The Express.
London, England, 1857-05-30 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTBLLIGBNCE.

OXFORD, MAT Bd.
HONOI:IIB.—NAITRAL SCIENCL.—The examiners
in the School of Natural Science (Mr. Charles Thomas
Coo Mr. Robert W.lkr.r, and Mr. John Andrew Dale) hays
this awarded the following dames : Class 1. Henry
Wolhatas Hutton (commoner), Trinity Collor ,• Robert
Roldanceth Walker, B.A. (scholar), Wsdham Collins.—
Clam 2. Frenris Willis (commoner), St. John's College.—
Clams 3. Nil.—Claaa 4. Henry St. Vincent Anna (com-
eonar), Exeter Collage ; Walter Marry (scholar),
Collage ; Henry Daniel Nihill (se-Mar), Janis

VACLNCIES,

AND PROMOTIONS, IN

[HD CIVIL

r. J. Bt.

Leger Benaford, surveyor, has test removed from the North
Wake to the London district; Mr. Montgomery, clerk to
Mr. Baauford, has been removed to the London dis-
trict. Legal Department—The Remettership of Doncaster
and Deputy-Reoordarship of Leeds has become meat by

the death of Mr. Robert.liall, M.P. Cuatoma—A vacancy
has occurred as clerk for general Inuinese, Customs, Liver-
pool, in the plans of Mr. Edward One, appointed to the
Long Room ; Mr. Robert H. Clark has been appointed •
clerk in the London Docks ; Mr. Henry Billiton has been
promoted from second to Int clan clerk in the Mare of in-
opktur-orenend of imports and experts, London ;
_Mr.
John B. Butler has been promoted from third to
second clam clerk in the aloe of inspector-generel of
imports end exporte. London ; Mr. H. C. Hut has been
pre rooted from fourth to third elms clerk in the calor of in-
ventor-general of imports and exports, London. Inland
rentte Department, Racine Breach—There are three va-
cancies in the 11/altalolllo department, Dublin, in consequence
of alterations made, or about to be made, in this oftle.
East Indies—Mr. W. D. Arnold, director of public instruc-
tion in the Pumptob, has been appointed a member of the
senate of the univenity of Calcutta ; Capt. W. M.Neile hos
been appointed an amistent comminioner of the third clue in
the province of Dade ; Mr. T. C. Berton has been appointed
meter attendant and merino storekeeper at Moidelein ;
Lieutenant .1. R. Magrath has been appointed an assistant to
the auperintendent of electric telegraphs ; Mr. D. Cuddle
has been appointed collector of Behar ; Mr. A. A. Swinton
has been appointed collector of Shababed.—Civil
REMOVAL OF THE ARCEITECTURAL

The Architectural Mansur, founded in the 1861, and
deposited in the rooms in Canon-row, Weetmiwter, has been
nnioved to the museum building erected on the estate at
South Kensington, purchased by the Royal Commissioners
of the litrlnbition of 11151 for the purpose of providing
accommodation for science and the tine arts in the metro-
polio. A memoranda° announcing thie feet, end esplaining
Its muses, has just been issued, signed by Mr. 0. C. Scott,
A.R.A., treasurer of the institution. The brief purport of
the pew le that serious as is the objection to the removal of
the mean on the score of &nation, the committee think
that there are advantages which otenpensete the inconvenience
awl justify their resolve, and the committee lay that, on the
whole, they feel convincei that infinitely more perorate will
now visit and make one of the mamma this heretofore.

The Rev. (some Harmer, A.M., has been preferred
by the Biabop of raastcr and Bristol to the perpetual
curacy of llsisemore, to ths county of Gloucester, vacant be
the reigned= of the Rev. C. H. liarft.

The Hes. W. H. Marsh has been licensed by the
Mellor Gicrooster mad Bristol to the —rftal (Jimmy of
Little Clestpeis, la the mis ty of G moat by
Or miss of Ile am T. B. /Misr.leso
Pstro'es, the Dew
ad Cbgar al Oka Mad, Oxford.