The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-07 00:00:00

pith. therefore, the gnat prism of industry and Intel-
will be awarded to the ma in the University
1e west distingelebed. These men will isetastly
home members of the gonads; ladle's( the mine
Whew sad will thus be is a polities to introduce
web Amiga as their experiesep may suggest, But
' set only so. The opening of, Suess three Whim
seummitates the opening of all the Colleges. The
Cemmiselesere mast see that nothing can be
mess INiliat than to compel one College to open its
hentatisa whilst they allow another College to
bap its lesadation clan The members of a close
Calve derive a benefit from any College which epees
its doors, and therefore the close College is bound by
Ile mere spirit of fairness to do likewise. The
andisratios is mutual. Indeed the bargain is
11/Nrowbat analogous to the contract by which
Ike milkers of a bankrupt or of an insolvent
Melo ligetber to take each part of their debt, in
aidiusdat of the -several creditors agrmiag to
elesties their remedies to adores their debts in
talk We trout, therefore, that the Commissioners will
mina the principle to its logical oessequsnoss
end epee all the foundations. Nor, seeing how they
bin already dose their work, do we fe►l meek
muse for anxiety. There is use point, however,
whisk we must sot omit to menties, and that is,
that is the three codes now be us the rearictioes
as to the Fellow being necessarily a clergyman are
greatly diminished. laseme,the not taking Orders after
• certain time vacates the Fellowship. To this we do
not object. For, as it mem to us, the grand object of
FeUewship ought to be to enable sea of small means,
who have proved their capacity at College, to prepare
themselves for following some deflate preheats'. Fel-
lowships should give a man a footing is the world,
without encouraging apathetic sloth. For this purpose
the term of ten years is ample, end this is the shortest
period limited. Upon the whole, we hail with matte-
fusion this first instalment of a reform of the Usi.
vanity of Oxford, whisk promisee reader es great
me those of any felons whisk bee ever bees inagined.

ONE of the best arguments against Sir B. Crams's
suggestion for making indiscriminate almsgiving a
misdemeanor is, that having already a plethora of
offenders against the ordinary laws, it would never
do to add to them a mom of well-intentioned per-
use taken from what are celled the respectable
dines of society. Our gaols are already crammed,
el amts provision for being kept always fell, by term-
ing Inn upon the world eousteady prolific sources of
lAN is the shape of unreformed amide. We
*mot afford to ream into the category of crime any
mere ninon than it at present includes. But if we
refute to punish theme respectable sinners, we manly
night sedeavour to referee this. If a mss will,
in nits of all waning, insist upon giving a plausible
scoundrel a flotireand nets to wad in riot sad de.
butchery ; if he cannot resist plunging his head tato
his pocket to relieve a widow whe was is,., mar.
tied, sad who harrows his feelings with the details
of the miseries ,of dr small children who Dever
existed I if he will matter silver lavishly swept
embryo felons who pass their faraday la lying sod
misery for the nke of providing brooms punts
with the means of procuring drink, ander
the Memos el which they aro are to
mid to the mown of erns in the sentry; he
le, we must admit, a social nuiesan, bat he is an,
let us bops, beyond the reach of reformatioo. We
war ben hie vagaries, as we do hem those of
naughty ABMs ; bet we know that the shildren are
senesced mash more elleiently by education than
by pudeinest. Let um see whetter any mesas can
be adapted of bsatowiag epos this elms apse* the
sort of shades which they require. Berm son-
eidering this gentian. however, Ist as tars to the
cave whisk he. suggested this inquiry.
Oa Tuesday last, Jong MANION'. sit Italian hasgs-
collsr, charged with obtaining money seder false
peolsoces, yam brought up Wens M. /Annum for
feel szoniaisa. Signor MARION' is it/ideally sae
d the mod assemplished of those young soldisn of
hefts* wimp look epos the world of weakens sad
1111dRiaidllr as the miter which they an to epee
VIM Mid of lying representatiou He has the
htatatri law that the easiest way for a emu
la Nee edMt seniag his living is to work upon,
ar' se thi Freon say, exploiter, certain beings
in the snide of his dupes. The serest esrd in
the pack ef a *wieder is what he himself tones the
"religions dodge.' &nor Heaton play. this card
with remerhable east. H. " wishes cajole the Bea-
day-stink" sad gets 10Mo-crows maths reward kr
the =pre miss el se praiseworthy a desire. Bat his
soul is above half Grown He cells upon the moo
press from whim he °beamed the sum nentioaed,
and presume a leas of lOs. lids religious aspirating
increase swerdiaately with the messy he desires sad
receives. At the iaterviror whin he pts the 10s.
he talks in a higher strafe. He dmires earnestly to
"get poi "—" pods' whop is the better read-
ing. He leopm that who he gets kis .{.thee'
he shall be admitted to the Boaday-eshool.
lastly, he inks sad resolves a Billie hen
the same besefester—a Mr. Pizazz, wlro, we
nay imagism, supposed that his impartments yang
Most mos antis' col 4 at railroad speed, ea the path
tOlifilhoora The aszt person who inners en W
Mae is a Bev. Mr. dootonasar. That rodent.--
mimeo num doubtless estrapooded with his nano,
hot who would have been wed a would of trouble
W his heed bees se large se his hart—calla ea Mr.
Pea= to mike inquiries shoat the " melees simple
key •in when be hes takes a deep late rest. Hs
bed tried to get the " artless • neediesat a situation
in the swiss ci the Tang 11fise's Obristies Amnia.
tica—thiakiag doubtless that seek bads el heli-
um
ought to burst sad Sower fa esagesial
spares. The stithooded Goonassar, however,
fn up his design apes bolsi Mid by the prisoner
that Mr. PULS had prondowl bin a sitastiso if
Inesuld got some 'intim The "maw boy ' knew
Wm what to do with his religion than to leek it
up in Tering Beale Christie, Asseciatioas. (hill the
Say. Mr. Goorantarm is &sew et ha/Ailing the
/perk he bed meameseed, and deteradose—haviag
in* gives KAZIONI soot essistsaco—se supply
Ike dada. The goddess of wisdom, however,
Was to haw appeared jest la time to
elop this Acauxze et eharity at the threshold of
his sash dead. The Bev. Mr. GOOD/LW berries
*to Mr. Phut to ask a question or two, and hens
Mt the "artless bey's' awry is a simple lie. Oa
main farther inquiry it appeared that twelve else.
omen had been spoken to, all of wham had ben
doped by the primmer. A Ns. NILSON gips .vi.
Sass to the abet that he had eared the primes,
Idennlitnie to pthisa into aa ladvetrial institatise,
Y Smilbfisid. The ear was refund by the primmer
lea an Om that only boys esevisted el MSS
ISO= were eligibie, sad that he trowel is eon"
that would new ho his mae, 'Be pre Mr.
MIAMI ea iatetsatieg wenn ef his father's
epenelea Is the Protestant faith by mass of a
,111 Me whisk bad less gives to him by Miss Hoot,
Om daughter.[ Dr. Boon, of Leeds. Be resolved
esedry halficrowas hem Mr. Baum on various ems-
sloes, as rewards for hie esestity, sad M alleviations,
el his poverty. del • ilawrilies artless boy" to his
hoe, with the remark that Ulm hese long known
to the pais, awl tin tlll.--eninige he won Aviag
with a pradinde in the in.. • v 1: • •

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