The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-30 00:00:00

GREECE.

ATHENS, Nov. 23.

Two Mutsulinen of high family have made their
escape from Heraklion, in Candia, and have joined
the Greek insurgents.

MOM FINIAN ALARM AT MANCHWITIII.
MANCH/STILL FRIDAY NIGHT.—Lite this evening the
polies apprehended a inspected person, who arrived at
the London-road Railway-station with 45 revolvers packed
in two carpenters' tool baskets. He will be brought before
the magistrates in the morning. The number of strangers
who have arrived by railway during the last day or two
excites some apprehension, as it is believed a Fenian
funeral procession will take place hers on Sunday.
PILLaos or AWN AT Coax.—We learn by tele-
graph that on Thursday night 130 revolvers and eight
Snider rifles was stolen from the establishment of Mr.

Richardeou, suumaker, Pstrick-street, Cork. No clue to
the perpetrston hes bees discovered.
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The Nord of yesterday says, " It is believed that
Colonel Kelly, one of the Pentane released at Manchester
by his countrymen, has taken refuge in Belgium."
PROPOSED COLLIDE FOR THE SONS OP NAVAL
Omczaa.—Tb• will of Admiral Benedict= Maywood
Kelly, of Salford House, near Bath, Somerset, was proved
in the London Overt on the 11th instant, end the per-
sonalty swan under 70,0001., the executors appointed
being the Karl of Devon, Thomas Dyke Arland, M.P.
Arthur Kelly, Reginald Kelly, the Rev. John Barlow, and
William Harwood Kelly, M.D. The will is dated in
1866, and the pas= Admiral died September 29, 1867, at
the advanced age of eighty-two. There is one very strik-
ing feature in the disposition of the bulk of hie property—
that of the foundation of a college for the sons of naval
officers. After satisfying the conditions of his marriage
settlement, and leaving small annuities to his sisters, he
leaves the dividends arising from the residue of
I his personal estate to be applied for the mante-
-1 nano° and education of such a number of boys as
the funds will admit, preference being find given to the
lineal descendants of his grandfather, Arthur Kelly, of
Kell, Devon ; then to so= of officers of the Navy
holding the rank of lieutenant, commander, captain,
and admiral, killed in actual service, or other-
wise becoming orphans, to be admitted at the
discretion of the charity trustees. That the instruction
shall embody the study of any of the foreign language., the
arts and sciences, and literature, and the principles of the
church of England that the scholars should be admitted
between the ages of 8 and 12, and yemdo till 18 ; the head
master to receive a salary of the value of one hundred
bushels of wheat, and to be paid for the board and main-
tenance of each scholar. He directs that a sum of 6,0001.
should be applied in the erection of a suitable building in
the county of Devon, to be rolled " The Kelly Colftsp,"
and appoints the Lord Bishop of Faster for **Mae
being the visitor of inch school. That one, tan, or MON
exhibitioas or coliolarships, of such value as the derby
trustees should dela& apes shall be awarded ; but only
for the beech of those who shell have been upon the
foluelation and adterwerde gene be either et tics Meyer-
lithe of Oxford or Cambridge. His nmeelen sad ihmallems
sad the landed estate, apes the demise of his wife, he hes
I bequeathed to William Illmweed Kay and his beiraH
Frogs the IllentrOld Leaden News.