The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-05 00:00:00

Cabal anis Aritittatv.

PORTSMOUTH, Mason 4.
The Seraph', iron screw troop-ship, Captain
John C. Soady, arrived at Spithead on Tuesday evening,
from Alexandria, with the 42nd Highlanders, in charge of
Colonel E. R. Priestly military invalids, and time-expired
men. She camo into harbour this morning to transfer the
42nd to the Urgent, iron screw troop-ship, Captain Samuel
H. Henderson, which sailed this evening with them for
Leith. The military. invalids were discharged this after-
noon to Netley Hospital.
The Gladiator, 6, ,addle-wheel steam-frigate, Captain
laphinstone D'O. DA. Aplin, came into harbour this
morning.
The Avon, 2 double-screw composite gunboat, went
out of harbour this morning for preliminary trial of her
enema.

ADMIRALTY, MARCH 4.—Arsonrrmaras.—Chief
Engineers Joseph H. Kiello, to the End7mion, and Geo.
Chrichton, to the Cumberland, for the Phaeton ; Andirtant
Surgeons Edwd. W. Newcnham, to the Revenge, and
Stephen Sweetman, to the Lion ; Clerk Gordon A. John-
stone, to the Minotaur, u supernumerary.

THE BRAZILS AND RIVER PLATE. —SOUTHANT-
TON, MARCH 4.—The London, Bruit, and River Plate
Company's steamship Copernicus, Captain Igarkwell,
from the Brazils and River Plate, arrived this morning.
She landed 33 packages of specie, value 63,0001., for Lou.
don, and 14 pawners, and then proceeded for Antwerp,
for which place she has a general cargo. The Copernicus
left Madeira on the 26th ult. The French frigate Cores,
the Warden Low, and the Colleen Bairn were in the port.
The Leon Baymando had left Madeira for London. In
latitude 33.40 N., long. 12.38 W., the Copernicus spoke
the barque Sea Nymph, bound mouth ; and in Ist. 38.70 N.,
long. 10.8 W., the barque Plata, bound to Falmouth.
Naw ORDER. AT THI JUDGES' ONAILRENS.—
Yesterday Mr. Justice Wiles again attended at the Judges'
Chambers. Hie lordship has made a new order that no
matter in which the masters under the new act have
jurisdiction will be taken by him. The new regulations
hare abolished the " late hours " of the vacation judge at
chambers.

RMIARIABLI Cass or CHURCH Pareitiottirr.—
A nomination to a large country parish in the north of
England has just been made under vea7 singular =cum.
Maness. The Rev. H. A. Milton, 11.41.,14 Christ's Co-
llege, Cambridge, is the incumbent of St. Bernal= church,
Heaton, near Bradford, Yorkshire, a quiet sequestered ail.
loge, with its new church standing at the comer of a lofty
hill overlooking the distant valley of the Aire. On a
meant Sunday morning an elderly gentleman, who bad
been notioed as • stranger in the tion, walked into
the parsonage of St.l3anashes at*, of theserelaad
introduced hiss& to Mr. Ml= es Dr.
of Durham. He told the ysu.g dogma= that pre-
vioaaly heard of his ability sad wee*, and had the pleasure
of offering him the living el Rimier, Attokland Ohs Nei&
in which the episcopal palace is eitaatel, sad whist had
become Tenant by the appointment of the Rev. O. H.
Wilkinson to the incumbency of St. Peter's chunk West-
minster. Mr. Milton, fall of surprise and CUlaifth4l•ll,ac.
opted the living, which is worth between 7001. and 8001
a year and will forthwith enter upon its duties. It
transpired that on the previous Aar the bishop arrived by
train et Bradford, and took up his quarters at the Pio.
torts Hotel. On the Sunday morning he inquired the way
to Heaton, and proceeded on foot to it through the adja-
cent town of ifenniTghana. Mr. Milton, who has in t=
unexpected way found himself the vicar of an impartant
living, took his B.A. degree at Cambridge in 1859. He was
cedained deacon by the Bishop of Ripon in 1860 to the
curacy of St. Paul's church, Shipley near Ueda, which he
1864.
beld sintit his appointment to the incumbency of Heaton
in

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