The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-17 00:00:00

ecelfssiltstical Entelligatre.

DL PUIIEY writes, in reference to the alleged recon-
ciliation between himself and Dr. Newman, that no
reconciliation ha i ever been no :esiary. Dr. Pusey says
he has been "intensely thine.' by this ud=representa•
Con." The stat•lnent is, that Dr. N. and myself were
reconciled after 20 years.' The deep love between
us, which now date-. back for above 40 years, has never
nin the least overahadowed. His le swing us was one
of the deep sorrows of my lire; but it involved separa-
tion of place, not diminution of affect on.

PREFERMENTS AND A PPOINTM M.S. —Rev. R. L.
Adams, Curate of North Corry, S mermst ; Rev. G. P.
Ito,mnont, Incumbent of Withiel Floroy, Somerset;
Rev. T. B. Berry, Cirate of Arderler, herb; Rev.
J. if. Ch,wne, M.A., Curate f Netherbury. Dorset;
J. W. Collins, Curet,. of Stogurscy, Somerset;
Rev. J. Hughes Cooper, Perpetual Curate of Otter-
allow, Surrey, Rector of Tsrporley, Cheshire; Rev. J.
Cre ser, Curate of Brewham, Aomerset ; Rev. W. H.
Duke, As latent Chapl.i.l to HM. Convict Prison,
Ch.thatn, K nt, Captain to H. M. Convict Prison,
D.atmoor, Devon; Rev. W. F. Ffrenoh, Curate of St.
Mary's, Taunton; Rev. R. Jones, Curate of Abbe.ley,
WorcesterA re ; Rev. M. I,lmart. Curate of Compton
Dando, Somerset ; Rev. E. Luard, Rector of Winter-
slow. Wit s, Roral Dean ; Rev. P. A. Phelps, Curate
of Wraxall, Somerset ; Rev. G. A. Shaw, Curate of
North Moor Chspple, Dulverton, Somerset; Rev. R.
Strong, Curate of Ditcheat, Somerset.

Tam Cmaca CONGRESS may well claim to tea moneys
when even the Morning Sor admits it, and passes the
following eulogium on it most recent proceedings:—
" The Congress meeting, are in themselves an evidence
of the vitality which happily characterises the Church
o' England in our day. They show that no inconsider-
able section of the clergy and laity desire to infuse into
the Church an element of vigour and a spirit of inquiry
and d'acursion which will really extend its usefulness,
and make it, in genuine sense the means of fulfilling its
high mission. The members of the Congress boldly
challenge public criticism, which is in AMIE a good and
desirable thin, They stand up n a public platform,
and, while subordinating the purely con roversial to the
practicer', sot ventilate and rebut divergent theories.
Them is in this the indication of nal improvement, and
a sign of a religious progress which wil oertainly be at-
tained. True there was no Bishop Colenso, or ghostly:
Father lgnativa, with shaven crown and shoeless feet,
to frighten them out of their propriety, but there was
enough of diversity to test their firmness and consistency
awl to give proof that churchmen may agree to differ
without unseemly wrangling or persoual vituperation.

Zporting.

NEWMARKET RACES.-TunDAT.

Tat CESARKWITCH STAKES of 25 SOVB. each, with 200
added ; winners extra. Two miles, two furlongs, 28

yard.
Capt. Kirles Slpincti, 3 yrs., 6it. 31b. - 1
Mr. R )binson'a Gratitude, 3 yr., Bst. 41b. - - 2
Mr. H. Smith's John Daris,4 yrs.,Bst. 121 b. (in. 71b.ex) 3

Twenty-seven ran.

Balpinctes won by a head. John Davis was a had
third, Brown Bread close up. Merry Wife was fifth,
Faroe sixth,Buokfoot seventh, Regalia and Fantail were
next. Elland, Bdinbutgh, Clown, and Gomera were
foremost of the remainder ; the rear diviaion compriAng
Alahaius, Frivateer, Defy, and Count Caveat% who were
a long wry in the rear, tLe latter walking peat the post.