The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-02 00:00:00

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The hat Moves comparison are noised to the City and
Suburban sod Chester Cup, and the majority of the dears-
peones ere accounted for by the difsreat dinners the
noes are run ever, the mil* mid • quarter Wog so much
mat suitable to le Toucquse, Twilight, &chequer,
Kiss of Utopia. Pennies, add Merry Hart, than the two
miles sad a quarter; still Ackworth and the Highflyer's
dam colt have proved thenuelvee as good over toe distaste
as another, and there is at present so reason to Soon the
" stet ing " of Victorious, so that this quartette may be
backed to have as men the hest of it at Chester as Lam-
ppm sae beast of at Epsom There are very few instenoss
of bones beleg bendisepped heavier for the Chester Cep
thee for say other eopipmest. Accidest, Harkforward,
Hartley, the Vest oat, Syriac One, Bwordsamn,
and Lampeoe, °capriole/ all that are supplied by the
above foot dowse oases al dimsy ; sad the roman*
thirty-two, coesequently, lookbound to swell the list d
acceptance*, whin ought to be a long one, if only os ao-
°oust of the heavy weights being about hall a Moab better
of than they are at Northampton, Epsom, or Newmarket.
On the oestrary, Oidetinsur, Broody Wine, Change, Lord
Zstlsad, Hollyfor., Wandering Miestni, Calms,
Nemeatoe, Madame Walton, The Brewer. and Troubadour,
for Nortbamptin—with The Tartar, The Knave, Tippler,
Dr. Syntax, Ceases, Lord &Mood, Black Deer, Wandering
Mularel, Skeffingtoe, The Beaver, Sweet Willie, Only,
Battaglia, Liao, Troubadour, Watchbos. the Vest Dolt,
Swordsman, Redcap. Leoville, Admen, Victorious, sod
the Highly's'. dam colt for the Epsom sad Newmarket
racer—look Oman bound to say nay, and so reduce the
ambers standing for these smite pretty considerably. But
they would not be made out the worse haodkaps whatever
happened ; and it is eerier, after all, to come to moo eon-
cloaks with retarget* to the (hater Cap than any other
event, for it is not difficult to discover that the best of John
Day's teem—which includes the turned-loose Wham,
Tippler, Lord &Mend, Redcap, Ackwortb, and Hamann—
must prove dangerous, so matter how formidable other is-
latest. may become, the performances of Lord &Mend, and
the reputation of Harcourt, making them • very dangerous
pair.-1 am, ha. METEOR.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, Fn. 1.

JESUS Comior..—The following gentlemen were
yesterday elected to the moist exhibitions at this college :7
Messrs. Charles Chidlow, Richard James Hughes, David
Jose* William Issas' Francis, and David Evans, Jesus
College ; and J. T. Lewis and W. Jones, of Ystradmeurig
Grammar School, South WIIIOI4 The Rey. Richard Bream,
D.D., Senior Fellow of this society, km been presented by
the Priocipal and Follows to the rectory of Nutdield. Surrey,
value 7101. par annum, with residence. vacant by the death
of the Rev. D. E. Hughes, B.D. The Rev. David Joshua
Evans. 8.D., Fellow of this soeiety, has been presented by
the Principal and Fellows to the rectory of Remeeham,
Berke, vacant by We death of the Rev. Bruno Owen, 8.D.,
value 337& per annum. with residence.
CHRIST CIVECIL—The Rev. Wm. James Bristow, M.A.,
chaplase of Christ Church, has been presented by too dean
and chapter of thus society to the vicarage of Ravenethorpe,
North Rants, value 2431. per auoum, with residence, in the
room of the Rev. W. A. Bucklood, dammed. The Rev. T.
Waters, 8.A., stadeat of this society. boa been presented
by the dean and chapter to the perpetual curacy of Mardis
Bradley, Wilts, vales 1214 per annum, with residence.

INTSZNATIONAL LAW.—Yesterday the
last of the coarse of lectures ou this subject was delivered
in the hall of Liamle's-hin to the members of the how ad
wart by Mr. Lease Levi, and Professor of Cn.n.,
Mal Law at King's Wiese, London ; the Attorney-
General in the chair. The subject of the lecture
wee "Neutral Rights." After defining what is neu-
trality, the Protease dwelt on the rights sad duties
of twister's as regards trade and eavlegetiou, illus-
trating the bearings of the rule of 175 ti, noel comment-
ing ou the law of nations prohibiting the carrying of con-
traband of war sod selling articles of war to belligerent. in
a neutral country. The Foreign Eelistorent Act in force
in this country and in the United Suites was carefully ex-
pounded, as well en the winos involved is the dispute re-
garding the Alabama, the Alexandra, Stc. The profemor
lamented the practice of contraband carriers end blockade
runners, dealing as they did ',dust both the law of nations
and the municipal law. He showed the great advantage of
adopting the prieeipl• of fees ship free goods ; dwelt on the
importance of preesteieg the Immunity of neutral territories,
and concluded the lecture with recapitulating the principal
point, of the previous lecture.. At the conclusion the
Attorney.oenand moved a vote of thanks to the professor,
both in the name of those who attended the lectures and
of the Council of Legal Education. He said that whatever
difference of opinion there might be on the points that had
formed the subjects of this course of lemurs., it could not
be doubted that it was a great benefit to have these itn- •
portant questions so well matured and discussed, and
thanks were due to the Professor for devoting so much
learuing sod time in the elucidation of those subjects.
THE WmcwiNazit Acme:tr.—The following
subscriptioee in aid of the sufferers by the late accident at
St. Mary's schools, Great Peter-street, Westminster, have
been received at the National Bank, Old Broad-street, sod
its CharMgcrom and Bayswater branches ; the Lando.'
Joint Stock Etaeira Priness-etrest and ; the Euro-
pean Book, King Wham-street, City ; and the schools :
Anonymous, 151. Thomas 0. Bristow, 11. Is. ; Comtism
Dowager Clare, 101.; Lady Fullerton, 21.; A friend, 101.;
per Ewe. P. thilwey, 111. 10s.; Hun. Frederick Levant.
Gower, 21.; R. F. Mulvaney, 10a.; Joseph N. Masson,
1/. le.; E. B. Neill, if.: 11. 0. 0'00•1141.100.1 Mies Penal%
ill.; Ilseplsee Engrave, IL; Marrs. Seeger, Evans, and Co.
(Westminster), SI.; Sir Charles Tempest, 8art.,201.; E. S. 8.,
Gd.
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