The Express.
London, England, 1848-07-03 00:00:00

mar, Wallis Harriman, Jameson, Hubbard. Mecham, sad Gitlin.
cbspel Clerk : M. H. Scott.
Issue COLL[OI.-Ilev. J. H. Jones, M.A., has been elected a Fellow
On Ley's Foundation.
DU itIIML—HANTEI TERM. —The following degrees were
conferred:—MA.: Rev. J. Townson, ItA , of Unlir. Coll.; 8.A.:
K. C. Bailey, D. B. Payne, 8. T. Denning, and F. J. Richards, all of
11143. Coll.
The following students to theology were admitted to ho Ikentlatee
Neon,og : Rev. W. Douglas, Rev. W. C. Barwia, F. Fisher, F. J.
li. F. Larden, Rev. Garth, Rev. R. B. Elringion, o.Carey,
T. J. Malmo, G. R. Biggs W. R. Laireftoo, E. Brownrigit, Re'. C.
way, Rev. N. Greenwell, T. H. DUCet, T. Aaron. R. West,
Moore, H. W. Egan, and J. E. Jones, all of Univ. Coll.;
. T. P. Sproule. Bp. Hatfield's Hall; J. Sutcliffe, R. Bradley,
T. Howard, T. R. Dent. T. N. Morten, F. Fitzpatrick, J. PalHat-
and Rev. 8. Ketticwell, all of LIM. Coll.; T. Crummen. BP.
S. Wa
A grace was passed for setting the University seal to a vote of
thanks to Mn. Pcmbertsa, of Etherburtz hall, In the county of Dur-
ham, for the completion of the (inundation of a fellowship and two
scholarships by tr. ruderring to the University 2,3331. be. 84. Reduced
3 per cent Annuities
The Biship of Durham's prises have been th. adjudged :—Hebrew
and Helliniatic Greek ; W. C. Ba/
It. node Mom Stocker,
Bp. llatfield's list. Latin }Mies: It. Bradley,
Univ. Coll. Bathe-
n.stice ; R. Hines_ The Von Mildert mholsrilop hue been assigned
to B. P. Denning. The Junior Ilebnw Prize has been adjudged to
D. B. Payne.
At a orinmerition holden on Tondo', June 27, Rev. C. Andrea,
M.A., Ch. Ch., Oxford, and Rev. G. Boudkr M.A., C. An
Coll ,
Cam., were lamented shod admitted Si einsiam—Rev. R. Walker.
M.A.. Wadhnin Colt, Ozfard, and Res W. Buckley, M.A., Fill. of
Braveness I ziont, Examiners in Arta, were admitted ad m
wrande by
vote of the house. 11. W. Egan, 8.A., Trinity Coll., ,as
admitted ad motes..

PRBTRIv. J. B. ,to Bridekik V., Cumlotl
berli MENTII.—R4
id, Sl°. Carl.; 1311. with moSteelm.; de •102112 by the 0148 of
R. J. B. Dyke.: pat., Alro. Dykes, of Dorenby-ball, Cumber-
'amt.—Rev. J. ff. %tool" to Stoke BIller(Va C.. Nortlaroptonclure ;
Mo. Peterborough.—Kee. S. B. Waller, to Catthorpa C., braCellter•
shire ; Mo. Petarboroust. I I
'VACANCIES. Bottey R , to. Earle-Framlingbam it.,
Norfolk ; 60a1.; pat., C. Breretos, Eaq. ; and St. Teter Maneroft,
r. C., :Wretch ; Kee. J. Berman, dec.

NAVAL.
MALTA,
Jung 24. —The fleet is still lying here, victualled
for five month*.— the Hecate, sloop Com. Moorman, attired on
the 29e4 from Palermo and Messina.—Adm. parker impa
for hled
from
the
Queen on the:3rd, to roe where the ten guns coming er
England are to ho placed. The Admiral's orders respecting the guard
boots outside, doting the night, and the examination of sli paesengers
Gemini to eke Wand fell into the hands of a Maltne printer who
translated it into Italian, and sold a considerable nuoiber of copisome
The Sat will ehortly put to sea for exercise ; they will return
night unexpectedly, and commence a sham bombardment of this
place, to prove within what period of time, in the event of it sadden
attack by an enemy, the batteries oald reply. Tbe boats of the fleet
are out nearly even day marital and armed, to exeretee. The grins
from the boats at targets is adinirable.—The Odin has been trying the
range of her Sepoondurs st 2,0,0 yarda, and succeeded in making
excellent practice. In fag, everything a Wong on with very war-
like appearance.—The Lon= M. cane in mon from Athene.
—The titdon, at., was men on the 14th, attending the wreck of the
ArieL
Pouragorrn, JULY 2.—Gleaner, at: v., that arrived from
Bermuda on Thunday, is to be put in ordinary at the port.—Dragim,
at. fg., Oat arrived on Friday, and cane into harbour raster-
der to refit end join An C. Napier 'it equaines. the will most likely
have to be docked. - Maria Same, tend., coiled yesterday for Devon-
port—The envie= of the Medusa and Merlin, et.-v., being urgently
required, name extreme from the aim at Spithead have been em-
ployed during the week in expediting their fitting. Theee two will be
berated and pahl advance in harbour to-morrow, and if possible will
sail the same day.—alodusa, M.-r., Lieut. Batbuest, goes to Malta
with deepatehea for Vier-Adm. Sir N. Parker.—Merlin, et-pkt. ,
lines the Stromboli, stal., Comm. Lord A. Beauelerk, at Lisbon, the
latter sloop being ordered to Spithead. Itmammd, et.--1.,
Comm. Foote, at the Cape, is to come home Immediately
on bring relieved by the Dee, st.v., on her paw= thither.—
lsting', 72, (hod. Morgan, with Mr. Southern (Minister to the
Argentine Confederation) on board, sailed last evening for Rio and
the East Indies. The }bitting+ conveys a mail for Madeira.—
Blenbe;m, 3g, screw steam guard-chip. Is preparing to join Sir C.
Napier'a squadron at Spithead. During her entire with this squadron
she will be commanded by Capt. (lade, of the Excellent, who as-
sumed the command of her yes'enlay, fur experimental purp as—
she is to he manned by 450 seamen canto root the Excellent; and
yesterday morning a detachment of 90 men of the Manioc Artillery
embarked on board of her, which with her boys and engine men will
make a complement of 6051 men. She will go out of harbour on
Wedreaday.—Bellerophon, 73, Capt. Santee, a .8., arrived Let even-
ing from DeTonpnr!, to Join Sir C. Napier's enuaciron, of which
neither the Powerful, 81, at the port; Caledonia, 120, at Ikrociport ;
or Ganges, 84, at the Note, Is to form any part. Theft AMA are to
remain at the reepective ports.—Bombay, tt Pp., bail sailed for Cork.—
The Relate and Frolic brigs will be inspected and paid advance in
harbour on I'llfllay next, and proceed to Spitheed to Join the
equadroo.—The Tweed and I lint, at Plymouth, arc ordered up here
to Join the squadron, —The Sharpe looter at is also ordered to the
port, and wall join the squadron pro tern. She arrived this arse-
noon, and the &Lumpier et. also arrived from the eastward this
afternoon; both have come into harbour.
SIiIIERNIIIB, Jung 30.—The Trafalgar, Capt. C. Hone, has
this day been paid off here Qs= Hope adildryseed the ship a com-
pany, and expremt4l bin warmest 'hullo to them for the manner In
which they had all =ducted themselves during the time of his corn.
mond, an i that he had great pleasure In stating from the quarter-deck
tint terry man who would that day hew the Trafalgar would carry
with hints character that would recommend him to any commander
in the rake.
WiRiLWICII, JULY 2.—Rernard, 8, screw st..v., in to be
comentaioried tar-morrow by Cow. Cracroft. She was tried down the
river yaterday.--CorfEet, crew et: v., built from the design of the
late surveyor of the nary, with engines of nlo home-power, by Messrs.
Seaward. woo tried down the river yesterday.
ADMIRALTY, JULY I.—ArPOINTMINT3.—Lieut : J. E.
Montgomery; Acting Muter: W. Greet; Acting Purser: R Sim-
monde ; Master's Mast. A. P. Gibbons; Boatswain; W. Wan;
Acting Carpenter: W. lags; Clen'a Assist: F. 90. Fisher; allay.
pointed to Pantalesoo.—Coapinn : the Rev. W. W. Snowe, to St.
Vinte.b—pureere li. Preary, to Ganges; T. W. Parker, to
Oceerh—Resold Masters : W. B. Edwards, to Agincourt; I. Milton,
to Rifleman; E. Lyns
(acting), to Ocean.
RESERTH 8 &aux.—A circular has been issued from the
Admiralty, containing regulations for the entry of seamen ringers, of
which provision is made rot the admission of extra seamen riggers
into her Mmesty's dockyards, On the purpose of ferrying • mane of
seamen at ouch porta. The seamen who enter as seamen riggers must
have served fax a period of not leas than six • can in her Majesty's
eervice with the ratingsof ordinary, and A. 8., and must produce rar-
efied= of 'mid conduct and ability frees the captain of the ship in
which they last =reel. They will be altered =Wet to the expels
condition of being caned upon to serve in any of her Majesty's ships
should any sudden emergency require their services; bat it es net in-
tended that the complements of her Majesty's ships proceeding to
foreign Malone shall be filled on from such men, but only ouch ships
as may be required to be suddenly manned or fitted for the home sta.
j time, or to aid in the navigation of chips from one port to another, or
• in duties connected with the home ports, or to complete the comple-
ments of the experimental squadron during • few months' cries.
Ties NAVAL AVLOTIOIXT 818T6M. —We (DePhnport
Telegraph) underetand that new regulations effectieg the allotment
of half-pay by petty officers and seamen, to their wives and families
will be issued by the Admiralty m a few days.