The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-09 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CANBILIDGE, Drc. 7.

Meami. &Mr= Twine. First Clam : Ds.
Cobb, Trinity. Snood Clan t De. Bann, Emmanuel.
Examiaen W. Wises% D.D., Jolla Fuller, 8.D., W. IL
Campion, 8.D., ealJes. B. Mayer, If. A.
Human Fits—This prise, gins manually under the
will el the We Mr. Belie, for the ben English eery ia oce.
amine with, adsupport of, the Cluntien religion has base
this day adjudged to Yr. Join Norge Witt, B.A. Fellow
of Kioes College. eabjeet Oa tin bseelicial nemeses
et the Chrinisa ankles ea the &noon of Alexandria,'
The Hanna Profaner p lectarieg, in the Lan
term of 1862 on the Epiet to the Onetime; sad is the
Fester term, on the Epistle to the Colossians. Notice ri
the time sad place will be issued et the beginning of each
UM. . .

Pier 1111001/011P OP CIZTICOMIL—Georp Downie( Urs-
ine. RN., ILA., B.A. 1850, let. Fellow of St. John's Col-
lege, has be.. elected (yestorday) to smoossil the Rev. Jams
Cumming, M.A., deossmd. is the Prohmoorship of Cho.
mistry. Mr. LimioArdvated 1 lth templet, wee de-
puty to the Ist• mew, sad $ lecture hi saboral
mimeos at 81. John a.

Tim Mumma os sin /Loa Ekes.—The cane
of William Wilson of the British ba ue Express, who is
charged with the wilful murder of William Henderson, and
the manslaughter of Charles Jones, on the high MS, during
MTbetween Liverpool and the West Osast of Africa.
tried daring the peasant Liverpool wise& Hr.
Biros Cheapen will not take the ore before Thursday, to
suit the is of the learned arra espied.
lINITID ATM MAIIB AND EXPOIT 01 Spieri
—The Amara, which took out the Coned States mils from
Liverpool to New York, ea Betray res, hod an board
2,0001. in spode and forty
TigeAmsswes Sue Mireessuar.—The New
York sup Lady peaddia, which was scuttled lo Plymouth
Sowed to pat or de fire in her hold, is still avowed en
Jesoriliff Inane. arm* wan made with governesst
lighter to lore her en aizasy, red will Mxwwsdto.

szpasszaranom 01 sorzarinuir.

Mr. Cheethem has finally refused to oome for-
ward for the borough his [maim far not oontanding the
town have, however, not yet trawmired. An interview was
had by one of the leading liberals of Nottingham with the
Duke of Newcastle, In Leedom, rte We son, Lord Lincoln,
being • candidate ,• and his goes, who spoke delicately on
the subject, stated that he had se wish whatever to press
the claims of his sou on the town, bat that, were the
choice of his son the spontaneous act of the
electors, it would give him the greatest possible
pleasure. The noble duke said be bad a full belief that
Lord Lincoln's political sentiments would be found to be
mainly in unison with his own. Lord Lincoln (who was
labouring under indisposition) wee then waited upon, Red he
said he should, if elected, serve the constituency on the
principles that were entertained by his father. On the
question of the suffrage, Lord Lincoln is for an eaten-
moo of the franchise to 101. in counties, and in boroughs
to 61. He is a chi:a:Man, but would support
the abrogation of church-rate. There was a meeting of
the liberal electors on Friday night, when the claims of Lord
Lincoln were brought forwar4 es also those of Claplein
Denman and Mr. John Nankeen, the brother-in-law of
the late General Havelock. The latter gentleman was
said to be a thoroughgoing liberal, possessed of ample
means, and had an intimate knowledge of our Indian em-
pire. Captarn DOIMIle• claim rested on the " mandarin"
of his political principles, being those of his father, Lord
Denman, who was formerly member for Nottint.II
a show of hands, however, Lord Lincoln had ma zi
arid was accordingly accepted. His lordship
au address, in which be says :
"If I am plead in the proud position of your represen-
tative, I an to give a An* but honest sad Inds'
a liked
pendent asppout to say government which shall adhere to
Vas ef palsy, ma to
rt as enlightened regard to
the swegandes senislimaintis et the ,eswairy. Theo* ai
the present moment *are is so moat demand in say
der for law swarm of e!Orraiket in the constitution of
the Hone of Ceminces, stall,leadwg at the *decennia
a the 'swam I weld give w =dial rapport for
pupas
11X68114311 of the franchise to those claws whale in-
creasing inteillgenes entitles them to Its mercies. I would
advocate eosaesy in the nabs expenditure, se far as is
cousienot with proper maintesesos of those military and
naval establisamist without which peat nation like our
own meet be to ooseleat wad misehienue alarm.
a to the dostrisse of the church of
I fully recognise in all the rights of oonaciewas,
my earnest desire would be tow my dissenting bre.
three relieved from imposts to which they feel adipose ab-
le every way in my power I should Mire to
isittrand promote the bleseinp of civil and religions
liberty. Is the present annum sepia of attain in
AlllO/10% I think the gosarmost ins pursued • come
which must be highly approved by every Eugliabman, as
best calculated to preserve the bisminge of peace. That
woe may yet kw averted mug be the prayer of all • bat, for
the saw of liberty and civilisation, the honour Of the dig
of England must at all risks be maintained unsullied."
Now there an two liberals ia the held, Lord Lisoola sad
tlir E. Clifton. Mr. Bromley arrived I. Nottingham last
night, but it is not known whether he will offer himself.

PROPOSID ROAD 4020811 11YDE-P4RK.
The committee appointed by tho public depute-
tins es Thereday Li to wader with the Right Bus. W. I.
Gager, LP., relative to the mew of oonstrueting • public
road across Hyde-wit, bad an berries, with the right
Weeks,
bra. ga
a t Wkilehellffisman an ffiemsday, at ha Malay's Office of
.
Woad Wormer loving stated that they bad waited
epee the right bon. gestlemen Is know whether he bed my
Paraor suggedion to mike is the 'labia*.
Clowrita mid that the Queen would contest to • road
through the park hem Bayswater to Kendagtod,
it be • sehemy, and Wit her Majesty would resew
C-11;;;If entire °astral over it's, Indies to deride at whet
bog,. it should be opassd sod deed Be observed that two
modsu
Own ssagested fee ateramliabing the object ; one
• mad Hydle-pek shrug the boundary of Kensington-
, pelmet, and peatlas under the lieepssaine by a teasel ; the
other by • reed acmes Remiagtosaardens, which avoided
Yre thepostine, whisk, be add, greatly contributed to the
WM" el the berierepa, sad should not, if possible, be le-
tasiestd with. He then exhibited • plan, which he bed
&meted to be of • subway through Keusingtoe-
g=stram es the Uxbadg• mad, to
albert's road es the side, and described
its paschal %Mures to the committee. The subway,
width trail helmet 111 sad 23 feet deep wen entered b$ •
abed Wiles rwirthsg nearly parallel with the Uxbddge
read, and was crowed by four bridges fur foot plasma&
It was wady • mile is length, and passed OW&
Relibmeser and the drive beyond, by • tuned, egewles
out at the sweat point to the Exhibition of 1882 by
tastier Wake el a similar description to that at the
ether dd.' esetioes of the rood showed that it could be
lad out in two dallesest ways, so as to have • pietuneque
effect, and Weer to imams than deteriorate the surround-
ing seseery b one, the sloping banks were turfed aid
pastel with sheshe, with • gravel walk along the top ; and
is theater, the basks woes brakes by a mooed walk, half-
way doneforrilloh &robes were inserted in the
degindly vedust. Mr. Cowper mid that he
thought this enterable to the one through Hyde-park,
as it would he easier and more cheaply constructed, as well
as get rid f the objection to any interference with the Ser-
pentine ; but, at the same time, he was sot mewed to
pledge himieff at moment to the adoption of any particular
project. In reply to some questions, the right honourable
gentleman said that a subway was • sine gel non to her
Majesty's twat, sod that the cost of the ore he had ink
`sated would be about 40,000 L ; that the subway proposed
Mr. Page, along the baba and underneath the flitrpee-
would be Imager red sot so agreeable to tea-
Tellies dos' it, aid mould not well be finished before the
opening of the Exhibition. Upon the question of expo
Mr. Cowper gave the deputation &Blindly to nudentasd
that, as the proposed reed would be for the accommodation
of the localities hesitated, and not for the general public,
the sweetmeat could not give any &mistime) towards its
formation by • grant out of the impend revenue. He
airiest stated that if tits different perishes iu the neigh-
Worked were disposed to raise money for aiming out, e
ablest. it would be neosesary to pate as act of parliament
tmemble Wm to do so, and that could not be dose without
weidershie defy.
Mr. FISZKAS aid that the inhabitants of Kensington
were determinedly opposed to say road being made through
the gardens which would inlets", with that quietude sad re
teeniest so delightful to artists, student., and others.
Mr. COMB replied that the traffic would not be seen
exempt by pewee oe the very edge of the subway, and that
the nesse wasiceed by it would be extremely alight.
Mr. Ti.., Mr. Firrwooo, aid other geo tlen ice, expressed
their approval of the right bus. gentleman's plan as the
least ajectiosable of the two, sad said that the only diffi-
culty weald be in providing the
s memory funds. It was
that the Royal Ocenmasionsa of the Exhibition
ialrettribule • pertien, bat
Mr. COWPIR stated that ander their charter they were
prohibited from doing so ; and the proposal that the Great
Western Railway Company, together with other metropoli.
tee railway crompeeiss, should be soli ited to aid the work
was genenlly thought not to be likely to bring about any
satisfactory result, comidering the small dividend which
many of them were only able to pay. In reply to other in.
guinea, Mr. Omrper said be thought it but right that if the
parishes made the subway the government should keep it in
repair at their own n red that if any annoyance
were mused by the train to persons frequenting the gar-
dens it could be easily covered over with glam. He
suggested that the road should be closed between twelve at
side and five in the morning ; but it was stated that
much of its advautage would be lost to the residents in
Tyburcia and Belgravia if they could not use it during these
hou

member observed that the gravel which would
be dug out in making the mad would, at a minimum, be
worth 17.0001., and might go towards the reduction of the
expense, but the right hoe. gentleman did not say whether
the crown would eve up its right to the Ka removed.
Colonel Wormer said that if the money required ware
mimed by a loan it might be paid of in a series of years by
• trills, rate, wLich would waroely be felt by the Mehl-
tants of the parishes.
After some other topics bad been discussed, the eons-
mine. Meted that they would consult the vestries which
they
principal owners of property, and others, with a view of
ascertaining webther the requisite funds could be raised
without the aid of government.

The Rev. K. M. Phinn has been presented to the
Orowa living of South Leith, mar Edinburgh.
Tag Len Sia Puna LAumr..—At a meeting of
the Ilarylebone Vestry, held on Saturday, under the presi-
dency of Mr. Churchwarden Filmer, a grateful tribute was
paid to the memory of Sir Peter Laurie, one of the oldest
members of board. Yr. Valentine Knight, one of the
county rergietretee, said be begged to avail himself of the
first of moving a vote of condolence to be for-
warded le the of the late Sir Peter Laurie, who had
been a ',enigma* that pariah for upward' of 25 years.
As a bmther magistrate be could honestly say that no
magistrate ever stood higher in public estimation. Mr.
1 lqinholay wooded the motion, which was carried nasal-
-1 eseeply, sad ordered to be forwarded to the family forthwith.
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