The Express. — London, England, 1850-12-09 00:00:00

• Iv kny Wars sir* Otto 1e your seder, r How ,aiwkoss. or of sr i nstructors, whit ere not stor ithr!etd ul your society term say dirt et pest 11° ' T. •. is I 034. , er say tat. , ris in your society who ore e•I Or die WWI .11l1011? Do thty all reside •iikia de '`l; ~,k .utor everted to lettuce on all subjects; or is , fl oret.? 110."'" sow newsy weeks is tbe yeoman le e turis p iers pow! ? wilt you state the average cumber rs kly, end the subjects? How mac, ander isfni .3,01 mathematical lectures beyond arithmetic to rte ovnt* tl Euclid and sl.zetnit ? Kl,ty members of the college required to attend r ood** lecture* and are aey mesas adopted by the :, , kge to ware p Stable attendance, by onaminatioa or We"' e.s .ou state bow malty lIIIIIMbetI of year foandatioe B i tow ratty i o aPpeodeat members of tine moiety are en - • los prteste tutees ? 0 . : J . . cot $1 u state bow massy awlergeeduate member* of ..."„meie are now readies with pirate tutees? sttan , tsuce at chapel is respired by your ma w,. Whit attendance is actually enforced ? and by whet 1. stteodance at abort ever 'slotted ass punish. • _ . _ no • Wns , r the nature and ntent of religions instruc.ion , ‘ , O i s your .oenty, liistinguuning lecterns and sermons 411“ red is Otani, and gurniction given in other ways ? Vw k .& is tho average amount of the bangle" of each ▪ ;YLdeat member of your society 1 What well lb . p f bOt and what was the lowest amount in the year 1849? row have the goodsees to supply the swamis owl irkh a wikklybattel bid of the , and eth a quarterly Mittel bill for each of the f o ur guarten of sho of the average amount ? 4 What is the lowest yearly sem fur which you have sc .o an andergradvat• to lin in your society ? What is • 'west amount which you han known so uadergraduate is taped from kis matricalation to hie graduation ? D 3 you esnevive that Me soilage expenses could be trivrially diminished ? If eo, will you Mate in what re. trete ? 46. Is the college librery open to all members of the col- Yr, sad what fees are paid to the library by each member ? 47. What Rumba of undergraduates is your college ca. Fable of accommodatio g ? kHDINAL WISEMAN ONIERAEcLiT. THE CATHOLIC E The following is the substance of Dr. Wiseman' , tro Mature, detivered pretudeg at St. George's, South wark. as the subject of the Catholic hierarchy : Tim question of the Catholis bierarshy, oe Tether its wary, may be summed cep Is a very few word". Its sob wow is as follows : Cathode being, is roger to re ear c i c of their religion, al • booties of perfect *quality with their fellow!sabjers (so at lest It was thought till a few weeks ago) and being menials armor necessarily oast i eltl, having been governed till now, under a temporary im, by viers apostolic, lure weaved, her the whiter lei:e.d and lordly recognised heed of their churls, a bier- I i nlay-that le, a toady of bishops having their ewe sad this to thesis laglasd. Now, let it be orator, Mir the ce use does not somata In this, that up till lately ealthaliell e e l so bishops, and now have Men; disk I:ffff spoitolis were blibops with foreign titles. led th e Wm the Map we might easily have imegisse lbell the church of Ilaglied,U till this the only episcopal Man this alma, might have raised as outcry, at the man sp. ttt4l , o l of imam body of bishops, whose Mammon so ru. it, it dew see sow arms. tthis woo not the emer it he her merely a "hangs of Mr, Bishops who harp bre foreign titles, Mader Ski h itsally to gee ?with catholics, have sow waived 500444 tithe, Ma ire vim of their *iodation is sallsd a dimes' imelesilds Let ae as faro la detail what the smut of Mame* a Mimosa Me prams WI Meer position a thes• ie. Wile; " I. Not one of &MI We resolved er will twelve say Biqa trtmaatioa. Not est, la Maw ...wide, will be coo atom a ri• a bishop than he was before. • 1 2 Not one enlarges or altars materially the limits end" ittiesiestical jurisdiction. Soso few rosatleo are trellahriell tram the limits of one firmer district to soother lent se uely slight &raring Iron the prisciplo of sotiedgelihre as 'Worts sate diereses a. Not one obtaise any intreser power Or larbdiellim i..r ..;erey, isr lett], or property, or WWI. CT my perm her tt rig Ii scything, powers before held ire towelled is Lamed. 4 N i t one probably will Maur his place of residence. .. Nt one will gain, lay the Maar, any increase of eat :sweats or of Sweats'. •• u. Nut use musing, w desesis of aware' the slightest a mato of rola prase, st additiou of title or Imam. high one roar wine ha ISM and as he was, and est be was, with the sole change, so far is outward Feta 1-at so, of the title whisk he hears. Re, for instant., who vas Bishop of Harare is Bishop al Hirai. glum, where I. has slogs lived M homer; he who wee Bistrap of Sarno am is sew of Ben h am, said will no doubt continue to live Datlngeno, whine he has lived respseted by all, till now. " Lad sew, let the err queries be, to whom or to what any Warr threatened ? Is at to the state, or to the mil tier el this country ? "Is the (*afro , . of idea. which has prevailed dadsg the neat period of extremist, there certainly seems to bre tom so thought of 444444 Ilinft this question, and Or crisp, which of the two was is Mame. The uraal results followed; eli were meted sp. sir the CT, embraced every p era* or imaginable roil. It was the Wale in every de vilment, which was invaded by the Pupe's grata' to e ,the he bishop" mere tithe in Ragland. The mown we. I • oohed, in its prerogative. its suptessoy, he right to air 1 ei co, its very sovementy the rierimitios was term. et! ied in its primeiples of Mil sir religions liberty; the nation &toasted in its spiritual independtnee; individual fee. dna j-operdiead by the intended introduction of iaqui ti !On, of the oonfratomal, sod some retained tortes ma a." ,ten the mint.; the church was endassered, and sad• d. i.ly , after years of anatomists*, not may in ""i 9 .1 e ~eh tort, bet ia brands of pasture within Its own pale. 1• 1 ti., a meet of a desert, it has boon opts stetted to be WI eitoolinely part of the constitution, that to mail it is MI sneak Rogitsh natioaality ; its episespela rights ace ems tro..cheil on, de universality of yuriedistion is the ram Is.retied on ; and the tel anaimely mated by It M miltolies &brad. And finally tbis Nor all. Pressioathr, a• n general sod omprehensivo fans of religiow, eta coy divitiobs, has Wen insulted, atlacktd, throats= roust pot to peril. New, my Wallin., this is all bet a smell part of whet hem said of this embesiaatisal Mange is ear body. Lodi, set se pet it to poet commas new, sail it sot be mom 1 thing of vast magsitsele, of hugs power that amid as mete' in so. ormew, ordure all th e se complicated end WS. ' ndow /diets I Ought it wit tab* • polit.eal verthossaw. d a ee lector butricsove renhised, that wild thus rake me stability of a vest empire from throe t i hearth, from cathedral to cottage? Would sews of a foreign interim by a vast essikeirsted army, waited Ina a wide conspiracy de tected at home, have dome more, at threatened more, or alarmed more t Could there have Was in the event of rah a eastarresse of forolgs and domestic Minster*, more warm eaprossioas of feeling, more enthusiastic mutations el emistasiie, men mateetration of power ? "'Tea sow let me sok you another quit/don. Supper that wows had told yea six mouths ego that the Bishop Si Bums had it in his poem to throw UM vast empire Moo tomorrow, to upheave, by ' the breath of his somas' the mamba lowidatinm of the noble British emmelheitha i ll shake to its bosh the throne of oar realm Hems. tests wear' upon the affections of every *abject (Si SW roe than of catholica); to despoil of Ito tights and pousegm tiers • church whits as a thouessd mew is the vevy tube ranee of the nation ; to emperil the eeligiou of the Bible is all tis wrier derniatious, and fleetly to Introduce ill that has beta a poplar bugbear in Popery Into your very fair lit.. -bed Immo told you six months ago that the Bish!!p tit It me bed power to do all this is Weald, you • °aid hew Leashed, yes, you would have laughed to sours the man, who should have presumed to tel you that he hand nick trmendow power. " Ad if, by way of jest, or through curiosity, you bad &skid tug fanatic who told you so, by what woodscht wry, by what magical agency be could do all this; and he hot roweled you: ' By • *crop of paper, whereto he shard I desire the catholio districts of England to be there( irth eallvd diiietra, smiths Bishop of Triers to be galled Bishop of Bewley . and the bishop of 'floe to be seed Bishop of Liverysel ; you word, lam sure, have rosidered the man little beret thou an idiot, who nested or behoved in such effects trim sack a cause. ss Lad sit, sow that this has hew dame, all those terrible campus/es we seen to Nye towed hall It: the nation i. made to brier' that the Pope be. poisoned, sad Ws **ached this tremendous power. Bat go bask to your former cooler judgments, and through Mem look at the Matta' aow abated, as you word lire looked upon *ben spoken of aI *taro, and Toe Will ate that it to rift came to a't,ibute saes nighty notate to so simple as act at e 'intimating jurisililtion. " Aad in troth, my brethren, if the holy as. der parses the power 'tinkled to it, we may reseembly isle+ that hel l Orris word be in proportion to the srawagth sad tikolli which it inita.o into is sole. Tie sesdisg of • bishop in'. a county, must be • more direct and effector exercise of the stveseith, thou the chasm of UM; bishop's dismiss tics. The crinuiicatiis to him as immodists awd permed de legati- et fmra tiewelf, air plasiag him Mrs SSW of his aciietir seaprrt of M. own inclividoellty, an " offer Ego" would aerially appear to wag se e mere direct whisk), to bear of the papal jrrisMMlp sod streactii spin a worry, thus the appointmemt M It it bishops constituter ai they ate in catholio rosaries, with ttdlo•ry, net eatramilissey, powers. Awl aria We SOM. ramie of each agents, the doubting of those active retro of the. own power, would cram fo be a much awe alannlog est It, e toe of alarm there be) than the altering the style and title of thins alweely holding Moos vicarial °flew. " But se : •a the present state of feeling it is not so ; It wasot be allowed to be so. The Pow has named where there were non• before, whether in Inland or the color's; but it nattered not. He has bad ho views is' this read and its d.pendesoies bishops with gam than calvary Ineetties; vet no one he eded: them. Within them few yeas he lies trebled their number in Ragland, sad nearly twin Scotland, and still nobody gave himself comm. But sow he Omega theft Wks, lad all England Is on /re a' the , ao at the *apposed Widnes; of the deed ? to iit7:11110T• to give, or note to fear, than arteries ? le a name mon powerful than jariedlation ? Dues mere suetutth lie in a sound the la astir ? "Moo I tell you, am yes have been mai. sad spats told, that the heehaw as sow meetitsted, hare stratkre4 and on 't attla;444l powers, rem pired with what t bstoa i tad es to the Lopertases of the step takes log ran ego of doubling the number of vicars apostolic. no one who has obeerved its results will heeitate to el ow that to it may be traced se it creased vigour of eaten in the catholic body, sad a diffusion of catholic doctrine without it. But even taking the question of semis, I have Namely any cube that • very lee years, or perhaps aro n months as , bed the quee.ion been pot to the gr. at mass of the English . people, • Wit's would you rather have to govern the cetholic clutch in this ieland, the Pope's own arm, or bishops belonging to the onentry ?" the latter would have been preferred and shows, as being mere thoroughly native, English, and domestic, and as implying in again at least a km immediate connecion with that rest object of protestant prejudice, the Pops of P. itne. Ind.' I, I have been usorrif, siva what I cocuider excellent anhority, that even is 1799 Pitt suggested to Cardinal Erskine, as one good mode of diminishing English prejudices in regard to catholic". that the bishop, should owe to be vicars apostate, and become Feted titulars.* "Toroughout all this ez.iternent, one important element aoilcialation, ono obvious goatee of deductioas seems to hovel lass overlooked. Pisani epakere and writers treat the mailer as if England were the only country in the world to whisk tortoni sets, end atilt more certain pasibilities could apply. TOiev overlook the esperience and tests of other vast swaniden. They fart that there, are catholic aosutries lelffliteasalie great vigilance over %hie-40re* aid arc as, trso Ea glaad of either foroign or ecaimilatioal atatlonty• ill= not to know that there we ease powerful Winatries which have • gained populate's*, coatalaing cabals Wawa and their flocks. "Cam and reasonable sande would look at Oa weratift Oahe catholic ',stun in both these, and thanes judge a the reality of dangers asurunced to England by prophet, of ital. Have not the people born threatened with 1 b bar a the inquisition. or other terrible institutions as hang nuessary eoneeTiencis of the prevalonee of catholicity? And yet Is there any inguiiition in Breit., in Portugal, in *sal, in Melia, in any :f the South American republics— mrsoiries szologively catholic? Certainly not. Is *NIP say in Austria, in Baratta, in Beldam, countries with • sited populainn, but with court, government, and majority mai. I neatly catholic? Certainly not. Ton M it not men ism. =ire to tell the people thst there is even the remotion danger of the introduc.ion of ra so h • tribal into Hoglund, if al planes in the woad. should it goon all :brooms wadi, ? 1 Could not the people resist whet Is calla papal ts fanny, or letaistia•ce in temporal concerns, as well as the natives of Span er Portugal ? 9 plc all this as a suppiaiiirm as as imaginary ease ; for it lenge ridlealigur to put it seriou sly to thinking MM. And it is eel, to set up a cry, and to !ell people (I age a homely but ezoremive word) into fanaticism, that interested proms prettied to fear what they know to be. not ?smolt', but (to age now • sees scientific palest) too distant to have • prates. ' Apia, the tenon law is quoted es containing assertions oppsssd tre the nests of the crow. or the prim iplea of Tied law • and those, of nuns, are da n gerous to Inglaad nose. Wo;ld not fairness sad onamou seine dente, that, ea tide 1 law cannot by either possibility or fatality, he mere toned on Finked this oa other coactuiss, so no more and be feared *here sapposisk Wooshen, to mum to what (in the tilled@ in piletioa) would be toe erase, than is experiential is se easy other teastrin ? Let say op %Misfire p aid ask is Belgium ot even in Spain, d whether the Mobile Of m eine, rte up the people seas their mini sakes. es el ground of a teat la the " Decrena," or the "Banns. pates," or whether tba people or. edited by aseispaper, or pamphlet extracts Iron the " Corpse 4aria, '. se it is called, to prove to them that they matt withhold their spiriting allegiance from the Pope . ? What some are so key id doom now, in th is line, as n_ wise sad as pesatien, so it would be is no win ILSOOS bil of aw, to take up the Statatebook, sad pretend to typo oast the present pre& tint state of the kw, from the esastmeat of King Stephen and Richard I without any Menace to modern sawn. meats, &dandies exploitation, Judgments, tacit rapids by desuetude, or octets' WWI sad proscriptions. • Apia oaths or declaration are beaten Sarnia is IP consistent with the Sell dative in thou who take them. It is not tar a mosseat Minted that the same oath lame blest takes esetainly far at lead 70 0 pus, sad math more, by envy bishop of all chrineadom, witrtssetrill! ledge sad consent et their sovereigns and rulers, from the Emperor of Annie ta the Pkeident of the French B. puttee, without inlets, or Nitpicks; sad what is MN with a senile lenses, on leaved of any recleraitie la hietnry bevies inviolated bin allergies's, sad 'testified it by that oath. " Bat, my brethren, I will Pre yea two awn pulled illuenstioas of Lek weal other sentries saa understand the differemes botwesu ecclesisstien sad skit duties, sad kaow bow to let each souse take of itself, without epees. heading a million betweeetbem." Mier Sties Ameries se as instant, the rev. rend/mil Patinae': " Bat es come to seethes' poseteseat Parer hems Is Belgium there is an stare chunk The matvrlty of the asses Is saheb ; the !tee la Lutheran. AU religiose me equal ta the eye ef the law. Whim the essetry inserted its isdepailleace i t t_ was in the power of the satholits to kgis late is they pleaed. But they asserted no preumineace for their cheiree—thery Tethered freedoms to the poPen fetters of the state. The Cardinal Archblehop of Malines sod the bishops have no seat I. the chambers ; moss have they soy tribusek el their ewe. The minisers of all religions are paid by the , protestant' perhaps more than cetholice. being a anted clergy. But the pvernment has nothing to do with the emissive ot bishops et alergy, or other parely eesieeketnal matters—it has ao entesdat with It ime. be this respect the eleroy are la the same position as we ere. Now let se no how closely the government can Mae-simians the dudes, or, to gee • more homely word. ' th e benison ' ef wt, power, the civil soil the scolesisatiod. " While Enelead was to the height ef its firmest. em actemat of AS . papal eggrtesion. the Minister of Janke* Bel v ism, who has chorus ot religious matters in the se. Tenses, M. Teeth, thus spoke in the Choral,. r of 'rotative" OM 1100•41 Of CA.l3llO[lO of Belgium , Nov. 16th kat. 1 " ' Who', for example, to our patent position ? Oo the ass head, the Pops hes the eight to peas, in Belgium, OA many bishops as he thic In proper; toe:este u many detente 1 ime be pewee. What is the right of roversment P Tnat of ast ping say men than it considers sufficient for the waste ot ninnies. ..Aud so 'pia with regard t o tawnier eathedrals : th e er;llenutical authority esa create tea, 111. 1 tees, tweak , la a dioct se. if it pleases; but on the other Pk the government sew ens Its right of not pinkie 'slain to meth thaa it weeders secessuy for the adtainsuation of illemen.' " Two months have now elapsed elan the papal letter 1 be belLthere haa beta Janet was issued; and the new Ms mein oa their adniainnition for nearly 'hat udder their sew titles. Ilse anything sinisur theses arises ? Bees they ' tithed or tolled' In tt.e realm ef Baikal t Hato they summeted protestants to their efeedvmse P Have they tinned any portion of the revenues II defah or state ? Are the dangers, or isysaioas, or es polkas, so loudly deserafteed, SA yet in prospeetne ? They were not *e few the act iteell. If not, wait • few weeks more, nay • • months, sad see If they paduelly unfold. But il, after • further period, you shall Sod that all is as it has beet, that the catholic church is this Wand keeps es is its anal sad t yes coarse, and to kunst, liable, se pl. vete, has segued, yes will perhaps come to the news. able conclusion that religious question like them get bet by be lett to the wise skadard of jodgateat 'unreal el uld by Gaaudiel Ts sees of Israel take birdie yeennees what you intecd to ea, as touching these seek _. . . . And sow therefore I sty to you Telesis hest th em mfiS4 sad let them alone; for if this °ousel or this emit be Me, It will come to sought. But if it be el God, yea sassed overthrow it: lest pianists you be fooad ever le Ight against God.' (Acts v. 33.39). New legislative and meats may be passed, as it tote beet 'oersted, whereby the obnosion mad of sew titles may be hushed, sad the is. of the StKOK be so longer elfeatkil by their atterthos; sad then the sossimioa will eases of thelf, that the same, 1 tad an the dike, mused all the fear and the diepleaeun. For no mope of henna leeks:ion se touch the safe man, sued the epieltual and organic structure, of the catholic body, or prenatally &reap its vital (petioles Toe will bare to probe APIs most waded, itherinted by every okra, religious or 'Mal you will have to disturb the powand peessesion by milliest ' s of dearly seined privileges, you will have to recosnasses the destructive work of re redlines latqaalities, the matasat you attempt to deal with reikkas principles mid oteiviolloas or lathe them k jut to external eoutraL Now the obldiesce which =ma Whelk will pay te Ps bishop, the haul of sties beide tegetlitr panne and loth, cannot be affected by aes law • sad so loop as every cathodic, who eta months sr obs;ed • Thar Aponolia of &district in which he lived, allet will obey the bishop of a ast placed la another sous% because the Pope has sassed that bishop, awl las transfused km to his obsolesce, K ling m this is MS ease, all the sale stops sad messee, and reality of the hierarchy will rein, although he may ho under panties. as his lathers were, le be nature be en his bishop by his Wk. "To enoluds, my brethni, the catholic rhea all IN: first approach 61 • sew bishop to Ws me, *Porta tbat the streets Waugh which he that peas he festooned wi-It gas leads, sad his path strews with Innis For us, no doubt, It hat Irea honer that nu road should ban bees hedged with *asp, ant our Pk mows with briars. The more deeply sad beeadly any wort been the impressita of the sessoolio Pure surely does It some to as sealed of Oen. The spiemegel dignity is tea elevation of fearful dada' tad mapasiblinks; and it can Peer feel so safe se when the height chosen for it by Providence is ea Calvary, rather Oka on Ttiatiar. Thee do you, my deer catholic children, O 0 sp year heads. I. humble hope, Is proportion as gibe. 1 des wed tribulation theta yeii. leave to the powertel of a gracious tad pestle ettersiga, who loves all 4itbfol sublens abbe, the eaudiesship of your nett and fagioos freedom anoe grantee you ; trust to the good setae t f poor countrymen for • better andeestandist of your prin ciple', your tallow, and your menus ; bat Lek up to God alone for the only blenuti white can make the hierarchy of your church en this country fruitful in heavenly gilts for sue soul', sad an intneseat of eternal salusios." ---- • TM Magma com• from WI Iste 4r 342 a On }Eppsley. Tat Csuics jx .What--Some asap Casio. swam, says the Garsonsis M.rold, bare teesatly bow made lath regard to odowiesal • mid other •etieritabie had., as wear as to the mode is which official clerked dad." had of ate bees discharged in the pariah of Lisededso. The ri salt ef them dioramas, bee bees the resigesills of the this ofbeistiog eicrgyses. This parish ia jest midway betimes the opmeepal phew of Basel sad 73t. Assph, sad Ib. notarial tithes bailee( ib this Arehabssices et theioseth, is able' the yetrimage of the Onsets is inetstel We ere not inforawd whether say ofliaiatiag elergymen has bees •Pinieted by either bialsop es palms, but we have it ayes sqmotiemible anthstity, though it woo masment day, that S. Basely amicelsg last are alarmism acceded to porkies theism senior, to the great essadal of IL. dwelt, sad to the great &got el tlia elstehilsiiii Portia f like ?Wakens. Lome em-,. V. e•tee tmee et` et t.. 0. L• be DI :toe the C.v• tetia ItAla • • r 11. It P. , • I.t. c:•, LEI I Mt 111 tit fn .4 a Lt 1 • U fl tl • I a. re K 0 • I' or is 0I It I es IM sro Iw ,rll rrt Pk° 11../ Yr ie. W. IN I . 0. Y. 1.0 11 6111 r Or TIIF. EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1850. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW STREET. Cotriernarair Colie.—B.Bart wes finally examined, 'barged with tittaiine erannterfett coin, the particulars of which appeared in the Express on Wednesday last. A clerk from the see* of Mr. Powell, the *elicitor for the Mint, attended to-day, and sail he had Institut , d inquiries about the prisoner, and found that he wee employed at a lodginghouse in Bromistreet, and that he was oosaidered an honest man. The pri , onet said he found all the pieces wrapped up in some paper, while he was making sae of the lodgers' beds. The clerk mid be had no reasons to disbeitve that statermas. Mr. Rail said the prisoner bad not acted like e prohs.i.D.l smother, or he would not have carried so Essay counterfeit pieces in his pessimism. He should nitre him the benefit of the doubt and discharge him. THE ESCAPE OF THE CONVICT RACKET. Is the seam of yesiseday eftersees the following solid i:ados wet posted at all the raise Was : " Notion--601. Itawents—Whores a convict, sassed George lira et. ands traniteartation. waged trio the Model Priam, Pesteaville, ea the night of Sunday lot, the let of Mambas. The *howl reword will be paid by her Majesty'. seversetent re say peens givleg iaformation that say .sad to hie . The said George Becket is 23 yews at op, 611.. a r1a height, law sissy, light beowa hair, bias lam. sag bass ow as his right to mple. He was droned la • blue striped /deem shirt, awaked Pentosville Prison, sad grey prises Immure." It was reported at the panes stations is the city that the eativiet bad Swaged his drew in the n.ighbourhood of Thais...street on the night he cooped, and that be de clued that he would net to mishits alive. The desperate ehareeter of the tension be. Wooed the eathorltire to esaatioa the alma in week of Heats to @any fire-arse, the atea apprelteadieg ads= redeteses SERIOUS COLLISION ON THE LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. An accident of a very alarming character recurred on Saturday nosing, sear the northern Mt raoda of the Primrose Hill tunas', on the London mid North Western Railway. It appears that, at this swat of the year, the ibis Is grarrally very moat crowded with cattle anal luggage train—a eirsumstanee which was esperially the ease on Saturday erasing. A very heavy settle train from the Midland Counties waned the atonal about half-put 8 o'clock. following the 4 p.m. rep-trainfrom Birmiogbam. Before this cattle train lad *sated at the Camas* Town stattoa the west Landes goods train entered the tunnel and me very soon followed by ordinary up goods train from Bizming. ham—thus Medan up neatly the whole length of the up Hoe ;from the Quadri station to the northern end of the tuaneL By the regulations of the sompeny, a policeman is leafletted at nab end of this tunnel having the command of a telegraphic emeritus, by means of which say obstruction upon the line at as end may be inetantiumessly communi cated at she faker, sad the farther progress of addl. tioeal trellis stopped. Oa Saturday 'alnico, Andrews, the policeman at the southern or Camas& Tess end of the tucciel, fladiag that the line was blinked up for some distant* tell /rafted to Bailey, the policeman at the north end , mot to allow may more treats to eater the ataPeli As the Trigg up trsia was withia a few minutes of Wag due, Bailey tuned on the dangsr . sigaal at the moat et the tunnel as well as the auxiliary award some 300 yards down Me line, end also placed a couple of fog signals spat time rails. about 9 o'clock the up-train from Tama. conoWial ts! four carriages only, arrived at the mouth of the tunnel, and la endings to the signals eabibited drew up jut within the estrum. Thu gaud, B,obert Hammond, alighted, sad promoted a short distaste dowa the lime end applied two mate tog opals te the rails. togive snipe te the driver of the 6.30 on. trots Iran • then nearly duo, of the obetramiaa at the sat:mace of the tunnel. The Tang train, whisk did set outlets more than a doses poseciances, rsmaised ia the same spot foe nearly three-quarters of an ken. The psesespers maeifested eonaidersble ansesiesse, bat were assured that every necessary precaution lied been taken. Shortly before 10 e clack the up Birmingham train passed Hal. urn, and the driver, either net observing or dio.. repelling the signals inhibited until too fate, entered the teasel and came into tetrad collision with the Tries maim, which stationary within a few yarar of the estrum. The driver of the Tring train was Wows by the spur with greet violins sedan the Wish mod hed are 4 his arms sash cat and bruised. • Oar limpannoma In abash' appears to have beat sedensly hot owl sB wan of mans Suit shakes. ?holed senlage in the Inn woo empty; it wee very meek crashed sad brakes by the owes* of the Birmingham treat. Thu pasosagen in the Birtriegliext train appear to kayo suffered most from she collies!", bat happily no arious mulls are apprehended se to say el the pantie. It is remarkable that the two pea answers who ware the moat injured occupied the entre orrer pertinent of a eat clam carriage, about the middle of tin Birmingham train. A strict investigatiou into all lies circumstances of the accident will be made by the satkasidai this day. Ditt&DPVL ACCIDENT,—A dreadful accident has occurred at Braidslack oreseteur gamy, in the parish of Licimabsa, by whisk me warteasts man bee been fatally, and twin Morn sumeiy, Miura. This gentry, an= ==age to Sir William Judie', Dirt., was worked by two men, named David (Inhere and Jitin Compba , ned = Friday sturgeon they had prepared a blast, along with . it labourer is their employment, named Themes Frew. The hole lied bees drilled as maul, the powder deposited, and the parties retired biter Wang the mat*. The powder, however, did not ezplode, sad they returned to the spot and commenced re-drillisa at the hole. Ordain was sitting on the reek =Wag the drill, sod Prayer wee striking it with • hemmer, when it is supposed that a spark from the Ma ignited the powder, which suddenly exploded. The drill wag blown from Gralum's hands, and he Wawa! thrown a distance of 'several yards; when picked et? its presented • dreadful opeeteele ; w al his lap wan broken in several amiss; there was •doesp gash on kie =is; his jaw was broken; and his ftead kraal in newel plane, sad his eight destroyed. No lieges= the snarls sate en's rearm are entertained. Omphell and Freight Were severely cut by the fling stones ant the bead car fees, sad they have both, temporarily at lassaglin di power of n•ion. They all rade in Insaddeek Wags; sad see all married men with realist —/psonsh Shrewd . TIM OZIESTAL COMPANY'S MAXIE, POTTIOO2% Captela Cooper, waved at Soudesapos es Sander, with skip letter bogs Mom Coanuetateple, the Derdenellei, Smyrna, Malta, sad Gibraltar. She left Gibraltar at 6 P.M es the 20A sad arrived at Sosthamptcia precis• ly at soot on the 7th, thus wain the parer to 4 days 19 bouts, one at the quisling voyages me mord. The .PUtinger brought 30 is and a cargo singular for its variety and value, rn, bane sad cues of silk, 20 tom st copper, 772 bolos a "Me wool, 126 bales of Mops' wool, 4 eases of otto, 10 WWI" of abeam. 4 bales is carpets, 24 bales of lamb skint, I bale afore, 1 as. of mellow, 8 Nies& yellow berries, 166 foss el opium, 3 cans of post/smote, 8 CUM of swap won, I Was of dates, 242 barrels of currants, 12 cases of leeches, asse of maismony, 12,667 dna= sad 1,321 boxes of 921 cars of red raisins, 3,90 .drosas of reigns& bile the Poniard was at Malta was stated that after the Ist of tebruery Mot, the Lid a mail would so to be conveyed hawses am en of sad Almada by 11 111, seemarra, . ba d e by the amens of the Penianikur and Origami I Oesepesy, Issiwasse oa Loader at dibreltax, 90 ups data 1 0 to 10 and wathird. Freights ts Leaden sad capeola is 1 the Gaited Ifingdons, 12 dam per tea and 10 par cant Tat SIGTII7I6I.ft CUB CATTLE Ssow.—The Illedadeld show of the present you, which is to open ta- Metmew„ bidaja to outtival any =de preclusion in the humble of animals fen exhibitive, end their gonad rety over tats epeolisess or by goie yam as woll 88 it,.ammo of sasammadation and= far rho at= The ensagomests steles- Hans Bum were ear gletodes Sasie Amos! the principal eimpetitera see tisk e l ases Prins, Albert and the Praj e d Vasa was wit slaw settle and pia The Da of Hari lisbiedibit OM of the flan swiss oversees at the Sebbh . Sell /doe. There is as inmate 'of 60 sands is tbs odic Asa, sad a2O is de sheep clamover the awakes el led year, emntedieg as that didellose of preside serideses od Alloestims lave been nod la do sass ea the dame aoribra The tidos abed all Tar ho oltdrol7 mitt a bke t lest• te Wood of Lot label, aad eats stem. bortliwaell. es. dte .ist de old Cilsolessee. pasaisoe have bees ' se that tbe ea de deep sal gig draw will be sonspriesd ewe deparasest Ben., • balms ker•OSI of spars bedesieeaste, new ligladvall vonalladeg serangestents cellar stention. Tbssidedeliks asisials were tstalled as Saturday sight ; the 100 ads their award today. Togs a private Mew wrn at aura M a wadi seaperty, sad taisorrew tbe data will bo throws *pea to de pablis, aseastisse so for the three M. lowing days, 'Wag at Ma eatifridey *blear leased deli Saluda to beradon. THE Pianist' Ole COLS haying Warred ill ls4l 1 a debt of 18,0004 to Mae. lemormand. if the dee de la Pais. in Paris, for Melee of dues, proceedings sus SwF 1 =tad against her kusbead for that meat. A vorillbt Men I gives salsa Ida, but, swag he his leaving Puia, I spell I I not be carried tato tad. It lama, knows, a shed edge I swa, that (h e Prlase bad arrived is Paris, and was redid. la the Camas Lydia, s• eigllarlim was ads he ilbs worts fer Isere to anal .Iblemid . awe to at sessary. The saboilattios l aneotiodot Sil aggramenm, nessed Esselain. to the Ea Mesa sad rang the bell repeatedly for Mad* so astendos paid to his sagesois, ifertreimlied. as Ike jogs do 1,45 for aid, sod, on de ibat magistrate, A lodmith foaled the doses, sad the was eivestat Bs desmatei to be Weald as Wirt, salr m s: ardiagly Idea two days ego before Neatest de a , to visa be applied for idea a be set bee = hid Ora re aegsbesses, awning that magistrate that he was is OW &Amerada of reesiviar, thategit o t b ki Mahan w oe nate stp, a readdersble aura d MOM fellet NOM 710 .1 and Wee 0 she dans pasty obj to Z d at i l= est Y. de :Balm" eltee caring tbe thee di la ea dd do wee to allow the saes to Masi over to Ili* wit day a 2 edask, told de sue err illy die, es well se 8,000 fr. additions% lab tsar& WS 'etas, Ma i iit leave to be paid. If not, leg Meld, be 111. le_i_l:l Tbie tea teas gain to be dere y fr gad 448.11.7 i% of tbs CleiiPillenel. *sad, ot do rase days that as no bed set lie 'eases , Ise Willis de specified time, be saw& be M ssose her . eittes Were pat he, dowdier yri e• M b ma rr ed. • Beestually It era solid that the 11211011 t ri Peallils Arabs lied tateraltal, aid Ida istateselesede troszties bad boos ease te, The PrdSlail qv that there was ta gaud fot going*" qv phis. OF AMERICA. THE EARL OF CARLISLE'S IMPRESSIONS The following are the m tat prominent portions of the Inthre delivered by the Bari of Carl:eh at the Lab Mechanic' li•itatien on Friday evening lad : " It is my • ish to tooth very lightly upon any point which among us, among eves some of us now here, may b, matter of natroveny. I, however, honestly thick that the 'aperients of the United States dose not as yet enalde them to deckle ea either side the argument between the established and winatary systems in religioa. Take the towns by them solve., and I think the voluntary pi - throbs ap, can fury adequate to satisfy all nligiues exigencies. Then it must be remembered that the elam which mats the main difficulty elsewhere, swirly, if at all, fairs In Amerio t. It lathe blared privilege et the Unita ewes, sad it I. ow wash, gem very kr to coasteetalancie an drawbacks at whit l I may have to hiat, that they really have net, as a clam, Gay' . poor swag them . A real beggar is what you never gag 1 Oa the ram bead, over their lawns tzars of whiny the War en apron has an sufficed to prodeee eadhisat religion asaimasodettite. It may, however, be truly tar tiara wham say establishenw woald be tqual to that faaries._ Theeis, however we moos the many question, whisk SIM ripablinta aspiriesos of America has net yet alleff, he matter stead at present indifference to religion wiawtytybe laiti to lan ohne. Probablyreligiouse:- minsi ow peeked haler titan elsewhere. There ontainly Is •Vk and anivemelity of religions liberty which I do ha *Moat nuts illegreitof eery. (Applause.) t Rows of Bestissatatives, the more popular branch of Illajniermialt, named by naivetes' suffrage, mostable to taidain ii wry iliz is affearanee, sneered rather Moat tbiaar, in *We et asp a bow, but it Ii the went sionfor kerb, I wit la ;we hear oompleints osonsionay of oar Roams of Patileineat, old sad new, bet they MI faithless in eampariew. •Is parts of the house it is impassaie to hoer say body, in nth en it answers all the perpelie of • whispering gallery, end I have heard members any ale matineese dialogue white a debate was retesting esesmi them. Both in the senate and the boon every winthor has a most commodious armchair, a desk tor his pagan,' and • spinier hoz. to which he does not always realirellimssif. I west very often, and it was impossible to 3C the atteetiou I waived; some member's seat in the are hew as s was always given to me, and I wit M la ti nsis there daring the whole of the debate, og west try bran as I Mama The palpable distinction bentout that and ow Howe of Cannons I sh cal d ea M be we wit noisy, end they ere woe =? ' de sot Mum, they do ant tomb, bat cow in speaking at a time, and May Winn • disregard for the decisions of their speaker, Wry 't t ae so recognised leaden Of the tlifferint parties, la members of government not being allowed to have seats la Whir Zeus if Megrim and the different patties do a=gLii =on My tilllbed In the climber go that yeth far Mesa lea 6 wrangle being carry on henna Sla nasty members. While I was at Week into, the q of &wry, sr at least of poling towterod with - slavery, Iwo Mae aid colour and saithathe to the rameadans in the linen of Repreeentatima. Old Mr. Mese, the ea-swaged of the United State., ors tied, without denim . to most prominent position; be Mims ted a very striking appearance, standing up tweet at We ege of seventy-five, basing ones filled the higlint post attainable by ea ASSlela edam, with trembling hands and eget eyes, In dawn of the right of petition—the right to petition against the continuants of slavery in the diarist of °Mashie with a majority of the ham uselly deriding igainst him, and a portioa Ong,lashed Into sobs sad a I thooght it we very seat and to some extent woe , quite • sublime position; bet it rather detracted from the grandeur of the effect at Moot, that hie own excitement was so great as to pitch his 'Win almost into a eereach, arid to make him more disorderly thea all the rest. Be pet ono in mind of a Ikea old game way sad ocessionany showed great energy and power of makom I had' oertalnly eh opportunity Of lamb* my tiss T sat through a speech of his that lasted three r list then It is her to mention that the areal fittings tardily hat above three bean a day—about four Mawr is nay, an: p tlt go away for the day, di ff ering naafi herein Gem oar oe; add on this occasion they frequently allowed r. Adams to sit doves to rest. All the time I be have be was not himself Ira the dkomtlausans of slavery, roe fa the district of Columbia, but he contended none Mentitation hut acondea the hem eight of petition. =t i e esisd a pedals 'car tin dissolution of the Onion s te er.st temple. 7Mt. Mashall, of Itesineky, Amami steelthl speaker, moved • was of mowa upon him. "Aaolia* hambsr, whoa I sea ma amine, tbe abbot and ffselselleabailgies whoa I kernel ea the wade= or slave- Wm ens, Medi linnet same" analaught m Mr. /ideas ; OM tip got that "old men eloquent" and so we could have Ammehed him with not undenter dim how to spoilt even ilealmea gip Ws* bet•etesewhat trouble's spirit tea paned 'Ousaftweienwpaamblehhe played so oomph:atm a part,but he hes MR UMW Maims words of fire, the spathes( which en wit yet ostler. Nothing came of all this stir ; I used to meet Mr. Adams at dinner while it went on, very mini and nelkterbed. After seeing and hearing what takes place in sissy of there sittings, one is tempted to think that the naiad mot break up next morning; but toe flame appeared gener ally to smoulder almost ea quickly se It Jellied The debates In the senate, daring the same period, were al:rifted, bad -1141111.11111 and not very livel lad moat attraction for t he passing traveller. I heard Mr. Clay in the senate ones, but every one told me that he was labouring nada feebleness and *lnterim, so that I could only the great man is the tones of his voice. I think C li Zet attramin quality was still mote perceivable in straw laternone, es I certainly et any psblle man, either in hie eirautry or to mine, always excepting llr. Crean, who switched such evident fasoinatiou over the I minds and affection of his friends and followers as Beery CI. I thought his society mat *Malin, wry, simple, a genial, with gnat natural dignity. If his countryman make better men presidents, I should applaud their virtue In resisting the spell of his eloquent attractions. When the Waal list' fe considered, my respect for the discernment elicited by mineral suffrage doss not stead at • vary high mica. Anoth r great man, Daniel , then Webster could net kiwis either House of Condor, because he Clod, as he close now, the high Whoa of Secretary of State; but it k I wile enough to Wall OD he Winos dark brow and !ORS ON was sad massive forehead, to be snared that they ere Oa Weis am mesh, If not more, Intellect than any heed We gmbaisefreer remarked. 0 hoe - may, If not for all reasons, I am well mutest that he Amid be again at the bead of the American cabinet, for I hi sea that while he is ever intently America's, he has cen eitened ion of pesos, and a cordial sympathy with Me Issisnee end Mores of the eidom well eit the now Anew. tease meek. Tin late Mr. Coltman, who impressed most oaf those who wen thrown in his way with a high °Shinn of his Milky, his hearty, and I may add him impreetreabilily, I tali we the good fortune to bear in publie, er meet in privets society. It Is well known that his attachment to the nentenanewof slavery writ go hr aa to bead him to holare Mat real Modem weld net be unionised without it. Among those who at that time eontsibutribotti to the credit end gaietf the society of Wukington, I owned forbear from ad ding the name et Mr. Legere, then the Attorney- Owed d ik e Cain, now unhappily, like toe may of those wheel I have hadetheastea SO 1111 MOS. SO 101aa! living. Be apipmmil to me the hest seholer, and the most generally men I met in sit the Cain. I may feel =llBll.l In bk diner, tor I find ammo my entries, ' Mr. Logan spoke to night of Pops as ha ought.' " Pining from the physical to the moral atmosphere, amidst ell the rewind equality of the ASIANS imam, than esemal in be • mere implicit detainee to mestom, • mere maim webesheisa to what h seaweed to be the public mails of the day tee hoar, than would be paralleled in many orthrosseeie ye eves canuansitied This gales ace wihaeraii. i a tb. . g teas, this semplete almegaties et indinthel at. is gateralty most fe e s is tee domeis apelitios; bet I %height that it oho in coo tassan doable degas peeve' the wain elven, bianed the deal. 't'u'g the Jadielel heart, end ens Wired the solemn Issablege of We pulpit. To this mutes may probably, In eras memera, be owed the remarkable similarity ia the mommese, ispertmeat, connyeatioa, and ma al belay, MOM has es generally struck travellers from abroad is Amen Mesa soolety. _ Who that hes ma ma ever foemadhe slew sad melancholy Olean of the couples who walk ellM.Malle to the tables °llia great braid out of the snack. grows who gather rimed the gamy nook of the steamboats, leg up the five miners meal, ems like shadows, ow depart ? Ow of this abide whin mem made se etherivatioa to me, whisk mut se as pingwat, sad linkage tree, that it wee probahly thoweatry le Mirk shore mains misery sea less hepyisase NM,.say Mbar al the mum. lOW seek/ world. a palliest lib, lad from mar Eradiate we Weald Moil that the slakes eyelet of riagropirationsend conteeet.althanik the . c . v . O . on for Oa alee part without the Astons 411.1.150:1=e by Mika tbey an sometimes bat tee wa m ourselves, WU Item em inte,mWeeu Warn le lisita and ; maw tato MI the iskaisas of to 1 eabases; themes es every Mbar woodcut of internal e end badge pokey; bad half piddle moo. I will not say ttoie hut, but the anaemia them. M wader to the I were prejedista, the niameat tastm the imet meli=t re sentments of the people •at each Warp of edmis dos twin the sew eaten to'earry the spirit of promeiptiou into every department of the peals want tram 515 flashier at a great foreign court to W pritrairter el sem hlt batman tatret,--thw wading to nada thins shoes hastier malt to withdraw them the most completely from party laseame the most t issompulous patinas; en d would make large mares Maga' war mid 1/140 anakem In raki, if It appeared that they could thee neatens' the minimise un til humiliate the rival trader, or tomMely WINN, the geckos of the seat president." . , . THE CHARGE OT ASSAULT AGAINST THE TUNIOI littocroa or CAICeatDOI Ilarraismv.—Thi &tee rma by the b .roaglt megletratee oa the proctor (the Rev. ka John N.A.), and his two attendants, Boning and Robin. ace, for an await apse Klee Thatneon at the brain, p• Totality last, ware paid ea Saturday. The matter had re naiad in abeyance are that day, in consequence of the stomas of Ito. Hyde (Impostor's lspal adviser), from Cam bridge. The rev. goathweatt bed drellned to ply *tiosity WU the farm et 'splash wag gone th rough, in O order to afford ground ter as seder el files icapriionsurat, whisk, it is slimed, la to belpeineenand et the part of the university Wittlut the , bovosill pi t Kr. Penal& wag, aceordingly, fovea lly by the eopiriniesideat of polio, with whine as • ' tby Woe midi tor the purpose, in a room la Kr.' 'aloe, and *built% duo mares halts bean onward Ye the borough jail, if tbo ilea gad costs bad Set been A. elagea tar; tine =r d wasAiladed ever oaf the fevaresi earthman wee The sou . ftwi l trits they sem , thit Itt " another TOM; with hie berdireateeos w ell o p,' and the sattee!wis essehrhd. Met lowa eniesil will, of teem peeped th• aughtrato, and so' a 'styles* quail "m ax be espeeted. IRELAND. Douse, Deo. 7. The Et ex enbeeed titans Commissioners set 3 ester day for the deposal of six properties. The court was crowded with purchasers, solicitors, and others, and generally eye king the sales were completed with regteliti. The proceedings commenced with the ad *owe sale of the estate of Arthur C• cil Fleming Orewe, situated in the baronies of Bnnnotty and Tulligh in the county of Clue. The lots which were not purchased when the estate was put up in this NUM in the autumn were disposed of yesterday in the felonies order : Lot 1, 188 wen, yielding a nett annual net of 821. 111. 6d., sold foe 8764 ; 4, 268 acres, ditto, 161. 146 61., told for 1501 ; 6, 92 urn, ditto, 271 Bs. 3d , sold for 2001.; 6, 68 acre.. ditto, 181. sold for 1051.; 7, 60 acne, ditto, 1311. 16s. 4d., mild for 1001. ; 8, 92 aerie, elitto,42l.lBc. 3d., sold for 3501 ; 9, 97 ewes, ditto, 611 be. 6d., sold for 3601. ; 10, 76 acres, ditto, 421.9.. K., sold for 4261. ; 12,140 ewes, ditto, 764. 12.. 24., sold for 1,2751.; 13, 209 acres, ditto, 831.8.. Id., sold for 8411.; 14,194 acres ditto, 671 10s. 7d., sold 1w 6101.; 16, 188 acne, ditto, ; 991. 116. 71., sold for 6601 ; IC 19 scree, ditto, 311. is. 1. sold for 2001.; 19, 48 wits, ditto, 281 16". Id , sold far 230‘.; 20, 88 awes, ditto, 481. 17e..11., sold for 6101. The next estate was that of Mr. John O'Callaghan, also situated in the county of Clare. It was put up in the following lots :- L7t 1. 356 seen. producing • rent of 1741. 36., subject to as annuity of 1381. 9.. ter a life now aged 79 years, was pur chased by Mr. F. B. Lees foe 1,3001. Let 2 was sejournmi, the h•gttest offer being insufliciont. Lot 3. 222 acres, embraciag the hones and demesne of rpm Bellyear, wad prodneing a yearly yenta 1671.175. lld subject to an annuity of 101. for • life now aged 40 years, was knocked down to the ume porebseer for 1,6101. Lot 4. 163 acne, yearly rent 861. 16e. 7d., poeticised by the mess for 1,0501 Lot 6 466 scree, yearly rent 1821.65. 14., purchased also by the same for 3,0001. The owner of this estate was also the petitioner. The next estate offered is situated in the °panty of Tipperary, and belonged to Mr. T. Hutchinson Harts. It mesiets of 283 acres of arable and pasture land and 161 acres of reclaimable bog, eubject to a head rut of 634 4s. 7d. The timber on the estate was I valued at 6001. Mr. &mini Dudley was declared the pareillser at 1,4251. 'The sale of the estate of the Earl of Carrick, in 1 fie erenty of Kilkenny, was adjourned, there being M competition. A small estate belonging to Sir William O'Malley, in the county of Mayo, was next put up. It con tained 88 acres, producing a nett annual rent of GU 13s. 81. (the ordnance valuation was only 661. 12s. 7d.), and was purchased by Mr. D. K Stake, for 5301. The estate of Hugh O'Loughlin of Fort, in the dimity of Clare, was the next in order. . Lot 1-Containing 653 a. 2r. 18p. statute meentre, and pro ducing 401 per annum; head rent, 81. flee Ild. : Mr. Jamie O'Gorman became the purchaser for 1,1761. Lot 2-Con- Pining 3985. It. statute measure. The ordnance valuta on to M. 10s. ; tithe rent charge 11. 9e. 4d. Mr. Thome. Crowe, , was declared the purchaser for 1,1104. Lot 3-Con. ilik;log 75a. 2r. 3p. statute measure. Ordnance Veltman, 11111. Se. • quit rent, M. 74d. • tithe rent charge, Ils. fed. Mr. Thomas ' Oro we, jan., also became the purchaser for tent This 'concluded the sales for the day. - Archbishop Cullen has issued a pastoral address, of which we yet have only a summary with a few extracts in the Tablet. It would appear that Dr. applies himself chiefly to the question of the 'alleges, on which he says: West the decisions of the holy en have been in regard to Kiseeetroveny, you have learned from the synodical address of eis fathers of the council of Towle., and it is not here esemeary to repeat them. In regard to these deci•ions, we sap with St Anguatice °Why do you still seek for an exa mination which has Omit 'already made by the apostolic see ?" Quid Whig perm names, pox: Jon futon est awed drOlieliCGAS Utidlit,-(Lib. 2, Op. Imp. c. 103.) And we add with another writer °lt is lust that we should receive as %lading what bes been decreed by such a church, and an- Pounced by so distinguished • pontiff. They who resist the prelate of the Ito, an, or nether of the whole world, resist the ordinance of Christ; and, unfits they repent, will have to undergo the punishment of their contumacy. Whomever 'despises the boat of Corist, is an incautious pilot, and unless be cans out the weighty masses et obstioacy, will be over , wh rimed by the waves . ' nether. de process Spiv 1.3„ e. 10.) !know that attempts have been made to lessen the e ff eet of the salutary admonitions contained in the solemn and authoritative documents published by the synod of Thurles i. tad that certain anonymous memorandums and irrelevent elseemente have been Industriously circulated to disturb the Odic mind. Such statements are of no eau, and will have M hosting effect. The admonitions of the synod we clear sad dineleive cath dlene and l All n full air foemity with the reecripts of the mplan. olio parents have been warned of the emievous and intrinsic dangers of the institutions; they , Mb been called epos to save their children from their in hume ," the temble account has been announced to them whit& they shall have to render to Jesus Christ for the souls peolhoud by his blood, if they betray these little ones, who 'rase precious In his sight, into grievous dangers, or suffer them to be pervertskt by a corrupt system of ins:ruction. 'After their duty has been thus clearly, definitely, and so. Wanly pointed out by the church, though an angel from heaven should preach another gospel to them, they should , mot believe hint. Hulse given this warning, each of the Isiah prelates, let us hope, may say with the prophet,' kbe rind eutincens assens.'--)Pp. 15, 16. )" The trial of the action for libel against the Marquis of Westmeath was resumed yesterday, and contineed to-day, and there does not seem to be the slightest probability of its terminating this evening. The gist of the evidence for the defence is to prove acts of im morality on the past of the plaintiff, Capt. Wynn, and thus justify the libel contained in the petition to par liament adopted by the board of guardians at which the defendant presided as chairman. A correspondent of the Freeman, writing from Mullagbmast, says : "Mr. Mendelian, of Portlaw, amity Waterford, hasetbrengh his agent, made an abatement of 16s. 83. an acre to his tenants in this neighbourhood; 31s. an acre was the former rent, now it is reduced to 15s. 6d." The half yearly meeting of the Jilyal Agricultural Improvement Society of Ireland was held yesterday, the Duke of L-inmer, provident of the society, in the chair. The most interesting portion of the report was that which related to the appointment of practical lestraoters. The committee state that: Navies Coca the apostate and called in the instructors flee iM present year, Use, were anxious to ascertain the Mies of his Excellency relative to the imetinuse.ca of the Wan the the approaching season. Accordingly, a letter wei to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, stating Ike seseks of the imports* as to the general 'deco of the spiess, but that the committee were of opinion, from the outhcsed depression of the times, that it was vain to *IWO goy timely or subetential contributions from those remote knalities when nit:swim sad encouragement wen most eimpred. sad, at the same time, it was meat important that ▪ sonistooos was given, it should be •vallable at as early a PPM es possible, aid that a larger sum would be required ties has been hitherto pined at the disposal of tho society ftw the purpose. To this enundeication a letter was re• mind from Sir Thomas Bedington in reply, stating that Ids Bacelleney wee prepared to reesesiond to the lords of the Treasury the issue of nether 1,0001. Semi the proeseds or. the liish Reprolitative Lean Fund, noes the acme tel and coalition& so upon the Ores' 11518Crl=rense 'gist ice • subsequent motion ell dm the sommitme expensed their Epp:,the s=l the went peepesed ee be given, toned, as ilipermillwA, Se dm egampriery et the mei the beseldeg yews ef des peek; owl they sequested Ms Menem Rouge& se mews respectfully, but loloPlWWlllage en Ids Iseillonoy, the inwisquay of tie cal In WOK be envy eat hie Smelteries viewe. To this t• seised letter was received female Thomas im itted the Kish October, stating that his Betel =. 4 Okays felt thee private and local ontribuions be malted: and he expineed a bops that when the sanity of the instructors was so generally admitted, local sub- , mriptimse would be obtained, which, together with the isms quitioa, would enable the society to continue their set "nee daXag the essuieg sesum. The result is, that the committee has resolved to send instructors to ten districts, gratuitously, leaving the balance of the find to be applied to such applica tions as may be made from localities willing to con tribute the necessary sem. A correspondent of the Evening Mae says : Ilse* every reason to believe that immediately on the Wasmbing of ;sullenest a bill will be Introduced, the pro. Kiwi of 'which will authorise parishionen to withhold E e t of tithes, Be., from all clergymen, of either or town wishes, who have introduced the Oxford The party so withholding payment to state ly, in • writing signed by him, and lodged with register of the MAO, the non of his so withholding payment. The proof to lie on the clergymen that he has not 'node any such alterations in the decorations of the Ann* or in the meaner of administering Divine , The Enniskillen Rvertire ways olt is currently reported that Sir A. B. Brea% Bart., M.P.. wilt be mined to •the perms s stse>l Am Colonel Cols, M.P. for Enoiskillsof roe laspluissAroladolli, M.P., will be the oeuntrumehessOurepreeentibe oaw cosstituency in parliament. Pawl Dani Cask , s spokes of u suc cessor of the colonel in tbe representation of our borough." The Ifvening . Post, in its commercial summary, gives the followmg gradfying amount of the prospects of the eountry We have again moll &saleable aceounto of the of the meetly trade, whilst it is admitted, oyes the e that a much lees apondlog spirit begins to yeamil anumpt &mew, who us workbag rette a degree of energy oakum& shies 1915, is the prepared= of the lend for *tat years wogs. The fl to ninvement bu given a deed. d impolte t agriculturel enterprise; and the arrangement for the re *lnsistent of rent., now becoming ereuy general in various has hal a en sii.-ratte influence in restoriog eon ideas. ansoogst tie tenant farmms. Oar reports hem the north g.v. a very satisfazb ry *mount of the flea mark' a. In L-mdondrrry, Tandregee, Strabane, and other towns, the supplies of flan or this year's growth =tinge good, with a bruk demand, and rather biiher prices for prime sample!. The Belfast report situ that tits manutacturers, doting the last week, have been buying linen yarns more largely, as weaving is going on more briskly. There is a scarcity of fins welt yarn Cott ' 'bleu the bandk.r.bi , f trade. Tne markets for Fur. clothe, as, indeed, might be expected at this season, are dull, wiih • tendency to loner caws. The general trade of Belisst con tinues in a healthy state, and nutters are looking billet it meet parts of Ulster. THE AMERICAN PACKET STATION.—Mr. Edmund CrPlahetty, the Rte. Peter Daly, and Mr. O'fisza, base been darine the last law days at Belfast, advosatrae claim of Gainey to be selected sea packet station. We Un derstand that they received the warmest support and encouragement, and obtained information of the highest importance from the merceutile community there. They had an interview with his Excellency yesterdly, at whick they laid before him the important facts collected during their visit to the northern capital. They proceed to London toemorrow to place them before the contairsionees new sitting.—freemses. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. Ozroan, Dec. 7.—The election of scholars and an exkibi•ioner at Pembroke CaLiege terminated on Friday evening, when Messrs Mitckenson (from Durham School) end Hill (from Merchant Teflon' .tool) were elected scholars on the Wightwick, or new foundathn; and Mr. Oakley (from flashy School) was elected eshibitioLer. There were upwards o. 30 eandidans. Conroe Canton Comsat —An election will be held in this college on Friday, the 14:11 of February, 1861, of two scholars, one of whom must be a native of the souoty of Hants, and the other of the diocese of Exeter. Candidaes must be under 19 years of age on the day of election, and must present themselves to the president at seven o'clock in the evening of Saturday, the Bth of February, with certifi cate of the marriage of their parents, and of their own bap dun, orempstent evidence of the day and place of their birth, testimonials from their college or school, together with a Le y tia epistle to sash of the elector.. smarm:um...N. Rev. C. Adams, to Caii.tiare V., Sa l o p ; value, 3381. with residence ; patron, Rev. J. Maiuwerina. Rev. 8. Baker, to Kingawinford C., Staffordshire. Rev. J. D. Browne, to Warslow and Bllutose C., Staf fordshire. Rev.W. T Blathwayt, to Fisherton-.de leaders C. ,Wilai. Rev. B Gillet!, to Bradfield St. George C., Se folk. Rev. C.O. Kenyon, to Great Nees V , Salop ; value, 3051., with reeldenee ; perm, Lord Chancellor. Rev. W. Liter, V. or Buebbury, S:affordshire, to Me wood deanery rural, din. Lichfield. time. Cl. H. Penny, to Calden and Waterfall C., Stafford shire. Rev. P. P. Smith, to King's Stersdele P.C., Derhyshlie; parroners, Wes Hankies. He. and Rev. A. C. Talbot, R. of Church Baton, Staf fordshire, to P.ekridge deanery rural, din. Lichfield. Rev. J. 11 Valpy, to Croethwaite C. (Keswick), Coto balsa& Rev. W. C. F. Webber, P. C. of St. Botolph•withorit- Aldersgste, to a minor canonry in St. Paul's Cathedral. Rev. F. A. Wakes. to Aston opon.Trent It., w. Shard low C., Derbyshire; value, 1,0301., with lesidence ; patron, James A•liton, Rev. W. Wilkins to the curacy of All Saints, Leicester, din. of Peterborough. Rev. R. Watts, to the curacy of Redstone, tr. Normanton, no. Leicester, dio. Peterborough. Rev. R. K. Batty, to the donative of Wragby ; co. and dio. York. Canonrits.—Llandaff. Bt. Debthive; value 31.; patron, Bebop of Llandaff ; Rev. H. H. Norris, dee. Lmdoit. Holborn, in St. Paul's Cathedral ; settle 191. ; patrons, Dean and Chanter of St. Pool's; Rev. H. H Nord., dec. Rwitorita—liebbetley, Stlop, dm. Hereford ; value 1531 , with teasers; patrons, /1. in of J. Mytton, Erg. • Rev. C. 0 Kenyon, prom. Hicks , y, South, Mildle•ra, drn. Lon doe ; value 399 e., with residence: patron, W. U. T. 1). Tram, Bag.; Re v. H. H. Norris, dae. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, DSC. 7. APEOINTMENTO. Nan!. Cadet A. A. Soon, to the Victory; Wet. H. Elton, Mid shipman C. A. J. Heysham, to laspregnabk ; Lieo•ensnt R. Twy ford, Acting Master W. B. Edwards, Acting Purser W. J. Jenkins, Clerk F. R. Dillllo}, biester's A... Want A. 8. Brodie. to Penprira; Commander Rime, Lieutenant C. A. P. V. Robinson, Aoting Master H. Hutchings, Acting Parser C. B. P. Hall, Clerk T. Waterheld, Gunner .D. Hun, to Yoko-so; Msater'e Airfirant J. H. Herr (of Vie tore), to lachlatigable ; blaster J. Kellock, to Phaeton. PORTSMOUTH, DEC. B.—The Sprightly. steam vererl,blester Commendere All's, returned from Plymouth this attensonn st four o'clock, bringing seamen, marines, and gunners from the Inconstant.—The lifftlllfF, rare ship, Master. Commit lerßobert Fulton,arrived at Spithesitto-day, from Gioralter. ; Her news is anticipated by the Montrose, mail-steam-r. which left Gibraltar just previous to the Her cules soothe 28th ult. and arrive d at Southampton on Thursday. —The Phaeton, 60, Captain George Elliott, was taken out of dock yesterday, having had a new foremast put in and un dergone a no:sulking. She will go oat of the Win to morrow, and will be ready for era on Thursday.—The Sicooont, iron screw steamer, in dock to be payed over with Mr. floy's composition, will have that operetta completed about Saturday nest, altar which she will have a final trial of her speed, dc., before, we are told, the Ism instaltraegt for her construction is paid over to her builder/. • Much doubt exists as to what will be 'he ultimate fate of this truly splendid ship.—The Wgue, 60, screw guard ship, Csptain M'Dougall, is reedy for sea, and will probably go out of harbour to Spithead to-morrow.—The Cresol, iron steam restive at this port, has been mild by private eontrac• to Mr. Hall. of Leadenbell-street, eta price we hear cf 6,0001. WOOLWICH, DEC. 7.—The Tiger steam-Ploop is ordered from Chatham to Portsmouth, where she will remain -e en advanced war-steamer reedy for commission when required. Tne Penguin, 6 gusahrls, lase Falmouth packet, ceensilselocied by Lieutenant Twyford, ta intended for service on the met of Africa, and tailing vessels will con tinue to be gent to that elation, as formerly sated, until a sufficient number of ateuravessels can be m►de ready of the rtquial:e draught of water, and other capthilities for the service, when stamen only will be Net. MILITARY. NEw STEM! OP CIRCULAR FORTIFICATION.—R may heart s% our military readers to know that a model It sand, as a large stale, of Mr. Parrots:nes now syttom of dr calor fortification has boon prepared by Pro'ertor Cink and his assistants et the Military "Colleg,s, at Aeldisoomb , e, and will be exhibited and captains by the cadets at the annual examination on Monday, ohs 9th inst. (this day ) REINFORCIMENT OP ROYAL ARTILLERY AT PORTSMOUTH —The Unitd Service Gazette state,: "The garrison of Portsmouth I s to be itereased by an additional company of Royal Artillery from Woolwich. That force will then amount to (four companies to be stationed at that pheo.TU" E COMPANY OF ROYAL SAPPERS AND MINERS stationed at Portsmouth, has been placed uuder orders to proceed to Malt.. MAJOR-GENERAL LORDFREDERICKPITZCLARENCE, Lieuteitanteooversor, left Portsmouth Garrison un Saturday for Northumberland, on a month's leave of abeenos, to recruit his health. DEATH OF THE ORDNANCE STOREKEEPER AT MALLS — Mr. T.,1. Mutter, who held this appoiutms .t at oMal the ta for 26th u upwa lt.— rd Military s Naval 41 fifty years, died there on Abe morning of anti Gaz , tte. THE LATE MAJOR THORNTOI4.—Tais gentleman who had long ago retired from the army, died at Armagh oa tia 3rd inst. He was brother to the late General Thornton, I and served formerly in the 21th Dragoons. SPORTING. DITITORD INN COURSING MINTING, DEC. 3,4, AND 6. The Derby Stake. Were wan by Mr. Monnt's Mer ryman; the Oaks by Captain Wyndham's %VMS; the Cap by Captain Wyadham's Wildred ; the Fullerton Stakes by Janner's Fame ; the Deptford Stake+ Mr. Miller's M~rrhe; the Smnekenge Stela by Oapt .M Wyndham's Vietory ; the Amesbury Stake' by Mr. lunrenee's Lanier; the Fargo Stakes by Mr. Butes Blida. Billy; and the Winterbun• Stakes by Mr. Grasser's Gay Law. TH6 BIEHOP OF LONDON hem direc'ed the Arch deacon, of Lfludon and Middlesex to viii: all the churches in which it is alleged that R'mish ceremonies are practised, and to revolt to him every ease in which any ceremonies or forms are used not authorised by the rubric, nor sanctioned by establi•bed custom. THR EON. ARTILLERY COMPANY AND PRINCE ALBallT.—Tbe variance for a long time en ding between the Court of Assistants of this sompany and its eaptein•general, his Royal Primes Albert, each havin g termi na a part te y a mong the members of the body, appears likely to speedily. Although many minor matted have b he chie f een mix san d ed up in thir d eos sidens whisk have teken plea., t of,semplated egdnat his royal higher , ' was the royal warrant withdrawing from fbe dompany the privilege eleetiog ,crownn officers and 'siting their nomina tion in the . The mingling of a military con- Windom with civil rights in the property of the corn- Vsli';fohvegambioerhhighn ess alsde r .d r e f irreel,.g and to. *oscillatory letter to the president of the compsny, in which 160 erpreesed the wannest anxiety to see the existing itrits , don allayed, admitting to the fullest extent all rights to which Out court can pretend, end leaving it to the company to decide whether the ?meat aubappy state of Ortega was to be prohibited, iii,wlr cud he would have het one mares to ishe—via., separate himself from the company. The *dirt upon this mot, and resolved to send Do more addrsues to kii royal highnem. ap,ltigny_pight a oral meedog of the tone took plea LE M WWI pisay's armoury, la rhubarb for Court of etesisto ts and to other se sae prodded over by Mr. ballot vas udder, aad the remelt Ate the as Wades la the faros/ edit p , t*A t olearisg. • sisaaa.l.4l 1• ! ' r ,y. i- I{ ~`°r I I ! ~! 4 . f ; I re, * t . 's • • • I . W - 1 1 1