The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-07 00:00:00

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His Highness the Viceroy of Egypt, with Mus-
tapla Peels. &c., honoured Mears. Laurie and Narver
with a lengthened visit on Thursday, to inspect their large
carriage manufactory, and were pleaned to *sprees much
eanafaction,and left substantial proof of it, in ordering to be
completed a suite of handsome but plain style of carriages,
to the number of eight or tee, oonsisting of landaus,
beronebee, broughams, and phaetoos, some of which the
Viceroy is now using ; the others are to be forwarded to
EviXtiENRIVE ROBBERY AT THE THAMES TUNNIL.
—This morning information wee received by the police
that a foreign nobleman, said to be one of the suite of the
Prince Napoleon, had been plundered while passim
from the Thames; Tunnel to the adjacent steam-
boat pier of his pocketbook, containing a 501., two Rif.,
three 51. Bank of England notes, two notes-I,C X/fr. and
500 fr.—of the Bank of Franos,and a 100 florin Austrian bask
note, and about 111, in gold end silver, the thieves get-
ting clear away with their booty. A reward of 501, is
offered.

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Tug Bsaow Dl ITH:in.—The Barou de Vidil, who
war charged with the attempted murder of 64 son, and
subsequently, being convicted of a common assault
only, was sentenced to twelve months' hard labour,
will be discharged from the Middlesex House of Cor-
rection in the course of a few days, the period of his impri-
sonment having expired. The baron's health appears some-
what imputed by his lengthened incarceration ; his age has
exempted him from the labour of the tread wheel, and he
has been chiefly employed mat making.
Orman xtvmuurs REFORII.—An act respect-
ing Oxford University, which received the royal assent an
Monday, has just bear Wooed, and by virtue of which various
reforms may be effected. It is entitled "Au Act to
extend the powers of making statutes possessed by the Uni-
versity of Oxford, and to make further provision for the
administration of justice in the Court of the Chancellor of
the University." By this act the professorships can be re-
gulated and regulations made as to "the constitution of
a court or other authority empowered to admonish, and, if
necessary, remove a professor guilty of notable negligence,
or inefficiency in conducting the duties of his office, or of
immorality." Furthermore, the Vice-Chancellor, with the
assistance of three of the common law judges, can make rules
and orders for the regulation of his court, and annul or alter
the same.

Citirffrsl. PALACE. —The meeting of the children
of the charity schools will take place tomorrow. Five
thousand children will take part in the musical perform-
ance, which will commeoce at 3 o'clock. The varied
dresses of the children picturesquely arranged on the great
Handel orchestra renders this one of the most pleasing dim-
' plays of the season. The following schools take part io the
proceedings :—Alcierspte Ward Schools, Aldgate Ward
Schools, St. Alpha's Society Schools, St. Ann, Westmin-
aterSchook ; St. Bartholomew the Great Schools, Ber-
mondsey United Schools. Billingsgate Ward Schools.
Bishopsgate Ward Schools, St. Botolph, Aldgate, Parochial
Schools Bridge, Candlewick, and Coward* Wards Schools ,•
Christ Church. Spitalfields, Parochial Schools; Clerkenwell
Parochial Schools, Coleman-street Ward Schools, Cripple.
gate Within Ward Schools, Covenant's Schools, Finsbury
Parochial Schools, St. George, Hanover. square (Boys);
St. George and St. Giles, Bloomsbury, Parochial Schools ;
St. Oita, Criledegate, Parochial (Boys) ; Green Coat
Schools, Stepeey ; St. Jobs, Southwark (Girls) ; St. John,
Wapping, Parochial Schools ; Lady Holes' School (Girk),
Lambeth Parochial Schools, langboura Ward Schools,
St. Leonard, Shoreditch, Parochial Schools ; St. Luke's
Parochial Schools, St. Matthew. Bethnal-green. Parochial
Schools; St. Martin-is-the-Fields Parochial Schools, St.
Mary.le-Bow Schools, St. Mary-le-Strand Parochial Schools,
Mile End Old Town Charity Schools, Norton Folgate Girls'
School, St. Chive, Southwark, Girls' School ; St. Paul,
Covent-garden, Parochial Schools ; Haines' Charity Schools
Roan's Charity Boys' School, Si. Saviour, Southwark,
Parochial Schools ; Si, Sepulchre Parochial Schools, St.
Sepulchre, Middlesex, Schools ; Tower Ward Schools,
Worrall's Endowed Boys' Schools.—M. Bloadm will
his extraordinary perfoi mance on the low rope on Thursday
when her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge and
numerous other distinguished visitors will be present.
ThRILTZ'SSD ENCLOSVIIII OF IiAbIPSTIAD-HRATIL
—A bill has been introduced into the Home of Lords, to
amend the Settled Estates Act of 18t4 and is to be read •
second time tomorrow. The objsct of the bill is to endow,
Hampstead-heath. Parliament having thrown out a pri-
vate bill to effect the enclosure, and the Court of Chancery
having refused a similar application it is now proposed to
enact that no application shall be deemed to have been re-
jected on its merits, or reported against by the judges, if
any other application to effect the same or similar object
shall have peeled either house of parliament, or shall have
bean of by the judges to whom each Wll may have
been erred.

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Snow IN JULY. —A correspondent in Dingwall
informs m that tie highest put of which over.
looks Doebee y, was cowed with a coating at 'novo° Wsd-
nesday Comier.