The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-03 00:00:00

rnil sesta be tailed arm to dolt npnowateld wes.
endiennies with whisk the men line sore impaled
wdaaai the twit el Neely hams/ end &hem to meet
wellhot sines the laboades demo mew arm so
eR as at prossat, me minister don ottimpt to eskapose
a bread tar. We had • right, however, to most that the
priaelple of freedom from restraint, which demential the
spooks M the parte kr sere, shaild be etqleawdies to
Wiles of
be jpoineat; dna Me of .the
people woold be as has teem Lambs es their {and
that SINS the pries of wheat was disalalshed, the bar
dem apes malt aboald be diminished abm. Thep
held eaten this brad apm
_net been UMW ; the
of the farms*admeMedied_ the het minietese is a
speed; hem the thientorero denial mei Maeda hytimm ern -
ben of the Kombabe bow eat hp Iheir Mown; and ell
attempt' of mcif mg Mhos to peewee emu ties
to the Wane w been *Mem The !ankh have.
put forth s preeismatlen asMlag arm the sinters to ra
ject all the omesebas et the present perliemest who
resisted the mast aegremion et the Pepe wpm the pro-
motive of the mows. They have ammonsed that a
amnia *Oast Inelesd bra began.' that they her. re-
solved •to break to Osseo the slobs ender which, in
the Imo of liberty, preeesteothee mass our souls ;'
that teilerallea is eentrary to the camas, to the coun-
cils, to the otheile religion, to the peace of society, and
to ihe happiness of states • that we may not err in any
thin* wet right ever to bold it se a fixed priaciple that
what wit see white we believe to be black, if the hierar-
chical shuck (that is, the priests), so define it to be ;'
and that they • owe their fleet allegiance' to a foreign
despot. This I hold to be treason wins' the
Queen of (heat Britait . All freedom, whether cavil
or religious, is incompatible with each pretenteas.
The title of the house of Brunswick to the throne,
envy institution in the country ; the domestic peace of each
family can be secured only by putting down these arrogant
claims. We must not be cajoled by a mock supplieition
for religions liberty, falsely put up by men who declare
toleration to be a sin. Thu is not a question of mutual
forbearance between Christian sects, but itis a death strug-
gle between priestly domination and human liberty. 1
appeal, therefore, with confidence fur your support —uot
meetly to your feelings as protestant, but to your *ease of
the rights that are common to every man alike. Many per-
sons might have advocated your interests with greater
ability than I have dune, but no one could have dune so
with a mote earnest desire to fulfil his iltity towards you
and if you are still of opinion that my labours can be useful
lam ready again to devote them to your service. 1 shall
take every possible opportunity of meeting with you before
the day of nomination, in order to discuss the details ol'.
many subjects which cannot be fully stated in a public ad-
dress." Col. Challoner (the liberal candidate) is pursuing
his canvas most succtssfully, and his friends speak with
great confidence of his prospects. Mr. Evelyn, the col-
league of Mr. Drummond, has, as yet, made no sign.
WEST GLOVCESTERSDIKL—The requisition to Mr.
Kingscote, the pro liberal candidate, has, it is stated,
beet meet esansiedy sod inimatially signed, and it is
added did ineropmene is the Mitriet immediately adjacent
Bristol have attached their nome• to it than voted for Mr.
Grenville Berkeley at the ha elsaisn.

CITY ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL, HATTON-OMIDEN.
—Yeitorday diem= the quarterly meeting of the friends
and peuessem of this lanitution, was held at the London
Tann", riblapagatratnat, for the pupae of receiving
Se report of aki rope= ea the charity The Chairmen
(the Itev. Themes Gregory, M.A. militia& he had been
la conununioatien with hie Gress the Arabia= of Can-
terbury, who bed in the Itiaitrat hems medhosed upon the
institution the distinguished hew= of beemeleg its pa-
tron. (Hear, hear.) Z. J. Chance, liq., of Old Brad-
street, stated there were at pretest .31 paliests upon the
books, and the principle of free admissios, without letters
of recommendation, doubtless anelmg the peat influx of
the afflicted. It was also stated, mash is the satisfaction
of the meeting, that the Right Mon. the Marl of Carlisle
had kindly consented to preside at the linbeeraing anni-
versary festival. A vote of Straka was then given to the
worthy chairnaui, and the wreathe adjourned.
A RAILWAY CAllialat ACCUSED OF EaIBETTLE-
MIXT.—On Monday thaw Scott, late • cashier in the
service of the Lancia** sad Yorkshire Railway Coni-
cal. was charged at tho Darius" Borough Court with
ling ha the 4111maire sums. with 801., the property of
hie onwheyees. in hie teasenia. The prisoner was head
cashier at the Oldhassueed shaisa, sad it was has duty to
pay into the bank, ea assammt of the essapany, the money
whisk hereceived be. dumb alselt. On h ridgy last the
primmer asked Mr. Osage Cetherham, the cash clerk of
the gelds aispistresat, if be had any money, and re-
mand SOL beet kin,
whisk 301. was in silver, and the
remaieder la anis mad pid. It was the prisosier's duty
le helmet his dusk =ay tea days, or every fortnight. and
ne eater all same es sesa es they were paid to him. It had
hew diseovered, de Ids obtaining the SOL, that
there was la We somata. On the safe being
in the maim It was head that the SOL was not
The sum was met amend either in the pass-book or
the cash-book of the primer. There was a total deficiency
in the prisoner's books of VOL , is addition to the SOL The
prisoner was apprehended is the Conks Station, in Lon-
don, at 5 o'clock oa Sarairing mseaina, when 784 19e. 3d.
wee found upon him. The prisease, is defence, said the
:1' deficiency in his accounts wasone which had been
for about three years, and was well known to the
. lie had Wien the onus of that upoe himself,
la roped to • large patios of it he did not admit
. Towards that deettesey he had • policy of
INK be the tee Society, Messrs. Pup well and
Ship= heir sureties. lie went to Lear. for the
purpose a his sureties, intending to be bent in Man-
darins by 2 o'clock on Saturday. Ile admitted he was to
blame la not having had the Ka. put in the safe, but he
had est ea immunity of doing so on Friday night, and
dudeediasslbbasione intention. Mr. Byrom, the manager
of the degertsoient, said the prisoner's deficiencies
bed beet dimovered on Thursday. Oa Mr. Byroa's
the primaer was for a week.
"3: as re
Usurer Off CAPTAIN COLBY.—The death of this
'Mier, In commpemes of injuries inflicted is him by •
agar, wee anasmial he the military obituary readved by
the list oven ial mall. The fitrowing are the particulars
el this most distrossig eseurramse, as they =per in the
wtCdrosnate 0. the tad" of lest math Captain
ent oat tire 'Welk. et the lees of the hills on
he Xeres depot Is aituailed. sad having cam upon
a large mile tiger, fired at sad weamilsd him, as he sup-
y. Upon this he ilea near with his ele-
phant. and dess, appreashal the animal, which lay
to all appememes hat whisk ea be =ming close to it,
swim wee late, pad seadkusal him droulfully. Ile was
assumedly the MAW& and other natives of the shooting
peiV, ems if who= imsdlately started for Dawn Find=
pulethisiallia elite meerreate is receipt of which
two mail Alien all ease assaaled ea nighsat, mad re-
poked le the Beene of the assideat, which they readied
early the ant . They load Captain Colby dread-
fully wiemiledsi;
sup=ation of the left arm ab-
solutely thitr spin= and declaim
to the seihrer, who fmeeletily newsmen, The =soden
was at wise performed eon the shander, bet ea peat bed
been the tem of blood, an the injuries the tapes had
that the patient ink and aptred he anus evening.
A CIIIIOIIB lecummit.--0a the Oth of Me/ three
sea-fariag mss, accompaisil by the waster of the 1=al„ D.
Aida, went eat drawing ihr ale wpm of eatradag ember.
trent. Is the mans of their oas, wit= about
a ale bedew lifialerton tibia Is neat ten miles aunt of
Taimealh, • sole= trait was Mira up in the met, weigh-
begltre.. aid led oath lel ea Ladle 'Ober Amle ~
was ~boa a sing mad a
t atiChlpirdr, about am bib
bit Ism with the creed and diens stamped
Orem Di Tweed, 1852. A then pine of twine was
heliead ei the %beat is le the Dim the ring
was tibia Wen It was head that the !i was chafed
by*" Mdse.— airesskle.
A Nrw RELIGIOUS 1311 CT.—H Is a feet that, not
far from this metropolis, there is aa wiliadvs sect who
never all he asedieel aki le assist their MIMS in childbirth ;
who sever have dole Whim lesanatell ; who, through
all the pas of the dlthimpers =sidle= to Wang and
ebildben4 ague seek at tees the aid of sesdisal science ;
who, la my awe whose a =i4opeallea—mu, even
ampatadea—adAt_ reins ea pe= Ws, re-
fuse sash se deaden and sepielesas ; who, it the most
riots= awes dimes% er the min osatigiees Onus,
do ms sere, sad pet faith la nothing mere, than
the eylgf is of Moab Praying, aad asenteg
with ii. If the While
_die oit is the Lord's
will ;" cad that is the all-seMing phew ! There
is wimethieg alarming Is the sprawl of this fanaticism.
as.. day there may come imeillpsa of a ure-
a* whale= type, or a coategleas Suer, ad sweep
of a whine populnisa. Bat whoa yea MY them so, they
sell =Me at your esbellenag heethestris. They have
been la deeper an • num Isgal seellease for the
of mensal mums whine death has take, pees; but
they are ready ki thetheripedem of legal or may ether per-
sonalea, sad wand laushi seder it. We heard brother
Wltheas deliver ems of his epse-air Sunday harangues. All
the world was still bat Ormestrap Witham and his
Masi. hither Wither did net parade meat human
learalext eimation. It wee all mho& sad grace, and
.11 lie desired that the =near, teachers
niarinCitiraeived the peps by telling them to trust
in God, walk orderly, and lisps hr salvatome"Ain, my
brethren !" he added, "there is no hoping and trusting in
this thing. Every me, dere whether he be in a
state of 'elution oe an. lie knows the day
and the hear to a miaute, when sand= was
Taubman le him ; I ham, my brethren, the bussed day,
to ea beer and a minute, vbs. salmi= =me S. au. I
was at bather Nelksom's, In Lark" am years ago.
Brats= Guam was always full of egeleings, singing at
heart Ow • pilgrim that her east ef his burden, and
already ma the gold= pies ewe him. I found that he
bad got seseadaft that I hod ast, and I prayed, and_prayed
night, and mer mad noon, sad sunning, and mesa
and night; sal ease raeseisg, at afg-thre• Einem sad
asiveacadu.balf seem& past ascot e'ellek, 'shadow fell
upia see like a dead of are. I felt that if .1 bed wings I
send have Mews is saes to Cindpsea-brook, M tell m
eai y
frliadsj bat an baths than, I hashmesd dews deka, aad
e DIMOW we will have NMI kookiest I
The weaderfel etos; 0 hither bloom, we vill have 1
men breakfast ! " semen le manse an selmmaieg asses-
ties ea the audissey.—Diaborre's wiloweeheial Wavle."
PORTION MITEACTIe—An ism pwfatioa has taken
place free logien of mete pethips et an article, su
paid le be se sanest w eimpand of diem=
whisk hasWs suleellied le anyeallia by eimpsteue
prise is
ipthe employ of the pearemseat, end head to
Nat da ps amps ma a MOW, t reama meiewhalaig hop
in them, aeit opened/ se mead that could be used In
the of bee, awl be whisk, from Its character, it is
pokily