The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-09 00:00:00

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Loam*. ow bads with lbw liistesta ARGYLL NAN O. wsobboed by Dues" at II e'elock. Doan loomed M 1; oar setsbeat AANklaiwsi DAILY, at 3 o'clock (and on Monday and Saw d Arming. at tsVirl /I Dr. I! AFt X win darer We nle. sTbXUdLTV 'C". ts,llrert eartita eirr.grogourri •41.1.1relorm lissethe.4 tr. to willow Dr. amait. ?mans re tin " Philarflut4l h=e b. i .... r a g ... arpost if am" .12 . 43 tom dr Imam I tooll Mien In pal troo. 'VACATION TretarT. CAPITAL • PON ISRMINTII 'mod t Iromomelli I.llmool DI Comma. Osums. of la• B. oos of bar Majossoll Omoollimos d the Can for LAW sioma looks Pram,. 1* Pluokallf. W. LNTRANCE to the FORRION-OFFICE.—The ITILICI-fle WILD= of THIS DAL pin iliiV ••••••••;-Pes Vint of Ilistro sai rj••• ft at Ms NMi•-llave y• • 12012P411141 In the Paartimmi•-gr•-taiwo-&•••12 raet-T• e Mt •I oar eases lamp Mob ILlkainamo•-Low NOW h. bv/aad Tim brinkurro•••••• 1••••••=4-TIo•llsogeorma Ms S. =I, York elm as IrTron.:l 2 COurci, IITX: b• AkPala' leV . - 60 os ala" =.l•-111.1rol larset. fr ; mod sal bmimilin. aREAT EASTERN STEAMSHIP.-p 1 SATURDAY leptember I?, U R be nelmet. the GREAT LAN. et LEVIATHAN SUNNY/ et ate II.I.OBtEATAD TIM ka• etc , @Wet Ibb °NM. Mete el (9.Blnelids ma Lanotain GIN* Olgealle iltep. east emelettese ot lA. Paddle-Obeeic tarp. =thr•W ottees. eleatte. Yea% NANO& INeepres. Abettors. sod eael Ilelba ead_Deenetlese; Idle tat 11 .! tty.. TtActibt, cet One 11..Sessollamaa= " = " 7= 1 " ceemmelaciet ea ism. TM Miele 11111114111•11 .t a no• sad tantlurr i. tet .ina. ead• belt et Se . Ilboltabe I Tinge M I 'S: oft.. I. 52..1. 31LEACJI or P 20111112 or J 14841.40.11. An adios was lately brought before the Sheriff's Court et Handkos, by Catherine Brown, daughter of John Brows, readenni, NOWSOIAIIII. against Thomas bleetarir thin, maienbag daraps sr w :o r have been asetained by the promer, aweigh Ur brim darts( • a d by of several yams, plaid kr elec. nese. sad asked end ohi d kar ouseeat to berms hie wife, aaalalY ealdirg sad yreeneng le marry her en the 31st Derataber, ; ark seer berg duly proslahmed, island to toneo swariego—and Mr with having medusa her on she f the the mambo would take place. The enema ot was resieleted IM The pumas ris cedyarratent, td a rklender ea Hoe blackanith, about dorm yeas old. la last, &leader, eosiairlag the ' preer's "inteseatiag " mediate, agreed to sorry her, red to the berme baste reclaimed, but he had scarcely sulkiest sash to pay the seesion clerk's fee. romper was at rams arra in makiegregratiosa for the happy oafs, reed had Santa • party to the weadiag. The marriage was to have takes Ore Hormary, bat shortly previous to that pee. tinier (ley the pram began to sham the defander's cora ray, arm to amociate with other men at the daring school, especially with one named John Beer, a miner at Wiehaw, frem whom she accepted as inritstion to go with his to a ball on the rma night proposed for the ma r/ego with Her mother would not allow bar to go to she ball, and insisted on her resosising at home to be married. The defender did out mos Mat night or teed say menage. The proauer's feel lap were alleged to be much injored_ and In oensequence of the disappointment eke took to her bed, end there was a rest talk shout the nutter. A. the defender h.d good meow to epprehemd sonteshing improper Iron her referents fur thus ether rote, he intimated that he bad cresol his mind, and lurid not take her ; whereupon Mr. W. Brow; solicitor, rind the action on behalf of the pursuer against him. He proles d center:stem el pod errata' is favour of pursuer, ✓ented by Dr. T. Thereon, 16.W.Maceab. druggist, Mr. D. Hart, deeper, end Mrs. Meriertine, allot Wier.; Ind ale snorts lammed to Mr. J. M. Stewart, draper, bee, Sae the brews," besides • antihero etgeoriaratic' sof berme. Mr. Thomas Dykes, weber, delinded the ease, and urged that tha defender sou Jenard la Marin el. Sheriff Veit& aer mined the demons, and Moaner! the swim with earner. Shalt, Aitne3, on speak Mewed this decision, and in reaper at them wrap Wes peedaced, sliming that the proclaims. tics took Mem of Ur defender had heard of the pursues inaduct with other ma, fused dumps due on amount of Os debts& ea trade of preadie, but modified the same to t wo gain as, with 7a. 6d. maser !IRE AT fill 04TL41108-PARI ROYAL HOTEL. Yesterday a fire of a very destructive character oocurr , in the Oarlandr-park Royal Hotel, between Walton and Wey Midge. The fire wee drat discovered by one of the night y men. The man at OTICO rang the alarm-bell, end the dinerent eicospaate were made sensible of their impend ing danger, and turbine:el, they all had @edema time to have the building in safety, except one el the men who had charge of one pirtiret of the hotel, and he fell, and wes very badly injured. The engines of the war madam parietals were mat for, and they estaided se quickly r the distance boat ibis somas of coatlsgratbia would &fait, and at the same thee en electric telopraph merest was seat to Load= for the asielsome of the brigade firemen end an glow Owing to the fang diatanos from town it was deemed =advisable to send mere than • few of the Bremen M the ogee. is llte brief epees of tea minutes or a quarter ot aa beer lb. Own bed takaa complete passed= et Dearly NO lb= ego= wig of is hotel; Lad Si the Bre rushed through this Windeltil the redaction c mkt La wen for mile distant. By Sit o'clock, easrly seven home after the di scover y was ' made, the Semmes had, ad, by dint of pleat pertieversoce, sae seeded in conflehig the devastating element to the one wing, with h, however, is nearly destroyed. The total tom mu s t b e very crassidersb.e, sad will fall upon the West of Hurls= a= ether Irreikars. The =sleets of the hotel will not, rimiled by the direr roes ev e nt. A s t o th e =the Ike waft positive mold be learned. SUICIDE IN REOltlife PAax.,—An inquest was held oa Widasaler ea the lady elf • young woos who esiontitod okide ea liseday menelegy the do* moor el walling lore thooroomatal sister the open, sad Men lying does It wee toad te mor tals why any at the may people whip were eleadhip road did not wok Is file hr eid eag bee otos the Misr was eel, Mu or he het Doge wive at mow breccia, but they may easeseda el • died hely. A verdict of istelde, limbo Me Mate el the deomelts Wad anomeisamsestlim was Om seeesded. mil die *airy lanai- The avower ebeerual la esossing up that the warm bob used Is the old oyoilos d trostioad was t proved to be not lanelsio sad ba la test, s paded with fatal toe miemes. The saw Itinhall 1101 oaten was one of W realest absentia el the age, NM be hoped toi l e it adapted awl Nude bows. Still-born chidrea C ar bt li arsonsasil Oise amend hours' anti:seat ; and in a ego of • lasotheaid Memssitia ha Surrey a man who bad so *se elite Are nelson wee mond, sod I. fin hors afterwards be walled home as well a. ever. THE BODY FO: - ND >Tt THE PAVILION GARDEN., Moot wic u.—The honest to Ms body of the man who, it will be reanwabord, was food dead la • shallow pod la Os Pavilion Girders, Woolwich, twoboted yesterday, the Jury Montag • ordkt to the enact that desth was owed by ' y. Magid oa probably by iatoriestles. Ira TWO GIRLS SUFFOCATED ON A SEMI-LILL —The lamest eta the hobo et the two girls who woe load deed oa • briek-kila et Shaphard's Bob, Ilaweeermath, • tor days ago area ccoeledsd yesterday. There was bale doubt itot MI deaths wen aooldentol, sad Me • had boa adjoined asitaly for the bleotilloolon of tha Or of nos wee sow Meatiest es kis daughter by •• tam mord nooses, • hodism-reeriap attesdant , who old slie bsea very • Old, sad had rua sway from boos. A Mono onset was gives tile itsp oother of th e e th er girl, • respectsbla memo mod reading ow Twickenham ' common. Verdes—. Aceidialel oath." SZItIONI liners OP A SLAP IN TINE FACL—On Today 'Timis, lest a woman named Alice M'Dowall was yyppeeleaded by the fitenchwe pohce, =dm the toile r :4i eltsaeataatas : Of th e evening in imestices, Mrs. It' woe welkin up Union-sirs et, in company with a little girt, bar daughter. Ow getting acer High.street, the child laid that she bed last a halfway, which she ocenneeneed breveting Whilst she eta so doing, three boys came down High lOW sea sommenced making a search also. One of the bays triad out that he bed teund the halfpenny, but the wren, believisig it robe a ruse, still kept looking foe the siestas min. la a abort time afterward*, one of them pushed her, at which abe was greatly sewed, aad taming rated struck a toy named Samuel Roberts a violent blow is the face. It weld men) that she did no: iatsad to hurt the led, but the poor little fellow's him began to swell to greatly that he was Immediately taken how, and medical wiseacre sent for. A medical man was coon in attendance, sad it is awed that that gent/eisan bas almost &neared of review the lad's life. Up to a late hour on Wednesday be ore lying in a very precarious et.de. The 'owe, we ua deretaad, is out on bail. _ THREEMEN ASHEDOVERBOARD.—IIer Majesty's Mesmer Gorgow, Commander Pim, from Plymouth, tor the Nee Anserkaa Malice, t lab this port on Sunday for =harts;Wavy a Wa ga'e, which ea smd eon le demur, osn7iag sway her fore sad male topmasts, lspgslisnt mars, fro. Fire mow were wombed overboard, two si whom by Om greatest exertions were wavered la a may of exhaustion, as other three Itaviag anfortrumtely perished. flhe now lies &leaped* the dockyard, Haulbowbge, whirrs he repairs will boat saes pr oamisl with, eshe will W (sallied to leave for her death mdse la • few days.— Ciwk lelposter. CHILD DROWSED IN A SZWIUL—An inquest wig bald yoliirds, at the Maps Tame% Waaderrorth, on this body of • link gtri ed two jw. aid. ebisii was toissl Is ea opus ry is dm, -Ns/. no jury returne,l • ver dict a m t' ArAilassial ds•th," at th e am dos remarking that lbw mit ts be sous prottelks aphid mob accidents,. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, . SEPTEMBER" 9; 1968. TRIAL TRIP OP TSB GREAT zisrEszr. (ROM 0171 IMICIIIL 11170/121.) PIIRPLELT TO THE NORE. So great are the issues of the experiment 13)W being tried in steam navigation, so wonderful are the results expected from insouciant, and so ietently le the attention of the English public, and pro bably of the whole civilised world, fired upon the Great Eastern and her movement", that the barest narrative of the facts connected with her program is all that people will have patience to read until the excitement attendant upon her .first starting shall have somewhat subsided, and vague wonder shall bare given place to critical examination and more sober admiration, Wednesday evening left the huge ship securely anchored at Purdeet, and completely surrounded by the whole amphibious population of the neighbour hood, sitting, standing, rowing, sculliog, and some times tumbling into the water, but never ceasing to cheer for the wonderful ship, which every English ,MD believes in his heart will completely and for ever silence the jealous carping of envious neigh bours on either side of the Atlantic. She started from her moorings at a quarter past eight yesterday morning, closely attended by her four tiny satellites and soon commenced enema ' raging them in their praiseworthy attempts to get her along by sundry slow and measured revolutions of her huge screw and enormous paddle-wheels. The acclamations of the people with which the shore* were lined—those shores which under ordinary cir cnmatances have all the appearance of an unin habited island—were tremendous, and it was in a moment seen that the tremendous floating castle was as much in the hands of the pilot as if she had been only a cutter. To and fro the veteran Palinurus, the modern equivalent of whose name is Atkinson, and who is worthy of a much happier fats than befel his predecessor of the Amid, swayed her as the exigencies of the cue required, and past Gravesend he carried her in easy and majestic style. The piers at this point were black with people, and the gratulatory excitement seemed to increase as the vessel passed slowly along. The river was positively alive with small boats, and the usual insular indifference to being run down which distinguishes the modern sea-kiege, was exhibited with a recklessness which made one cringe at almost every yard of the ship's program. It would be impossible to do justice to the shout that rent the air as the Great Eastern, as it were, contemptuously cast off the little toga and prepared with a slight tremor of her colossal frame to put forth her own strength and show the world what she toad do onamisted on bee native element. All the boats, all the steamers, everything about and around became vocal with cheering, and, as a fitting climax, the efficient bead of the ship, by direction of the chairman, Mr. Campbell, struck up the ever stirring strains of the National Anthem. Three cheers were then given by the numerous popu lation of the ship's decks, and every one crowded round the chairman to offer their heartiest congratulations. God save the Queen " was duly followed by " Rale Britannia ;" after which the bred volunteered The Campbells are coming," the happy application of which was recognised by another round of cheering. The joy that brightened up every one's face was so intense as to assume a character of solemnity ; and Mr. Scott Russell now c►me in for his share of the general acclamations. The noble vessel now seemed to be instinct with life. She had east off her little incrunbrances, and wen graduallyputting forth her own powers in cleav ing the water. The screw now worked 30 revolutions a minute, and the paddles nine and a half, the force seed being about two-thirds of her maximum power- Under these circumstances she gave thirteen and a half knots, so that, taking into consideration her in sufficient immersion, and the consequent imperfect working of the paddle and screw, her maximum speed may be calculated at nineteen knots, or twenty-three measured miles an hour, being double the average of any of the subsi dised steamers. The working of the machinery was perfect, and entirely to the satisfaction of Mr. Scott Russell, and so still was the ship on desk while going at this speed, that a pail of water that stood on one of the paddle-boxes did not show the slightest symptoms of vibration. There was a large number of visitors on d.ck, ►nd at two o'clock the company's tender Widgeon brought a considerable contingent from Strood. The Great Eastern arrived at the Note at a gassier past 12, and will probably remain at her present moorings until to-morrow. (ET ILLTTRIO TILLS }Y.) MARGATE, Fame, 11 a.ti . The Great Eastern is steaming grandly put Margate. Distance eight milts from shiny. BBlrdltill 702 SAVING MB AT SSA. The French government hes recently made the °Sowing awaada A Over medal of the lot clam to Daniel Shea, captain of the likboat floral Albert; and silver medals of the 2nd ohm to Samuel From* William Hill, Homy Knight. James Jobb, William Dyer, William Boawood, and William Harding, who volmatimead to maw the lifeboat, for /maim teadetad foam Prayed monalawat any L Goamlre, wrecked on the Bth of Mat& Wipe qa• matt ol.P.etla!ovr. ofiielloll class to Captain James R. Paul, of lie Lord Warden what, foe saving the mew of a Frond% Yaw Yost hi &Wreak ow the 14th Ranh last. A gold medal of the Sad clam to Captain Lianas, date Bella Via., of Sydney, is aolotowledgmiest of services ren dered by him to the emir of the Preach ship Nulls, at Vic kers, wreekad L lir Torre' Strait. TY* Board of Trade hat smelly awarded the following ratranis: istheey OTlehry, chief barium of the Ear= =lstokes 44 sot to asphalt Mdtaissy, Jeremiah ,Igall O'Hare]; sad Hoary Colvin, craw of the Coastguard bask IL oath, Ihroiviag Ur wow (di fa somber) of the salaam Batargrisa, of Dal** oneatad ea Qs lot of August laat ca the Black Rea, la °slimy Bay. THE CONERIVATIVE LAND SOCIRTY.—The officer* sad clerk of the moiety celebrated the laanpustiou of the eighth year lest Widenkg, by affirms* Ilhapealde, la the &read, Checks LawlaGraweeses, thesoormary, b. be therhair, topped/id by Remy Smith, Eaq., the solicitor; Jec. Wylsoo, En., the surveyor; Charles Belton, Req., eo °meant sad whir •; Me WM, Powell, Stacey, Rill. Middleton, G. Wylsoo, &o. In propane the toast of " Prosperity to the Comentive Lead Society," sad the health' of Vinson Remengh, the ahairinsa, Col. Brandow Kan, M.P., the visenhelmaa, sad the other members .4 the earcatne committee, the semetery awed thee from the funeatioa of the society, on the 7th September, 1862, sad the 7th September, 1869, 15,043 cheers, represeathig 762,1004, had been iseurd. The cash reecipts were 403,672 g. 12a. 9d. the wi th drawals only 91,1111/1. 10s. lid. ; the sale of had amounted to 228,0464. Se. 6d. ; the rights of choke we 7,863, of which 6,449 bad been Mauled, leaving 2,404 ea Um register. The lam seniority share was 10,042 ; the laid share No. 15,042 ; and 36 mime had been purchased ie 13 corder. The returns towards the Michaelmas quarter up to We 7th last wen already lager than any pleasing garter la 1668-9. TEL Naw VICAR or Liam—We understand that the cereearsy of lestlettling the Rev. Janes 8.D., into the Moe of View of St. Poeser, MI Ma eke* ma Saturday et half-pest 3 ta ths elkormere. am mums. MS pra mid to the cherrh, enotee ire ken from the Whey od tee diocese, or Ws repesmetative, Ilasa eater the nip sad MU the bell. Re will read In as Illotay, awl we eadoratorn that the mayor sad earparatha bare stptied their Westin Is he preset at the morigag sanite.—Leak Mercury. Silt iIN nit aVILIIINOII4.II2. We have no change to report in the position or dis position of the patties ottalther aids in this etruigio. The corned Me of the trades delegites continue their meetings at the Pule& Aran, Johns at-street, Milbank, and are vats every taut to adds submriptites to enable them to pay " dividends" to the men who refuse to return to stook es the con itelboe *Lied by the manes, Maws conditions base the old Woof wages and,hopre of week, and an adAfafiqn to the declaration, or, es the unionists term it, " the obnoxious document." Mr. G. Potter, the moretary of the wrikyi has , reterrl l . from Glesgew, where he addrated • large mooting. Tht committee ere still aspen° of aoocesr, that to to my, of in ducing the waters to agree to the terms of the workmen. Thle day they hold what they be,. is be • " *MAW Memisg" at rho Sorrey Music Hall fa aid of the amiss. Several donallene were. reaped by the committee yeeerday, inoluding 201. from the tinplate and glom worker., 101. from the Old 8011, Thweratreet, Scolety, be addition to a Singer nor voted lootarrok ; 154 from the Masons and Jolene Society, at Cardiff ;:di. hem Lalcatir; SOL from the &lobbyers of Glaagow ; 201. from Bath, dry • Tla Artiketilke Committee are oho waive, sad yesterday they WWI I plecera sidling the terms ea which thatemeters offee lark, mad emareetiag that offer with the ocetahlea of the mes gbh as the pleated pate it, are la " the omen of Warn. PIO* sad Om"; the woes AIM dr dm usidera far fear Wag from 41. to U. da, aids mia t via the payment 1. Mmere. Potter and Co. !or Mar mete bee boa 4. 11. desk sac Trotted'' , evening a owe in; of workmen called by the Anti-strike Committee, but tiSch consisted mainly of society men, wm Lehi at the Lowther-arcade, and wee presided over at by Kr. BALLS en, who s e some length in support of the polities talcum by t h ere, and contending that the declaration wee not antes tic to lib, to personal freedom, to virtue, to morality, or religion. A Wonzetax remarked that ease of the pastas had very srlAtrary lormarn, who abased the woekmen, sad it the decimation were weed upon, the men having work would not be employed again without producing the obnoxions do tamest. Mr. BOLLARD, OD his word sad bosom declared that nothing dMs kind took place. A nonce would not be ro• gutted Maio, hie paper in order to get employment in a new plan. Aato the counterfoil, It mu an easy mods of 'demos; bat the slop time book sad the day book, in which At wages ware entered, squally kept the reward. There mu no mama why a workstaes name should not be In the ea gageoent book se v,MI es In ibs anises book; said this Was all the darimadon *mkt accsamlish. Ile did not ems why the 'other ebruhlaot he sambaed by the =eaters as well as by Omega Pottle. Xr. MORRILL demounted the tyranny of George Potter, sad arse prepared to give the name+ of parties who had taken awa tools from the son-ssolety'a workmea. He mid if • ameba .of labourers were 'employed at Meywe'e, and one of them bad nlt subscribed to the society's strike, there would be • etae against kilo. These speeches did not WM to have math elect ea the meeting, as at the close three cheers were gives for the nine hours' movement. During yesterday several some was rewind from London and the perinea in favour of the taw misty men who aro looked out. We Intderetaad that the temporary misunderstanding that 'misted between the Dublin carpenters and the muter builden has been perfectly removed, the builders having of their own accord, and Ina moat wiafactory meaner, adopted the tams propond by the tredeemers, We believe ;bat at .pessent all the Lab ars employed, and that SW mast &rateable relations Uwe been establlehrl, we baps penvoneatly, between the trade end the enaployers.-4treemeantaJsersot. It berm gratifying to sport that the emeilt of at Jetta view between some of the Faunas mametheturers and their operatives at Whalley, on Thursday swain last, is likely to lad to a partial, Una sa entire, resumption of labour in the mills of Pedthase, which have now been standing upwards of 24 weeks. The deputation met the manefscturers by special appointment at a public house fa Whalley, ad they were coartemarly received. The deputation conaiated obiady of Padtbam operatives, the manufacturers haviog declined at at a meeting with the executive a month ago to have any far ther tralsections with either thermal= or their secretary. The interview en Thursday was, therefore "ought r a altos to being about a negotiation. Ise this this operatives were 'notarial. The manatee tunes, our correspondent woe Informed, complained of havieg born harehly treated by the (recede* committee and Operatives generally, bat expensed their wil lingness to negotiate terms at a inters time with their own operatives. This was the sum-total of the basin= of the interview, the manulacteren deollaing to take farther step that day. Sinn that meetleg, however, Mr. George Har greaves, one of the =selectmen of Peditiam, received a ispotetion from He operative*, and the result of that inter view is each that the whole of his operatives are ezpxted to resume work during the peemat week. Mr. llargreaverr hewever, only employe about 120 weavers, his premises eon ti/Ding about 280 looms. Now dile a COMIZIODOOMOOt of labour is likely to take places thin week, It le very probable that other operatives end maw:Lecturers will follow the maple above stated, and thus put an end to this protracted struggle between capttal and labour Is Eset Lancaehlre. THE 1118 H NATIONAL SCHOOLS. A deputation of teat:bets of the national schools be the vicinity of Dublin waited, on Wednesday, on the Right Boa . B. Cardwell, at the Chief Secretary's °Mr In that city. The buena* of the deputation was Introduced by Mr. Band* who stated that those parser were teachers of nattooal ICileete, and that their mastery, Mr. Smith, would lay beton Mr. Cardwell the nature ofthe business upon which the deputation had arm Mr. Sat re said their object in waiting on the chief se curry on that camice wee to submit, in the first place, area claims to an Increase of salary. The salaries of national school teacher were otedeseedly so tow—indeed, so each below all tameable remuseratke—ea to justify that body of teachers In seeking the promptest means for the reciter of such an evil. What they wild reepectfelly suggest wee, that the salarhe of the teachers of the belie dais sherd be, at lama, at ths rate of U. per week, so es to enable them to devote all their time to the improvement of the cor d on of notional Instruction wearied to the rage of each of them. In addition to this prorate& from the state, they mild also ask that, at the ex- Oradea id tine yews' teaching, each teacher should be es- Med to a " good soros" addendum of not lees than 81. per annum, sad a blue sum for every three years additional effective emir. They would also ask that :retreat school teachers should be allowed pensions for their old age, so as to save t h em hoar Use seceartty of seeks/ Wage is a workhouse, after a Ws of toil In the public service. The stele they would respectfully suggest wee—fur twelve years' make, a pas sim of half the salary enjoyed; for sixties run, two thirds el the salary ; and after tweedy years' service,. the teacher to be permitted to retire on fall rimy. In met err twelve yeses, the retiring MGM to receive ea allow ance equal to or month's salary fur every year sprat in the service of the National Board. 11117CAnuivnie.—Alwbr; age are teachers arnally ap pointed? Mr. Surre—The average is about timely years. Mr. C•invezz.h—Surely you don't mean to suggest the supseennaation of • teacher at thirty years of age ? Mr. Stunt said such was not the idea contemplated by the &patellae. spoke of the taconrenience artdog hoer the fact of tembers' rnariss not being paid 'monthly. Mr. Beaune evoke of Use inceemelence to teachers seising teem the annum of proper dwelling mnommodation adjacent to the IC11001•1100114. Many had to walk three or four o f to their respective schoci• He spoke of the ad of misc. ing inspectors firm eanaget dm Webers, initead of appointiog persona meetly lomat oldie =Wag of the national education system. After COMMWO. CO the injustice of the system which allowed teachers to be diamiesed from theft AIMS without their being permitted to defend animadvert against any charges preferred against them, or even berm apprised in rime of then:totem' or natters of such ianhga2rs' dir. Hamlin saggestad the appoint:ant et • courtcourtof e l yin mach 00100 Mr. CAIIDWZI.I•—.On I eon tell yea le, that tin subject of Your sward represeatatione shall be duly considered pre via= to the etedieg in of the next andantes to the Ternary. Whoa I esed onsidered, 'wen coarnered by myself. You were rate right la submitting your views sad hangs on these question, 100 we to suable me to be prepared to coemau- Mode with the Ternary, if required, when the time coons for weft to the salmon. Iltederdatka tarn within,. (Stamped id. Additional.) OZ01011•8-IR-211B LIST. Ia reply to a letter fees Mr. W. L. Hsw,U, vestry clerk of St. Ocornet-In-the-Swit, lakening the 'Bleep of tholate riots in the church, the Bhhop basemen the following °Anon on the whole cue • " Str,—l beg to acknowledge your Aida' letter of the 2nd faatergri reopeetreg the Iree disgraceful preceedtegs In the pariah of 13.. George* In the Rev, whisk malted me )aa terday (Sunday), =at aloe beg to acknowledge the copy of a report made to the vestry of St. George's by a ommittee eprinted by that body. In answering your letter I think it secemer, to draw year attention to a thetioction u to episcopal authority wry comonmly lost eight of fa ouch &puma. A bbluitre Sutlio• rice lo of two kinds. Within • catain range, indeed by leer, he has power to give cadets and enforce obedience to them by penalty of law. Over • much wider range helms authority from the good flame of all inell.ellepseed eilemben of the choral, who 'blunted', accept his paternal advice and guidance. It is not too mach to ear, that by far the master part of • blettop'e government of his dicers fe ctrriad an then & dm wiling defenece whiob geed Cilrldita tatting suggests to the members of the church, both lay and (I,mM, that he is entftled to claim on account of the very nature of kis oboe. "Now a &Welty rhea in answeriag your later from your sot distin,tly bait:lath* in which of these two captivi ties it is that the aid of my authority is now invoked. " I. Isbell first consider the matter brought before mein alfresco to diet suthority which lan eclairs by legal pateltirs. " Yon are aware that two parties in this &puts have in voked ay aid. "1. lem informed, ea the part of the rector, that the perish chalk a demented tly Amidst ly perms., the piddle werehip of Ood !attempted, and the recto, or other olficieting minister, with the choristers, habitually Insulted daring oe after divine service. No language can be too strong to ex press the abhcrrence with which all persons °luny true Chattiest feeling must regard such outrage*, if they really take places, as is net denied. It is the grossest self-deceit to suppose they can be Justified by soy provocation which the roder's, choral arsine or tumalvd habiliments may have Bat-what be the legal remedy for these dieturbences It is that to Which I have had roman. I have required the chureltwardens to be mast at the service in which the rimene proceedings complained of are elleged to take plea and to exercise the power* inherent in their taco tor the euppleadott of disorder. These powers are well deflued by statues 1 William end Mary, chap. 18, sect. 18 . ' If any permit malimonsly or Ecutempittously come into any church and disquiet or disturb the congregatiou, or nits nee asy preacher or teacher, such person upon proof thereof before soy Justice of the pesos, by two or more sufficient witness, shall find two sureties bound by rem:guineas in the penal ram of 501, and in default of such sureties shall be cevemitted to prison, there to rangn till the neat general sr quarter sessions and upon conviction shall forfeit 201. to the use of the movie.' " At common law •• perms distant:4 divine eureka may be removes, by mother parent there meant, but the duty of maintabling order Ilea especially an the olturchwarder.s. If they are absent, or being present do not repress disorder, they aegis* their defy. I grad that the peed:nuance of their duty In the mune instance is difficult, but the law seem w plat out with sulikisat diatinctmes how they ought to eat.. T. rester, se I learn from the report of the committee of has fornesilyintimated to the churchwardens that km ,Q 1 hold them reapousibie to an ccelesisatical court for the performance of their fluty above dteoribed, cad they ere cartably o ser @possible. Toe committee of vestry is of opinion that they are most atordnous to the performance of their duty, au I shall be truly glad to loathed this is so. " This is the strict legal aspect of the nue, as regards the complete:it on the rector's pert ramecting the alleged disturb ance of public worship, and as regards the ressedy nthich ought to be applied. " 2. The comptatat ofthe *stay which you forward to at. has reference to the alleged endtbeg amuse (Smelt diaturb ante. You gate as I understand you, that these disturb. anus arise from ;he a:separation of holing calmed by the objectionable mode in which you allege that the Bev. Bryan King, the rector, and those appointed by him to c:lebrafe dime service in the parish church, and sloe by the %cou rted** date hour appointed by the rector froths shamus lecture. " Yon, therefore, regnest me to restore the afternoon (In ters) service to the hate of three or half put three, end to prohibit the use of 111210011/114Med vestments by the odlciatteg clergy. I gather from year latter, and the report .raked, that there are other matters hi the ceremonial .f the pariah thumb which you meatier to be causes of dtuendon, sad, in particular, you brirg tinder my notice the mode In which the morning melee was conducted on Sunday, the 28th of Freder August, by • Gem Mesage clergyman, desigmated the Bev. ick s, Lee. .1. As to the hoar of the afternoon (lecture) serviee—Yon ere aware that the arrangements respecting this lecture Were very lately made the subject of proceedings before a court of law, and my nnderetanding of the decision of the learned Judge in the cue is, that it was left to the rector to 11x such hour as he deemed fit and pi., pre for the lecture. I write at • diatannt from the means of verifying this impression, but, subject to carreetion and better information, I am of opinion that I have no legal authority to order the hour to be changed. Your request on this subject most, I apprehend, be addressed to the recto., and tot to me. "2. With regard to the mode of celebrating divine wor ship in the parish church, I understand you to complain that at 4 o'clock on Sundays the Litany is used as • separate choral service. . . " If your objection be to the celebration in the parish church of Ray additional divine service beyond the ordinary morning service, the afternoon (lecture) service, and the evening service, I have no power to prevent such additional use of the church, and certainly I should not employ such power if I had it. Ie a pariah so "eat as that of St. George,- in-threEset the more esteems there are the better, and the incumbent has a legal right to use his church as often in the day as possible; and I highly approve of his multiplying the opportunities of petite worship. ...Again, if your objection is to this additional service being choral, the law allows en Incumbent to Imes •eh out rather than • read service If be plow's; and though I may highly disapproves, as I do, of forting • choral 'menu on an unwilling pariah I can only remnants; I have by law no power of forbidding, or, U I forbid, of enforcing obedience to my mandate. Ayala, if your obligation be to this ad.litional ureic* being the Litany, and not • third regular evening service, must point out to you that there is • very com monly expressed desire, to which utterance has been given in path unmet and elsewhere, to have the ordioary morning service of the church of England shortened ; and I have myself in my place lo parliament elated that an obvious way of legally attraiathg this object Is by separating, as the law allows, the Litany from the ordinary morning service. It is en open queetiou whether a clergyman has not the power of effecting such • s operation, in strict socerdence with the rubric, even without any sanction from his bishop. If, from my common authority ea ordinary I have legal power to forbid this practises, I should be very unwilling to do so, melees I were eatieW in this inatance that it is the fact of this service being the Litany rather than an additional re petition of the common ear niog service that Is the cause of the stheperation which you allege. But the chief real objection to this four o'clock service I presume wises from its being supposed to intezfers with th • (lecture) aftereom service. I have already stated to you how I apprehend the use stands regarding any legal power oa my put to regulate the hour el that lecture seevice. I will only point out to you further that I fear the parish would scarcely be candled if the rector so far gave way as to inouporete Mr. Afro's lecture into an aftermath choral servlosof his own, conducted according to the model of hie ' own usual service.; and if be so far gave way as to admit the lecturer to his pulpit at his usual afternoon service, he would, I apprehend, have • legal right to make that service, choral. I oonfeas I think it is, on Use whole, better that these two gent Itenee(the lecturer and the rector of the pariah) sheath have their hours of ministration la the parish church separate. " I now come to the only other poled you mention— he use of uesocnstomed vestments by the officiating elem. It is well known that I have announced my determination of putting & stop to suet follies when I can do so by my stun wary jurisdiction over those who are placed more immediately under my personal control; and such jorladiction I have already f zerctied In St. George's; and I hereby require the ' churchwardens to give me immediate information if any cler gyman so officiates in the church as to give reasoaable offence by thls childish mimicry of antiquated garment., at or by so dressing himself up that he may resemble as much ss possible • Roman eithtlic priest. Even If it be proved that such foolish practices are not • distinct violation of the letter of the law, they may Indicate such a wrong headed and self-willed determination, for the sake of • foolish theory, to endanger the snores* of his ministrations among the routs committed to hint as to justify the bishop in eminently withdrawing a oarate's House for the rod of the parish. I need not, however, point out to you that the law don not give • Bebop any such power of dealing summarily with an Incumbent; and to the cue of the rector of your with whom I had some lengthened communication t w nor on the subject of these very garroeuts, you are probably aware that, on mature constderation, I determined to trust rather to my =MAIM that common seam will in the end prevail, and not to go into a court of juatiee on • matter which appears to me so foolish in itself, end the issue of the legal prosecution of which through all the several courts must, after all, be uncertain from the very nature of • costroveray tu rning on the shape:ad kern of th e author worn at the time of the Refosmatlon, and their points of resemblance to, and divergence from, the gamete made for us in the present day. But though I entertain this opinion myself, that presses•. lions, on what may be ailed the rattiest quelkeete assert of law are inexpedient, and bedded dercriftris the shasethen of oar thumb, I by so . wane W:O4 to Mid Wilma& opinion in thls matter spinet their will; and NH le the rate denim of thirtieth= ton represent to prosecute the MOM for veering gerneabs which, I grant sot ennaterally, offend parlabkarms, I gall be ready wine ailed [TWOPENCE. Men to afford you d des • f militita fur the oommea ce . r but of your law salt, ss far be my authority extrude. seed sessorly my further, that if yes have any cheeps forward of unsoundness of doctrine or other &rim violation f the law of the-church, widely yorlhitak can saran:fate, I shall be reedy • at um le hoar ant te- Teats to. " m -' Wits respect to the Rev. F. G. Lea, of whom yen copra plan, Met gt nilaroan has no Wave to minister term darn. ens, and Linea required intimation fo be mat to him to dr sist from to recitals till he obtains my fmtalsetherby. I have written to Mr. laaohasoohfe, who is • licemed mete in lite perish, desiring him to take Me emvios to the pariah chant tall the rector's return. " I lave thus stated to ymi "hat Is the poorer L poseeic of interfering by my authovity personally to emotes obediette on both A tte of this minable oostroveray !and I shell. DOW stun up my decision se imp e;te this legal power. On tlmpne band._ 'sell on the than oh weidans at their peril to do their duty In preserving telt, la the eburch, and brim* tea to Aide% aceordieg to the statute. Os the crier bead, I prohibit all unusual vexa tions such sayou complain of is the esiabratLa of dicing envie. I am ready, where lan summarily, to enf.roe their dime, road if you desire It, I son ready to terther roe primer -Dam in a mut of kw of those whom I C 411004 toys* reach muncoarily. Any other complaint of violation of the church's law I am ready at ma to invertigate, on its being diattnetty pointed oat. Ido sot coriander myself entitled to leer to order the alteration of the hoar of serrioe which yon desire. " You may feel at aver surprised that my power ea bishop should go no further .than I have smiled ; hat, pm the whole, ter my own part, I du not consider it se evil is the church of Reeked that incumbents of_ mien's am Mew* ell& so independent a reepeenbility, I sea Mead t• am in most mum they 021116* VINI IW ONDer parebiondre, d which two l old _ _ di _ manly Ingfir l lT spirit to 191 sapeneedat by an arbitrary ve terans of epistoler' dominion, As I law mid it is sot ivy compulsory forte of lean, but by authority of a gentler kind that a bishop meet effectively works; end I would now shortly Consider, is the mooed Aim, how such authority may avail solo tae premed misemble disputes. " 11. If the rector, m the one Lied, and thole who oppose hire on the other, hairs my right Chrirtbm spirit, they muse be thoroughly ashamed of the state into which the mirth le now btolght ' If the allegations which ham reached me me to he depended m, bed inns ham mailed themselves of the imitation which has bees Incited to bring dishonoir on the worship of GA and the time of oar holy religion. Ceder such eireemstances Mom members Of our church cannot, I should think, hesitate as to the duty of mbutitting their mimed quarrel for arbitration to him whom God has Owed met them in the church for the very FM.. pee of keeling dilemmas. Up to this time, however, have received nodietinct intimation from eitherparty of OM willingness thus to guided by use an their biahop ; 'on the contrary, some Indications have not been wanting, at lead on one aide, that my mince will not be lie toned to tulles' it can bo penally enforced, If the car were thus vohmtarity placed in my beads by both , parties for biendly adjustment—if the clergy of the monk, on the so. heed, commted to follow my directions se to ;he ordertag Of the services and the vestry with the cher:h. wardens, on the ghee hand, were equally willing to be guided by my advise to the hest way of allayieg the us• merely tumults which have arisen, I am TOT hopeful that all Might yet go well. There has, I doubt mt, been no le* of cosaciestionneses an both Wes, • bet na far as I. egit at tjudge, than her, I am be to say, be es si lark of kindly Christian oosiddention eseh other's feelings. I earnestly beets* a 9 coneetned. for . eake of the many ignorant end thougbden sesta is this parish of Bt. George's, not to allow mother day to par without taking such steps towards Christian reconelliatim es may, by God's bionics, cod the present miserable dine turbo:ma. Depend upon it some ma feel any a:Ai:faction fa these church riots bat those who are the enemies of the Lord drone Christ sad of ell tree Mirka. " My Maim to the vestry is formally to request the reciter to jviti with them in submitting the wards me to my epis copal sibitration—both reties binding themselves to *et am I direct. little offer Y not made, or if, being made, it is not sanded to, I do not see how I an aid the pariah is any ether way that by each strictly legal interference ito 'I hare indicated. " I have the homer to be, sir, your obedient faithful 'er rant, " A. C. LONDON. • " Lleachrino, Sept. IL" INAUGURATION OP A IiBW BAPTIST COLLZOI. The new collet! just completed et Rawden, be tween Bradrod sad Lea; for the ethane= of stude nts IS consiellea with Hes Baptist dwatentankm, was public+, tn. angwated on Wednesday. Twee was • lags gmhaing of mlnistrre from wok= tarts of Yorkshire, Laical**, Derby, Nottingbenehlre, Leirottershire, and other mantis. The proceedings were opened in the morning by a devo tional 'ovine in the library. A public service, was afterwards hold In a epaclons tent, on the adjoining ground. The Hon. and Rev. B. W. Noel, A. 111., delivered an inatigurel discourse, sod the Rev. Dr. Acworth and the Rev. Dr. God win took pert in the service. At haltpast 1 a cold collation was served In a large tent. 400 ladles sad gentlemen eat down; Frank Crowley, Ewa, M P., occupying the Weir. He was supported by Time halt, Esq., M.P., the Mayor of Bredford, the Rev. Dr. Ao worth, Rebel Mulligan, Req., T. Aked, Req., and other gentlemen. A large number of visitors were after dinner admit'el Into the tent, and addressee wore delivered by the hoe. chntrm ,n, Dr. Acworth, Mr. Belt, and Dr. Godwin. On Weileaday morning,. debt of little mere than 20001. stood easiest the building fund; at the meeting in the afternoon not less than 1,3701. was contributed, Mr. Balt ofiezing to give 1001. and the chairman 601., worried the debt wee removed at the pre sent time. It Is expected that the entire debt will be ,ved ta the awes of • few days. LONDON RIFLE BRIOADE.—The council have re. oared o ootemnolcoUon from Healey Smith, Ecq , clerk and troutorer to be Iliojeaty's of Liestoooncy, stating that tho Lientenancy were prepared to recommend the sanction of her Majesty to the corps being called the London Rile Brigade. That the nibs bad teen spprared, subject to a slight alteration. That the committee had also been pleased to approve of the uniform and sppointments aubosiVed to them. That before the lieutecianey could sp;ly to her Majesty to accept the service of the London Rifle BrigadA, they require to be satisfied that • sufficient and s afe practice ground has been obtained within a reasonable dietaace of the headquarters ; also that a secure play of car toy for the arms and an amount to take charge of them have been appointed. The council will be prepare' , n • feet da a to comply with the requieinen of her Majesty's C *hen the royal sanction will be naked. MARYLLBON/L—Veatetday a meeting of the Rea -1 llamas who have enrolled themselre• us members of the I Borough of Marylebune Volunteer Rita Carps took plant at the Marylebone Court-hones, for the purpose of receiving • communication from the government, alerting officers, .Lc. Lord Radstock presided; and it was announced that Lord's cricket ground had been placed at the &apnea! Mille corps for drill, and • pl 4 of laud at Wormwood &rube for rifle practice. The meeting then proceeded to the election of &drill sergeant to the corps, which fell upon Colour-Sergeant William Troke, of the Gouda. It wee farther resolved that the salary of droll errgeset should be If. per week at commencement, the uniform being provided at tbeexpenec of thee - rim. The drills to take place in the evening only, and the film drill to commence on Saturday next at six o'clack. Thenoutination of officers for the let company then took place end the following gentlemen were unanimously elected foe nomination to the Lord-Lieutenant, viz. i—Lord Radetoolr, captain; Henry Thompson, Esq., lieutenant; W. B. Griffith.. EN., ensign. FORMATION OF A VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY CORP. AT ROCIIESTUL—An inewintial meeting of the citizens of Rochester and the inhabitant, of Chatham was held on Wed nesday evening in the f3uildball, fir the purpose of organi sing a volunteer Artillery corps for Rochester end Chatham. There was • numerous meeting of j he priadpal inbabt ants of the neighbourhood. Mr. W. Montauk, the Mayor, on taking Meant, proceeded to mate the naps that had teen takes, with the coo:armee of the Lord Lieutenant, to form a voltmeter Arellery corps for that city. For his own part, he had no fear of en invasion, bat at the same time it wee their duty to be papered for may emergency. Be had no doubt whatever, from what he knew of the patriotism of the people of Itorhester, that each • reps would he formed is that city that would be • oredit to the °Nlty of Kent. Mr. Nicholson, tanker, moved the adoption of • resolution organising the corp, which was wooded by Mr. Emelt. Mr. Day, banker end Mr. IL Everest, bath opposed the formation of mat a amps, the tram gentleman contending that it wee the duty of the government to provide the de fences of the coustry, sad not trust to the kcal elate of ihe people of partieular districts. Mr. Everest mid Lcuis Napoleon must either be =anent fool or • madman to at tempt the invasion of Mislead, and if be did, he would b, ee the curses of the whelk of Europe against him. The present agitation was perhaps nothing more than an atieeeratio "dodge" to divert men's minds from measure: of et ciful reform at home. The resolution was earned by • lune 13;.•' josity, sad a committee appointed to carry out the tonast.aa of wpm. tAditertkelbilllta—HOLLOWAY .6 PILLS AND GIRT most.--tmunsana...laves —lie einwon weed.. u•=lgr a ease madam tninin and nilbonna teas the grad beat bga end PG betas export tl redden drew Ina 7 leapt ..d; IsdM M tinninswg Twe li reb :GT W Int• Ann. tn. tames 131 linagasatnet sy• e ; atrownits, anneal gloraitsbaa c u ...offin teal the WO. lewl. On V* A Otot.gt. ewe. tens is meads, and aed wars e p a , ....,:tr= Uses Temelims IMO Ina Inantainibe WWI 011116