The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-05 00:00:00

THE FAMES.% WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 5, 1850.

.114)e !Coati.- -

011110121111. Jotts &
The Qom mid Prism walked sway this morning
ht Orhorse Pak. fl. 'muter memM re of the royal family
walked ad rod* ea vemal. Netßo H ems the Duchess
of Yost sad Hie Somme ghats. the PAnoe of Leialsolai
attended by Ltdy Aria Mails Dames amll Sir Chop
Conon. is. messed at Oebeeoe tki attemon.

Her Royal Highsmith. Dunham of Kent mom-
panse4 by Hie Rennie Hessen the Prince of Loiniarea, and
attelided by her Istly la waking, end Sir George Cooper,
lett her random, Frogmen Homo., yesterday tar Osborne.
A deputation, 'minding Mr. Brooltlehurat, Mr.
Lawrence Hepworth, Mr. Baia, mad Mr. Williams, had an
interview whit 81r George Grey yesterday at the lioate.oille•
&sporting the Factory Bill.
Mr. B. Balfour had an interview with Earl Grey
yesterday at the Colonial-office.
Mr. John Wood, Chairman of the Board of Inland
Revenue, bad as interview with the Chancellor et the
Ezeheivi• r yesterday at hie (Asia] remidenc• in D tenting-
etreab

The Eoclesisatical Commissioners for England had
a sommittre starting yesterday at their office in Whitaiall-
piece.
Tree Marini, of Salisbury and the Eirl of Verulana
bed an interview 'weed,' with flfr Grotty Grey.
His Excellency General Yang Bahadoor, with hie
brothers aid snits, bosomed the establishment of Meson.
Hunt and Rooksil, la Bond-street, with a visit yesterday.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-
°Mee from the governors of the North Amvrima Colonies.
The Duke and Duchess of Boacleuch lett town yes-
terday (or their seat la Hampshire.

(nem last night's Gazette )
WHITEHALL, Jwcz I.—The Queen has been
pleased to direct letters patert to be passed under the Great
Beal pantint the dignities of a Viscount and Earl of the
United Rierl,m of Great Britain and Ireland unto Charles
Christopher Baron Corroham, Lord High Chancellor of
Gnat Britain, and the heirs male of his bode taw:tally be-
gotten, by the Hasa.,, styles, and titles of Viscount Crow-
burst, of Crowhant, in the county of Surrey, and Earl of
Convokes', of Cottesham, in the county of Cambridge.
WHITEHALL, lONE 3.—The addresses of the Gene-
ral Aiiembly of the Church of Scotlaad having been tram-
raitted, by Robert Montgomery Lord Belhaven, her 111.jesty's
Commienuater, to the Right Hen. Sir George Grey, /3=rt.,
see of her Majesty's Prioeipal S.cretaties of State, have
been by him presented to the Queen ; which addressee her
Majesty was pleased to receive very graciously.
WHITEHALL, JUNE 4.—The address of congratula-
tion to the Queen from the Lord Provost, Magistrate', and
Ceentrn Council of Glasgow, on the revision of the bath
of another prince, having been transtlitto d to the Right
Hoe, the Secretary of State for the Home Department, for
presentation, was presented accordingly ti her Maier y,
who was Vatued to receive the same very Iracionsly.
WIIITZBALL, irlie 4. —The Queen has been
pleased to grant unto Edward Humphries Greene, of Hilt:
t in hall, in the county of Cambridge, Esq , sometime High
Sheriff of the said county, only sun and heir of Etwud
Greece, I.te of the same plac., E q., demised, Ir.r Majesty's
royal licence and authority, that he and his issue may,
is complies., with a direction in • deed of settlement of
his steels Henry Ore., of Great Stapleford, an the county
of Cambridge, Esquire, henceforth take, use, and bear the
name of Do Freville, in adlition to and attar hi. set their
present surname; and also to ro-nmanil that t'e said royal
e tee Palos and declaration be rcgisterad in her 114i:sty's
College ( f Arms.

FOREIGN-OFFICE. MAT 31.—The Queen ban been
pleased to approve of Mr. U. W. Jones as Vies Coa•al at
Newport for ►is Majesty the Kin, of the Belgians

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0070116c10N MONTH BY THE LORD LIU' T PSANT
07 fiT4TFUMlollllllll.—Theauts thtveu.,
Gene. to to :ieuiesant in the K,eg's Owe Retissest ca
Stafferdshix•

CITY COMMISSION OF SEWERS.

Yesterday the
halt; Mr. D paty rancoen in the &lair.

assembled at C aild-

Tee PROPOSES ALTARATIONA AT ST. TAWS
. . . .

Mr. Daw, the chief clerk to the cinaammiarters, read the
followiao ColllllllllliCit4o.l which he hail a few says sh 4 re-
ceived from the oaks of the Dean and Chapter of S.. Paul's
Cathedral :

Dean's-yard, Waninhaster, Nay 30, ISSo.—Mr,—Tbe Dean and
Chapter of I. Paers have earefuely reemusidered the pen relating to
the proposed alterations in at. l'eurs therchysrl, with the Tre km.
menmenta and Yuffeestions mode by the deputoion whleh they had
the honour to ramie,. An thine anew:true have tend. el to confirm
their conclueion that the lint steps to any Peal impeneveevent in that
quarter rest eptirey with the autooraiey of ebe Car o. Lndon, uo.
&ono tic outlet by Le :pate-hill Is enlarged it will le of iv, it, whet-
ever —probably only increase the inconvenience to widen the 'p-
reaches. TM. narrows, at prevent the obvious pee iminery t e all
ampravement, will, it I. probable, become abenhately necessary when
the new street shall be opened into the churchyard.
Such enLareenanet, as appeared by the• statement of a gentleman
of greet auttuense at 'he reveling, has been contented-WYE so mon,
therefore, es any practicable plan, emetwarine each an improvement,
shall here been formed, end power obtained to carry it oat, the aeon
and chapter will be reedy to cooler with the out honer. of the cite a(
London, and will be prepared to entertain suet, ache me 'en fee a. they
are ate:e ap guardians of the niceropnlitan cathedral) In the faired and
moo liberal slant. The dean and chapter take the opportunity of
repeating, that they hereunder consideration a plan, If, and so sore
et proper arrangements ma be made, fur openers, the area before the
weal front to all pellet/4 on foot during the der tame 'except on occa-
sions when t'.e dean and chapter mar think ft necessary to keep the
gate. clawed' an that ao uninterrupted and leioursly view of the
eintsetundelevation may be enjoyed by the pehlee. I hare the
honour to be, sir, your incest obedient servant !,Yipoed), Couvroeirke
itoresno, chapter clerk.—Joseph Dew, E.q.
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Mr. T. H. HALL ',Trotted to raceive that three ea'st,d
upon the pada the d as and charter so marked a dispo-
sition to rpiat au improvement which would not only be a
enures ot great commercial accommodation, but di, play to
the utmost advantage the architectural beautics of the ca-
thedral.

Mr. SLAKE, with much point condemned the spirit of
opposition by which the cathtdral authorities appeared to be
Influenced on a question of so much importanee to the pub-
lic. Mr. Blake alluded with regret to the
which the interior of the cathedral had been desecrated
into a mere poppet show, Lonna of tieing thrown
open for the improvement of taste, which recorded no sup, -
rtority In the raids and station of its edirics. After haring
read some records of considerable interest connected with
•he building, he concluded by tnoeio; that it be referred ti
the c nominee of gt neral pur:oses upon making applieati
fora renewal of the act, to ask for powers to carry nut the
proposed improvements of throwing 'pen the western (runt
of St. Paul's

Mr. BetttßEß (of St. P.al•a Churchyard) seconded the
notion, which was anaairaougly agreed to.

HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK.—(From
the Registrar-Generente Report public health, as
indicated by unusual lightnras of the hill, of mortality,
bears at the present time a favourable appearance. The
mortality is low, not as compared will that which prevails
in places of better unitary condition, but with what has
been commonly observed in London at the same peeled of
former years. The deaths ravistercd in the week ending
lost Saturday, were 735 ; in the twenty-second week of the
tea yeari 1840-9, they rose from 760. which was the lowest
number and occurred in 1842, to 960 in 1847; the average
was 860, or if corrected for increase of population. 938, the
present decrease on which therefore amounts to 202. The
deaths from diseases of the respiratory organs, sedative of
consumption, were only 105, against 138 in the previous
week ; the average is 113. Consumption carried off 103
persons, the corrected average being 151, and the lowest
number in any corresponding week having been 118.
Tine deaths enum-rate el in the elms of symotic or epi-
demic diseases were only 130, against 156 of the week
previons ; the corrected average of ten corresponding
weeks is 190. Six children died of small pox, 11 children
and a privets of the Grenadier Guards, aged 23 yean, of
scud. s; 17 children of scarlatina, 28 of hooping cough,
and 26 persoes of typhus, al of these epidemics !bowing
a decrease, especially the three first menti•ned. Diarrhea
was fatal to 15 persona, 9 of whom were children, the
average being 10; this is the only epidemic amongst those
that frequently prevail to a considerable extent, which
does cot show a decrease on the returns of corresp ending
weeks. Two perser.s died of influenza, and two, both
adults, of purpura. At 11, Brown's-place, Shackle•
well, the so. of a plasterer, aged 3 years, died of " merle'
fever, aggravated by effluvia from certain cesspools which
they were emptying." An inquest wes held on this cam,
the chill having had no medical attendance. Mr. Martin, the
registrar for St James, Bermondsey, states that "he never
knew his locality so healthy as at present ; the mortality has
been very Is, fqe sever .1 months ; nes systoCe diseases pre-
' wail; the drainer' is improved, the pavements in excellent
Tradition, and cleansing has not been interrupted. But the
tidal di•ch is the great plague-spot of the district, and last
week men have been casting; the decayed ye getabl . matter
' sad surface mud on the banks, from which arises effluvium
' the most d.egusting, and espec ally dangerous under the tem-
perature which Fiord* at the present time. The presage
' cannot Is, completed for some weeks, passes residing on the
banks are already suffering, and it is intended to cut the
noxious slime to a dust heap nearer the city." A cowkseper,
aged 47 years, died of " delirium tremens (10 days) owed-
sloes from ar-chnitit (6 days)." It is stated that this person
was habitually intemperate, and frequently drank a quart of
spirits in a day. A woman about 50 lean of age also died of
apoplexy, when intoxicated. Oa the 28th of May, in
Prinentstreet, Mt. Anne's, Weetminater, the daughter of a
watch-ease maker, aged 13 years, died of " chorea." The
death of a woman of 63 years, who suffered from disease of
the thorax and defective circulation, is stated to have " been
Accelerated by an execution for rent." It is further reported
that a man of 36 years, who had disease of the heart, was
finking in the New River, and e ,rured " a jack;" and that
the excitement attending his suer. as canned a fit of apoplexy,
from which he never recovered. The classification of deaths
is i•ablie inatttu'iona shows that the death. of 86 persons
were registered in workhouses, 46 in hospitals, II in lunatic
asylums, and Bin the Royal Hospital, Greenwich. The
mean daily rending of the bnrometer at the Royal WITTY'.
toey,Greenwich, was above 30in. on Wednesday, Friday,
awl Saturday, en which last day it was 30 1791 n.; the meat
of the week was 29.895. The mean temperature in the
week was 58 deg. 2 min., rather higher than in the same
week on an average of seven years. Oa Thursday it was
lower than the avenge, and on the two following days it was
respectively 5 deg. sad 2 deg. above it. The births during
Ike week cumbered 1,374.

PRIVERRITY AND CLERICAL.
TIM ROYAL COMUDIMID.M.—LETTER FROM
PRINCE ALBERT.
4 101*Dan, Jugs 4.-1110 Royal Highs= the Chas-
Anise bees phased * address a letter to the Vim-
OsseueUer so the subject oldie propesed royal eommlision, '
the Vice-Cheacollot sailed a special segregation for this
aorning, is order to read the said letter to the &sate.
The cengregation wee hoiden easortUngly seinen, sad the
lease, of whits the &hewing h a espy, was ready the
Ykr•Choseelior
" My dear Vise-Chancellor,—Ton bare represented to
me that It would beef Isparta*, to the University to be
made siessaineed with my **ism and views ea to the line
of conduit which the Uoimirsity should pursue respecting
the proposed coy al onamiesien of inquiry, partlealarly oaths
Duke of Wellington, as Chancellor of the University of
Oxford, has stated hie opinion lathe Hones of Lords.
"I have to express my raids' same of the (sodden*
which the authorities of the University have at all times
shown me, and of the readings, with which they hove at-
tended to say suggestions of mine; and I ten bear testi.
away, dace my tionnexims with them, to the seal and in-
dustry with which they have laboured in the direction of
reform and improvement in the system of education and
studies. You are already aware that I did not know of the
intention of her Majesty's government to advise the issue of
• royal memmilision is time, before Lord leeks Russell's
'push in the House of Commons, to be able to communicate
with the Univsnity or to express any opic ion on the pro-
posed nurse. I have since felt that it was not unnatural on
the part of the University to look with apprehension at the
proposed 1110111111111, se affording a moans to those who may be
ill dieposed towards these venerable institutions to vent their
'weary against them ; and also to regard it as a proof of
want of stoafidence in their ability or inclination to carry
out useful reforms, which would be doubly painful to them
at • moment when they must be conscious of having least
deserved rash a reprosch.
" I am glad, however, to find upon farther commaniea-
Ito. with the government, that nothing could bele:thee
from their intention than to east suck a slur upon tke
unl-
venity, and they are anxious to show their desire not to ex.
pose the university to needless hostility, by the selection
of persons who are toe:impose the royal commission.
" Al•hough I had hoped that the university would have
been allowed to go on in their !OWN of seltunprovement,
without any extraneous interference, now that I find the
government irrevocably pledged to the issue of the commis-
sion, I wanld recommend the authorities of the university
not to meet it with opposition, but rather to take it as the
ezpresepin, on the part of the crown and the parliament, of
a;no tura! desire to be accurately informed upon the present
state of institutions so closely connected with, and of
such vital insp.inance to, the best internee of the nation ;
and to take a pride in showing to those who have indulged
in attacks against them, that they hove conscientiously and
zealously fulfilled the greet week entrusted to them.
" Asy hostility or opposition on the part of the University
could not prevent the Jesus of the commi-sicn by the present
government; and while it might aid strength to the accusa-
tions of their enemies, would only load to the emit of the
inquiry remaining incomplete, and as hued upon one-sided
evidence, probably 'glorious to the Universities themselves.
—Believe me, always yours truly,
Osborne, May 27." ALBERT, C.

CANNRIDOII, Justin 4.
Tllllll7l' COLLIIOII EILAIIINATION.—iiAIITIK Tams,
113.50.-Benior 83phs.—First clue: Bstler, Cabin. (In-
' born Lidhttoot. Livingstone, R. Williams, A. Wilson,
J. A. Wilson, Tool. Second class Blore, G Burn, Colt-
man, E. Dowers, amour!, Limes. Hennion, A. H. Louie,
R. J. Lyon. Third elan : Bignold, Cowie, Creswick,
W. Dona, Foster. —J uttior Sorbs. First class: II
lance, E. W. 8e...., Carey, Cuar, D:ekinson, A. A. lOis,
Hammond, Hunter A. H. Locock, l'esinr, Prescott, Bat-
ley, Sharpe. Second clam: Binaley, Bromley, R. Burn, S.
lent, Harvey, J. Lloyd, Platt, Rm. ILuith, I'. A. Smith,
Whlttard. Tend clan: Beavl, Brandt, Brownlew,Choad.
k.., J. S. Christie, G. Keane, Herrin, 0. W. Lloyd, H. J.
Martin, Peering, J. S. Scott, F. G. H. Smith, Strube',
Gail Fresh., a—First class : Blakimon, Branmey, Moore,
J. G. Carey, Churc',. Cracrott„ Craven, Croad, Dicey,
Duckworth, Fifty, (ledge Gibson.. Helm., Lie.tield,
Live, Macaeley, M•Leman,'Malton, Mounsey, Pike' Plow.
man. L. A. Smut, Spilsbury, Stone, J. Taylor, Ware, White,
R. Wilson. Second class: Atkinson, B tbington, 80l
land, T. W. J. D,nt, tarsi, .rri•on, A. Johnson,
10y, M • , Royston, Semple, Stainer, Suter, J. Walker.
Third clan : Adeane, Biddle, Clark, Collier, Conway, Hall,
F. W. J.lnsoo, Llevre, Mathews, Paul, J. Payne, Sir J.
R Rob.rtson F. Hedge, Sergeant, G. M. Stu tb,
Spates, West. Will!tUes.....

.(30/I.VILLE-.AMD CAIINS CULLlMlL—Multeatitical Exami-
nation—Senior &phi: Jankaon, Ferrer,. Not candidates
for honoun: Davidson, Boyar. Junior Sopks : Shaw, lst
prize; Msltby, 2nd peso,. Nut conaidates tor honours:
Wood, Heard. Freshmen: }oney, ls: prlz ; S One.,
2nd prize. Moral philesoisby : Heard (to he riseotamended
for an exhibition). Divinity : Mr. Davidasoa, prise ; Gir•
ling. prize.
Sr. Joun's COLLUM.—This year—First class: Cellendar,
Evans, Essthuria, Smith J. N., Donuts'', Bedwell, Shears,
K d, Cloydon. Second year—First class: T. White ;
Cuombers, Godiray, Hudson, C. T.; Elie, sad Harbord,
teq. ; Mitchell, Langley, Hughes, F. A. White ;
Denton, Page; Puska ASK Coke Esq., Wood-
ward, Le Surat ; Cabell and Duckwor:h seq. ; Mat-
thews, Whitehead, Morley, Brodrihb, Parnell, Tomklns,
Coke, Bagahaw, Ratliff, Haslam. First Year—First Class :
Lunn, Sprague, Nrwbery,Thorpa, Charters, Beasley; Fowler
and Powell Leg ; Britten, Elton; Busily and Smallpiecto
wq. ; Mo'vswoh, Bebb, Autridge, Calvert, A., Adams,
Fart:sank, 'narks Newman, Highton, Moorbouse. Black-
&der, JH. Williams,i Watkins ; Bond, }holland, Sweating
and Wright, ten ; Mr. Burdoc; Ogden and Sonyreq.; Hop
wood ; All.n. Kirby, and 1. Price, seq. Priam Midsum-
mer, 18 .o—Verws : Hutchinson, third year; 11-,by, first
year. Themes Gontilloo, first ear;y Molcoworth and
Roby, first year. Declamation: Morley, Langley. Rtod-
leg IS Chapel : Bilis, Langley.
Pomo:4 Puns —The above-named prize, for the but
translation by an undergraduate of a passage from one of
eertain author* Into Greek verse, has been this day ad-
judsed to William Owen, of St. John's College. Subject :
" Merchant of Venice," Act V., Scene I. Lorenzo: " How
ewer: the moonlight sleeps upon this bank " to the words,
"Let no man be trusted-1
CAMDEN MIDAE.—This medal, given annually by the
' Marquis Camden for the bast exercise composed in Loin
hexameter verse, has bean this day adjudged to James
Lunpriere Ilvalsond, of Trinity College. Subject " Mare
Arcticum."

OXFORD JUKE 4.
The following classes "in disciplinis, mathematicis, et
ph)sicis," have this afternoon been published, viz : —Pint
claw : t Henry Stuart Fagan, scholar, Pembroke; • George
Willi.= Ruben. student, Christ Church; W;l4ant Mark-
by, postmaster, Merton. Second class: • Charles S. Currer,
commoner, Halliol ; • Adam 8. Farrar, commoner, St. Mary
Hall ; Henry C. founder, exhibitioner, Pembroke ; t Oc-
tavio' Ogle scholar, Wadham ; Richard L. Pennell, ez•
hibitioner, Christ Church ; Thoniu Polehampton, scholar,
Pembroke; James H. Wilson, commoner, Wadham. Third
clam : Joseph F. Bundle. exhibitioner, Bruemese ; Charles
E Mallard, commoner, Trinity; John F. Taylor, commoner,
Wadham. Fourth class: Henry Fowler, commoner, Exeter;
David Harding, commoner, Exeter; Wginald Hughes,
commoner, Jesus; Thomas H. Wilkinson, commoner, Erase-
nose. N. Pocock, S. W. Warm, examiners.—Thou marked
this • obtained a flnt clams in clans; thou marked thus
obtained a second clams in classics; thus in .rked thus j ob-
tained a third clam in closely.

CkIUUCR Discieuras Acr. —At the Chapter-house,
Beet. r, on Saturday, 26th ult., the Lord Bishop gave judg-
ment in the case of the Rev. Dr. Harris, against the Rev.
W. G. Parke Smith. Toe claims made by Dr. Hurls,
repeating his rights, as incumbent of Torotoham, within
whtah parish St. John's COapel is, to officiate at St. John's
at his pleasure, and to receive for distribution, by himself
and the churchwardens of the perish, all the offertory alms
collected at St. John's The facts were not disputed, and a
consent had been signed to the bishop passin4 sentence. A
point, however, was raised by Mr. Bmitb's proctor, whether
tee refusal to allow Dr. Rarris's claims were an of
within the amnia; of the Church Discipline Act. The
bishop ruled that it was, and adjudged that Mr. Smith
should be adwionishesl, and heedid then admonish him not
to cffend in the same nrannar in future, and also condemned
him in the costs of the proceedings.—Deronsh ire Chronit k.

Rev. J. Mee, to Boddi;;;1"7:;;lionval. C., Alfroton,
Derek ; dio. Lich. ; value, 1601., with residence ; patron, V.
of Alfratos._

Rev. T. Borne, to Moreton P.C., Gamin, Staffordshire,
dio. Lichfield; value, 1001., with residence; patron, Bishop
of Lichfield._ _

Hon. and Ray. F. E. H. Cursm, to Kedleston It., Derby-
shire ; value, 15.51. ; patron, Lord Scarsdale.
Rey. 0. Sandford, to the chaplaincy of the Cemetery,
ffield.

It-ir L. Heade', to the cleaners rural of Welwyn.
Rev. W. Knight, to be one of the secretaries of the Church
Missionary 8 witty,
Rev. A. Rdouart, to be chaplain to the Ckaring-crow
Hospital.
Rev. C. Hebert, to Burliest It., Staffordshire, dio. Lich-
Held; value, 50W, with reiddencq; patron, J Adam and the
Misses

—Rev. —Henry Payne Hope, M.A., to IDMeld P.C., Dorset.
1t.,. W. St. George Sargent, to be chaplain to Lud Eli-
bank.

VACANCIIII
Head atsstership of Lanearer Grammar School ; selary,,
1001, and three fifths of the quarterage ; testimonials be-
fore June 15.
Li:sellouts R , Middlesex, dio. London ; value 7144, with
rosidenee; pat., Brasenoss 0011 ge.
Doddingtan V., Kent, dio. Canterbury; valise 1381., with
el alder ea ; pat., Archbishop of Canterbury, Bath !Wins are
vacant by the death°, the it., John liadelitle.

NAVAL
ADMIRALTY, JUNK 4.—APPOINTIINNTIL—ChapIain: H.
W. Steel. to the Albion.
Naval lo‘treetor : F. H. Needham, to t►e Albion.
A•siatant Burgeon : 0. J. Wilke, to the Do/pAire.
Clerk W. Elliott, to the Agincourt.
Clerks Aisistaat ; T. G. Kamp, to as Agincourt.

Poannorrit, lowa 4 —Ajax, st:resvw battle
ship, Capt. Geis, weat oat of harboar yesterday, saluted the
reit Admiral, sad amitiored at Spithead.—The royal
yaeht Viable* sad Alban it is smoteted will sails a Mal
trip to Gibraltar as the 2aad SOIL, Lord A. Fimelareme
gal with her.
Aggartcy, lona 4.—Rmistaam, troopship, Master
Ceatammilag Brokaw, basing ea board two ensapanies of
AtElaryomml aseeempeay of Sippers sad Miners, with
ditedissnlidbulll tarps for mole* in Nova Booth
Osmsda„ awl Neteribuadiand, was tamed down to Gremlin*:
this amok* at ea early hoar, sad rim having bar ems-
pato adjusted wM sail for her dutiaation.—Fir. fly, st.-v.,
sertoM gale es Astarday *ening has hesa taken
eleaggiee t alea *dneharge her stores, aad will be paid
elf is sky dap.

MILITARY.
17i AND 48tm RIGINOOTO OF I This day
the 48th Fteinneat is expected to arrive at Wombs* from
Dublin, and to morrow the 17th is to embark at LiemPool
for Dublin ear roots to CastMbar.

Tram bmt MOP, Odoolte.)
°MCI Of MONAI/R, Joao L
ItTeLtt T. A. Laoraamov, to be
eleo=leLlileMay : Brev.-31Ator R. It. E.
Vitrare, kw is apt, elso ; rapt-ideal 0. T. 'MILD, to
Mass. NeeWIMAM Mo. T. L. Dune, to be Met
fee‘ Moe ; lbow...llMer Zoom to be liest..oaL, vies
Magemisollemlorai= fee. Coot W. P. oAastrea, to amt.,
Moe A. C. Pomo, to be see. ow., Woe Gard-
iilAL Cearzorco, to be Met lieut., toe Hgou.