The Sun.
London, England, 1856-11-06 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, Nov. 4.
In a Congregation held this day at 2 o'clock the form
of statute allowing the retention of College Fellowstdps
Principals of Halls was read and promulgated.
The examination of candidates for honours in the
(Alai) Classical School commenced this day is the Writ-
izz School.

In a Convocation to be held on Tuesday, Nov. 11,
tire form of Statute on Delegacies, which was accepted
by Congregation on Thursday last, will be submitted to
the House. At the same time a Congregation %ill be
tt,3ld, and the statute on the election, duties, &c., of the
Proctors, which was promulgated on Thursday, will be
vut to the vote.

CA.MBRIDGE, Nov. 4.
Dr. Philpott, the Masterof St. Catherine's College, was
its day elected Vice• Chancellor for the year ensuing.
The select preacher at the University Church for the
peresent month is the Dean of Westminster.

On Monday, the 3d, Mr. E. L. Bowling was elected
Port Latin exhibitioner, and alto a foundation scholar of
t. John's ColleE,,e, Cambridge. Mr. Bowling was an
,ashibitioner of King Edward's School, Birmingham.
On the 31st Oct. the Rev. Thos. J. Baty Wad elected
:E'ellow of Sidney Sussex College.

UNIVERSITY OF LONDON.
B.A. EXAMINATION.-1556.
The following is a list of the candidates who passed the
hate B.A. examination :

First Division.

Co
A brahams, Barnett University lleges.
A nstie, James King's
Parker, William Nutter University
Best, William Stepney
Bradford, Job Wesleyan, Taunton
Charles, Ebenezer University
elein.ince, Clement Western
Cobb, Henry Peyton University
Dawson, Robert University
Dick, Archibald liastie 11 add ei afield
:Eccles James University
:Eduilslds, David Owens
Emanuel, Leonard University
:Evans' Maurice John New
:Field, Allan University
Field, Basil University
:Ford, Charles Lawrence ,.Wesley, Sheffield
'Godrich, Henry King's
'Greg, Percy University
Harrop, Robert Owens
Hartley, Richard Griffiths ...... „Lancashirelndependent
Hennell, John University
Herbert, Edward Gilbert Springhill
•
Knott, George University
Langton, John... University
McAll, Samuel Wardlaw University
Mays, Thomas William Hackney
Moore, Alpheus Herrman King's
Phillips, Thomas Lloyd University
Prevent, Augustus ...University
Richards, John St. 'Gregory's
Riding, William Steer King's
Scott, John Gibbons Queen's, Birmingham
Shea, John University
Sidgreaves, George Stonyhurst
Sturges, Decimus King s.
Taunton, John Bird —University,
Watson, Thomas University of Glasgow.
West, Walker King's.
Wingfield, John University.
Wimterbotham, Henry Solfe Page University.
Second Division.
Allen, John Petherick -Western.
Bingham, Alfred University.
Chapman, William Stacey University.
Darlington, Henry Cecil King's.
Evans, John Brecon.
(3 arrarcl, Frederick King's.
Hodson, Thomas
Jones, Frederick Foster University,
Manning, Henry John University.
Paice, William University.
Pankhurst, Richard Marsden Owens.
Reed, John Gibbon New.
Schofield, James Huddersfield.
Stronach, William Gavin Spring Hill.
Thomson, James Rodway University.
Wall, Henry

We read in the Paris correspondence of Le Nor ct :--
" For several days past certain foreign journals, and
even s,sno French ones, have borne a little black mark
in the corner, denoting that the service (f surveillance
and control, having examined them, have decided that
t'ley may be diimbuted and road without inconve-
1, i( nee.

WIVES FOR THE GERMAN LEGION.—HAMBURG, Nor.
2.—one hundred arid five soldiers of the British Ger-
man Legion arrived here on Friday by the Caledonia
steamer from London. Some of them are discharged
from the service and are going to their homes, but
the !;reater part of them are come over for matrirdo-
nial purposes, and have obtained lease of absence.
Some speculative individuals hwire established regular
recruiting offices hare for females willim; to accom-
pany the German Legion to the Cape of Good Hope
and settle there. One of them hag already engaged
more than fifty young women, chiefly amongst the
milliners, dressmakers, shop girls, and even those
connected with the theatres. When one considers
that in this c;tykwe have 0,000 more females than
men the last year's census gives 80,000 women and
only 80,000 men—it is not to be wondered, at that
there should be many amongst them who find
difficult to make an honest livelihood, and are there-
fore diposed to try their fortune in a distant colony. Al-
though this recruiting for females is carried on pretty
openly, and has even been advertised in the local papers,
no opposition has been offered to it by the police.