The Express.
London, England, 1860-05-05 00:00:00

DEATH OP THE ARCHBISHOP OP YORK.

We deeply regret to announce the death of the
above dignitary of the church. The Archbishop of York
oiled lest evening at haft-peat eight o'clock, at his graes's
nadeens in Belgravemmar*. We are informed that only'
• ferladgit yesterday his grace complained of a diagrams
afar raterlaining • select circle of friends at dinner, and
although mo importance was attached at the time to his indis-
position, he gradually because mine, and it doodad with fatal
inserts. T e NOS Hun. and Yost Lee. T. Musgrave, D.D.,
was son of •draper in Cambridge. where be wee born in 1788.
After an elementary *Marmara he mitered as student
'Trinity College, Cambridge, in 1806, sad was 14th Wrangler
M MO. His Face was elerad a fellow of his college,
which he held up to 1837. When at Cambridge he obtained
the mond member', pain for Middle Bachelor in 1811 ;
waded M.A. in 1813; became Lord Ahrimmar's Professor
ef Audio in 1121 ; sad was &aim Preto, in 1831. The
deceased archbishop was incumbent of itt. Mary-the-Great,
Oestbridoe, and has also been bursar of his college.
Is lag Dr. Illisegrave was appointed by the late
'Visconti Melbourne thaw of Hereford ; and on
the death of the vermable Dr. Haroourt in 1847,
yes trardated Ile the ariblepieeepal see of York. The late
arebashop wee primate of England, • governor of the
Crararalismas sad of Braes College. a visitor of Queen's
Cairo, Oxford, a commissioner for Building Churches,
sad elester of Bt. Augustin's College, Canterbury. In the
pas of the archbishop were 96 linage, which he dis-
pensed most impartially and with credit to his exalted posi-
tion. The Moines erapriess the whole of Yorkshire, with
the exception of a portion belonging to the see of Ripon,
and is of the annual value of 10,0001. The province in.
chides the sees of Durham, Carlisle, Cheater, Manchiraer,
Ripe, and &dor and Mao. The late archbishop married
12th December, lati, the Hon. Catherine, youngest daugh-
ter of the late Lord Waterpark, and Ester of the present
Wel%

The will ..1 the late Right. Hon. Georgians,
Baroness Dover, was administered to in the principal re-
gistry, on the 30th of April, by Viscount Clifdeu, her
ehleet eon. The personalty was sworn under 25,000/. The
Duke of flutherkad and the Earl of Carlisle, her brother,
who are the surviving executors nominated in her ladyship's
will, having first renounced the grant of probate. Her
ladyship has left all the correspondence, journals, and ma-
nuscripts of her late husband—the Right Hon. George
Junta Welhore Agar Ellis, first Lord Dover, who died in
Jody, 1833--together with all the plate, pictures, books,
furniture, and other effects to her son, Viscount Oddest, to
whom she has also bequeathed a portion of her diamonds
and jewels ; the reel of her diamonds arid Jewelry she direct,
to be divided attempt her daughters, and has bequeathed
the raidse of her property amongst her younger children,
the Has. Leopold George Frederick Agar Ellis, the Hon.
George VliMar Agar Ellis, lady Bagot, and the Hon. Mn.
Coke. The will bears date the 23rd of May, 1837, being
four years after the death of the late Lord Dover, and her
ladyship has mad' no alteration, nor added any codicil
lima% She had &liaised her Ittyaitth year.
. . . .

It is stated in a letter from Nice that a petition
to sh. !Favorer, praying that the title of Count de Nice
nay be conferred on the Imperial Prince, is being name-
mealy signed in all towns and villages of the county ; and
that Me ladies of the city are signing s similar petition to
the Empress.

Maclaine Alston is going to play • few times at
the babas theatre, Paris. Her first performance is an•
'mewed for May S.

A now book about Rumia., by Prince Dolgo-
rukow, bee recently appeared in Per* and is likely to
make a esersti.ei.

A eantuttuication from Rome in the Gazette du
Midi says :—" The Abbe Bonaparte has offered all he pre-
emies to the Pope, reisiaing only his rills at the Ports-
Belem aid his few for masses m a means of existence.
Prince Abbe Bonaparte u the son of the famous Prince of
Caaino, ex •Preeidset of the Deputies of the Massiniaa
Republic at Rome ; but being brought up under the care of
a truly Uhrigtian mother, who coeetantly remained faithful
to the cause Pius IX., this young man has never reseed
to give pnmfa of a Inuit decided vocation for the aerial
profemiue."

The United All England Eleven commence their
season oo May I I at Sheffield, and on May 2el the tiro
Elevens meet for the fray at Lord's. Tarrant, a pro.
miring young player from Cambridge, will, it is said, joie
the All England side on that occasion. Jane 7, 11, and 9
are the days flied for the champion eleven to meet another
AIMS at Trafford Ground, Maachsetsr. During the present
mouth George Pan Is giving the benefit of Ms professional
lectures to Harrow, Jackson to Word, and Oaffyn to Win-
dossier.
Wirrineu, MAY 4.—The Queen has been
to and appeiat the Right Hon. Robert
ry, Lord Belhaven, to be her Majesty's high
• er to the Bemire! Assembly of the Church of
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Downinu-srusitt, MAT 3.—The Queen ham been
5: appoint Adman O. Archihald, Esq., to be al-
-1 leaeral ; Aleph mss, Req., to 1. provinciel
Millen Atened, to be financial eiteretitry;
Jesolise Mcenlly, req., to be Wicker-general ; sod John
R Andlifsoukg.N., to be receiver general, forth. Pro 'mete of
Now Meet.. Her Majesty has alo, hero pleased to appoint
the Mee. /Inuit" Hull to IN oloutul chaplain for the
leaked Wand. Uo.thr.