The Express.
London, England, 1858-03-19 00:00:00

11111121.127 INTEWGENCE.

OXFORD, Mason 18.
The elect:Loa of a warden of All Souls College, in '
the room of the Lev. Lewis Serayd, M.A., deosamd, took
place to-day, the &eke of the Fellows falling upon the Rev.
Friona Kernel Leighton, M.A., of All Souls College,
Aural Dose, Rector of Nerpeden, Oxfordshire, and one of
the Proctors for the Clew of ties Lime's. Mr. Leighton,
Is 1828, when a Decay or Marbles College, obtained the
prbm for hie Latin poem entitled " Montes Pyronivi," and
in Mkhaelmas Tens, 1828, wee placed in the second class et
the public chlorin/ eationinations. Mr. Leighton proceeded
to the degree of B A. in ins, and to that of M.A. in 1831.
In November, 1829, he yes elected a Fellow of AU Souls
College, and in 1841 wee presented by the Weeds and Fel-
lows of that society to the rateable living of liarpeden,
Oxon, which will become recant by his promotion. The
rectory of Fast Locking*, Bake, is annexed to the warden-
salp of AU Soak College bat by the pronlions of the new
erifleance, under which the electka took place, " the Warden
mad Fellows may at say timehereafter if they shall think fit
commute Um emoluments of the wardenahip wholly or par-
tially for a stipend or manual sus of money, payable in any
other way out of the revenues of the college, or fora certein
proportion of the mid vervenuas, and nay en the time at
which each coesseetatkie skill take effect, ,tic."

Tnz CHELSEA tiIIIDOIS TOLL QursTtox.—Lut
evening • puller meeting was held at the Free Library,
Great Srultlaiereet, Weetselnster, fur the purpose of protest-
iaagemet the optimal impost of a toil on the new Chokes-
r. Sir J. V. 84e11.7, presided, and hang
y opened the proceedings by referring to the iejustice
levying a toll is the sew bridge, General Sir De LeeyEvans,
Y.P. moved the Bret resoletroe, to the effect that the tempo-
01110e of • foot toll on Chelsea-bridge leading to Betereseir
park was .beard and unjust, as the park woe Intended
fur the beeset of the working people, to wham the
isfiction of • toll would be • practical barrier.
Mr. Wright having secluded the motion, ft wee put
ant caned. Mr. Taylor then moved and Mr. Lek*
mooadsd the =olio., pledging the meeting to use its
utmost endeavour, by every oonotitutional means to render
the park free of aortas he the people, the same as the other
perks of the metropolis, sad recommending a deputation to
wait 'rpm the First Lead of the Treasury, to ask for the re-
peel of se muck at this riet of ISO sa plated to the Chelsea
New Bridge. TM' motion was also agreed to, and the wee-
ing haviag been addressed by several influential members of
the district, the mewl eamplimaste to the hon. baronet in the
chair closed the yreceedbnpa
DtPUTATION TO 01INBIAL PEEL—Yesterday
deputation hoes lEhebnritt waited upon General Peel, at
the War-018011, reepattlag the Whew system in Scotland,
Menem' to which wee made In the Howe of Commons when
the Mutiny Bill tree under esnoldeletion. There were pre-
sent Sir William Disbar, M.P., Sir GrahamMint-
gown, M.P., Bir David CeLMeob, Bart., M.P., Sir
Asdrew Agiesw, Bart., M.P., Mr John Ogilvy, Bart., Mr.
Baxter, M.P., Mr. Crum Ewing, M.P., Mr. Dalgleiab,
M.P., Mr. Buckman, M.P., Mr. Denlop, M.P., Mr. Doff,
M.P., Mr. Stirling, LP., Mr. Cowan, M.P., Mr. Black,
M.P., Mr. Creaked, M.P. Mr. Xer, M.P., Mr. W.
Marray, M.P., Mr. Delrysea, writer to the signet (Edin-
bargh), Mr. Finley, and otitentlemen. Mr. Dalrymplrs
e,
writer to the signet at . agent for the hotel keepe
sad horned viotaallen of that istrict, Bret spoke prim:rya/1y
as to the oppressive na'are of the system now unities spin
the limited oleos whom ho represented, end also gas the
dessosulieing effects and general injury to the soldier. Mr.
Black M.P., Mr. Cowen, M Sir Amin.. Agnew, ILP.,
and lir. Kieseird, M.P., addressed the minister to the same
effect. Genand Peel expressed himself conscious of the
*premiere asters of the present system, and said that he
withdrew. would id,. It hie sazlous consideration. The deputation then

LOCR2 or COMMON COVNCIL.—At a court held
yesterday, beton the ordinary tiimiDess, Mr. Blake moved,
aad Mr Haskridge seconded, a resolution of congratulation
to the Lord Mayor 042 the mouton of the marriage of his
daughter. The motion was carried usanimnualy amid loud
cheers, and his lordship was very warmly greeted on his ni-
turnieg thanks.

THE DANYBE AND BLACK BRA RAILWAY AND
KUOTINDJI• HARBOUR C Yestardsy sa ad-
jaunted meeting of this company task p at the Atom
Abingdon-etrast, Wsettaissits. Is aiNaidsr • proposition kr
dividing 200,0001. of the Moak of the eotopeay into shares of
901. .soh, is Use of 1004 the lanai' bang the pries died by
the died of eettlemet ; the Bea teasel Nord la the
chair. It appeered abet the dieebeevisr emeiderig the
quak le Imp e sow beeesti bread, semi to the esse.
deem that it would be Impeding lo divide the capital Isle
two descriptions of stock, mad that therefore it was saames•
eau to proms any resolution on the subject. than. It was
twasised that the apportioameat of the capital nessised
uuchanged, aed the meeting separated stew • wry brief
coavereatioa.