The Express. — 1860-12-19 (London, England)

THE ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE  AT BURY.  Last evening, the young woman Jane Mooney, who was shot by her sweetheart on Thursday night last, was supposed to be rapidly improving, being able to sit up in bed and converse. The orifice formed by the slug entering her neck, still remains open ; and it has been discovered that the e to the throat is complete, for when she receives f which is generally in • fluid state, • portion of it won through the aperture to the outside of the neck. At the time when she was shot she was suffering from an ulcerated sore throat ; but the inflammation has now con. /durably subsided, and it is probable that she will soon recover. The sh 4, which was supposed to be lodged near the base of the Anil, has not yet been discovered. The prisoner Leather has been removed to the New Bailey, where he will remain until he has to appear on remand.  The nomination of a knight to represent the south division of Notts in parliament in the place of Lord New• ark, elevated to the peerage through the death of Earl Manven (his father), took place yesterday morning at the Town-hall, Newark. Since the vacancy In this division Lord Stanhope, son of the Earl of Chesterfield, is the only candidate who has offered himself to the electors, the liberals imagining that any opposition to the noble lord would be fruitless.  Maw SPIRITUAL Peza.—ln consequence of Ige death of Dr. Pews, Bishop of Worcester, the Hon. and Rev. Dr. Samuel TValdegrave, who hem recently been conaccreted Bishop of Carlisle, will become entitled to a seat in the House of Lords, and, in the capacity of junior bishop, will act as chaplain during the next aeries of parliament. The bishop nominate of Worcester (Dr. Philpotti, who will remain for the present without a seat in the House of Lords, will, in all probability, be consecrated in the perish church of Lambeth ot Friday, the 25th of January, being the Feast of the Conversion of St. Paul.  CRYNTAL PALACE SCHOOL OF ART, SCIENCE, AND Lrrnstarnits.—New rooms have been fitted up in the north wing of the Crystal Palace for the educational classes, cmducted by eminent professors and teachers appointed thereto by the &rectors of the Crystal Palace Company. The ad. vantages here offered, especially to ladies, who may thus obtain the very highest instruction in music or in other accompliahments, such as water-colour painting, at a very moderate cost, are now becoming appreciated, and with the ample accommodation that is now provided for them, they will be sure to grow in favour. Nothing can be more convenient than the new studios, lecture-room, and set of clammoms, which are now ready for the use of the pupils in each department. Adjoining the studio for tigure-&awirg and modelling there v • corridor with a sliding door, through which any of the statuary casts belonging to the ins. manse Crystal Palace collection may safely and easily be introduced for the purpose of being copied. The supply of light from the roof and side of the apartment towards the front of the Palace is regulated by an awning. There is • small separate room for Mr. Goodall's classes in water-colour paistiug. The large lecture room will hold 300 persons comfortably, for the parents and friends of the pupils, though not the public generally, are admitted to the professors' lectures. The entrance to Mr. Leslie's singing-class will be from the Queen's private-road. The private lessons of M. Benedict on the pianoforte, and of Signor Garcia in singing, are given in • little room, which has been elegantly furnished, and there is a suitable dressing-room. Pot the dancing-class, • splice of 72 feet by 24 feet has bees provided, to be well lighted with gas. We are informed that, in addition to the art classes and others just mentioned, with those of languages, history and geography, arithmetic and mathematics already established, there is to be a botanical clam conducted by Dr. Dresser, and one of tecknologiall or applied chemistry. The Crystal Palace conning, an abundant store of materials, and specimens for the illustration of such lemons.  nu: CovmcritY