The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-30 00:00:00

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UIVIFIRESITY INTELLIGENCE.
CAMBRIDGE , Aran. 29.
In a congregation this day, the Hon. Spencer
Horatio Walpole, MA., of Trinity College; and Mr. Charles
Jasper Selwyn, M.A., of Trinity CAlw, were elected
hareems to npwat the University in perltament. Them
eras se oppoaitlm and the proceedings were mere routine.
At the masa conception the undermentioned degrees
were coafertrod :-11.A. : William Roughest], Trinity Col-
lege; CMOs' Sutherland, Trinity College; W. J. Hick*
St. John's College; W. E Cater, Queen's College;
Dead, Christ's College. B.A. : Francis Synge, Trinity
College ; Ica. Pembroke Gallop; Marna Lather
Rule, Pembroke College; Henry Nioliolls Collier, Christ's
College; Edward Cooper Sidney College.

The Bishop of Exeter has contributed 100/. to-
wards the fund about to be raised by the Society for the
Propagation of the gospel in Foreign Pada, for promoting
missionary operations in Japan, and has promised to con-
tribute en sunned stun of thirty Oases for the support of
a Cafes missionary student at St. Auguatine's College.
Cambridge.
Baron Stutterheim hu arrived at Fenton's Hotel,
from Germany.
M. Mario will make hie first appearance at
Covent-garden on Tuesday next in Rigoktto, supported by
Mlle. LOW as Gilda.
A new drsma,by Madame Dudevant, is to appear
forthwith at the Theatre Gymnast.
Madame Ristori has re-appeared is Paris as
Phstlis, and is described as baring mach improved in repre-
senting a part singularly arduous to represent in Frame,
after Rachel. Hs, Cessandra and replies are to come.
There is to be a congress of musical composers
and &flirts in Leipsic, from the let to the 4th of June, *Wok
will comprehend four musical performances. At the second
of these Dr. Liszt's "Orin Mass" will be produced; at the

third, the Mar of Sthaatian Bach.
The private tiew of the works of the Members of
the Society of Painters in Water Colours opened this 1113M-
ins in Pell-mell Beet.
A Paris correspondent of the Literary Gazette
says that crinolines are going out. "They are doing so
gradually, somewhat et-r the fashion of tko heavens on St.
ftwithia's-day, which, if they burst is a storm, subside
through key days of bad weather, during which they are
clearing' all the while. We are clearing, too, of crino-
lines, bet It is slowly. At present we are abandoning them
hommos ethically, susilia aietilibes, end by the power of
petticoats. Lain, in ceder to supersede crinolines, put
thirty or forty yards of stuff into the petticoat that a cage
made ample with half the quantity."
After performing before the royal family at Berlin
Mr. Rum has gone on to St. Petersham, whore his hands
have been kept quite full. On the 10 hhe gave a perform-
ance before the Emperor and his faintly end two of his Mo-
thers, besides reveal princes and petecesses. The first sub-
ject wee shone who had just kicked his box tor+ pieces and
killed his groom, sad Mr. Raney exhibited Lim after a few
days training ea obedient as a citrus horse, and ready to
obey orders, which were given him from the other end of the
riding school. The second wee • • ild, ur.bmkee, entire
bores, from the steppes of Russia; and he Lo was so com-
pletely subdued in • short time that the Emperor not only
pnt tidy expressed his gratification, bat ordered • report to
be published in the pipers The Illustrated LONdUti Nate
says that Mr. Reny has finally concluded &rem:memento
with the Horse Guards to teach the British cavalry, and he
returns for that purpose to London on the lit of June.
A Turin correspondent says that the farewell inter-
view of Baron Kellersberg, the Ass ran ripresentseve, with
Count Cavaar was characterised by perfect courtesy. "
hope M. Ic Baron," said the Count, "that we shall see you
hers agein under happier circumstances"
DOWNIEO-freallfr, Aram 27. The Queen has
been alessed to appoint Colonel Gene A. K. d'Arcy to be
Superintendent of Police foe the island of St. Chriatopher;
Charles Edmond Banks, Esq., to be So rotary to the Conical
and Registrar of the L.nd Coutt of the Wend of Mauritius,
and Philip Augustus Wake, Esq , to be Antatant-Seper.
intendant of Police for that island. Her Majesty has ales
loan Vessel to appoint Isaac Emanate!, Abraham Char.
vine Hill Smith, end Augustus Burners, Esqrs., to be Nos.
Elective Members of the Legislative Council of the Virgin
Islands; and James Ilisiek, Dsniel T. Smith, Alfred J.
Buncombe, and Francis Ellis, Esqrs , to be Non-Elective
Members of the Legislative Council of the Turks end Caicos
Islands.—Ganfer.
lusEcia IN A Cnoscm.—lt was stated a few
days ego I the Express that divine service bed been RIF
Fended in St. Peters s Church, C,ltheeter, en account of a
sadden Invasion of the place by swarms of extremely minute
inserts. The architect emplo3ed in the alterations lately
made is the building, writes to the Gardeners Carotids of
to-day These loads did not appear is our church till
six weeks slur I lied completed the works; and it teems
as if we shoul.l not have seen them then had not a few
days of warm weather appeared, for on the colder
weather succeeding these wane days, they neatly die-
-11 appeared. However as soon se the hot-water apparatus
I IFS, used to warmtllll church, td cy re-appeared in swarms
upon the tops of the seats of the own of the church.
and In one aisle, not in the otber ; on the reading
desk, not on the pulpit, though vitiate 3 trot or From three
penal developments we infer that it cannot by the wood ma-
dame these tomato, sod we cannot Ira r them to the earth in
=m y. In fact, we are fairly puar'sed to say what these
see—how they came—end how to go rid of them.
Oae feet I should mention, via., that sjmilar insects, though
la very small numbers have been found in a neighbouring
dullish, much to the asnonace of the Incumbent, who
is immediately going to close 'he church G t cleans."
IN further learn that at the commencement of the
meant week the insects were more nuisance this
ever, and that turpentine does not enter to kill them.
The carats moreover writes, "The earth is full of them;
they c me up sad lay asp is the melees of the woof/soak,
end the beat hatches them. I took off the copping of a pew,
classed it, end applied to it castle heat—half en hoar pre-
dared two—cleaned it sell agair, end is twenty minutes
produced forty-Ave, end so en for several times, ull I satu-
rated it with BIOS no Collies and then no mote came out.'
Specimens of the assets have teen obligingly forniebed to
the Gardeners Chronic& by the architect. They me de-
scribed ae hang asi•olse Si immerse very closely allied to the
cheese mite.