The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-01 00:00:00

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wsTIOUTH MEETING.—(THIS DAY.)

OargrY STAKES. One mile and a dbk
...aim, The Plover, Allow lle, Heresy f, Moo,
ortrogewr, Scarborough, Bak.
sad Dr. laWrishtall
wisSILEY SWIM Thme-quarten of a mile.
Mae Lavinia 0, El
Faro
Ths Nun of Avon,
u;s6,-..legmboo, Loaf Sager, Fern Leaf, and Matilda
il
aloe.
SCURRY HANDICAP. Half rolls.
Berm, deerbommtb, May Qeeea, Kath-
irriLiri land, and ',minket are hue.
QUEEN'S PLATE. Two miles.'
Jam, °aide, Pearl Diver, Pah7 Lead Had
r.
010:1...i. Doty, Lady Overtown, Hersey f,
jugushris g, Roarer, and Shrepaell. Ali sre
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Re (taschester Examiner) are informed that
wevirad loin from Liverpool to Landau. who had
e... 1.17 INA in gold, an arriving at Eedenaquere a
yowl" *eked the parcel porter to take end idyl It
want The non refused, sad an 'narcotics ro
nomad then Lett his van to fetch some oos else 10
;7
kr go meg, but, os his rotor% almost iMnit
.sib e, gees, W. believe thecompeny had bound is"
*sig. tonged She geld for 1,0001. 100

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lyric:oz OF MAJOR DB vial, &E. ei
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a tour 4 obsequies in connexion with the js6
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ad*, Lao &Jr Harr Fraser de Vera, LB., were
N. el
wed erea Terry by the removal of the rearres of
iko arra fro. Curregbettese to Asksaton Churchyard N.
in lersimit in the orient family vault. At 10 o'clock the :
0.01.00 commenced to arrive on horseback red toe es
AI lb. airily of Curreghchase House. the reeideoce 84
~s, vas is VII" Bert., where the body lay. At half- St.
...,prelirmsr7 orrsagereate bowleg bra Man. St
the beams appeared in front of the hour. Nor M.
hose! of r Aubrey
Ike late Sir de Vera, father 01 theit
w:
&meg who less interred in July. 182:i, midi a sight had a,
me hue witnessed in erenexicia with %burial in Ashmore. set;
oady warmer, oo horseback, beaded the rvoloadmaim H.e in ito
;04oessed order, six sect eight deep ; behind these
tie Steletti. form labourers. 80., to the number of at rut !to
aim,* white has-bands :thee followed the hearse.'7,
sears re body, sad behind • long line of all &scrip. io
cosi cricks followed, the entire exteeding over three los
el a Owing to the slow pace at which the too
riles
attountil. and the distress from Curraghehre N.
atelstesite wise fire miles, the (unseal did not reach the 9
dwarrei sail belt-past 2 o'clock. et.
Ite
Th, wourateg "mho whkh came after the harts were is.
le i flir Aohrey de Veroßart. ; Stephen F.. de Vire, Es,
core William. de Yore Lord hfonteagle, and the Hon.
gtritO'Brimi. Amongst the private equipages in close Set
t.
all vs observed those of Colonel the Right Ilon. W. 121;
m.p. (mho emus special from Dublin to be present);
is. oilers, R. M. Tulla, Thompson Russell, George Fos- rs.
bety,isbaelß.Ryso,Robert Haat, Gerald Bronerbassett, go
lira Ellie. Croker Barrington, John Vanderkiste, John sb
g bore, Edward Carling, Darrel M. /daiansell, Thar@ st
ger Carol'. Noir, it. Runt, Richard Taylor, Captor 111
rlkis, EX ; Dr. D. O'Hiudon. Dr. Worrell, Mx. Iltr. lit•
10
joke, C.L, U. at.
Os mini at the burial groped the coftio wee oonveyed se.
i dol body of the church, where a wreath of flowers was at.
ref ern the lid, and the burial service read by the Rey. St
k Riot is the absence from horns of the rector, the Rev. It..
It. Nu trelL At the 00°010100a the bod 7 wee thee taken r.,
%the reveyard, and deposited In the family vault, its last 7$
loisillsos• 10
The redo, shutters were up in all the shops of the st
10
lon d Askimiton.—Limerick Chronicle.
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The sews from Italy announces the death of
Ipar Latinism Valerim Senator and Prefect of Marsha in
bk. A journalist from the outwit of his political c veer
is boded the Coscortisa in 1847, which wee afterwards
dosed into the Dirstto. A demooratin in principle, he
deer voted with the Left, in the Twin parliament. In
Unle us nominated governor, and afterwards Prefect of ira

Osna
Yesterday, the foundation stone of the new rs..
lichens' Institutioa for Leeds was laid by the Mayor 100
(l. Sideman Luccsek), who is also the preeldeat. For
sane yeses the necessity of a new building has been reeog-
*M. but various canes have contributed to defer ite use- el
lima until the vaunt time. Mr. Brodrick, the architect of me
Ile Town Hall, is the architect for the new institution, tro
niish is to bs erected on the east side of Coolcridge-street,
oppcitethe new baths. Ita most is estimated at' 0.0004, and 100
be wet the expenditure the committee have 14,0001. in sub- II
owiptions promised audio the value of the present building. too
Ie Wilke to a large lecture theatre, library, /re., provi- 111
Ise is made for the School of Art, for the szbools con- so
Wel with the institution, and for a flue art gallery.
CRICIII AT PARIS.—In the match which has
gs
fiat sakes place between the Civil Service Club and that
el Paris, the former scored in their Brit innings 76, and in 1,7
the mond 217, bsiog 293 in all ; while: the Paris Club lie
W GO in Oasis. first, and 69 in their *mood, or 129 is 4.•
Ford's Theatre at Washington is being converted 41.
MD a arelsoof building, in which all the captured archives Ili
of the Southern Confederacy will be kept. They will be IL
War the Marge of Dr. Francis Lieber, of New York. SO
DEATH OF MISS HAWTRZY.—OId Etonian will se.
regret to hear of the death of Elizabeth, Isat surviving sister
el the Rev, Dr. Hawtrey, the well-known anddistinguished
lW
pored of Etoo. Miss liawsrey and her sister used to live
with their brother, who treated them with the courtly po.
Visnessof the old school, and they were as familiarly keown
to all Eton boys es the doctor himself, presiding at his
inskfants, sad listening (in silence always) to bis eon-

wagon.
Qtreeres COLLEGE, LIVERPOOL.—The Rev. W.
Anse Whitworth, M.A., late scholar of St. John's College,
Cambeidp (16th wrangler in 1862), and Joint editor of the
Orford, Co/abridge, and Du&lin Messenger of Mathematics,
bee hem appointed PIOSISOr of Mathematics and Natural
Philosophy in Queen's College, Liverpool.
UNIVERSITY OF DERH•M. -••• Some important
Aimee have recently been made io the statutes of the
'Dilworth, of Durham, with a view to the extension and
improvement of that institution. Under the sew regale-
goes, which will come into operation at Michaelmas next.
Jimmied of residence will be extended to eight months
is the year, instead of six, as heretofore ; and students in
arts, ea plating the requisite examinations, will be admis-
edge to the degree of Bachelor of Arts after a residence of
two years. In the school of physical sciences which has
vow been establiahei lectures will be provided in chemistry,
Mica, civil sogineeriog, and other kindred subjects.
'Venous new examinations and scholarships have been
provided, which, as well en those previously existing, will
he disposed of by competitive examioation. No religious
testis subscription will be required on matriculation, ner
kadaltees, exhibitions, scholarships, or fellowship'.
THE " FRIENDS" OF TIIE Isitu CIII7KCIL—Tbo
aiabliahed church of Ireland has suffered greatly, and lid
*beta unfairly, In the estimation of the catholic public,
sad of me rushy of its own members, by its supposed con. se,
*mks with • society of zealous, well-meaning, but un- le
eseassful and indiscreet proselytisers. Every single lay lo
protestant gentleman, and almost every protestant clergy- 10
nth, with whome opisions on the subject I have become sic
directly or indirectly movement, views unfavourably the
ll
'Memos measure+ adopted by this society. It was only of pi
Ink that I was walking with two friends whose attachment et
to our owe communion is undoubted, but who have tinnier- Ili
me friends attached to the older form of faith, when, at a
tun is the street, we read on a large placard stowing us in
the face the following words :—" The hope of the Christian 'I,
as contrasted with the hope of she Roman catholic! I!" I 1,
"let,. my which of the three felt the most humiliated by ti
"6 Perm' of this Iniachievous and moat unchristian in-
Bolt. If such a placard were posted op hp the emissaries of
I,Plitiorr minority in the streets of Belfast. Aberdeen,
or Manchester, the posters would be fleet of foot 3
iedeed if they method out of &EV of these towns with a I
sound head and a whole skin. It speaks well for the for-
imams, of the catholic clergy and the orderliness of our
Poorer population here (Galway) that the periodical ap-
Parana of such indecent meoffestos has never led to • die- 1
batrence of the preee.—Macesillan's MrsoaMne for SDP'
flambee.
AN INCIDENT IN AN EMPEROR'S CAREER.—
Basetimes, indeed, one of the deeper fellows does stumble
into " The Tombs." It is seid that this building once had
the homer of entertaining for a brief time one whom con-
s:mutate art boa since obtained for him • powerful throne.
Committed on the charge of being mixed with some dime-
?stable !affair, this adventurer was, according to the New
York story, barely Rayed from a residence in that unimpe-
" ab*le, of a duration that might have cossiderthly
affected the destinies of Europe, by the smartness of •
;rae kern-, who hid to take fine p
crows, this remises for his fe
e.
hen his former client had gained • lawy
forwarded to him a bill for services rendered in New York
es the occasion referred to, which bill may or may not have
hue of imperial dimensions. but at any rate elicited DO re-
Inc.n re. After trying this twice without effect, the ands-
-6"0.5 lawyer forwarded a copy of an amusing amount of
the adventure of his highness in New York, which. it was
Wiled. would, in ease of the seemettleinent of a certain
whichriceforanled bill, shortly appear in the New York
en". paper would pay • good sum for so rich a
liknol. Within six weeks from this communication the
Wryer was invited to an interview with one of the foreign
unoisters at Washinetoo, which proved eatiefectery to all
Poetic; and thus history has lost an interesting item in
the career of one of her most distinguished characters.—
Frostr's Magmiar for September.