis day state title the sanest the
Senate-home we. as be. lot bean witeasesi is Cara
bridge this many &day." The et:Mame to the ileastit-bosee
th's morales was °Nora' St Mary's thumb, and strict ie.
jimmies, were given by theVies-Cbancillor Oilmen!, Keaton
et Atte, and person, handseled by Misters orilists, should be
admitted; this order being in eoesegeeem of the up-
rose indelpd is on the previ to day by tbeundergradnates.

The undergradastes expressed groat dissatisfaction at t►eir
ezelnine, and, after the poll had eland, an extraordinary
"nue occurred. The indignation of the undergraduates
bunt forth it the appearance of the Vice Chancellor, and
the latter was followed from the enate-bow to Trinity
college by an .:cited nob, who booted and bellowed at the
top of their voices throegbost the entire discuses.
As the halm for polling La the evening approsithed, page
of undergraduates collected in the neighboubood of the
sense-house ; and before seven o'clock a fares of several
hundreds bed get together. They sairebed up and down
Trinity-street in dense masses, booting, bel'owing, tcneok
lag, sad whistling, under the expectation Oat they should
lave the eatisfactios of escorting tho Vin-Ciaasellor to
the Senate-bone." About
.halt-pact seven they were in
great fan at the 'striae. opposite 8.. Mines passage,
when they tore down an awning tint had been erected
during the day, and many of them forced their way into the
mielesiare.

The hour appointed for polling was belt past seven, but
no Vint-Cbancolloo made his appearance ; and it was not
until 8 &auk, that some me who had been watching
Trinity gates, came tearing along, urging their coreredm
to " whist'', whistle." And then (nye the Cambridge
CAremicie), arose a terrible yell from hundreds of vokos
surrounding the estrange opposite Bt. Mary's-passage, art
which the Vies-Chaaosilcr was eapected to go in; they
were, however, disappointed of their prey, for admittamee
was 'steed quickly and quietly at the principal gate, as
fletatc-husse-bir. On entering the schools, the Vice-Chars.
feller was greeted with sounds both complimentary and the
reverse by a dense crowd of Masten of Arts.
Whilst clu polling wee going on a body of itudermadtates
made an entrance into the old Couto' King., and smelted
the winnows of thaschools; whaentoo a cry arose from the
Masten of Arm to tin edict that the uncial ridestes ought
not to have been 'bet out. . . .

Before the Vtcs Chancellor quittol the echo3b, he re-
quited the 1 ratection of the gentlemen pretest on his way
home, sad a body of them responded, sod formed them-
selves into a gourd armed him. No serum was the pet-
session obeerved ander the Library the. an unearthly ay
arms, and whoa the Via-Chencallor emerged from the
gate oa &mate House Hill he was beset by an infarted
mob, end it was with the utmost difficulty that be maimed
Trinity College unharmed, notwithstanding the persever-
ing moisture of lug. numbers of Dictation of the benate.
The bedepenaleal says that some of the yeas, nee were
istrqßed, &ad WM, SO doubt. be made to suffer for this
fresh breath M University dioslplice.•,
atescoget the gentlemen who have voted for Mr. Du-
mas are the (allaying :—Lord Gifford, Trinity Rail;
Hoe. D. L. holey, Trinity; Dr. Ptel s, Master of
Sassy College; Professor Bond, Prof. Renelow, Hon. and
Bev. B. Ned, the Public Orator (3dr. Bums), Kr. fierje.
Kingleke, the Records" of Bedford (Mr. Buchan), Sir
William Yfolkes, herr., the Anew oast D 4 yal (O. B.
Abey) ; Professes Cumming.
The poll will remain open on Monday from 10 s.m. to 4
p.m., and from 7 to 8.60 p.m. ; and from 10 a.m., to 2 p.m.
oar Tuesday, when it will finally close.

ROCHESTER ELECTION.

ROCHESTER, FILIDLT..

Tte pollisg sesuseseed Mils z orals; at eigl t o'ricok.
NA at tear o'eoek the suntan we asally assossced as
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Majority for Martin .... 68

EDINBURGH JLHCTION.

(TROY OVA OWN

CLOSE OF THB POLL.
BDINBCROH, FRIDAY EVINING.
Mr. Alain Black has gained the election by a •
tarp 'majority. The wombats at the Coo of the poll
IMO :
Blink 2,439
Dover 1,79a

Mbjarlti 613

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