The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-16 00:00:00

!id:ems—nob as the Lyons's, 4acketts, Jonah

Mahoney', Dewclaw, Butes, and others. The e'er:
jeant is pat forward, Mr. Callaghan at the
lard eleationos "the city and commercial candidate ;"
while, on the other hand, Mr. M'Carthy is looked on
more as the "national" or country candidate. As yet
nothing has been done to bring together the divided
liberals, and agree to the choice of a candidate. With
union &mamat the liberals it will be easy to beat the
tones. If the split continues, Colonel Chatterton will
oertainly be elected.

QUEEN'S COLLEGES.
Nutria ?AMID IT TIC Boa-D.—Resolved,—That
copy of the statutes of the Queen's Colleges, now Rosily
amended, be forwarded to his Excellency the Lord Lint*.
neat
That the Board of Colleges avail themselves of this *me-
dal to express to the Lord Lieutenant their most sincere
and rapeettul thanks for the gracious confidence with which
Co has honored them throughout their protracted delibera-
tions—for the extraordinary labour to which his Excellency
has so frequently subjected himself in considering the
multiplied collegiate questions brought under his notice
by the members of this board and others—end for the
uniform and cordial support he has extended to the Queen s
Colleges.
The board would, morn particularly, refer to the inesti-
mable aid them iostitutions have received hem the manner
in whkh the resent selection of professors his been made by
his Idzadissig—kess the patience and sagacity with which
the skim el se mazy applicasts have been investigated,
I and flees the fmmertiol justice which, in so large a number
of aggsfatimialse has regarded only the merit of the candi-
date.
The Wei love seen, with grateful satbfaetion, that all
emaideretiewe of political patio lege and personal femur have
given way beams the determination to confide every depart-
ment to the mum Wet qualified to fill it; that the Queen's
Colleges:have thasisses plead in the foremost rank of educe-
dotard estabNabmsesht sail have already obtained that public
eonfidenee se meestial to their samess.
The baud beg leave to express their confident belief that
the endures men with whom the ',Ann are provided will
easbiOthon to fulfil the benevolent end for which they were
!banded ; and that the speedy diffusion of a sound and use-
hal eineeden among the higher end middle elaeses of the
CPswill not be toe haul of these signal advantages which
:eentry will have derived from the adminietretion of the
Earl of Claramiss.

ExcieS BINEVOLINT FUND SOCIETT...-An act of
parliament was posed shortly before the prorogatics, to ex-
tend to the akin of inland revenue the privilege a Dacca-
lag members of the' liaise Benevolent Fond Society. It
appears that the misty was established under the nation
of the Oonunimisson of Sabo for their officers and in con-
sequence of the sonsiliditisa of tha stamps and the excise, it
is considered ossissmy t emend the society to the inland
dhows, and he that purples this sumo is to be taken notios
of as a plane est.
REMOVAL OP THE MANNINOB MON HORSE-
NeNOllll-LaND GAOL TO Nswosrs.—Yottarday morning
Manatees sad kis wife wore removed hat the Surrey
County Gaol to Nowgets. The other primmors texamiterd
for trial at alp swam Old Batley swims* having to be re-
moved yesterday, it was lbe ght adviablo to may the
itionings at the same dine. Ifnalag left at 10 o'clock in
the amity van, with human other primmers, guarded by
Mr. Kale ad three turnkeys. Mrs. Mania; was SOW
mid ediscraris to Nowyste is a esb, attested by the
gamma mid Unsaid, ass of kis asaistaate. A few persons
were selleasti resod the atrial* of Boriemomgar-lene
Gaol whim Mrs Massing left ; sod before the sib arrived at
Nona* OM news of her removal got wind, end a lex
immoures of pesos' wen amaibled In the Old B
sib drove ups hula after 11 o'clook, and she wlrtunia
into the priest. She kept her omisteemise daely assisted
by her veil, se that so penes could esa he hoe. Both the
primers Mahal their thinks to Mr. Keene he the kiad-
seie ditispol Is tins Irbile is his asledy.