The Sun.
London, England, 1858-06-28 00:00:00

THE MEDICAL BEFOItM BILL.

The Medical Biil of Mr.' Cowper, ni amended in com-
mittee last Tuesday, has been reprinted with the amend-
meets of Mr. Wah,cle. Those amendments Mr. Cowper
reality adopted as improvements to the measitre. Ae-
cor:4ing to the Lill es it now stands, there is no alteraticu
in tho coottitution of the council proposed by Mr.
Cowper, except that Cie pre i tin.: is to be appointed by
the Crown, a d the members of the General council are
to be chosen r a term not exeeediog five 3e*rs, and
shalt be capable cf re-appointment. The powers of tLe
,g.7leTal council are altered, they are not so extensive as
was proi-csed in the crigi!,al bill, and their acts will be
subject to the control of the Privy C.,tincil instead of the
Hume Secritary.
After the passing of the bill, all persons seeking to be
registered must give proof to the council that their quell-
ficationa extehd b...th to medicine and surgery. Power
is given to the courcil to require from the different EXA•
mining bodies a statement of the courses of study re•
gored of candidate,, and r f the examinations, and is has
power to .:end inspectors to be present at the various
exlminatiens.

Power is also given to the council, on representation
t ; the Privy Council, to suspend the right to be regis-
tered under the *act of any peraon who obtains a degree
or diploma front any b atp, . where it is proved that a
proper examination has Lot been conducted to test the
prefes!ionel quaiificalone tf cauflidate3. The bill al.o
provide fur the enforking a pi climinary exattlination in
general education, nf rl& three commencing the study of
medicine, and for the putnication of a complete register,
to alpha'ietical order, of all the duly qualified praett-
toners,
The other causes of l'Ae bill are eitnitt: to those origi-
nally propo,ed by Mr. Cowper. The bill is ordered to
be recommitted on Thursday next, with a certainty of

pa,sing with scarcely an :11teration. The opposition to
the measure is no we b lieve, reserved until it goes

up to th« Rouse rf Llrds, where its opponents believe
they stay succeed in de eating its progress. The ques-
tion of Med:cal It- form sae ❑evtr before in so favour-

able a postti,n, and it will be the fAn:t of medical men if
it is not tet led this seseion. PetitimA are expected to

be pre. ented to teat Houses of Padiament in its
favour.

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LLOYD'S SHIPPIN'O.--(This Day.)

LONDON, June 28.—Wind this day at noon, N.W. ;
light breeze, and fine.
PORTSMOUTH, June 27.—Wind N.N.W. —Arrived—
Bucephalui, from London for Calcutta; Victor Emmanuel,
from Liverpool fur Calcutta. Sailed—Petrea, for New
York.
PLYmOUTII, June 26.—Wind
Bruns*lck, for Spithead.
OFF POILSTMoUTH, June 27. Arrived—Copenhagen.
from London for Melbourno.
COWES, June 27.—Wino N.--Arrived—Harmonie (a),
from N,:w .York:
OFF THE WIGHT, Jun 3 26. Arrirsd—Clontarf, from
Dow bay.
Sotmg.turros, June 25. Sailed —Ripon (s), for Alex-
andria.
SIvaNsIA, ;fuze 26.—Wind W.— Arrived—Duke of
alfmt, from Chili ; Duke of Northumberland, from
Cuba. Sailed—Sophia Margaret, from Villa Nova.

ETON AND HADLEY BOAT HACH.
This exciting even., determined upon direct' y after
Easter, took place on Saturday evening over the liege to
course at Heels}ou-Thatues, and was a very fine r-o 3
throughout. A 3 usual with contests between the Uni-
versities or public school., the matter created so much
excitement that nearly 2,000 persons were preinnt, the
Great Wee esrn runt:lug epeeial trains for the occasion.
Tim following were the crews. with their weights, :
Eton—Mr. C: II HA+, 9.4 t 9 ; Mr. V. B. Van de
Weyer, 9.3 r 2.b ; Mr. D. Ricardo, 9 t 21b; Mr. C.
Wynne, 9.4 71h ; Mr. E. W. Hassey, 104 13:b ; Hon.
F. C. Trench ' 91b • As. H. Ceiling., 10st 3.b ;Stroke.
Hon. V. F. Lawless, 11 t 9.b; o,.zorain, Mr. F. Hop-
wood, Oct 11b.
Wadley—Mr. W. T. Mansell, 9.t 60); Mr. W. B.
Woedgate, 94 61h ; Mr. C. J. Thorniriel, 94 41); Mr.
R. Buyle, lOst 10ieb ; Mr. J. Z. Merriman, 10 it 7r,lb ; Wind calm.
cosGriffiths, from Llanelly ; La Poole,
Mr. N. Phillips, 9,t 13i b ; Mr. L. ar.vnes, llst ; Arvedrau
Cherbourg
Stroke, Mr. C. P. Austin, llet 11h ; Coxssair, Mr, W. Haire, steamer, Havre ; Atalanta steamer,
Jersey ; L Eto:le Carentau ; Adonis, steamer, Dublin t
J. Holland, 8.4 41lb. Garetiana, Danteic ; Laura, Newcastle; Eleanor and
Strong persuasions had been used by the Henley Re- Briiish Lady, Swansea; Comet, Swanage ; Anne Eli
gatta Commi.tee to induce the gentlemen to contend at 1 bath, Newport; Ellen end Enderson, Sttederlends
that great meeting, but they preferred treating it as a Soiled.—Jane and Margaret, for London ; Maria Wnit-
private mach. Both crews are elated to have rowed field, Suuderlend ; Adonis(.). London; Apollo, St. I •
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against Exeter, Oxford, within the last few days, and the E .ward,' Swansea; Calumit, Sunderland ; Ceres, New•
result was their being considered re evenly matched that
very slight odds were given only by those seo pretien-
lerly favoured either par y. Tue time for the race was
coeveniently chosen, and to that circumstance and -the
interest it created may be attributed the very large
assemblage of spectatw, tLe e, as on the regstta,
der, being almost impeded by carriegee. Mr. Chitty, of
the University of Oxford, officiated as umpire.
It is te-uelly c ,naidesed that the party on the
Berke side have the advantage of a length on
the Henley course, and Hadley had this sta•
tion see Saturday, with a disadvantage, as the
adverse party on the other side were screened from
the wind, which hem heavily from the weeteard, arel
had smoother water. The result of the race is net as•
scribed to this cirounestance, although it is very et es-
tionable whether it might nut have been nearer had
it been calm, for at the moment of starting the wind
caught the Re,dley and ialeetled them somewhat b fora
they got way well on. The style of the Etonians, how-
ever, was mare lively than that of their oppolerits, and
they got nearly a lead of a 1 ngth lettere it idlest was
well to work ; but in the next 400 yards the E,adley
rowed so pluckily that they began to creep up, and eti
the point th• it nose was level with the stroke-car of trio
Eteniane. The rasing was iciesetific and vigorous in
Loth boats, and the ebonts of the asreurtiLd multituee
might have been bearl for miles. Redley rewed with
most determined g3.m., but the ELonians eti 1 held
the lead, and cane in first by three quarters of
their own lergib. Tee exertieno of their gentle-
men will he duly appreciated when we state that the
time occupied in the rice was only 8 minutes, while the
picket crew of the Catneridge University, who defer.t.d
the great. Lon lon Rowing Club la3t Tue day with more
favourable wind, occupied seven minutes and a half.

(BY ELICCTRIO TELBGBAPH.)
SOUTIIAMPTON, Monday Morning.

port.

LIVERPOOL, Monriay Morning.

Wind W. N. W.
Arrived, June 27.—81 a-k Hawk and Annie Hodgman,
from New Orleans; Confiance, Antwerp; Felix, Gutter..
burg; Industrie and Commerce, Ostend ; Ocean Queen,
St. George's, New Brunswick; Herrman Adam, Riga;
Catherine Roberts, Shediac ; Johannes, Callao; Antt
Walker, Dnokirk ; Caroline, Memel.
Arrived, Juno 28—Edith Byrne, from Calcut,ta ; Athe-
nian, Sietra Leone; Amelia, Now York; Phoenix, Cape
Hsyti,n ; Facto- Caen.
Sailed, :Trine 27—Retriever, 5.. a., for Hamburg.
Sailed, June 23--Lady Franklin and Bridgewater, for
New York ; Addle Snow, 805.t.,n ; Bee, Adelaide; eato-
rian, Montreal; Abby Brown, San Francisco.

(BY F.,,UBMARINE AND ER TISLI Tr.. EGRArn.)
GRAVESEND, Monday Morning.
Wind N. N. W. ; tide firat how's flood ; fine.
Arrived, Juno 27 —Astrea, fur Porto Rico; Campbell,
Dctneray ; Tulegraph, from S. John's, Newfoundland ;
TricolJr, Lucata; Aire, Riga,. Phoenix, Fluautn ; Victoria,
Maw ; 7
Vi%il.a, Guernsey ; Neptunus, Mauna.
Arrived, .Tune 28—Alert, from Stettin; Thetis, Galli-
poli • Syro Plice&ci.,n, Trinidad ; Swan, Danzic ; Com.
son, Riga ; Lori Droagharn and Vans, Rodstoue ; Fye
noo: d, R Atordarn.
Siiled, June 27. —Ad mind Nanaries, for Constantinople.
DEAL, Mi.nday Morning.

Wind N.N.E , light.
Arrived -01 ill 3, from Ca'll.o, for orders, with mainyard
ealzied away, r.n.l other damage, off Cape Horn.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

The Australian mail-stesincr Victo:ia was spoken by the
Alma on the 13th iust., in t:.e sttaits of Bab el Mandeb, all
well, having made a good run solar on her way from Suez,
with the mails, 5:z., for Australia.
Byron, ftoin Buenos Ayres for Liverpool, May 30, lat.
18 N., lon. 33 W.
Barraconta (English ship), from Liverpool for Itio de
Janeiro, May 15, lat. 4 N., lon. 24 W.
Eleanor, from Sun lerla.nd for Madras, June 18, lat. 50
N., lon. 15 W.
El. anor Dixon, from Mauritius, May 10, lat. 15
1013. 7 W.
Gibraltar, of New York, from New Orleans for Liver.
pool, Juno 6, lat. .z.:6.45 N., lon. 61.40 W.
Irene (barue), from London for Cape Town, May 21,
lat. 1.23 N., long. 26.20 W.
Lisboa (American ship), from Now Orleans for Liver-
pool, June 4, lat. 29 'N., lon. SO W,
Martha hideout, from New Orleans for Liverpool, May
2.), lat. 2G N., tor. 34 W.
Mary (English barque), from Liverpool for Aden, 32
days, May 17, lat. 5.10 N., lon. 42.30 W.
Royal Victoria (ship), from Charleston for Liverpool,
lat. 50, lon. 13.
Saratoga (ship), fro—, "T-i-z o.leani Live.rpuu/, May
'^ `a`.

ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.--Tire folios ing a en-
tlemen, having undergone the necessary exallisa.tio Is
for the diploma, were altuit ed m..mbers of the Celle. e
at a !netting cf the C,urt of Examiners, on the 25th
inst.:—viz., Messrs. Frederick Hall, Bangor, Caviar.
vonshire ; Edward Augus-u4 Brunet', aiacchez:ter ;
Thomas Dunlop Allison, Balgray, near Irvine, Ayr-
shire ; William Wellman, Grove-end-place, St. John's-
wood ; George Simon, Glees, Aberdeenshite ; and
Frederick R .wnsl.l Hawkin., Lynn Regis, No:folk.
WEST CORNWALL ELFCTION.—Tae only- candidate
at, present in tee fiell for the representat'on of the
We-tern Division of Cornwall in the 'Luse of Coni-
c' ons, in the room of the late Mr. Williams, is Mr.
John St. Aubyn, a gentiernati of largo pr,perty and
of considerable reputation in Cornwall. In his addr.ss
to the elector, Mr. St. Aubyn promises to support
Liberal principles. He says he is a warm friend of
the Church of England, that he will gladly y',te f-t-
-i every measure tenditsq t, -0, 1-,.. (~ , 1 ,i:a ,iiitars on
O"• '.f 2 "1i1.:.." :o 01 ()pillion in matters of rtligi: n,
is anxious to see Vie basis cf the suffrage erslargid
and is far cconorry in the adroilistration of the public
service. At a public meeting held a few days ago at
Truro, a resclation pletting support to Mr. St. Anbyt,
was carried by acclamation. lhe high Sheriff of
Cornwall, Mr. J. F. Buller, has appointed Monday,
the.,„" of July, far the election.
ESTABLIgHIit NE Fat GENTLEWOIEN DuBING . ILL
/4 -
2.8 i An in mfl muted meeting in aid of the above ins i-
tution was hell on Teesday afeernoon, at 5, Upper
Harley-sq., et. the resiJenc i of the Rev. T. Gamier,
Rector Of Trinity District, St. Marylebone ; he
Bishop
of Lohclon in the chair. L.trd Mooteagle, in rving
the adoption cf the vpert, fold that the unobtrusiveness
of an institution like the present prevented it from
attrac•ing the totice it deserve'. Its benefits were ant
confined to the metropolis alone, but it sought to place
the highes medical skill within the reach of those who,
by circumstances, would be other wi.e far removed from
it.. The Rev. T. Gamier seconded the motizn, and said
he had been ebap!ain to the institution fs r five years,
and during that period the many painful cases that had
come before his notice had been more than counter.
balanced by the wonderful triumph of medical aid
surgical skill which from time to time he had witnessed.
Tue report having been adopted, Mr. Roundell Palmer
moved, "That this meeting, einvinctd of the advantages
conferred by the institution, pledges itself to use all
means practicable to obtain for it increased publicity
and support." The resolution, which was seconded bl
Mr. W. Bowman, was agreed to, and thanks to the
parochial clergy and medical staff were then moved by
Sir James Kaye Sbuttlewtrth, and seconded by i' e
flan. W. Spring Rice, and adopted. Thb in mr
int
closed with a vc•te of thanks to too cl*ruitto

DRATII OF Mn. NIACRRADY'S DAUGETER.—Wo learn
with rtgrtt that death has deprivid the once o•lthrated
tragedian of hii only surviving ch,ld, a daughter, just
entmlog into woinarlood.
TUE DIPLOMATIC Sfif.VICE. Hr. Alex. Bower St.
Clair has been al painted onrial Attaché at St. Peters-
burg. Mr. Wibeit Elward Bulwer Lytton, first paid
A:t946 at the Hague, has been transferred in the same
uipaoi.y to St. Petersburg. Mr. De Newmann, paid At-
tp.chis at Constantinople, left London for his poet yester-
day.
THE OUTWARD BOMBAY MAILS.—SOCTHAIIPTON,
line 26.—The Pe:lino-Oar and Oriental Company's
~earnsbip Rdpon, Captain Powell, sailed hence to-day
for Gibr,ltar, Malta, and Al, xsodria, with the heavy
p otiou of the Bornbay mails, 2G passengers, 162 boxes
,sf containing 40,6201. in bar silver and
4 01. ;1:
'rho bank t.f Ent:hod, in reply to the mem.rial lately
idressed t.) them, signed by 1,100 merchants and
Ahers, in favour of the closing of banking houses on
•ia•tutlaye at 2 o'clock, have declined to take the initia-
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tilt.).
The Tamnania, a new screw. steamer, said to be of
irst-late character, both for speed and aco,,mmodation,
g shDrtly to be deßpalched from England by the Royal
hail CurolnliY, to assist in performing their temporary
k ogtraliare Mail service on the line between Suez and
Sy lney.
12,,a stoppage has been anncnnced of Messrs. Bristow;
Warren, arid Harrison, wholesale grocer?, with liabili
ieA estimated at between 50,0001. and 60,0001 .They
re said to held a considerable stock of sugar. The
►nouot of as•ets is not stated, but the partners repre-
•er,r. that they are, likely to prove sufficient to meet all
claim's •