The Express.
London, England, 1863-02-12 00:00:00

'BISHOP C-OLIN Sell 3001.

Several petitions having been presented front the clergy
is different parts of the kingdom,
Archdeacon DZOIBON moved the suspension of the standing
alien, with the view of submitting the motion of which he
had given notice.
The motion wee seconded by Dr. 11Tata., and carried.
Archdeacon Dmemox thee moved an address to the Upper
Home. to direct the appointment of a committee to examine
• book lately published in London, within the province of
Casterbury, entitled "The Pentateuch and Book of Joshua
eriticelly examined, by the Right Rev. John William
Odense, 11D., Bishop of Natal.* Parta 1 a•d 2: and to
report whether any, and if any what °plaices, heretical or
erremous. in doctrine are contained in the said book.
Dr. Wear'. seconded the motion most heartily. bemuse
lie book to which it bad reference had cams& a very great
Deal of scandal.

Archdeacon IfOrriv rose to move an amendment, a course
which be felt some nolactanes to pursue. because it might
be construed as to some =test sympathisizig with the
writings of the Bishop of NataL He felt that that book was
as unschievous as any that had seer come under the notice
of Cosvocation ; but at the same time he was of opinion
Sat the proceeding proposed to be taken by the Convocation
wit the commencement of a' system which, if carried on,
would be injurious to Convocatioo, and perhaps at last fatal
to its eontioussos.

—acrcid73;;;;iiCTOßll seconded the amendment, concurring
h the opinion that it was extremely unwise for the house
to establah itself into a mart of heresy to pronounce judg-
ment upon heretical books.
01100.1 BROWN moved, "That this house, deeply de-
piecing the scandal upeo the church, and the damage to
the faith against, which bare green from the publicalson of
the Bishop of Natal, hat doubting as to what steps Stay be
desirable to take in order to remove the @caudal and counter-
set HA danger, respectfully requests his Gram the Presdhest
sed their lordabips the bishop of the Upper Home to soks
swami as to the wisest sad most keg grab od of -
Mg. sad this house IMMO his Omega= their for sh a of
their reedits= to co-operate with them in the coarse width
te them may seem lining and most likely to be fruitful mad
Soott"
The Dean of Ca:crisis:rev thought the course pointed oat
by Archdeacon Denison led to the very wide proposition of
asking the Upper House to appoint a permanent committee
to consider books said to have au heretical tendency, and
with this view he eopporkwi the motion of Cues Brows as
the moot simple method of proceeding.
The Rev. F. Fraromd. vindicated the ware taken by him
is instituting the proceedings against the Rev. Mr. Wilson
for his oontnbution to the book of " Ream end Reviews,"
sad spoke in steams ocedemseties of the week =Wished by
the Bishop of Natal.
Canon dmiTTioppered the motioa, eeMending that they
were sot in a poeilies Maisel= • osertion whisk was at
preient peed* is smart of kw. The =lbw of the book
aught to have a fair hearing. and that could only be se.
seeded when in a court of law.

The Itsv. F. C. MassINGBIZID refereed to the ancient
practice of Convocation, end spoke in favour of instituting
as inquiry, tied, if sereseary, of prooseding to sysodical Jodi-
meat upon the work.
Dr. Jay WO Of *aka that the theories of the
Bishop of Natal weld fall to the pound from their owe in-
herent weakliest safest a Actitious streogth were given I.
them by their iswilog the public is suppose that the church
ivied to stile SAW einervaties. At the same time he
eesid not too Measly madams the book, the publication
of which he siscerigy regretted.
The Rev. Mr. KiIIWAWAY supported the motion.
Azalidiaasa Denim the, replied, observing in the coerce
et big muds •il thin sever was a worm book ever
Iowa& air lir soda at Cenvociatiou than that of Bebop
Getteses.

The ' tithee pet, and the first amendment was
to be usialived.
The aaaendnient ef Osnot Brown was afterwards web-
Wiled with the sense result, and the motion was sired to.
The house than adjourned.

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

CAIEBEIDOL—The polling took place yesterday,
and at the close the numbers stood as follows : Aooording
to the Liberal statement Fawcett, 669 ; Powell, 703.
Awarding to the Oesserrative Asferamat —Powell, 177;
'swoon, 609.
Wear Boxsaswr.—The high sheriff for the county
(Mr. R. N. Camarillo) has fixed Tumidity nort for the eke-
ties of • sucoamor to Mr. C. A. Moody la the remeants-
Inn of West Prament. At present Mr. W. H. P. Goes
Tangles, of Hetch-park, and • former repentantly, of the
evieke in parliament, is the only candidate.
Durum—Time is now every prospect of this
denim being • seven one. There are three 01110di-
&IN IN the field—the lion. William Walls Adding-
ton, eldest son of Lord Sidoiouth, the oonserva.
fee; Mr. W. J. Probyn, of 5, St. Jazons-phos, London ;
and Mr. Israel Abrahams, of Mary khan, the two latter
matlemen being liberals. The onesevative candidate has
sot yet issued hie addren but he has arrived in the town
and formally annotutosd himself as • candidate. Mr. Ferny'
sleelares in hie address that be is in favour of • " well-eon-
inered measure of parliamentary reform," the abolitica of
church rates, a revision of the brooms tax, aon-iatervea-
Sea in Amerman affairs, the satanic. of education, and
Moat be as prepared to give • renal rapport to the Palmer-
Mon government. Mr. bran Abrahams arrived in the town
en Tuesday morning. He has issued his address, eon-
amaced his aspens, and declarer that hi will fight to the
Le. Public oneness are skein to be oalleal— Weetera
Norman News.
Arrarrnu DINIVIL B &NCNB I N Unit RN. —Bar,
pier, W NOWIDSDAT ARM/MON.—The Northern Whip
Ins jest Wend a third edition, with • despatch freer
tte reporter WI Behan. from which it appears that
the rioting in Lkhown last night, breaking of
windows, and wrecking of homes was on • newt
Issmidalole ems. The haws of Zr. Bertmer's
nepporters were aihuend sad wrecked, property brag
Lowly carried elf. The conatabstlary made a numbs, of
arrests, sad • putty emirs court was held to-day, at which
t hoes persons were brought up before • fell beano of magis-
trates, and charged with being participators in the rioting.
The authorities are inkier naps to prevent, if possible, •
mend of ter riot to-night.

Tins Cum ov MIL Wairiagasir.—The indict-
ers' in this extresedrary are was removed by terriers '
into the Court of Quisiee Boer. sad should have been triad
at time sittings ; but in corequence of the heavy nature Si
lie acres that bar come before the court it will be envoi•
obis to to it, as the Westminster after term Sittings erns
se-day. Special jury eases are rarely if ever taken during
He sittings is tors, or at the Easter after term sittings,
from four days ad, being devolred to the Westminster
and oundban alter term slurp (t wo days at each place).
Ocaeiwiriently it will have to to over to the Trinity after
arm sittings in Jane seat Tr same rule applies to the
ere ot "IX:es v. Lord Chosimrstera sad others," which is
es adios arising out of the dispute between Lieutenant-
Odour Dixon sad Um Earl d Wilton. Should the ease of
Glover v. Perim sad others," with reference to the
Morning Carotids, be altered for trial it will also have to
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