The Express.
London, England, 1866-04-07 00:00:00

CAILBRENIB, Aral. 6.

At a congregation holden this day undermen-
tioned degrees were conferred :
B.A.—Frederick Nassau Sutton, Christ's College; Evelyn
Shirley Shnckburgh, Emmanuel Collcrilames George
Wood, Emmanuel College ; Francis Ho • ortl, King's
College ; Robert Caswell, Trinity-hall ; Eddwwaarrud Jame'
Ebden, Gains College ; Norm Maroon, Downing College ;
Charles Davy* Argles, 'Trinity College ; Robert Thomas
Wm. Brayne, Cabin College ; Buckley Samuel Young,
King's College • William Doig, St. John's College ; George
Atkrnaon Crash., Magdalen College ,• James Bass Mullin-
g,. John's College; Ayrion Chaplin, Carpus Christi
Kllege.
LLB.—George Darell ghee, Trinity-hall.
MODERN HISTOBT.—The examination for the profs&
aerial certificate will take place on Monday, April 9, in the
Senate-hoses.
XXDICINL—The examinations for medical and surgical
dwen in the present term will commence on Monday, the
Seth al flay.

STRAUSS v. Fitalecis.—The plaintiff in this case
addresses to us a letter, which we and too long to publish,
stating that fierkiant Ballantine surrendered his case
without the knowledge or consent of his client, and in his
absence from court, and asking the public to suspend its
judgment until he can take steps to set amide the resent
decision.
THE Jotritiesirmaw Tenon.—Yesterday morn-
ing between 5,000 and 6,000 of the journeymen tailors of
the metropolis assembled at the Alhambra Music Hall,
Leicester-square, the spacious area and galleries of which
were densely crowded, for the purpose of receiving a report
from the general committee as to the terms of arrangement
agreed upon on Thursday evening between the anifed depu-
tations of masters and men. Mr. Laurence, president of
the Tailors' Society, occupied the chair. Mr. Green, the
secretary, read the report, from which it appeared that
the committee of masters, with a desire to terminate the
dispute, bad taken the average wages of 27 shops, and on
that average had leveed to yield the claims of the men to
be paid at the rate of 7d. per hour, or ld. per hour
advance on the present wages, the men at the same time
agreeing to make any alteration in a garment, for which
alteration the masters ware not to be paid, at the old rate
of 6d. per hour. The same rats of wages was to be paid
in all shops, both to the in-door and out-door workmen,
end. the revised" log " was to be printed and posted in ail
shops, so that every man might bow what pries to charge
for hie work. All future distees were to be referred to a
bawd of arbitrators, chosen from both parties. The above
were the main features of the report, which was received
and adopted amidst enthusiastic cheering. A vote of
thanks having been given to the committee, the chairman
anaounoed that all the looked out shops were now open to
the workman at the advanced " log." The meeting then
*operated.
A Lams Innt &max Inas. —44 r. Coleman,
fareser, of Gnat Brioldull, tenant of Sir Philip p
bad • lamb Lopped a short time sem which wasreZibt
have sewn %Biennia legs. It is non seven weeks et
and sea smiles say four of these lap with ”ifeet iatp,
rest see ei them being shrank. It Is a fine lamb end ones
welL—Ards Advertiser.
ClTirtAlo PAWL —thins Panama
ity.14,1;
DAY, Alan. 6.—Admissions on payment, 4, ;
meson tiakets, 1,1006; total visitors, 5,926.