The Express.
London, England, 1849-05-15 00:00:00

George Augustus Sainsbury, S.C.L., Mond , C sorb. ; Arthur
Willink, 8.A., St. John's, Camb.; John William Welsh,
Birkenheod ; bert Brown 8.A., Trin., Dab ; John
Flunket Joly, B A., Trio.. 'Dub. ; George Lovely, B A.,
Trio., Dub., ; Thomas M'Mahoo, BA., Trio , Dub. ;
Benjunin Arthur Newcombe, B.A Trin , Dub ; Thomas
Rudd, B A., Trio.. Dub. ; Frederick Williams, B.A , Trio.
Dub. ; Edward William Whateley, M.A., Christ Ch., Oxon.
Pamirs—Edmund Wolryche Orland* Bridgman, B A.,
Trim., Carob. ; John Stubbs }hubby, B A., Bras., Oxon ;
Thomas Romaine Govett, Birkenhead ; James Gregory, St.
Bees' ; Mase William Gregory, B A., Wadh. Orton. ;
Thomas Molinem Jackson, 8.A., Bras., Oxon. • John
Judge, St. Bees' ; William Robert Lawrence, 8.A.,
Durham; James Walker Milner, B.A , Lino., Oxen. ;
Henry Moore Moose, 8.A., Trio., Dub. ; Stephen Brein
Sutton, 8.A., Univ.. London • Edward Seymour, B A.,
Jesus, Caleb. ; Henry Slater, liA„ St. Cath. Hall, Camb. ;
John Foster Simpson 8.A., Trio., Dub. ; Gilbert Francis
Snowball, M.A., St. 'John's, Camb. • William Henry
Vernon. Roman Hall Coll. ; Frederick Edgell
M.A., liniv„ Londoo ; Charles Wright, 8.A., Trin. Camb.;
Alan Bell, B A., Trbo., Dub. ; Arthur Netterville Burke,
8.A., Trio., Pub.; Robert Hunt, Ch. Mission. Coll.,
Islington ; Chlfles Lomax Thomas, 8.A., Trio , Dub. ;
John Wamen, LL.B. Trio. Hall, Cash.
THis Blotto? or OXFORD (says the Oxford Herald) has,
we understand, stopped legal proceedings against the Rev.
T. W. Allies, rector of Lsunton, on account of there being no
tangible matter on which to ground a prosecution in the
Ecclesiastical Court ; but that Mr. Allies has privately con-
sented, at the bishop's suggestion, not to publish a meowa
edition of his objectionable work.
PREPIIHMIINT„—Rev. R. F.; WooD, to Moreton Corbet
R.. Salop. dio. Lich. 3611. ; patron, Sir A. Corbet.
VACANT.—Barrowby R., Lincolnab., dio. Line., 1,0841.,
with residence ; patron, the Duke of Devonshire.
Preshute V., Wilts, dio. Sarum, 1861., with residence;
patron, the Bishop of Salisbury.
Vcrkbill V., county and diocese of Hereford, 1251.;
patrons, Dean and Chapter of Hereford.

NAVAL.
PORTSMOUTH, MAT 14.—Arrogant, st.-frig , is ordered
into harbour this day, to coal and have a trifling alteration
made in her shaft. She will be
es ready for sea in a few days,
es the new work has been got ady to fit during her trip to
Cook. The Fitesbire transport arrived this morning from
the rivet to embark a detachment of the 20th regiment from
Newport for Canada. St. Lawrence, American frigate, from
the math, anchored is Cowes-roads this morning.
DCVO/MORT, MAT 12.—The orders for superannuation,
eorkeequent on the reduction of the establishment of this yard,
'reeved to-day. They are 78 in number, and the operative
mechanics have allowces made them of annual payments
of from 241. to 341. each; nd the women to ine 'pitmen are
to be allowed 101. per year each. The Spiteful, et-sloop,
has been ordered to be brought forward for commission. The
Vangn red, 80, has been taken into dock.
WOOLWICH, MAT 14.—The Niger, screw st..sloop, Capt.
Austin, and the Basilisk, st.-sloop, Capt. Halstead, left Green
hithe this morning on their experimental trip. Stromboli, at.-
sloop, Capt. Lord A. Beauclerk, strived at Greenhithe on
Saturday morning, and the North Star, 28, Master-Corn.
Saunders, was towed down from Woolwich the same after-
noon. The North Star and the Stromboli were still at
• Greenhithe this afternoon, but are expected to leave to-mor-
row morning.
• REAB-AUYIRAL Mixt= Rau. Dixott is, it is said, to
have the command in chief at Cork.