The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-26 00:00:00

GREAT ROWING MATCH.

The 'cullers' race between Cole, of Chelsea, and Chitty, of
Richmond, whith has for some time past created the most
lively interest in the rowing circles, rune oft yesterday af-
ternoon, and was one of the most splendid contests upon
record. The competitors are the two best men of last
season, whose pretension as fresh candidates for aquatic
fame were then first brought into notice, Cole being the
winner of Doggett's coat end bodge, sad Chitty the
atteamfal competitor for the coat, badge, and free-
dom annually given by Mr. Evan Monk at the
Thames Regatta. This, as well as the " famous comedian's "
Issqueet, has for years past brought out the beet young men
of the day; and as a divenity of (Tinian 'sighd with respect
to pre-eminsate, both men soon found bathers, and the race
of yesterday was the result.
The match was for 601.; the distance, from Putney-bridge
to the Ship at Mortlake. Chitty showed great spirit, and the
rate was rowed at a killing pace. Cole ultimately won by
seven lengths.

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council eat
yesterday and dispoeed of &number of motion. and petitions.
An appeal from Madres, " Bsm v. Phillips," was commenced.
MARRIAGE IN HIGH Lire.—Yesterday the mar-
riage of the Hon. and Rev. Geo. T. 0. Bridgeznan, second
son of the Earl of Bradford. and Mies Emily Mazy Bagot,
youngest daughter of the Bishop of Bath and Wells and
Lady Harriet Begot, was solemnised at St. Peter's Church,
Ratimoqaus. A large circle of relatives attended to wit-
ness the solemnity. The fair bride was accompanied to the
! altar by a bevy of youthful ladies as bridnmaids ; the Ladies
•
Bridgeman and Woe Russell bring among the number.
DEATH OF VISCOUNT CANTALUPE.—We regret to
announce the demise, after a very abort and painful illness,
of Viscount Caatalupe, eldest sou of the Earl and Countess
Delayer', who expired his father's ressibnc• ii. t••'pis
Oroevesor-street yesterday aft/m.lk shortly before 1 o'clock.
The deceased viscount was formerly in the Grenadier Gaards,
bat retired from that corps about 10 years back. He was
been 2Sth April, 1814.
WESTMINSTER TEMPORARY BRIDGE.—The cola-
' mitten of the House of Commons have decided that the
standing orders may be dispensed with in favour of this
measure, which is to enable the oommiseioners of Wiwi-
miaow-Midge to build a temporary structure from Bridge-
street to the opposite shore, to maintain it during the repairs
of Westminster-bridge, and to authorise the commissioners
to ttaoefgap the bridge estates. The bill is to be brought
la by Robert Grosvenor, Sir Charlie Burrell, and Hr.
Fromm

EYbtilNO CLASSZ3 TOR YOUNG MEN IN LONDON.
—Yesterday evening the etintmittos for the management of
them classes, with surly 20J of their friends, sat down to
supper at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street. The Berl
of Harrowby presided. The standing toasts having been
disposed of, the noble chairman gave Prosperity to the
Eve, lag Clumps for Young Men in London." He wished
that some of the gentlemen who had done so much for these
Oren occapied his place. lie had been only a looker on,
but It was imposeible to read the report that had been put
into his hands without feelings of delight at the good which
bad been done. Great as had been the results he hoped they
were but the beginning of • more complain organisation.
They had every element of ammo; way were willing to
teach, and many more were willing to leant ; and to bring
these elements together, nothing war required bat the aid
that the more wealthy alums could easily afford. And
when they were brought together, as he believed they
would be, • more extended metropolitan university 'Light
spring from them, and London become the intellectual, as
she was already the elemental, capital of the world. In
returning thanks on the part of the committer, Xt. Harry
Cheater rid that, as ea ogler of the 'noseband earmlttos
of the privy council, it was impossible he bin he be W.
(event es the subject of the riteatioa of the middle dense.
This institution was healed oa the principle whisk
the privy erred committee were endearoariag
dam la all the schools YAK their oustrell—thot of
founding • good "sealer almalloa ea a sea
religious basis. The report he the post mat Mallall
that 24 shires bed boss established, whisk were attenisdbf
more that 600 stadia* whose general rood esmame4 Ire
secured the satire approbatles of the widen. Tweetr
aim lectures bad been gives freely by goadomsa of talent
sad reputation, sad 23 teachers Ind, la the mess sphlt de.
voted homely 400 emalags to the hastruetioawilipag men of
a dined dose is nasty. The suborn resolved
desk. des lest year mosaatod to 2204, re rpm&
tam had an *needed DOL. seedy half of whisk wm pro-
dded by Os steams themselves.