The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-03 00:00:00

THE BRAZIL AND RIVER PLATE

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SOUTHAMPTON, Fps. 2.
The Royal Mail Company's steamship Tyne,
Captain Jellies,- with the Awal and River Plato
Mails, arrived fad eveedng. She brings 49 passen-
gers • specie, in gold, 11,370/. ; ditto, in silver,
3,0661. ; also 400 rolls tobacco ; 4 serous i cu-
subs; 1 bale of feathers ; 10 cases of an s from
Monte Video for the Exhibition of 1862 ; And 133
packages of sundries.
BUENOS AYSER, Me. 30.
' News of great importance has in_starrived. The chief
Intelligence is the capture of Urquiza's squadron,
consisting of nine vessels and 72 guns. This is of
the greatest importance, and the preponderibme of
Buenos Ayres is well established. It is now confi-
dently expected that General Urquiza will leave
the country. It is generally supposed that the
enemy's squadron will be sold, towards defraying
the expenses of the war. The ships belonged to
General Urquiza, who ordered the erews of
his squadron to march amass Estee Rios to his
possessions on the Uruguay. Two hundred of them
mutinied on the march, and presented themselves
to General Mitre. From the interior the news is
that Baa and other chiefs of the Federal • forces
have fled to Chile without any followers :
the feeling of the populations of the interior
has been completely avast them. General Te-
boada has completely defeated the Federal forces
in Tucuman, and entered the capital amidst the re-
' joicibg of the population. The enemy lost 30 killed,
and 360 prisoners, amongst them many chiefs and.
alien, one field piece, their convoyf 300 muskets,
and 500 lanes. The pursuit continues in a southerly
direction. The province of Conientea has dis-
avowed the natmnal government, resuming its
soversitpty. Elbe Ws. Iliarerl6• ibileesrd to
P°ll/ °"'"'".".• 4keisett. 'The new government of
San nis has °tidally deceased in favour of Buenos
Ayres, and it is said that those of Mendota and
Ban Juan have been occupied by the liberal party.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.
CAMBRIDGE, fn. 1.
81111 Tie 311.2112X/TICAL PRIZZII.—These have
bees adjudged as follows Ds. Barker, Trinity
College, Senior Wrangler, 1882; 2. Da. Laing, St. Johns
, College, Second Wrnarler, 1862.
Paorninoma C=7l7loAlli 1121XINATIOn.—Downing
Preform of Makin* (Esagnined and approred.)—Barksa,
Corpus; Caron Christ's • Catt, Trinity ;
uel ; Cooke, Trinity ;• Dories, John's ; BoolF Catrirs%
GOMM% (Brigs; Banktria, Trhity ; Hillesry, John's;
Hodgson, Crepe ; Maddy, John's ; Mason, Catherine ; Por-
ton, Trinity; Simpson, Trinity ; Townond, Trinity; Ver-
non, Carpus; Wincing, John's.— (Mgned) W. M.-litsars,
ll.D.,Downing Professor ; G. E. Paws., M.D., Assistant

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

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ADMILAUT, Fn. I.—Aprorernuagia—L
sant teas Hon. J. X York, to teas Revolve.
Yaeter's•Aasistant J. K. Voitoh to the Defence.

Rita Royal Righneas the liag of tin Belgians
embarked se board the Fairy. at Oalsonsr, yesterday
sed Crowd over to tie Neyel Clareseelerd. Gosport,
proceeding thence by tests to Lesion. The Jamey was a
private one, and the antinomy bosom were dispensed
with.
The Omar, Be, screw, Captain T. IL Yawn, was paid off
postamday, NM the cestisetne Denise less ranted leave of
absence. The Cesar haa been in onisonsice rather over
three yaws and a WS.

CHATHAM, Fm. 2.
Yesterday a detachment of 350 non-commis-
sicced Olken and men Si the Royal Artillery proceeded
from the Issesdquarteue ci the AM dilation, depot brigade,
Sharma, to elhosbnrymea, to undergo a came of Mune-
tion in the use of the Armstrong guns. The following
°Seers left the garrison with the detachment :—Captains
Baum Lucas, and Peaky; Lieutenant" Breath, Robert-
son, and GaskilL A detachment of LSO men of all ranks also
arrived at Sheerness yerterday, from Shoebarynass„ and 200
min from the division at Watley.
WOOLWICH, Fra. 2.
ROYAL MILITARY ACADRMY.—The postponement
of the reopening of this isaitation from the 29th ult. to
the 11th inst. ha resulted from the fat that a new series
of rules and regulations for the governance of the academy
is to he prepared and officially sanetioned prior to the re-
assembling of the cadets. The rain code is not yet oom
plate, but has been auctioned and issued in part, and it
appears that many of the red:siding the personal can
duct of the cadets ban been in order to make them
more in unison with the altered lion of the institution
by the admiesion of students of advanced age, whilst
other rules have been made mere stringent, and
OMENS, which have heretofore been treated lightly are
in future to be punished with rustication, and even die.
maul from the academy. By
_the new arrangements the
entire company will be divided Into them divisions (A, B,
and ~eall under the command of ale ntiMin two
subalo)terns. The captain. vritEr be *ajar Thring, Md
lientsserg of the sada emegau r Maier Fite
reuXIA. ; end eta Oar frees the Bina" Away. The
remaining officers will omprise one paymaster, one quarter-
master, one surgeon, one sergeant-major, one quarteemaster-
serpant, one paymaster's-dark, one responsible under officer
to every 100 cadets, one nob-division under officer and
three corporals to every 30 cadets ; and non-coruissioned
Micas of the Royal Artillery and Royal Engineers to act
as drillnageante.