The Sun.
London, England, 1856-05-06 00:00:00

MILITARY CENSURE BY TliE EMPEROR

OF RUSSIA.

ST. PETEASBURG, April 24.—The following censure !
has been promulgated by the Emperor :
His Majesty the Emperor having received detailed
reports concerning the military hospital at Simpheropol,
and having perceived with profound grief that the antho- ,
rities had not taken active measures for the well-being
and medical treatment of the patients, inflicts a censure-
1. On the general formerly charged with the service
of the army of the south and of the troops in the Crimea,
Lieut.-G-eneral Ousclaakoff, and on Major-General Tcher-
vinski, who after him filled the post, on both of whom
the law imposed the duty of rigorous supervision.
2. On the director of the old military hospitals of the
south and of the troops in the Crimea, Major-General
Ostrogradski, for not having fulfilled the duty imposed
upon him by the law of incessantly superintending the
hospitals and entering into the details of their internal
g werament, with regard to their management, the me-
dical treatment, and the police.
3. On the Physician-General of the Staff, the actual
Councillor of State Schreiber, for not having adopted
decisive measures in order to put a stop to the disorders
and abuses in the administration of the hospital at Sim-
pher,pol, and the dispensary attached to it, and for not
causing the necessary care to be bestowed upon the
patients, and also for not supplying them with medi-
eines."

his Majesty order; the chief medical officer of the
military hospital of Sebastopol, State Councillor Proto-
popoff, and the dire2tor of the dispensary of this hospi-
tal, College-Assessor Weimar, who have been guilty of
these abuses, be brought before a council of war ; and
irk the meantime to be placed under arrest.
His Majesty has further ordered that the council of
war empowered to try the State-Councillor Protopopoff
and the College-Assessor Weimar shall inquire fully into
all particulars connected with the unpardonable dis-
orders committed in the hospital of Simpheropol, and
shall a') act that none of the guilty escape condign
punishment.

U.i.VIVE.RSITY COLLEGE, LONDON.

WINTER TERM PRIZES OF THE FACULTY OF MEDICINE.

The result of the examinations for the classes of the
winter term was announced to the council at their ses-
sion, on Saturday last, as follows :
Anatomy.—Senior class gold medal, J. Balmanno
Squire, of London ; first silver medal, Philip S. Jones,
of Sydney, New South Wales ; second silver medal,
George Edward Jeaffreson, of Framlingham ; certificate,
4, William Pile, of Barbadoes ; 5, Victor Bazire, of
Mauritius ;6, Albert Buchanan, of London. Junior
class silver medal, Richard Wm. Garnham, of London ;
certificates, 2, Win. Hickman, of London ; 3, George H.
Philip son, of Newcastle-on-Tyne ; 4, Wm. Edward
Allen, of York ; 5, John Marriott Hind, of Nottingham ;
6, Sranuel Hoppus Adams, of Bedford ; 7, Alfred P.
Dowaon, of Gledstone, Norfolk ; 8, Jeremiah M. Donne,
of Castle Carey, Somersetehire.
Anatomy and Physiology.—Gold medal, Michael
Foster, of Huntingdon ; first silver medal, Alfred Wood-
ford, of London ; secon silver medal, Thos. Hawkins,
of Sptildwick ; certificates, 4, Wm. Henry Carden, of
Cheltenham ; 5, equal, Wm. Pile, of Barbadoes, and
Wm. Edward Allen, of York ; 7, Joseph R. Gasquet, of
London ; 8, George Farr White, of London.
Chtirnistry—Gold medal, Albert Buchanan, of London;
first slyer medal, Samuel Hoppus Adams, of Bedford;
second. silver medal, Felix Henry Kempster, of London;
certifi.;ates of honour, 4, Isidore B. Lyon, of London ;
5, ER: dace Smith, of Leamington ; 6, Victor Bazire, of
Mauri.tiu4 ; 7, John Marriott Hind, of Nottingham ; 8,
Joseph Frank Payne.
Bit kbeck Laboratory Students—Gold medal, Michael_. W 1
Foster, of Huntingdon ; second certificate, Robert 1-
liamsom, of Stockport, who obtained the first silver
medal. last session ; first silver medal, Henry Henwood,
of Stockbridge ; second silver medal, Lewis Hutchings,
of Haltings ; certificates, 5, Wm. V. Russell, of Leam-
ington. ; 6, John Davis, of London ; 7, Orm Crofton, of
Roscommon, Ireland ; 8, Win. Shancross, of Stockport.
Col nparative .Anatomy—Gold medal, Sidney Ringer,
of Norwich ; certificates, 2, Michael Foster ; 3, James
Sheppard, of Blackburn.
Surgery—Gold medal, Edward W. Thomas, of Oswes-
try ; first silver medal, William T. Fox, of Broughton,
Houtz ; second silver medal, Thomas Mason, of Leo-
minet er ; certificates, 4, Robert Lamb, of London ; 5,
equal,. James Teevan, of London, Robert Purse, of
Soutbanolton ; 6, James Caley, of London ; 7, Edward
Brun, mu, of Mauritius ; 8, Joseph Thornily, of Heaton,
Mere ty.

Me dicine.—Gold medal, James G. Blake, of Taunton ;
first e Liver medal, Michael Castaneda, of London; second
silver medal, James R. Gasquet, of London ; certificate,
4, WiAiata G. Groves, of Devon.
medals, &c., will be presented at the public dis-
tribut ion of prizes or the classes of the entire faculty at
the el .ose of the session in July.

Ta FRAUDS OP THE LATE JOHN SADLEISe—at appears
from a return issued by the Irish Eacumbered Estates
Court. that the number of conveyances executed by the
Corm aassioners to the late John Sadleir amounted to 20.
Minutes of the Court are appended, showing the appli-
catio as made by Sadleir for an extension of the time to
lodge, the purchase•raoney of the estate of the Earl of
Glen gall (67,9701)., and it hence appears that an appli-
catic in on behalf of Sadleir for provisional credit was
rein led on the 9th of March, with costs, Sadleir having
baerx ordered to lodge 2,200/, by the following Monday.