The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-28 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL

C4/1111100., lore 27. Ilnusna's Panss.-11.01
prises, fives sonsally by tint representatives of Lb* 'Chi-
valry in parlianant, for tin boa dissertatioas I. Latin
press, have born adjacisod so follows:—Far Bastalors—Dr.
C. B. Sant, Trinity CJllogo. Subject. " Mottaparitto prima
*Ws at Assyria super rrperla." Foe Iladargraditatirs-1.
Onorge Bars Trinity Conoco; 2.3.660 S. Mayor, Bm.
John's Collosi. asbject, " litnalrar or Shaeorpterati inter
so rasa."

EVIINIT Pats.—This prim, &ea smelly to the
Bachelor of Aria who shall rogue the best Baglid' missy
oa some moral or metaphysical subject to be set by the Vice.
Chancellor. hes bees edjudged to A. J. Carver, Trinity
College. fhajeet, "The unity s dodge, whkh pervades
the soceessive dispensation of re:igioa romeded is the Romp
tares, is as enemas for the truth of revelation."

Rey. R. C. Didkaas, TOlieretillittette P.C., Derbyshire ;
value, 301. ; patron, the V. of Church Greeley.
Ray. U. A. Dixon, to St. Men C., Luabeth, Seem.
Rey. H. N. Go:Olney, to be chaplain to the tabus, et Wer-
wickolarv.

Rev. W. R. Hill, P. C. of St. Andrew, 13ordsalsy, War
wiekshire, to b. a surrogate, dio. Worcester.
Rev. R. M. Peck'ord, to Tilsion R., Cheshire ; valve,
3331.. with residence ; patrons, Marques of Cholissadeley
arid T. T. Drake, RA.
144.. R. Si. John SOirrtif, to Thorley V.. Isle of Wight ;
yaks, lOri., with residence ; patron, C. IL Co:vile, Req.

TA6ANCIIIS
Centerbavy, Bt. Dainties V. • value 1201. ; patrol, the
Archbishop cf Canterbury. illtieldwick V., tat; Wee,
1091 ; patrons, Deed and Chapter of Ciaterbety ; Rev.
J. B. Berme, dec.
NAVAL

-Midshipwas :

ADMIRALTY. Tcten 27.
Boa. B. Cipel, to rider,.
Clerk : Them a M. W. Speer, to Oconee.
Naval Cadets : Thomas Radian and Prey Rosenberg, to
Fiagani.
rUkT6IIOI/111, Imin 27.—A court•eartial easensb!ed
yesterday on board the Victory to try Mr. H. Dennis, boat-
swain ut the Birkenhead at. fr., for dnitikeaseas. The
charge was proved. sad Mr. Dennis was seaweed to be
reduced to a third clue boeuwain and ineligible for promo-
tion for two years.

JAW fnitittgence.

JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY
COUNCIL—IrsanaDAy. _

Passim: Ma. 11Aiwa TAaas. rigs !bur Boa. T. Parnarow
Luna, TEE MOST HON. Bu Branum LIIIMILINTOI4 AIM 111
WONT HOY. SIN EDWASi MAIL

DOOLVIDASS POTTLYIBIDLIOI AID OTIIIIIS O. RAW
LOLL TILCILOOILIISIDAIS LND OULU& —.Tall OPII7III
TRADS.

TI ear, which was partly heard yesterday and duly re-
pealed in the columns of the Ezpren, was resumed this
It wIII Ist recollected, as we stated yesterday, that this was
as native headed spas Wafer contracts, whanda the respoa.
deuts were to swerve from the appellants the differ's', of
the &venom price above a certain filed limit, and to pay to
the appellants the differesos of the avenge below, mak Pied
limit epos the prices to be realised at the then next public
sale of *um at Calmat'.
Tae appellants oonteaded, amongst a great misty of res.
sons, that the whole of the transacums were spas the facts
proved at the trial illegal end vuid, sad were contrary to
pails policy, as prejudicially affecting the interests of the
palls and the state, and the public in trket and price of an
attidals of state monopoly ; that the treasestiose were illegal
Mai mid by Riede* law, sad trees costrery to the policy of
that law; and that the respondents, having bees gaily of
amass and collusive pregtios, were not, according to Hisdoo
law, **titled to recover. It va farther maimed' as • res-
sea why the judgment of the 81If MIN Coors should be as-
mulled, that the gigged entrees may referred to me parti-
al': time sad socasios—samety, the goverment amities
advertised to take plass os the 30th November, 1846, and
that they oily related to an *wrap to be imertained at
that date and en that manioc ; and it was from that date
osly that the time fog payment was to be caleulated ; and
that, m no opium was sold, nor any "map saartaiaed
spas that mission. the cosine* bemuse inoperative.
The auction on the 7th of D,comber was not the ode to
whisk the alleged commas were intended to apply, neither
was it a coetinuation or adjeurnment of the ammen of the
30M of November. It wee an entirely new sale at • dif-
ficult time and en did Brent terms ; sad its nature sad dia-
meter wee entirely changed frees that contemplated by the
appellants, and to which the alleged contracts were intended
to apply. It was further assigned that the resposgeats
mad dilative biddiags to be made is order to compel the
pablis to bid larger muss and to perdue' at higher twies,
they would othawise have dose, and entasudsd by
soak delusive bidding* is compelling Mr. Pereira to give
ma hammed ass mint, and the average was thus 'sheeted
Mg the respeadaste owa benefit. The respondents had by
dims ableile palmated a fair and bona fide sale taking place
the_pu ,
sad were guilty of a conspiracy in enkaacing the price to
blio.
The insatiate on behalf of the appellants occupied the
selaties of the mama during the whole of the sitting, and
the further b ruing of the case was ultimately adjoursod till
.marrow (thi. day).

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-TUTEZDAT.
Ilernsos or Nisi PIM AT GVILANALL—Boas Loss Cam
JUNI7CI WILDA al. 11 • Commit AMT.

OIDNIT O. tiCoVnt CO
Dzitzon zoz LI Asltuz3.

Thin win sa..asaancreegitiy ea atione---ifit mover sem.
pneation is damages for en assault, alleged to have been
eammitted upon him by the defeadant. It 'pp-nod from
the opening speech of We leaned tunnel, and from the
evidence subsetneutly adductd, that on the 13th of April,
1830. the defendant walked into the plaintinoffioe,whieb was
situated in Crosby Clambers, Bisheptgat•-strest, sad a die-
titians ensued between the plaintiff and lb. defendant with
rasped to some fixtures is a house in Birl•striret, Black-
flies% which the plaiatiff had formerly onapied for the
papaws of his pro:onion under the defendant. From the
matinee in which the defendant addressed th- plaintiff be
was induced to tel him " not to man late hie office, and
endued himself like a blackpused." Upoa this observatioa
being mad. the defendant struck the plaintiff violently with
his umbrella, which woe broken in the mai% is was also
the window of the plaintirs °See. The melt of the de
f.ndant'a violenos wee that the plabstill's bead was nit
open, and be wee ales braised about the body. After
the assault had bees committed, a policeman was seat for,
sad the defeadaat was given into tasted,. He, however,
expressed hit desire to have the matter settled, and made ea
apology to the plaintiff, at his desire, for having welted
his. The defendant ales gave the plaintiff as I. O. U.
is respect of the fiztores is the house in larlstent
From the crows samisadon of the pi:distill'. witnesses it ap-
peared that after the apology had been made lad the 1.0. 11.
gives, the good understardiag bottom the plaintiff sad
ate defeadaat woe la some meneure reamed, homes
plalatiff, psiatleg_ to the lean et the hare,
la Barkitaset, urea whisk some pets et Wood beat hklesd