The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-01 00:00:00

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T. Most.
Esq., b Whalen
Medea 96 T. Most. st. Esq., ran ..ut
I. Mieklethwaite, Eq., b Wis. T. Arehdad, IN., b wisdel , 1
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C. Morse, Esq., eatdb Winks 21 I H. Duff, Eq., b Wisden
M. Antrobtl., Esq., b %Men . 9 11,11; w, IS l6
Mon. E. bligh, not out
11. B. Mayne, Eq., b Wieden 1 0;
Upon the first tunings I ',ingari were a-head, but the
woad was not so promising. rne 13th of July must, thee t-
fore, be looked to.

LOSS OF LIFE ON STIR GOODWIN SANbg.—Deal,
Sayorday.—lli.astruus as the late storm of thunder and
lightniog has proved in different parts et the country, in no
place was its consequences more destructive to lifo end pro-
perty, unfortunately, than on this part of the cons'.
Amongst the many casualties, we may notice two which took
place on the Goodwin. At daybreak a lure schooner,
site, sacertalned to have been the Fame, Mr. Ken, muter,
bound, it is said, to Bayonne, and a large French tithing.boat,
were d. scried to be ten the sands. A crew of brave boatmt
manned the read Pry lugger, and, having launched her,
they made their was to the stranded wear's. Atter much
difficulty they succeeded in r. achi, g the Fame, and rescuing
the whole of the crew, together with the master's wife and
two children, who were on board taking a trip to Spain. A
laudable effort was then made to preserve the unhappy
creatures on board the French lugger, who numb, red in ell,
as far as could be seen of them, about thirty. Unhappily
the lugger had struck on that part of the sand wh.th
inaccessible, and a tremendous sea breaking upon them ren-
dered all attempts to rescue the pour fellows quiches. No-
thing has been seen of them or their coat since by the
numerous vessels which coast about. The provincial repeats
forwarded to the London offices of thu different insurance
companies, by their respective a.enta, give a lengthened
detail of misfortunes resulting from the storm. In the
eastern portion of Kent much mischief was done, but we do
not hear of any injury to life. In B. rkshin, Gibe !slaw,
Ilampthire, Surrey, 1t,., there was similar havoc, and much
valuable property fired by the electric Sind.
DARINO BUROLART.—On Thursday night last the
farm house of Mr. George Cotton, at Naith, near GULAG.
rough, was broken into by four men, .• navvies" in appear-
seed, who plundered it of a quantity of pronerty, including I
three sovereigns , I I half s,,vereiot., and other money, two
silver waeohes, one of tho m wish CI: 1.301 C of " 'Caton,. At-
kin," matched on the outer case.

MUSIC.
ROYAL ITALIAN OPRRA.
The Queen spin visited this theatre cn Siturday
evenirg, when the "Huguenots" was performed.
Her Majesty's intention had been previously an-
nounced, and her presence was expected by a very
crowded audience with the deepest interest. She
entered her box about nine o'clock, accompanied
Prince Albert, the Prince Royal of Prussia, and Led;
Jocelyn. The moment she appeared the audience
rose by one impulse and burst into loud cries of
" The Queen !" The opera stopped ; and in an in-
stant the whole vocal corps stood upm the stage.
"God save the Queen" was sung, the verses being
taken by Grid, Castellan, and De Marie; and every
loyal sentiment was received and echoed with:deafen-
ing cheers. The scene was in the highest degree
exciting sad gratifying.
The Queen appeared to be in excellent health and
spirits, and her face showed no mark of the brutal
outrage she had received. Her Majesty and the
royal party remained to the end of the performance,
and joined in the plaudits bestowed upon it.

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.
OXFORD, June 30. fhis corning Mr. F. T. Colby was
admitted Actual Fellow of Exeter College, and, atthe setae
time, the Bey. W. Rialtos. 8.A., of St. John's Coilere, first
clan, its Liter's liumsniorihuo, in Eseer Term, 1947 • ao.d
Me s. C. W. Boma and H. F. Tezer, Scholars of ix-•er
CoPege, were elected Probationary Fellows of that society.
Mr. D. A. Willicms, of the Fourder's kin, was also this
morning elected Scholar of Wadhans College.
Os Friday Mr. C. W. Lipscomb, Probationary Fellow of
New College was admitted an Actual Fellow of that society.
The following subjects are proposed for the Chancellor's
Pr Z'll for the eamong year. viz : —For Loon Verae—Par-
thennnis Ruirm. For an English Eway—What Form of
Poliical Constitution is moat favourable to the Celtics, ion
of the Fine Arts. For a L etin Euay—Dimostheels ct Cite-
ronia inter se cora_ pond*.
SIR 1100 Ell NEWIDICIATZ*B PRIZE.—For the best com-
position in English Verse, not limited to fifty Hers, by any
undergraduate who shell not have exceeded four years frets'
the time of his matriculation—Nineveh.

CAMBRIDGE, JCNE 29.—At a congregation hrlden this day
the folowieg degrees were conferred :—D.D. : G.M. Scatter,
St. Petzr's Collette. LL.D.: James Bleceowe, Christ's
College. Incorporate MA. from Dublin : Thomas It ithwell
Bcntley, Emmanuel College.
A'. the tam congregation the land, mentioned gentlemen
were admitted to the degree of Master of Arts. Trinity
College : Robert Bamford, Richard Bendyshe, It card
Boyer. A. B. Burton, Charles Buxton, J J. Carne, Tn .mat
Ccx, Charles Evict, J. P. Heiner, John Howe, Rain Mau-
dale, John Sowerbe, T. H. Tel', W. C. Templer, J. M.
Va'py. St. Joht.'e College: J. J. Barber, T. B. B'nsted,
A. C Bland, R. T. Barron, J. R. Chulesworth, H. F,at n-
ley, T. O. Galwey, Robert Hole, W. L. Newhi,m, J. W.
Pi•ters, M. Sadler, H. Sindfold, C. Scott, J. S. Serksient, S.
Truernan, E Whieldon, R. Whittaker, W. P. Wilson,
tit. Peter's College: J. H Chowne, W. W. Hcrrincharn,
John Farrell, Wet. Pattinson. Clara Hall: J. H Fair-
hank,. Caine College: J. H. Boardman, J. P. C:ayton.
Trinity Hall : Robert Woodhouse. Corpus College James
Eagles, J. A. Fell, H. W. Ferrier, John Stock, W. F. Welch,
W. Willisnott. Qureu't Odle,: Edwin Fox, W. Th3k
ray. Cattirriee Hall: W. J. Jay, Henry Harland, W.
Jesus Ceder : R. B. Matthews. Emmanuel Col-
lege • J B W. Rotten, R. B. Smytbies, Christopher
Treaty, B. F. Ventris. Dominus: ;Robert Baldwin Hay-
ward, of B'. Jobe's Cursige, was appointed deputy esq:. ire
hedell until the 10:h of o.:tob.r next, in tlie shoetree of Mr.
Hopkins. Priu Exerciser. ar,rge Barn, rit Trinity Ca-
lege, and Joseph Bickersteth Mayor, of St John's C4l-
- recited their prize essays, There was a tolerably lull
a:tendert«.

Hasaow.—The following is the list of the successful can-
didates for the different priz • otd racial, dories the present
year : —Peel Medal (Latin Pro•e), Mr. J. II D'Arcy ; Gre-
gory Medal (testis Trans'atico), Mr. H. M. Be lee ; Latin,
A'caics, Mr. C. S Blayda ; lastla He:•meter•. Mr. C. 8
Maris; Greek I•mbieu Mr. H..M. Butler; Greek Trans
latices, Mr. H. M. Beth: ; English Rosy, Mr. H. M.
Botler ; Foolish Pacm, Mr. H. S. Cunniseham.
CONNaCKATION.—Tte new district church fur Bt. Ann's,
Soh:), intended principally for the poor, all the seats bring
tree, was c csecrated on Saturday by the Bishop of Lonoan,
The church was formerly Crowe-alert Chace', and pur-
chased by subscription., the Bsv. Mr. Blunt beton tamed
di. incumbent. It is disdica.ed to the Virgin Mary.
Toe Rev. DR JACKSON. who Is about proceeding to New
2n:era!, to superintend the ecimiastical strssigemeres of
the .rttlemet.t of Cantartury, is to bear the title of Bi•hop
of Chriq Church. Arrangements an in progress for buiiu.
ing a cathedral in the ca well as a camp fcr the
education of clergymen. Several miestionaries and catechists

from England wlll accompany the right rev. prelce to his
distr.nt me, the 8 ,citty for the Propagation of the G Jape!
having todertakm for the pr. sent to maintain them. Dr.
Jactarn will melte the htteenth bi,hop for whom proviteosi
has bAn made hjthe Colonial 13W:optics' Fund state it WAS
mt onteocin 1841.-1 K ally rhr,niefe.