The Express.
London, England, 1853-12-02 00:00:00

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HANOVEL—The Augsburg Gauls contains a
letter from Hanover, which says :—The political colour of
the new ministry is not as yet clearly defined. The opinions
of the president of the council are alone known. The King
insists on the restitution of a part of the domains which
have been, si.C. 1818, transformed into state property. His
Majesty wants to have matters re-established on the same
footing as previously, because the dotat.on of the crown is
taken from the revenue of the domanial property. The
ministers who lately resigned were not of that opinion, and
that circumstance was, in fact, the cause of their resig-
nation.

THE JE6UITS IN PIEDMONT.—The Opinione of
Turin of the 27th devotes a special article to the attempts
which it says the Jesuits have been making to regain a
footing in Piedmont ever since they were oriven away in
March, 1848. It states that at that time the fraternity
had sufficient funds to maintain many of its members in the
country under the garb of secular priests and laymen ; and
that a great number of these have found means, especially
through the connivance of the bishops, to be appointed to
curacies, or else to chairs in the episcopal seminaries, thus
laying the foundations of the re-establishment of the rever-
end fathers in the kingdom. The Opinions considers such
proceedings sufficiently serious to deserve the attention of
the Piedmontese government, and calls up3n the ministers
of the crown to put a stop to them.
OIL SPRING.—A new petroleum, or oil spring,
has been discovered in W near the forks of

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the Hughes river. It was found in sinkieg a well for salt. at the Elgin station, be minutely examined "to wheelies,
Instead of salt, however, the spring commenced blowing and expressed his surprise to see them dry, " eftir runnin'
out mineral oil, and has so continued to tarnish it at niter-
throw to 'num On olsw.avtug the passengers laughing at
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vale up to the present date—about fourteen gallons of oil him, he scampered off.
being produced every filth day. An account which appears STRIKE BY A PROFESSOR.—The Professor of Scots
in the Christina Adrneate and Journal, says, thst the stra- Law (Mr. Maconochie) insisted that his students should,
tum yielding the od Iles parallel with the bet of the • , like those of other classes in the college, have a elms
is generally near five feet thick, and is reached in various library, useful m every department of a collegiate eduea-
places by sinking pits thirty feet into the earth. Some pits lion, but particularly so in that of law. The learned pro-
fifteen feet square, have yielded one hundred and thirty- &Ism refused to commence his c.dirse till it should be deter-
fir, barrels of oil, but eh aro not alike rich. The oil is mined. The senate, at a recent meeting, so far yielded to
valuab:e for weakness in the breast, sprains, cuts, and the pressure as to vote a sum sufficient to form the nucleus
bruises ;it burns very well in lamps, and may be used in of a law library. The " strike "in law being now satisfac-
drosing leather instead of fish oil, but makes the leather torily arranged, the " locked out" will go in en the 30th.—
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porous. North British Daily Mail.