The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-24 00:00:00

EXAMINATIONS TOE THE STATE' COLLEGE.

The following general order boa been promulgated:
"Sam Ora*. LW., July 17, 1868.
" Theibesstini —_-ies of °Sem serving in the
United mho leinne d Muria( the Staff Col-
lege wfil le to Lain ea dr Sinror t ofd
Comending 'evert maim rod
of rogiondo sadhowl ark ta asTsll7.- lad
Hue, Irak with rains, to tin Mew Guar& noineten-
don, dated Dowaillta MU" sid the Omni Par et the
3rd Wine, hewed Se Ss ix Ss end-
deaths it Os Goad Oirmsolleria-Cfiet, tietlas el nal cam v p seth to 0101111141
tagelne with the anneeery mettneatee. The egglinelinie
ehadd be meet in not beer than the 7th of Anson Aar
while date the officers approved of by his royal nehme; n wM
be imelennad to piece themeine In oommunicadea with the
Orman et Kilnery Lieention, with the view to their
readving the regulation for the examination.—By order,
"O. A. WernaaaLL."

OBJICTIONS TO ALDEISHOTT.-0o the occasion
of ens of the neonate of the Life Guards being ordered on
active rules the What day to Aldenhott, • wealthy captain
I aternwed Me tine, which hie Royal Rightism the
Genwel he-Chief declined to accept, and lie
Rous=Eo
cokes' bee Sao prevailed the galling oapteht to
!main te the regkeent, ead for a short period the
vicissitudes of camp 116, y se no officers can sew
be °Maud Joe the Brigade of Cavalry.—Meant
&rata Owens.

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oar rondos an probably wan, bars boa ad apart for
invalided sadism • sad a am @shallotse locally, or ono room
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Mem wpb shifted isms► Tea visual
'bunalase of isinelommi ival=l by
lkok—Oostiriip .

BLECTICUI Cr TEE CITY CHAMBILELLIN.

ITILIB DAT.)

This afternoon, at one o'clock, a commas ball of
the Livery wee held at Guildhall, the I.OID MAYOI pre-
old*, for the purpose of abating a Et and able perms to All
eke Oise of Ohmaberlele, yeast by the death of Bir J. Hey,
Bart., be the reiudadsr of the present year.
The Loam ii•TOIL prodded, supported by Mr. Alderman
aad Sheriff Lawmen Yr. Alderman sad Shedd A 11..,
end weird ether aldermen, besides a large ameba al mem-
burs of the Comma Council— the body of the ball being well
Mad with liveryman and the gallery with elegantly drooled
Wien.

After the reading of the precept and the tumid formal pre-
liminaries,

Hr. B. BANDITRY. 111. P., ems forward and, amid loud
cheers, proposed Mr. Besjantin Scott as a fit and proper
person to all the office ; he being a men neither too young to
be inexprrieseed, nor too old to be incapacitated. (Hear,
hear.) He tad already fulfilled the duties of he Dace
for a period of 23 yam, 12 of which were on his own
responsibility, and was, therefore, fully qua filled to
fill the offioe, having already all the neoeseary
knowledge at his fingers' ands. (Hear, hear.) The election
of malt a num would be doing justice to him and reflecting'
audit on theamives—in hot it would be putting the right
man In the right pleas.

Mr. nINRY Tar Lon, in seconding the nom‘ts-
Bon, bore testimony to the efficient quallikations of Mr.
B. Boat—qualifications whkh no member of the corpora-
tka who might bays come forward could have excelled. As
parliament were about, it was supposed, to peas a mums to
reform the corporation, some change might be Introduced
which might render that the last occoidca on which they
would elect their chamberlain. (Loud cries of " No, no ;
"Never, never.") There were good oppottanlties for re-
teeming themselves, and they had commenced by reducing
the salary by I,OOW. a year. (Cheers.) Hs hoped the abo-
des of Kr. Scott would be unanimous. (Cheers.)

Mr. TUMMY add he had been informed that Mr. Scott
had been requested to sign a document, and the Vvet y had
a right to mak Mr. floott what was the nature of that Wa-
ned ? (Heer, hear.)

Mr. Eleorr, who wee reosivel with loud chain, came for-
ward and said he had been re /aired, according to custom, to
sign a document declaring that be erupted the aloe, if
elected, subject to such regulations as might from time to
tiros be made by the corporation. (Loud cheers.)

Mr. Fistair -wished to make NM. further rtheervations,
but was received with hisses, end Mr. Scott wan declared
duly elected, there being no other candidate proposed.