The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-01 00:00:00

UNITZBEIITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, MARCH 31.
At a Congregation this day the under-mentioned
Doper woe costerred

IL 11.

T. W. Omens, TrinitTilail.
LLB.
James Beaumont Bolton, Ckre Hall.
M.A.
R. C. Swan. St. John's College.
W. E. Littlewood, Pembroke College.
Han Layne, Sidney College.
A.B.
Omega Mosley Buckle, King's College.
Welter Eli's, Unity Cl
William Herbert Evens Ditto.
John Wycliffe Oedge, ditto.
William Madam, ditto.
Hugh William Johnston, ditto.
John Kerr, ditto.
Thomas Frederick Kirby, ditto.
Henry Jam Matthew, James ditto.
Alfred William Rowe. ditto.
Henry John Turner, ditto.
Hareptery Robin, St. John's College.
Herbert Cleansed Smith, St. Johns College.
Adolphus Wm. Weed, St. Peter's College.
John Stockhsni Mks, Chew College.
John Langhorne, Christ's College.
The Rev. Frederick Henry Grey, of Lincoln College,
Oxford, was admitted ad alladalt.
Tax Bono= Pama—This prim, sweated annually to
the Bacbelor of Arta la the toes year of by stasellog who
*hall predate the best esny on tome mad or smelepltonal
seattsct, on the exheenee, nature and attributes of Clod, or
. .

on ittaituitt szeignides'oltise Christie& eallgioN, Wbun
adjudged to Edward Ernst Bowen, BA., Mohr of Tidally
Culler.

The music-loving people of Dublin mustered in
etsces force on Woineedsy eight, to hoar 'Verdi's 11.4440.
gasawlersobseeves," It is net a little singular that the opera
of Kegs* although brought out at La Pergola originally
la 1841, has never been include' in the rerrtoire of the
Loudon theatres, although most of his other productions are
given with the frequency and aimless which formerly char
rectified Rossini. The opera, which did not terminate
soil a very late horn, hes been pat upon the stage with
every asteetion to the reputation of its ocsoposer; and the
orchestra, conducted and led with spirit, tact, and ability,
discharged its important functions with equivalent sumer."
Madlle. Picoolomini and suite arrived et New
Orleans on the 9th haat

The visit of Signor Gavezzi to the town of Gal-
way, where the population in almost esolusively of the
Roman catholic percussion, has been followed by a miry dis-
(na(al outbreak of religious fanaticism, which at one time
assumed a very alarming aspect, and it appears that up to an
advanced hour on Wednesday evening the excitement bed
not altogether @abided.
On Wednesday evening the lecture session of the
Siinbergh Philosophical Institution was closed by en st-
ew ci Lord Naves on the subject of Oral Literature.
The New York Times says:—" Mr. C. B. Nor-
ton, of this city, will tom s.il for Europe, to purchase rare
and valembiebeelm for Amorhsn °oilers. He will occupy
the summer in mattes selections, and the large amount of
the orders he carries oat enables him to perform his business
with signal advantage to the institutions employing him."
The Peninsular and North African Steam Nevi-
gall= Company's steamer Warier. Captain H. Cooper,
milli from the St. Katherine's Docks with the mails for
Lisboa, Cubs, Mossier, end the Canary Islands this morn-
ing, at II o'clock. The Warrior carries • fall cargo and •
leirrizTamount of specie.
RISENTATION OF Serra ESSEX.—We an-
Illeenni a short. time sines that se Sir William Bowyer
Sib did not intend to oSer himself sods foe the southern
divides of the county, many gentlemen had expressed an
emaret desire that Mr. Perry Wallington, of Moor Ball,
shield come forward to do bottle dm the conerevative intend.
It Is understood that the honourable gentleman id quite
willies to accede to their viable; bat to show the feeling ti-
wards him a requisition is is coarse of signature throughout
the division, to which a long list of infintatial rimes is
being appended. It appears, however, that se Mr. Perry
Wallington dwells in a perish where Pranyism Ands acme
sal to which the Rev. Mr. Poole retired when be
Varrarsabse, some of the electors were desirous of an
expression of opinion from him as to hie view of this web-
bed coatroverey. The bon gentlemen alludes to the cam of
Mr. Poole, emphatically declaring that he feels no sympathy
with extremes, and that be join in the condemnation passed
by the primate on the doctrines and practicer to which hie
Madly questioner reit ra.—Mliessford Chrettiele.
Tue WEATIIER.—There was a keen frost and a
fall of snow throughout the West Biding of Yorkshire on
Wednesday night. The weather ins Might and cold yester-
day (Titsreday), but the greater pelt of toss snow which had
falba en the previon, night paw way to the power of the
seer ha the cameo of the day.—The dada fend Chreeklo of
to-day mays The sudden change of weather on Wednes-
day afternoon, sad the descent l the pal- Mg snow worm,
which Moroi, sli abng so deceptively wild, ha reserved f.r
a put err blow--and *ls, tee, when from the forwardness of
lest and bloom, ms concluded spring was fairly entered
upon—produced a tepid change in the appearance of the
farm. Followed though it was by a (Nat et night, from
which the trireme, especially the fruit trees, one
Itkely to anger rather severely, we am led to hops, from the
Mate of the sgricultand crops, that they will not be seri-
cooly damaged; no doss la spree, from the die sun-
shine of yesterday, that the lemurs of the Sell are likely
to be much interrupted. The late wind% it deems, have
been ember trying to the flecks. A report from North Ewe
says—' Bates for 6teedleg More lambs ors &pliantly kept on
the clay farms hereabouts, and the time for them to lamb is
March, and that daagerous attack tatrainteg,' bas been
sensually prevalent among them. The leading canes teat I
ma sedge for the Is, first the extraordinary mild, blood-
isinsing wearhar, followed by the cold storm of Shreve
Tuesday, mid the extremely variable temperature we have
bad till now. With this exception the lambing of Mess
sm ll iota kas been ordinarily eatiefactery, and with as
almadsects et salad and a firm dry soil in too turnip geld,
I was are heathy, sad lames an growing well, and in better
lima seers growing cosditien:
Tag CLOAK IX 1111 HALL.—He said, indeed,
VW be was improved la their society, ea every men must be
who maw lab it. Asesag them he was witty, linty, good
he thesis, helag. He lei his witheinets and worldhoeu
with hi cloth la the ball, end may put them on ogee when
be stepped into hie chi. What welding on Ws voyage
dose am knew et sums mesh harbear of rest and tabu, same
hams whose be pats la set of the Mona f-2b Vskyiniess,
No.