The Sun.
London, England, 1850-10-08 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE

THE CHURCH.
CAMBRIDGE, OCT. 7.—The following preferments
, and appointments of gentlemen connected with this
university have recently taken place :
Clare Hall—The Rev. William Hildebrand, 8.A.,
licensed to Ashfordby curacy, Leicestershire.
Caius College—The Rev. Arthur Hercules Paken-
ham, M.A., presented to Steeple Barton Vicarage,
Oxfordshire ; the Rev. Richard Beade, 8.A., pre-
sented to Barkstone Rectory, Lincolnshire.

Queen's College—The -Rev. Bonito; Brander,
M.A., appointed Chaplain to Lord Dunboyne.
St. Catharine's Hall—The Rev. John Cordeaux,
M.A., presented to one Mediety of High-Hovland
Rectory, Yorkshire ; the Rev. John Gibson, 8.A.,
elected Chaplain to the Poor-law Union, Oldham,
Leicestershire ; the Rev. Henry Slater, B licensed
to the Senior Curacy of Stanhope, Durham.
St. John's College—The Rev. Charles Roston
Eteridge Awdry, 8.A., instituted to Draycot error,
Wilts ; the Rev. John Edwardes 8.A., licensed to
the Stipendiary Curacy of St. Andrew, Worcester.
Trinity College—The Rev. Godfrey Harry Ark-
Wright, ALA., presented to Heath Vicarage, aq.by-
shire ; George Brien, Esq., M.A., appointed Head
Mater of Hobart Town High School; the Rev.
Harry Carrow, M.A., presented to Loxton Rectory,
Somerset; the Rev. Thomas Glynn Grylls, appointed
Master of the Grammar School, Penzance, Cornw,dl;
the Rev. John Wood, M.A., nominated to Gritnshill
Perpetual Curacy, Salop.
Emanuel College—The Rev. Legh Richmond
Ayre, 8.A., licensed to the Curacy of St. Mary Mag-
dalene, Bridgnortb, Salop.

FOREIGN FUNDS.
DUTCH FUNDS.—ANSTERDAI4, OCT. 5.
Very •little business was tran,;acted to-day, and the
price of the funds was flat. T
Spanish stock there was
a little animation in Coupons and Integrate. Portu-
guese South American stuck, Mexican
ratherwiteirfeitovotrrd.
.e

Active Debt, 2% per Ceht........... Bills. Money.
Ditto, 3 per Cent .................. 56 13-16 56%
Ditto, 4 per Cent. ......
..........
88 1 67%
1-16 67
884 516
Amort Syndic, 3% per Cent.......... 89
East India Loan, 4 per Cent........ 88
Frankfort, 2 per Cents... . .
.....
Russian 4 per Cents., Hope & Co::: ••
Ditto, ditto, Steiglitz ...... • • _
Spanish New 5 per Cent 5.:...... ••• • • _
Ditto, 3 per Cents. .......... ••' • ••
Austrian 5 per Cents., Metallics .. ...• .. .
Ditto 2% per Cent. ........ •• •• _
•••••
Commercial Company, 4% per Cent .• 170
Exchangeon London, at sight ......
Two m0nth5........... 11 92
On Hamburgh• - . .at sicrh* .... ••
• • 11 87
35 31
Two months..... ....... 35 06
:2:4nt• ••2••••• • • • • • • • 974
On Paris, at sight...... ....
Two m0nth5............... 56 56
56 25
HAMBURQH FUNDS, OCT. 3.
Hanoverian New Loan,s per Cent. .. 8i115.i34 Money.
Prussian
Rankri
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Cent.e.s.ii.t) .
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Ditto, Transport Loan •
............
D Cents ...
Ditto, HYP., 4• er •••• • • • 96N
Cr Cents... ~.....•
....
NerwegjAn 4 P Cent.... 100
Spanish New 5 Per •• ........ i 0 X
Ditto, 3 per Cents. .. ••..•••• •• •• .. 32%
Ditto, 1846. • • • • • • • • •
..! •• .. .....
Anglo-Portuguese Loan, 2% per Cent..—
AnDgiltot.°S•wsodish Loan • • .......... _
Dutch Actual Debt, 2% Per Gent...... _
Ditto 3 per Cent. ••"••• • • • • • •...
National Bank Shares ...........
.Amerlcan, 6 per
C e nla• ;L•w—a•T•sl • • • • • • • 106%
...

97.

100
10%
32.7,;3

106',4

..........
Ilamb. Bergd. ••""••'••"• • • '• '• •• 93
Ditto. Priority shares •• • •• •....._
Berlin and Hamburg ••::••"•• • • '• • • 8914
.
Ditto, Priority shares •• ••••• • • •• 101 X
Ditto, second emission .••• • • • • ....
sibalagdeberg.Wittenburg' ••••••• • • • • • •• 54
„roDiagnittoe,
and n per e riv
JC i el
den-ut a . .. .. .. .. :
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Ditto, Priority Shares • • •"• ••• • • • 101
Ditto, 5
per Cents... .. ..
Frederick-William Northern, •••• • • • • 37N1
Mecklenberg s
' •.•• • • •per Cent. 101
•••• • • • • 31%
Ditto, Prioriiy—liares, 04
Altona and Kiel ' ....... ••••• • • •• 89%
Gluckstadt . ...•
" '' ••
•• • • • • •

105
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TEIE WORLD"SIiiiCISION
ONL,QUESTIONS OF INDUS-
TRIAL PRILeRDRNCE.— Now that the more inert and less en-
terprising, prejudiced, unwilling, or alarmed portion of our
, • industrial leaders and manufacturers, feel that they are fairly
in for it—that other nations will take the exhibition alone
for the ability
- —and that the Commissioners must necessarily
award the honours of precedence and superiority to exhibited
ability and excellencealone, whether foreign or native—
they appear to be at least alive' to the risks they run if not
to the full assurance of success, and are swelling the ranks of
those who from the outset looked with hopeful confidence to
the issue. It appears that the demand made for space in the
House of Glass by English manufacturers now exceeds that
allotted to an extent that would hardly
from New York, 320 casks, consigned, UNITED STATES.
IMPORTATION OF WINE FEOM THE
—The Sir Robert Peel, from New York, has brought 134
casks, be credited.—Buideri
consigned to an eminent house; the American Eagle,
order; the Patrick Henry, from Neiy York, 66tPlPess 77 hogs-
and also 22 casks to
heads, and 180 quarter casks, consigned to different parties
and to order; the Henr Cla, from New York, 30 pipes
and 2 other casks, consigned
fined to the States only, as they take place also
;and these su
from Canada,
the vessel Walter Kelpie, just arrived from 11Iontreal and
Quebec, having brought from the former place 42 pipes, 42
hogsheads, and 123 quarter casks of port wine, as
pplies are not con.
part, of her
cargo, consigned to order.
More AN TT L* . .....ospITAL, DUNDEE.—Mr. JAR Morgan,
provisiiins for the left nearly
a native of Dundee, Who died some time ago
100,0001. His latest testamentary deed, in the 'handwriting
of his sister, dated 6th September, 1846, contains special
Court of Session, and the accumulation of the proceeds of his
Mor-
gan to be preferred, although estate "for ten Years, to erect an hospital in Dundee to edu-
cate the poor children of the nine trades, the name of Mor-
aPpointment of a judicial factor by the
t institutedh
measureseTown for
Cl noquausnicreeii
ascertaining
ts
have
aboutainvieng resolvedtitl
This deed not being holograph or probative, is not, in the
opinion of counsel, effectual for conveying the property of
Nr. Morgan, or setting aside the deeds previously executed
the
i rt they
deeds
oos t nota6i.lpnl
eu
trbdhaeeteldeo
succession,nwtgoi, tt oha nD
t ihu
ent
niad
ake
neei Dundee."
by him ; but the nine incorporated trades ,of Dundee have
these measures,—
reury.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL—The lac', Mrs.
Ann Goodman, Ca/edoniais Me -
of Islington, has bequeathed a legacy of 1001.
to this valuable institution.