The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-19 00:00:00

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FRYLVDS OF THE CLERGY.

The fifth annual dinner party of the Friend of the
Clergy Society was held in the London Tavern last evening,
the Bight Hon. the Hal of Cu leilieTelt presiding. About
100 Meargymeo and other giatlemen were present.
Attlee dieser, the usual toast Church sad Qutha
was proposed, • ith a particular allusion to the functions el
ear sovereign as temporal head of the protestant church of
Zeeland.
The seat tout was the " Health of the Emperor and
Ziapeses of toe French," to whew, the noble Mut:MIS .b.
evened, be was sure the crises' of London would girt a
=welcome on their visit nest day; sad be felt NW
that not only France and England, but the whole of
inmefee, would aerie* great advantage* from the kindly
intercourse between thee. two great nations. We
nthst entertain a strong feeling of irotitude and
admiration fir the noble part when the mperor of the
French had taken in all three difficult and ;minted trammel-
tons which had led to the present war. Ain re straight-
forward, more intelligible, and manly course no character
in history ever pursued. (posers )
After the singing of "Patent pour la Syrie," by Hiss
Ransferd, come the health of Prince Albert and the Prises
of Wales ; and his lordship then thopoted that of the Arch-
bishop of Canterbury and the Clergy.
The toast was acknowledged by the Rev. Dr. Molten,
who, referring to the pattieular object- of this socthty, rad
the clergy were a clam of the community who very
much needed assistance, tot only fur themselves, but for the
sake of those near and dear to them, and for whom they
could not make provision. He believed the clergy were
always willing to spead and be spent for the g od of their
people, and deeerved the kind considemion of society.
The CHAIRMAN then gave " 1 he Army sod Navy," sew
Mated with our brave allies. He alluded to the gallant
exploits by which they had recently distinguished them-
-1101.11, sad observed, it was meet consolatory to find that
many of the officers and private soldiers could die not
merely as good soldiers, bat as good Christiana.
Lieut.• General DaLAMOTTI responded.
The noble CHAU/Asa then gave the toast, "Prosperity
to the corporation or the Friends of the Clergy, and say
it warns. to flourish." lie reminded them that last year
he congratulated ibe society upon the very eutistattuty
Manner in which it had been maargthd, and aria the OW
Sort sad relief it bad thus afforded. On the preseeteeeasies
he had a somewhat painted task, because. although hie own
total= of the value of the society was issehaneted, and I
although the need of it had never been more felt then
it was now, and it had rendered rearial service
during the past year to some moat deserving sad
reaffering members of the clerical prolion, • very
painful we had occurred in the histhetory ofte
society, to erhieh be was obliged to allude ; eon-
idenble defelaation, unhappily, bad been deticted in the
funds of tbe society, which had been traced to the miscon-
duct of an facer of the society, in wrest they had all had
the go possible confidence. The company would not
wish hiss (the noble chairman) to go into detail. now, or to
make any reproachful resealks on the conduct of that
individual. It was unhappily too true that is institutions
at this kind sash things did sometimes occur, mod that a
wrongful set was often committed by one who had been
trusted as among the most zeeloste and useful spats of the
gaiety. He (the Earl of Chichester) had now satisfied
laurel( that every pains had been taken to sonertain the
total amount of the defalcation, end doe pesestioes to
guard the funds of the society will • smiler
wourrenee ; and by the labatra and the estiefeesif•dealiwg
eouduet of some of the executive, *.lte ado, was ow
*seed es seek a sound footing es to be emed•sbefl MIA
forth with perfect regularity, and withal{ arep sigh efiendil
• thief hanpenieg 'gain. There be the UMW
meeting held ia Hay, when the details of this &fafr would
le more fully **praised, with the reeedisl sad precau-
tionary meathree the eematttee bed arranged.
The lest of nonatiose, amounting 'o 3111., mod of life
Sebscriotioes. Halt , was don reed by the Rev. Mr. Cos.
Mr. Roosas proposed the " Health of the Berl of CM-
shestes," wan banks fee presiding upon this oessaioa.
His lordship t eying askitowleded the compliment, the
Other toasts were disposed of, sad the party throated.

Tin FOLEY-PLACA MUAD334.—It ham been &goer-
lobed that at the ems of the warder of ldr. Joseph Lithium
by Borsaeili at Foley-plsos, the loaner wee possessed of
3601 is Bank of Befitted sates. It is surmised that at the
NIA* ha was mardsred this above parcel was and. 4 his
pillow, and that they won abstracted from than by some
perm dunes Ili, omission cowiquent oa the tomtits
Nast. Toe following sea tho nemesia sad dates of the
motes; 3001. sot., N.. n 916, Jas. 12. 1864; fear 1001.
notes, Nix. 39,611, 13, 14, and 16, all dated Feb. 10, 1864;
sad • 601 note, N 66,184, dated Feb. 9, 1864. A 1004,
No. 39,612, and • 101 note, No. 48 069, dated J as* 6, 1864,
Bea hoes paid tato Ibe Bask of Beglead does the murder
• reetard has been offered for the above sotto, or for is-
Osrmatio• IN to the poem who paid the solos into this Beak.
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