The Sun.
London, England, 1862-07-08 00:00:00

(BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH).

GRAVESEND, Tuesday Morning.
Arrived, July 7.—lsabella, from Antwerp ; Arthur Par-
den, from Algoa Bay.
Arrived, July B.—Sultana Reina, from St. Vincent;
Tomas, from Havannah ; Mignionette' from Berbice; Shell-
hurtle, from Madras ; Grenmar, from Quebec ; Polly, from
Colombo : Brilliant, from St. Lucia ; Brackley, from
Guernsey.; It Trovatore, from Guernsey.
Sailed, July B.—Ladyillavelock, steamer, for Valparaiso;
Lina,: for Lisbon; Coromandel, for Bombay; Cossack,
steamer, for St. Petersburgh.
DEAL, Thursday Morning.
passed.—Ealing Grove, bark, from Trinidad, for London.
Anchored.—California, from Vlaardingin, for. Palermo ;
Ellen Edwards, from Rotterdam, for Dublin ; Shakespeare,
from St. John's, for Grimsby; Carybrig, from Antwerp,
for Santa Maria; Emile, bark, from Shields, for Alicante;
Teresna, from Shields, or Naples.

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON.—At the session
of Council on Saturday last, the acceptance by the Duke of
Argyll of the office of vice-president of the hospital was
announced; a vote of thanks was passed to Mr. Stansfeld,
M.P., for presiding at the distribution of the prizes to the
students of the Faculty of Arts on the Ist inst., and for the
excellent address then delivered by him. The Jews' Com-
memoration Scholarship of £l5 per annum, tenable for two
years, founded to perpetuate the remembrance of the pass-
ing of the act enabling the Jews to sit in Parliament, and
open to members of every religions denomination, wherever
previously educated, was awarded to Mr. N. E. Hartog, on
the report of the Faculty of Arts that, of the students of
the faculty of not more than one year's standing in the
college, he was in the year 1862 the most distinguished by
general proficiency and good conduct. For the next
academical session, arrangements were made as follows
The introductory lecture at the opening/ to be given by
Professor De Morgan; for the two Andrews scholarships of
£B5 each, for the best proficient in math em atics
of St and classics
s
respectively. Mr. W. H. Besant, M.A., . John'
College, Cambridge, was invited to be the examiner for
mathematics, in conjunction with Pro De M
fessor organ
and Professor Potter; and Mr. Bunnell Lewis, professor of
Latin in Queen's College, Cork, was invited to be examiner
for classics, in conjunction with Professor Newman and Pro-
fessor Malden; Mr. George R. Rickards, late professor at
Oxford, was requested to join Professor Waley
in exainina..
tion for the Joseph Hume political economy scholarship:to
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d Heen declined
£2O per annum, tenable for three years.
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Warrior iron-cased frigate. ess paid a visit to the

The Count de Meudon, accompanied by Colonel
de Franconier, Colonel Ragon, Baron de Pussin Amory,
and M. Longp6rier, left the Clarendon Hotel on Sunday
morning to embark on board the imperial yacht Jerome
NapoleeP, at 131ackwalle