The Express.
London, England, 1860-04-27 00:00:00

(Stamped Id. AdditionaL)

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NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADIIIDULTY AP= 28. Plomoriotrii AND
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Engineer It. Powell, to the Terrible.
Second-clew Awistairt-Engineer T. Witt, to the Fisgard,
for service in the Bann.
Surgeon J. Wallace (oonfirmal).
Assistant-Paymaster J. N. Robiusion, to the Victory, aa

CHATHAM, Aram 26
The Duke of Cambridge has desired it to be pro-
mulgated to the troops at this garrison that in the event ol
a Turkuli medal, or any other medal of distinction granted
by a foreign power, being lost, he has not the MMus of re•
placing the same.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 26.
This morning the same officers assembled as on the pre-
vious day, and were sworn a court to try Matthew Lad,
private, R.M., on a charge of saying to Corporal Stacks,
when ordered by him to go on deck and fall in with his
watch, " 1 will go on deck, but I'm if I work fur yen
or any one else. The court found the charge proved and
sentenced the prisoner to two years' bard labour in Win-
chester gaol ; and at the expiration of that time to be dis-
missed her Majesty's Jerrie' with disgrace.
The court then assembled for the last time to try 19 pri-
vates of the Royal Marines and Royal Marine Artillery
belonging to her Majesty's skip Edgar, on a chruge of
haring, on the 19th inst., been guilty of insubordination
and delaying the service by assembling on the main deck,
instead of at once proceeding to the upper deck, when
ordered by the commanding officer to do u,. The court did
not consider the charge sustained by the evidence, and with-
out hearing the prisoners' defence, acquitted them.

The Six Feet Volunteer Guards (32nd Middlesex)
w.uatered on Wednesday afternoon at Hungerford-hall, and,
under the command of Captain the Hon. T. C. Bruce, pro-
ceeded to St. George's Barracks, arrangements having been
made for their drill there, twice a week, during the present
season. It had not transpired when they would appear in
public for the first time, and those only saw them who
chanced to be passing the line of march. They turned out
in a fatigue jacket of scarlet twilled flannel, edged with
black braid, and looked remarkably well, their great average
height alone giving them ea imposing appearance.
BatsroL VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY CORPR.—The
arrival of four 18-pounder guns and ammunition waggons
for the use of this corps was celebrated at Bristol yes-
terday by a public demonstration, which was ore of the
most enthusiastic witnessed for many years. The streets
and shipping were gaily dressed with nags, and throughout
the day merry peals issued from several church belfries,
and cannon were discharged from various points.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, Ann. 26.

At a Congregation this day the degree of Doctor
et Divinity wu conferred by special grace upon the Rev.
John Cotton Wigram of Trinity Co' Rev, Bishop of
Rochester elect.
_ _ _

degrees were also conferred: 111. D.—

F. B. Goodacre, St. John College. B.D.—C. 11.SiToM,
Trinity College. A.M.—E. A. Bevan, A. R. Du Cane, W.
Jones, W. Oliver, R. B. Somerset, and E. 0. Vincent,
Trinity College ; J. &Omit,* C. A. Jones, P. H. Phelp, S.
8. Walton, S. H. Ward, H. 8.. Whelpton, and J. Wnght,
St. John's CoUrA7nree, Clare College ; J. E.
Whiting, Oslo. ; W. Cameron, Queen's College ;
J. Foster and A. Christ's College ; J. H. Bridge,
Sidney College. A.B.— erbert Monk and W. It Rose,
Trinity College; E. A. Sparks, St. John's College; H. J.
Chaytor, Jesus College.—• The degree upon Mr. C.orst wu
conferred by special grace in his absence, he being at pre-
sent engaged in missionary work in New Zealand.

PAVE-OARED RACE FOR Ma. RELEOCR's PRIES&
—This pair-oared race was concluded yesterday, in the
memos of • large number of spectators. The following
are the results of the heats : First beat—Messrs. Burgess
and Shirriff, London Rowing Club, 1 ; Messrs. Nash and
Tyler, West Lawton ditto, 0 • Meson. Wallace and Lloyd,
Serpentine Crew, 0. Nash and Tyler had the worst station,
Burgess and Shirriff the best. Second beat—Messrs.
Bryant and Buckman, West London Rowing Club, 1 ;
Messrs. Raphael and Lack, Kingston ditto, 0; Stshlschmidt
and Chapman, Richmond ditto, 0 ; the winners Lad the
worst station, but started in • masterly manner. Third
heat—Messrs. Jervis and Wilson, Kingston Rowing Club,
1 ; Messrs. Head and Coventry, London ditto, 0 ; Messrs.
Woodbridge and Morley,. London ditto, O. Final beat—
Messrs. Burgess end fturiff, London Rowing Club, 1;
Mews. Bryant and Bucknall, West London ditto, 0;
Mime. Jervis and Wilson, Kingston ditto, 0. Bryant
and Buckn -II had the best station, and Jervis and
Wil
son the worst. The start was beautifully level, and
for 200 yards there wu no difference in the Licata, but at
the Star Bryant and partner led, and were just getting
clear when Burgess and Shirriff rowed on to them. The
latter stopped, but the West London went on and held the
lead for 100 yards, when Burgess and Shirriff cease up, and
a terrific race ensued fur half a mile, when the London men
gradually drew away, and won a hard nice by about two
lengths. The Kingston men rowed one of the finest stern
races on record, and picked up considerably towards the
finish, having at one time been half a dozen lengths astern.
DRILADFUL ACCIDENT AT CROYDON. —Yesterday
morning, between six and haven o'clock, an accident, likely
to be attended with fatal consequences, occurred at the
Ballast Hole, Croydon.
an
Constant, aged 2E, an exca.
valor, William Gower, aged an excavator, with several
others, were at work in the Ballast Hole, Croydon, when
suddenly several tons weight of earth slipped, owing to the
late rain, and buried the unfortunate men. An alarm was
raised, when they were extricated as anon as possible.
Amos Constant and William Cower were at once conveyed
to (lays Hospital, where they now remain in a precarious
state. The other men were also got out, but much broiled.
Trig TRIAL FOR MURDER AT GLABOOW.—TIIO
trid of the two Irish girls at Glasgow for murdering a
woman and afterwards robbing her, referred to in our
columns yesterday, has terminated in a verdict of " not
proven" with to the charge of murder, but of guilty
with respect to that theft.
Low or FOUR LIVER IN DUNGARTON BAY.—
Ou Monday, as the boats which are employed in the weed
and fishing trade at Dunvervon were returning at four
o'clock from sea, a strong wind blowing from the southeast
upset a boat, in which were six persons. The sea was
running high at the time, and before any assistance could
reach them, four of the unhappy people were drowned.
Their names are Connolly, Fahey, Savage, and Catherine
Connolly. The two others, after being for some time in the
water, were picked up, and there is every likelihood of
their recovery.—Prenstan's Jour na
Eros's IiOIetROPATIIIC COCOA.—Its delicious
aroma, gratehil smoothneo, aid iniitiorating power have pro.
cured Its general adoption as a breakfast beverage. I lb., g th.,
and 1 lb. packets, At la. sd. per lb., by the principal grocers.
labelled James 'Epps, lionacopathic Chemist, London."— I

[TWOPENCE.

THE ATTEMPTED COUNT-OUT LAST NIGHT.
The following letter to a cotemporary shown
the discreditable nature of the attempt whisk was made
in the House of commons last night to effect a count-out :
"An attempt to count the house out this evening de.
Serra an explanation and an exposure. At the close of an
hour and a half of declamation from Sir Bulwer Lytton, the
house thinned, and the majority who had listened to him
went to dinner, some to their homes or clubs, and others
to the dining-room of the house. The members present
were reduced to about or below forty, the number re.
(mired to make a house. The tory benches were de-
serted for the purpose of making a count-out' possible.
When the bell rang to announce that the house
was being counted, there way of course, a rush from the
dining-morn, where some forty or fifty members were at
dinner. But it was not easy to_ get into the house. A party
of tory members, lonia not noble, and members in this not
honourable, were in the lobby, and not only shut the outer
door, but forcibly kept it shut. It required the utmost
force and violence to obtain an entrance, and members who
succeeded in getting inside were assailed in the mesit'offen-
sive manner. One member was struck with great force
in the side, and a member of the government was
for some time jammed in the doorway in imminent danger
of personal injury. Among the members of the tory party
in these disgraceful proceedin I noticed Mr.
engaged p,
Cochnure, one of the members for Honiton, Lord
Robert Montagu, member for Huntingdonshire, and
others. Mr. Bailie Cochrane may consider himself as
as one of the members doomed by the Reform Bill under
discussion; and Lord Robert Montagu, in his speech the
other night against the bill, spoke of the bill as a mea-
sure that would give power to the scum of the country, and
the words ' clown. and ' boor' were on his lips, when dis-
*rasing the claims of the working men of England to • share
in the parliamentary franchise. If the middle classes of
EillArel, and those of the working classes who are to be
enfranchised by this bill, could see the means taken by the
tones in the house to prevent the paring of this bill, they
would he more than ever convinced of the necessity of a
m.thorough reform of the Souse of Commons.—Yours
I
M-P."