The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-11 00:00:00

INSTITUTION ro DENIPION OP DROAD-
ONALIIN.

The Rev. Dr. Rowland Williams has addressed
the following to the Bishop of lielidettry
"My Lord,—ln the Times of yestardny Dr. B. Phillimore
ported es saying that if my mural flawed upon the
subject of my institution to Broed-Chalke, he ' should fesi
bound in his reply to state the nature of the csamatosiestatios
between Dr. Williams and the bishop.'
" As thous expreesions have beat used in court by your
lordship's representative, I think it cannot be too clearly
understood that what took place as a preliminary to my
institution was a eubmiNslos on my part te year leedship of
all the differential characteristics of my thisology, followed
by an admission from your lordship that you bad no legal
right to refine me institution.
Them wee nothing is this intercommunication on either
side which your lordship or myself used be ashamed of ;
though its publicity might not conduce to 'the menthol;
amps, object, and design' of the suit in which we me now
unfortunately engaged.
Hence, your lordship's earned seems to have thrown
into his objection that air of insinuation which, on prin-
ciples of fairness, might be ' articled and objected to, but
which in an rel
dying
his are upon technicali-
ties, may possibly be
" I only think this Ct.teineossiery because our societies-
till courts do not permit the croes-examination of promos-
toss, or of other episcopal witnesses.
I have the honour to be, &c..
"Rowtano
"Broad-Chalke Viceregal, Jao. 9, 1963.
"To the Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Baßiewry, Pm.*

Mr. Tidcl Pratt contradicts the statement that he
Lea decided a that the Se►. H. J. Fletcher could act te
erisdadly prosecuted r and "that wither el the massees
or trustees sf the Prinks navies, Bask, ear say ;all'
sided member of them, is sot liable." He has no power,
he observes, to make any such decides.
" Mr. W. F. Windham," says the Norfolk News,
l"has called upon us in reference to a paragraph which ap.
wand in the Loudon papers last week, and which was
copied into our columns, representiag that be had mime.
andel himself in Norwich on the previous Saturday. He
assures us that this statement was entirely without founda-
tics, and we hare much pleasure in giving publicity to hie

eraradietion."
Mrs. Cowden Clarke has commenced a bio-
gsaphisal sketch of her father, ihnoent Novella, in the
Arnica Tissu.
It is again asserted that Her Majesty's Theatre
will be opened during the time of the intonational Exhi-
bition, and that Signor Briar is to appear as its manager.
A public meeting is to be held in Islington to-
wards the end of the current month, at which Lord Gran-
ville has consented to assume the chair, for the rayon of
inaneratieg the project for establishing • Finsbury School
of Art in conjunction with • museum and public picture-
pilaster, to be called the North London Gallery, Museum,
mil School of Art.
The Illustrated London sews states that the com-
mittee of the Garrick Club have agreed to erect an entirely
new club-hoene at thenorth-wed corner of Kingstreet, where
it is intersected by the coutinnation of the thoroughfare from
Bedfordetrest to Longman. The new bathe( will on-
momently be opposite Messrs. Debenharn and Stores new
sale-rooms, and, if the plan contemplated by the Board of
Works for demolishing the slums of Seven Dials, and
cutting • boulevard right into Totteinham-counread, be
carried out, the new Garrick Club may hope for an raid-
Owned view from Its top windows somewhat plasmatic
than the actual one.
Advices from Vienna state that the ox-Emperor
Ferdinand of Austria Weeds to reeds in Italy next slim-
mer, sad las bought for the purpose the splendid domain
of Gallium, near Basra*.
Dr. Basilievrski, formerly member of the Russian
mina= to Pekin, has just "old to the Imperial Library of
Paris a magnificent copy of the Chinese Pei•vien-yen fon
Diotiocery, in niesty-five volumes Bvo. This vat lexicon
sprain almost all the compound expressions in the Chinese
language, arempened by au immense number of examples
drawn from rand and classical works, as well as those of
historians, philosophers, and poste.
" All the French railway companies," says the
SiMe,"luive decided on reducing the daily duty of their
poictsmen from thirteen hours to eight, and at the ran
time on raising their wages from 2f r. We. to 3fr. • day.
The important service entrusted to these 1040 will be mots
efficient under these new remake's's."
The correctional tribunal oi Paris has just de-
cided that impressions obtained by IMMO of photography
are not to be considered works of art, and susceptible at
being pirated, as the proofs given by photography are the
result of a mere material operation. The tribunal also
founded its judgment on the fact that M. Damara had for-
merly sold his peones to the state, which intended that the
public should enjoy the full benefit of it.
A deputation from the departmenta of the Meuse
and the Vomes waited lately on the Prince Imperial to
caw him bonbons and comfits, for which these departments
are humus. The peewee who brought the offering were
exceedingly well remind by the prime, and they ventured
to ask what they should say respecting the sweetmeats to
the pieties represented. "Tell them," said the prince,
" that I am forbidden to eat any ! "
A St. Petersburg journal states that great
ravages have been caused to the telegraphic wires dace the
comansawissent of the present winter. The length of them
in Ramie is about 33,000 verstes (3 of • mile each). The
tempests In the South have swept them away for an extent
Memo pate of from 90 to 30 reran, and the cables which
mom the 14001014 sad rivers have been in several plates cut
by the ice.
eh" were received yesterday, at the Oolecial-01Sosi
frees t DeGoverices of Grads, Sierra Leese, Gambia, and
the Gold Cast. Thispeaches were seat to the Governor' Kong.
the North IteirrialU Provinces, Yalta, Osylow, Wag Kong.
and Laura
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