The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-07 00:00:00

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P1.1316.....a5ua..•••••—.............. Wynne and Wil-
liam' were nominated yesterday. The show of hands vas la
faun' d Mr. Williams, and a poll wu demanded on bebalf
of Yr. Wynne.

NT Old RIME CORPS AT
a4MBILDO.N.

A numerous and enthusiutio meeting, baying for
its object the establishment of • ride club sad corm for Cam-
bridge University and tetra, was held_ yesterday at the Town-
nadir the preekleney of the Mayon (Mr. C. Ball).
Intl was the interest suitol.that the large room et the Town-
hall was heady crowded, end numbers want away unable
to obtain minded= Oa the platform were the Vice-Chan-
cellor of the University (Dr. Ildeson), the Rev. Dr. Whims!'
(Master of Trinity College), Dr. Gnat (Master of Celia Col-
lege), the Rev. Dr. Oka (Provost of Ring's College) Pro-
femora Selwyn and Fisher, Dr. Leapingwell, Mr. Potts,
M.A., Colonel Wale,_Ceptain Devise, the Rev. Mr. Bracey
tUteFtd P. U. H. Cooper, R. Fawcett,
C. Francis, aaondd H. IL Rank, Baca. A number of abet
univerdty dignitaries sad patient of high position la the
tows were press; end the endirgeedneess were la end.
for The
MAYOR briefly opened the proomtlings, expressing ble
cordial sympathy with the objects at the meeting.
The Vary Rev. the Vice•Cmaxcerdna (Dr. Balassia.
Mader of St. John's Collep), who wee receitod with o
of ember im said that he had felt mach relnoteacre to tike
pert-in the day's proceedings when the matter wasfi
timed te him , foe- he had to coadder his ovar=
peaks es a clergymen, the pedlar dement el she owes
a pima devoted to the study and the area of passy ask, be
ripe Ware of the MIA milk las .11mLate
. Whet be maw the the Seerstary
Hose Deportment had pablkly dated that the gemenment
would be glad if patriotic persons would come Ironed be
enrol thenwelvos in volunteer 007E4 he felt no longer imp
hesitation, for be thought it was the bounden duty
_damp
citizento obey each a call, and do whet lay in him pow
to promote any measure that might be
fat our defence and protection. He (the V
thought there was no occasion for much alarm,
hes for any feeling of panic; for be believed there sem
wash time when this ocinatry wee better prepared at the oat-
break of hostilities, and be had the utmost reliance on our
power to augmeat almost to say extent our military equip-
meat. Still it wee to rouse the military spirit of
the earestry, and he tfaaig6t there were no mesas to amnia-
plide this end which were more predicable or more likely to
be shadow then the enrolment of each a corps as it was
the idlest of that meeting to form. (Load cheers.) Mach
had bra said on the as of the ride, and the peculiar ohs-
mete doer country reed ring that arm effective for deka-
dee wake. Thole arguments he thormodly boded Is
be headed oa rearm and good sense. No doubt de tame-
km al • rifle amps in a pleas like Cambridge mad be tusked
apse as a very nolficant event. (Cheers.) It was set*
make tar We, 4A-tamed as they were to study id the ask
of pm% to come forward and take pit la warns
maskes. would doubtless be Maeda by sem
idenressieneslt that military essekm amid Ms far
Used sad ancearegat to the Ualtinsily. Bat SOS
ware Vow *boa all questions of mere siamilmes mak
=to hiLherioniederatious, elk as be (the
dor) that time hid sow arrived he
did not hesitate to say it would give him satisfaction,
and that he should feel it to be hie duty, Is his official capa-
city to give every eneeeragement to the objects which the
meeting was called to promote. (Chews) He had thenfare
much plessare is proposing: "That this =ming is of
opinion that in the present aspect of public affairs It is de-
sirable to form rile Glebe, sad that in accordaase with this
view it detonated to form a rifle club for the University
and Town of Cambridge." (Renewed cheers)
Mr. Fawcarr, in sending the mottos, said be had
been told that the formation of each clubs was the very
courts most likely to bring an invading aim, he; bat ha
denied the, and nmintained thee the bust way to stave off a
foreign invasion was to show that we were prepared to repel
any eggression. As a means to that end, he lad much plea-
sure is seconding the meolatioa. (Cheers.)
Mr. H. 8. FOOTS% eked if the intended corps would be
called apes to maws &brood ?
The ILteoa meld not answer that question. That must,
of course, twit* depend upon circumstances as they mote.
The resolution woe carried use. CON.
Dr. Pao= moved the mooed resolution—" Thai steps be
taken to obtain the sanction of U. government to the en-
rolling of such members el the club as desire it Into a riffs
corm, to ooneist of a univerrity and town dividos."
lianas expend the pride ha felt at Cambridge bearing the
first to respond to the mild the government, he stated his be-
lief Mat it the example were followed, a. it was sure to be, they
would soon bars 200,000 or 300,000 of the young men of
England capable of yang the rifle eMci-n•ly. At any rats
the use of the ideas a midland pastime would be entourage&
a praotk e which went far to rapids:l the surprising victories
of the inhabitants of the Tyrol. (Chews.)
Mr. Samna moiled We temlution, which was also car-
ried.
. The Rev. Mr: Exam', of Corpus College, proposed,
That • donation list be at once open to defray the
misery expenses of the dab, that a donation of five
constitute • life member, end that a mactising or nos-mao-
timing mender pay an enhance fee of 101. 6d. and
a subscript:on of one guinea per annum." Mr.
Emery, after entering upon the details for the forma-
tion and maintenance of the club, read • number of promised
donations, The list included the mums of were' ladies,
and the mention of them vas rapturously cheered. A number
of heeds of hours have subscribed five guineas each; Mr.
Admire, M.P., 101.
Mr. hands (soliottor) escouded the resolution, which
wee unanimously dopted.
The Bev. Preheats Sixwex moved the appointment of a
sander of geetlemes as a provisional committee.
Mr. Annex; M.P., wended the resolution, and ex-
pressed a hope that the count y would not be long behind
them, bat would soon establish a mounted corps in generous
rivalry. Ile believed that tte despot of France had an bi-
tes** of invading Eag'ned, but whether deo the else were
no longer our defence, as they were bridged over by steam.
They hadto depend upon the men of England now, and such
a proceeding se that wood do more than all the armka or
fiesta to terrify a despot.
Several other gentlemen having addressed the meeting
the proctudovs termieated. That they were of a practical
elemeter rosy be judged of from the fen that 700 names toe
• --edy mitered.

VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS POI GLASGOW.—OD
Wednesday evening • meeting of gentktons favourable to
the formation of • Volturser Corps In Olet.gow was
held in the Royal Gallery, S. Vincent-Area, In that town;
Dr. T. Buchanan in the chair. Mr. A. K. Murray, secre-
tary, in a neat 'differ, stated the objects of the =meg, and
pointed out the nee silty of fornieg such a corps to aid in
the protectka of the county at a time when war is ringing
in our ears, end no one knows how soon we may be dragged
into the quursl. A committee was appointed fur cutying
out the objects of the meeting, ends gnat number of gentle-
men name forward to give their names es inembets of the
corps. The meeting was • 'ergs oue, and • mining baling
was expreseed favourable to the couleaplated schrul*. The
prevention is to be setrobted to Geosal Peel, the Secretary
for War, with the view of obtaining his sanction to the for-
mation o, the corps.

DIA= Or WILL. GOODALL, THE BELVOIR
ECNTllll•3f.—Will. Goodall, the well-known and much
respected huntsman of the Duke of Rutland, died at his resi-
dence at the Kt noel., nest Bedeck Castle, on Sunday
mounter last. The deceased wee taken ill about three weeks
se..l to. : ...moan Wife MTN, tas to the cause of his
ailment Amongst °Men that be hod broken a blood-email
bye fall from his hone; hat it &neve that he hes been
ailing for some time past. end having token cold two or three
times in sun:melon, en affortion of the lungs supervened, and
under this he rather rapidly ouneumbed. Notwithstanding
the bast medical treatment was bestowed upon him he ez•
pin-d at about four &cloak on Sunday morning, in the 43rd
Sear of bia age. His remains wen interred in Knipton
churchyard on Wednesday afternoon, in the presence of an
hempse concourse of people. The deceesed bed been
tweedy. five yea-s In the service of the Duke of Rutland, end
woe coneiderod one of the bc,t huntsmen in England. He
loaves a widow and Amen childran to deplore his untimely

loco ;
LONDON SocraTT FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIANITY
AMONGST TOO 111n1.—The Mirka mmietreery meeting ,
took place yesterday, et Eimer-bell, the Earl of Shaftesbury '
in the chair. The hal ead platform were crowded, and ,
amongst others preempt were the Berl of Cavan, the Bishop J
of Cathie, admiral Harcaot, end the Bev. J. C. Fr. mantle.
The nub!e chairmen having opened the proceedings in •
speech ui ging the claims of the moiety upon the support of
the Chi Wise onmmuulty, the report wee read by the Rev. J.
C. Ooodard. It meted that the sabser:pdans, receipts from
amociatioes, gad ceagregetioeal coilectime, emanated to
27,9061. 9s. 4d.. legacies to &W. Ifie. 3d., oontribut'ons Eras
surilllsries 3391.4 r. Si,, the dividend,' on 'SAKm maw-
meats to 1.7201.7 e. Bd., and the dividend@ oa endowments It
' widows end die tided miesicesuise to 4541. 18.. 104. The total
remelpte of the Jubilee faced, to the 31st of Mame, stecietated
so 6,0371. 16e. 2d., and the receipts for the children's jubilee
gymnasia to 171. 10s. 9d. Tho geseral exp.-nests of the social',
at home sad abroad, were stated at 31,9311. 17s. 10d., M d
the apeman on account ot widows and dbsbad mimicesarks
at 9061. 10s. Tim Moose from Omar ordinary relief memo a,
vie , gennelsoberriptione,ricastiont, end emociallame, showed
as Increase of 1,2081. over that of the preceding year, while
the receipt. from Wracks were 2124 lea. On the =fish of
the Bishop of Cerliele, medal by the Rev. B. 11. Blear-
Oath, the report was adephed. The Bay. J. D. the
Bev. J. Beat, Dr. Fry, sal J. C. ItelasslialihesM tbe
apilig, after Ilia Who ressetle