The Express.
London, England, 1852-08-12 00:00:00

IMACTARIAN SCANDAL.

TO TIII MOTOR OF THI DAILT KIWI.

Sta,—You alluded, a few days ago, to an inquiry
about to be instituted, under episcopal direction, into a
charge preferred against a leading Tractarian divine in
Lua,ton, in reference to conduct imputed to him by a
game lady who had been placed under his direction.
na a connexion of this young lady, I felt myself bound to
have tk inquiry instituted, and I now think it but due to
the nut, ',man whose condseX was impugned, after the re-
ma, wh kb appeared in your paper, to state that after
an inquiry conducted with that impartiality and exactness
which you , voommend. the charge was considered to have
fallen carnal, naly to the ground.
/ „ea mine d when I learned that the matter had been
alluded to in y our columns, but Ns it wu, and uI think it
ta but jut to let you know the result of the investigation, I
will dew the •ht of drawing a moral to the story.
The subject or, onfessioa was • prominent feature in the
investigation, and I should suggest to those who are advo-
wee of that system, and think it compatible with their pro-
ud," tenets, „hell, sr it would not be more prudent in
them, at any rate, not to Pot themselves in • position to
have such • hornet's elk 'Et of seasdal as that upon which we
qed rained about their ears. Pre-
have so lately been engin.
nation is proverbially bs "4" than cure.
I am, ei. v, pursbedient servant,
13, Koppel-street. C. R. H.
P.B. I enclose my card.

THE LADY b 'IONTAOU."
TO THE IDITOR orsU "r"..•

Sts,—Captain Leehaw states.. that in the amount
of the fatal of the ship L 647 lifeatogo, which
appeared in the see • short tL moor, Mahommt7
is attributed to win, because it ie stabathe prevented
Smith, the previous commander of Me L Gff Montagu, from
taking • box of money from the ship. wr statement in
I (motion does nit convey, nor was it tote 'Wed to oonmY,
sash an aceimatioa; on the con It was considered se a
praiseworthy act M the rat snsbaw in not
allowing Smith to sing. it s illsonsa trait lof, ha en.
authorised and mastut anapthin posseadings. There is not
the slightest insisted 's in ebb usanart st the fat `al voyage,
that Captain Leah aw iimpaspdaold the hen es his own Ni.

THE 150/111211PONDENT
who Mobbed the amount of the Mel
Aug. 10. vomit Odle lAcly 'bateau.

MONEY ORDERS.—Thn following notice has been
Laved by the Posunastar-Olassal:-1. Oa and after the let
of September, 1862, an addllissal commission will be
charged is every cue of treashr or repayment of a money
order. 2. The payment of the additional commiasion, viz.
3d. on all saes not szossdiag IL, sad 6d. on all sums be.
tersest 21. sad 451., mast be haverialdy made by postage
stamps tymemileted with Ihe appneaden for transfer or re-
payment, sad, when the soma be se transmitted, the
piked.s will wee be ealegibi with. 3. All applications for
transfer or repayment east ha addranad to the president
of the London, Dublin, a 1 Massey Order-office,
according as the order was howl fa Ragland (or Wales),
Ireland, sr Ilsothad. 4. To mamas the necessity of a
transfer, is asemerpmses of as odor being erroneously
drawn on a dlllassat silos from the one at whicn payment
is desired, the pal& ant advised as furnish in writing to the
issuing pcattawiast as the des at whation this full parti-
colors of the moo order required, and also to ascertain
before quitting the homing office that the order corresponds
with those pa:Seeks*

DEATH OF LIEUT.-GE/4=AL DOWNWAN, K.C.B.—
This pliant Aker, whose death was announced in yester-
day's Ballow , had been 210111 than 59 years in the
army, his commission u Second Lieutenant Royal Arid.
lery bearing date the 24th of April, 1793. Sir Thomas
Downmaa served in Flanders in 17934, in the actions at
Canaan, Lanny, and Roubaix, in which lest he was taken
prisoner, and after being exchanged in 1795, served for
three or four years in the West Indies. He commanded a
troop of horse artillery in the Corunnacempaign, and served
in the Peninsula up to 1813, during. which time he occupied
a conspicuous and active position in several engagements.
Among them were the battles of Fuentes d'Onor and Sala-
manca, the siege of Ciudad Rodrigo, the cavalry affairs at
Sahagun and Benevente, besides minor engagement', For
these he received the gold and silver war medals with three
clamps. Sir Thomas was Colonel-commandant of the Royal ,
Horse Artillery, and commander of Woolwich
of which appointments are vacant by his deer ase.
STATUE OP SIR ROBERT PEEL AT LEEDS.—
inauguration of this memorial has now been finest to take
place on Friday week, the 20th inst. Great preparations
are making. for the event. The present Sir Robert Peel
and Frederick Peel, Req., the two sons of the deceased, his
literary executors, and many other persons of distinction
are to be invited to be present at the inauguration, and at
a banquet, which is to follow the ceremony.
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. —f he extensive
works of this company, intended to form their permanent
station at Padditigton, are just approaching completion.
The terminus, hotel, and approaches to it will, in commo-
diousneu and extent, exceed that of any other railway.
The style of the terminus itself is a counterpart of the late
Crystal Palace, and the hotel in its dormitory departnatot
is to make up 150 beds.