The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-09 00:00:00

THE JULUEN FESTIVAL

TO TER 'MOH OF THZ EXPRESS.

Sza,—We have received the enclosed letter
from leadaine Jigllien's spot, and perhaps you will kindly
grant, spat* for it in your next unpression. The gross
amount realiasd at the doors, baloonies, ke., was upwanlsof
1,000 f.- Yours, ke. CALDWELL AND BLSHOP.
Surreysardens, August $.

Messrs. Caldwell and Bishop.
Gentlemen,—Madame Janie. has requested me to
tender you her most eincere thanks far your kindness and
liberality in piecing the Royal Surrey Gardens and the
whole of your company at her disposal on the occasion of
her beeeAt on Tuesday, the 31st July last. As you are
well awure, it was a great success, and I am sure you will
be gratified to learn that, together with the artistes who
kindly gave their • and t►e newspapers who inserted
the aavertaaeinents free charge, you have been the meow
of enabling Madame Jake to Add a very considerable
to the " Jullien Fund."—l am, &c.,
8. Arnica CRAPPELL.
50, New Bood-streek August 6.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OOLLFAIL, LONDON.

The announcement of the result of the exami-
nation of the classes of mathematics omitted at the distri.
bution of prizes for the Faculty of Arta, in consequence of
the illness of Professor De Morgan, was made to the Coun-
cil at their session on the 4th inst., the last of the acade-
mical year, as follows :
Higher Senior.—Price, equal : Jonas Ashton, Benjamin
Kisch. Certificates : 2. William Jardine; 3. T. W. Hep-
burn ; 4. Edmund S. Schwabe ; 5. Thomas P. Geste&
Lower `.Senior.—Prise : George De Morgan. Certificates :
2. Henry Charles Watson; 3. Nathaniel Nathan ; 4. Ed-
win C. Such. Higher Junior.-Ist Prise: Gorge S.
Joseph. 2nd Prise: Edward C. Benecke. Certificates:
& Edward H. Busk • 4. Ernest N. Satow ; 5. Nowrojee
Coma*, Polsehe ; & equal, J. Moron, Paul John fichilissi ;
7. equal, George W. Enox, J. Hawthorn KitsonilB.l:ernp
Welch, James B. C. Haigh ,• equal, William Coo Edward
Winterbotham, Hear/ Lister ; 9. John James her,
Henry Lucas • Hi Virden Albrecth, Arthur Wagg. Lower
Junior.—Prior : Richard Pilcher. Certificatea : -2. George
Schwabe ; 3. W. Garner.
The Jews Commemoration Scholarship was conferred on
Mr. George S. Joseph as the student of one year's standing
in the Faculty of Arts in the college who had most distin-
guished himself in general proficiency and good conduct
during the session.
Professor Jenner's return of the result of his examination
of the clam of Pathological Anatomy has been since received
as follows :—Gold medal, Henry C. Bastian ; silver medal.
Wm. J. Smith; certificates, 3, J. N. Miller; 4, Herbert
H. Read.

At the Council, Dr. John RunseU Reynolds was appointed
Ansistant•Physician to University College Hospital
A special !porting of convocation was held at Burlington.
house yesterday (August 9), at 4 o'clock, for the nomination
of a list of three persona, to be submitted to her Majesty
fur the choice of a fellow therefrom. The following mem-
bers of convocation were nominated —Rev. A. Creak,
M.A. ; R. N. Fowler, ENM.A. ; H. Hutton,
D.
; G. Jewel, Esq.,M.A. ; G. Johnson, Em.t M.D.
The election took place by ballot, in accordance with the
standing orders, and the following result was reported by
the scrutineers;—Rev. A. Creak, M.A., 15; R. N. Fowler,
Esq., M.A., 34 ; R. H. Hutton Esq., M.A., RI; G. Jessel,
Esq., KA., 48; G. Johnson, Esq., M.D., 43 The chair-
man thereupon declared Mr. George Jared, M.A. ; Mr.
Geo. Johnson, M.D., and Mr. R. N. Fowler, M.A., to be
the three persons nominated by coovocation to be submitted
to her Najeety foe the choke of a fellow of the university.—
C. J. Fotrna, M.A., LLD., Chximan of Convocation.
W. Bnat.v, M.A., Clerk to Convocation.

INRITITTION or MiCHAN/CAL ENGENEZRIL—The
annual provincial meeting of the Institution at Mechanical
Engineers commences' yesterday (Wednesday), at Binning.
ham. The proceedings were inaugurated by a numerous
&thrift( of the members in the Lecture new,' of the
Midland Institute, under the presidency of Mr. James
Fenton, of Low Moor, near Bretton'. There was • fa
attendance, including Messrs. W. Moore, Hatton Chambers;
Markham, Derby ; Allen Ransom., jun., London ; Thetas
Riglev, Manchester; Daniel Adamson, Manchester; Wil-
liam Richardson, Oldham ; William Jackson, Zurich ; J. R.
Warham, Barton-upon-Trent ; Richard Beck, London ;
H. A. Flether,Whitehaven ; OsorgeMiller, Dublin; Thomas
H. Murray, Chester-le Street ;J. W. Wilson, London
Thomas Snowdon, Middloiborough.ou•Tees; George Talfoid,
Sheffield; John Harman, Manchester; Sampson Lloyd,
jun., Wisinesbury ; Charles Cochrane, Middlesborough-
on.Tees ; William Lloyd, Wesinesbary ; E. Jones,
Welnesbury ; R. C. T•mworth ; D. Joy, Merles.
ter ; J. Pettifer Derby ; Richard Williams, Weilnetsbari
R. Jobson, Dadleyß;. Charles Little, Derby ; C. Man ,
Dudley ; Samuel rley, The Fleck, near Walsall ;
Mathews, R. W. Johnson, & Thorns, 0. A. Evora, W.
It. Warden, G. H. N. Mentz, F. E. Martineau Joseph
Wright, Walter May, J. C. Clift, W. 8. Garland, W. Mid.
dletoa, A. Hamelin, G. Piggott, R. Fagg, J. H. Nettle-
ton!, Edwin Marshall, and S. Crosby, Birmingham. After
• few introducb my remarks from the chairroar, Mr. Mathews,
of Cosbym's Hill Iron Weeks, Dudley, reed an int
paper, " On the Ten Yard Coal of South Staffordsh7r7tiZ
the mode of Working." The smeary (Mr. Marshall) then
reed a " Description of a Method of Malkin off the Waste
Geese tram Blast Forams," by Mr. Charles Cochrane, of
Middlesborough, and other papers on " Machinery for
coating Telegraphic Wits with India Rubber," by Mr. C.
W. Siemens, of London, and " On Oral Burning in (oco-
motive Engines," by Mr. Charles Markham, of Derby.
These contributions end the discussions which followed s-
cented until pest three o'clock, when the meeting was
adjourned till this (Thursday) morning. The members of
the institution will dine together this evening, and to-
morrow visit the mineral Gelds of South Stafforhire.
NEW DRINKING FOUNTAlN.—Yesterday a foun-
tain was opened for public UN in the Strand, opposite
Someniet ouse. It consists of a polished granite base, on
which there stand six richly decorated columns of braes
supporting • superb entablature and cornice in polished red
and white marble, these are surmounted by • dome in term
mitt., enriched with shells and water plants, and the whole
work, which is 14 feet high, stands on three granite steps,
and is crowned by a gilded figure of a boy holding a water-
bottle on hi. heal The water Bows in two jets from • see
Is the mare tutees the columns. This fountain
therimost a:pensive and handeoniest that bas yet been
erected in the metropolis) is the gift of Robert Ranbury,
Eng, 11. P., who arrived oft the ground a quarter pest two,
end was met by the sculptors, Wills Brothers, end the awry
of St. Mary-leStnuid, when alter an appropriate address
had been wren, the fountain wee declared opened.
MORI BRIBERY PIRMINCI:TIONS.--IE is intimated
that proceedings ere about lobe comnieneed spinet live
pennon wbo are accused of acts of bribery at the last ela-
tion for Great Yarmouth.