The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-15 00:00:00

UNIVERHIIY INTELLIGENCE.

• OAYBRIDGIL, Ocr. 14.
81Drritr COLLMOL —The undermentioned gentle-
ass were tbig day sleeted to exhibitions in this college :
Taylor Ethilatiowers.—Ashton, 601. per annum ; Mash.-
der, Boasted, they, aid Davis, 30/. per annum.
Johnson 1-'460,410am —Huldich.

Foundation scholarship not adjudged.
JZSE4 COLLEGIL —Appointed to schokrahips, value 501.
per annum, Dal. and Fisher. To a solbolarthip, value 201.
per annum, Fennell.
ImuLtx SIIIIVICK LAW CLamme.—The lectures on
the law subjects appointed for the farther examination of
the selected candWates for the Indian Civil Service will
commence un Monday, the 21st inst., at 10 o'clock, and will
be continued every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday during
the term at the same hour, in Trinity.ll.

Tug Ili unrow MunDltning.—The prisoners as
they were heingdriven from the 001111 were disposed to be
• little "alike/gird." Colonel Hogg therefore said that if
they were rough, be also should have to be rough, but if
they were quiet, he should give them refreshment when
they got to Wolverhampton. This mune had Its desired
effect. The men rude quietly the remainder of the way.
At Wolverhumees, the station was besieged by persica
curiou to see them go off. Tke prieriseee were given ale
aiel broad and cheese, at the coat al the chief constable.
Whilst they were partaking of the refreshment, Jukes
deliverol• " recitatioo," the subct of which, singularly
enough, was the approach of death to old age. Lilley
cocelucted Monett with the bravado that has all along
charactensi..l him. He impudently and loudly criticised
the appearwice a the different persona who were most pro-
minent is the crowd at the station ; and whim the train got
into motion he shouted • good bye, and waved his cap.
Jones continued utterly indifferent to anything that was
parieg, but Hraodrick wee beginning to break down. The
train had hanlly left the station before he commenced to
cry outright, and to remark that be feared be should never
Main see Baum. The police Sr. not without hope that the
arrest of these prism:wry may lead to the detection of the
perpetrators of the last murder that was committed in the
neighbourhood of Bilstoo—that of the boatman Piper, who
ne his way borne to Coaeley a few months ago was waylaid
at night. robbed, sad has skull (endured by a Wow on the
bead received frees one of his two aamilants. It is stated
that mom after the( offence—for the detection of which the
government have offered a reward of 1001.—the police were
searehing fur Jones, alias Ilulligban, but owing to hie
haviag bat very meetly retuned from tmosportatios he
was so little knows that their efforts were unsuccessful
BirisinyAssi Daily Piot
lirArrrit or A Cola DAMNED CRIMINAL. --Olu Sun-
day monde.: the Lord Provost received • communication
from the tberge Urey, the Home Secretary, dated from Hal.
moral, conveyieg her Majesty's commands that the eterni-
ties of the 'esteem of destb passed on 'Muni Pricier, for
the murder of Patrick filliciony, at the recent Glasgow
Circuit Court, be reviled wetd further significatiou by her
Majesty. This the Lord Provost intimated to Fraser in his
cell on Smalley at 11 a.m., in presence of Captain Stirling,
the governor of the North Prison. Fraser received the in-
telligence with stolid indifference making no remark there-
gem. His life will sow be rued, but it is likely be will
be sentenced to pond serwitede fee life. He iv 7.1 rs eif
age. and Physically, as well se morally, is of a very low type
of humanity. It is sow Mx years and • half 111101 anyone
was executed in Glasgow, although since that time seises!
have been justly oiried to death. If the clemency el
the crown ia to be exerted often in such a master as es
this "limiest hays the Nora Britiai when are the
public to look for isfety from the very commas use of the
bade in our public tborosgbfiuse?
How eo AVOID MiDlelsß its unoertsintj, in-
asnaiesce sad repamae. —CoMMeate N. 91.411,11.—" • end
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dtsemarlaa. Salelrmay. pblema, luens.neheids, eneglis. colds,
Whoa, bronchitis. ensisoption. ate Wotan diphtheria. dime.
he., dysentery, nernsemese, billoarmev torVidlti ve she Wm.
&halt?. errehda. atrophy."—Andrew Vre, m ; Dr.
Harvey, Dr. Abarlsail. Dr. Campbell. Dr Rad. N uteer.—Lem ex.
paselm bat tar man Omani and strengthening than sod liver
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CHATHAM, OCT. 14.
Orders Lave beeu received by Colonel H. D.
Harness, C.K, director of the Royal Engineer establishment
for the 17th company of Royal Engineers, now on its gas.
sage home from Slam—where it is relieved by the 31st com-
pany—to proceed, on its arrival in Ragland, to this garri..
son, to jolt. headquarters. The 24th company, on its arrival
from thbraltar, will proceed in Alderahott comp, and re.
lieve the 9th company, under orders to move to Woolwich,
where it relieves the nth company, which is ordered to re-
turn to this garrison. The 34th company, now at Hemp-
too barracks, wall shortly embark for 13ennuda, to relieve
the Ittith coinraay.

MANCHESTER CXITT 01' ODD FELLOWS'
CEMETERY.

Bowe two years ago the Pimlico branch of the
Manchester Unity of Odd Fellows obtained a plot of land
from the VeuilOg Cemetery Company, to be appropriated
exclusively to the burial of the brothers of the order and
their relations. Recently, the more numerous body, com-
posing the northern and southern metropolitan district
lodges, cletensimed upon following the example of the south.
western lodges by providing a cemetery for their members.
A suggestion was uttered that the object would be most
conveniently earned out by uniting with the Pimlico
branch, and obtaining an extension of the allotment sue-
erect for the purposes of the united lodges. A wish to this
effect having been expresil the Cemetery Company at
once fell iu with it and eaten ed the grant of laud made to
the Odd Fellows in then-cemetery at Woking from 11 to 6 acres.
All the arraugerueuts having been previously made, yester-
day the ceremony of mensuration took place. A special
train conveyed down to the cemetery between 4011 and WO
of the brethren, headed by Mr. Harris, the grand-master,
and Mr. Lipton, the deputy-wand-master of the northern
district lodges; Messrs. C. S. Burger, Bruton, and Holmes,
as the representatives of the northern district ;
and Arkneld, of the Pimlico branch; O. F. Pardon,
Ac. The inaugurating ceremony commenced with a
religious service in the chapel, at which the
chaplain of the cemetery, the Rev. Mr. Lemaire, officiated.
Then followed a processiou to the ground, which is marked
by a handomie obelisk, upon the front panel of which
there is a handsome piece of sculpture in white marble,
illustrative of the objects of the order, surmounting the
iescriptios. "The Burial Ground of the Metropolitan
Diatricte of the independent Geer of Odd Fellows Man-
chester Ueity Friendly Society. inaugurated Oct. 14, 1861."
After the company had marked the boundary by walking
mead it, the Secretary of the Necropolis Company (Mr.
Lintrahill) read the deed of gift conveying the ground to
the order in perpetuity, after which G. M. Harris read an
address explanatory of the principles of the brotherhood,
sad impressively urging the satisfaction the members, while
living, would derive front the knowledge that their milieu would
reprostogether, with theme( all who were deartothem, in the
same spot after death. Some idea of the extent to which
the working clams of the metropolis avail themselves of
the besefits offered by the Manchester Unity—which is in
all respects a friendly society—may be gathered from the
fact that the several lodges number at the present time
nearly 20,060 members, sad possess a fund available for the
relief of sickness, sod for [anent purposes, animating to, in
round numbers, 1214000 f.