The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-26 00:00:00

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Household furniture- „ . . „
Millie and boats, Wilt In the
United Kingdom, not regis-
tered or sailtng under British f. t. 2, c.
Bag, In wood . . . 26 00 2/ 00 Prohibited.
Ditto, ditto, in iron . . 20 00 00 00
Bans of ships, in wood . . VD 10 00 '•
Ditto, ditto, la Imo . . 50 00 SO 00
W.B.—Tbe machines ancimeckluary on board such ships shall
bo-cliartted spongy, socordlo; to the rates Hie by the tarig
for " Maabines and Machinery.'

NAVAL AND MILITARY.
ADM:MALTY, Ocr. 25.
C. D. Daviesip to the Marlborough.
Bowan D. Saunders, to the Desperate.
Acting Assistant-Surgeon Dr. W. Johnston, to the
Desperate.
Acting Third Chas heeieleat &skier J. Miller (b), to
the !Gdns.

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PORTSMOUTH, Oar. 25.
The Tartar, 21, screw frigate, Captain John M.
Hayes, has mailed from Spithead for the South American
sad Pacific station.
The Spiteful, 6, steam sloop, Commander William C. F.
Wilson, arrived during the night from Sheernem with su-
pernumeraries, and mils for the west coast of Africa.
The Herefordshire, hired troop-ship, has also arrived from
the Themas, and will embark detachments of troops for
Ceylon.

CAPE TOWN, Sarr. 12.—Her Majesty's ship
Wimp, which arrived in iiimon's Bay August ?.2., from
England, had gone on shore at Blankoµ near that port, but
got off without material damage.

THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT.

LONDON IRDOL—TAI 1..AT1 CAPTAIN JONF.S.—
In accordance with public notice, a vary numerous attend-
ance of the members of this opera took place at Westmin-
Tneeiny evening, with a view, after the custo-
mary drill, to promote by their contributio:is the furtherance
of the memorial of the late Captain Jaiimi. Major Verner'
in the absence of the Marquis of presided.
&Quart thane present were Captain Ward, tenants
Tully and Irwin, Ensigns Ceuta, Edmonds, and Jima, Dr.
O'Connor, Dr. Allen, Mr. Morgan J. O'Connell, Mr. J. J.
Whinny, Mr. R. M. Montgomery, he. Major Verne, on
taking the chair, explained in very affecting teems the object
et the meeting, and concluded by calling on Mr. Morgan
John O'Connell, who in an eloquent and feeling addrees
proposed the following resolution :—" That in the
opinion of this meeting it is desirable that the
London Irish Rifle Volunteers should record in
eomc mbetantial manner their sense of the loss they
hare sustained in the recent meLineboly death of their
lamented comrade, Captain Jones, of the let Company, and
' that a subscription be forthwith opened to enable the mem-
bers of the ear to reed a suitable memorial of a gentle-
man whom armee have been already alluded to is such
emphatic and well-merited terms in the regimental gram
lamed by Lient.-Cokeel the Marquis of DeneplL" The
resolution was ascended by the -Res. R. H. Atherton, of
Ratcliffe, one of the chaplains to the corps. Other reek
lotions to carry eat the foregoing were aiiibed, and the
Marquis et Dump, Dr. O'Connor, Lieut. Tully, sad
Mr. Dines, were ted trustees to the fund. Theisen-
tary (Mr. Denis e001:101) announced that the subscrip-
tions already received amounted to 1201'., when a vote of
thanks to the chairman terminated the proosediaqp.

NORTHUMBERLAND.—On Tuesday afternoon the
Alndick Company of the Northumberland Rifle Volantern,
under the command a Lieutenant J. A. Wilson and Fasign
It. Browne, wore reviewed near Boedgate, by Major Her
Marl, luspecting Field-Officer of the Northern District.
There ine a large amesablege of the inheAttante of the
town and the gentry of the district on the ground to
mitoses the review. About 4 o'clock, Earl Grey, the
Lard Lieutenant of the casuity, eseompanied by Admkel
Sir Frederick Grey, 11C.8., drove.= to the field, and is
another carriage were the Comatas they, Lady Frederick
Grey, and the Hoe. lady Orey, of Floughtee4e-eprieg.
DORMETSHIRE.—The review of the whole of• the
corps of volunteers in Dorset took place on Wednesday, at
Malden Castle, war Dorchester, In the presence of
Lord-Lieutenant, the Right Hen. the Earl of t3haftesbury.
The followlimosaivorpe were on the ground :—Bridport, 80
strong ; W 50 strung ; Dorchester, 74 strong, and
band 17 ; Porde scow:math, 64, and band 17 ; Wimborne ;
Sherborue, GO, and Lind 10; Blandford, 64, and band 20;
Shaftesbury, 67, and land 20.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDO22, OCT. 2A

THE COUNCIL or THE SINATZ.—The *ice-Chan-
°eller has given notice that the following eight Members of
the Council of the Senate will vacate their seats on the 7th
dal, of November, 1860, as.: Heeds of Colleges—Dr.
Master of Trinity Coll ; Dr. Con* Minter of
Jonas Wien. Professors—l ruteseor Selwyn, Profaner
Browne. Other Members of the Senate—Dr. Bateau,
Master of St. John's College ; Dr. Paget, Cebu College :
Mr. Martin, Trinity College ; Archdeacon France, Si. John's
Collate. The Vice-Chancellor further gives notice that
the election of two heeds of colleges, two professors, and
fair other members of the senate, to till the vacancies, will
take place to the senate-house on Thursday, Nov. 8. The
Vice-Chancellor and pun-tees will reosive the votes
of those numbers of the senate whose names
are on the electoral roll from ten o'clock In
the morning till one o'clock, when the Vice-Chancellor will
declare the election. The members of the council must be
chosen from the electoral roll, and amongst those who are
chases as members of the council there must Dever be more
than two sessabon of the same college. Of the four mem-
bers darted es nismbers of the amnia who will continue to
hold ease la the council Liter the 7th day of November,
one is a vomiter of Trinity Hall, on. is of Queen's College,
one of Trinity College, and one of Emmanuel College.
Every elector may vote for any number of persons being
beads of colleges, professors, or members of the senate
respectively, sot exceeding the number of heads of colleges,
profess" or members of the senate respectively to be
chosen ; but all his votes must be given in writing at the
1,41110 time, and cards will be provided and pieced irs the
fasaate-house for that purpose.
At a emigre-amber this day the nudennentioned degrees
were conferred :—A. M.: R. Poole, Jesus College ; Henry
William iihackel, Pembroke College ; Thomas Harris Burn,
Trinity College ; Edward Newton, Magdalen Colle.
B.A. : fii*itou Bloleld, Trinity College; H. Pennant
Cornwall, Trinity College' C. John Steward, Trinity Col-
lege' O. Hollis Clay, Clare College ; F. Feder Jones,
Pembroke Collage ; lnrie E. Bainbridge Cox, Magdalen
College ; Henry Newton, Emmanuel College. The degrees
upon Mears. Shacked, Brun, and Newton were conferred
by special grace in their demos. Mr. Stoeckel is at pre-
sent engaged in miaelonary work in India, Mr. Burn is
chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Calcutta, and Mr. Newton
is resident in the Mauritius. The Rev. E. Lowia, M.A., of
xwbuou college, oxford, and the Rev. W. Berkeley °ld-
eate, ILA., of Trinity College, Dublin, were admitted ed
eunden.