The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-28 00:00:00

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LITIRPOOL, JOLT 28.—bales today:—Eastern Counties, SE—
Great Western, 74—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 104 t—Lon-
don and North Western, 94—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin-
colnshire, 371—Midland, 134 t 9—Belgian Eastern Junction, 19
—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 69—Great Luxembourg, 14—Illinois
Central, 69—Erie en Assesment, 24—Alliance Bank, —Bank of
Liverpool, 261—Thames and Mersey Marine, 27-16 p.
Masailiellea. JOLT 28.—We hare had a good market, at ha-
mmed prices . Eastern Counties, 6919 9—Great Luxembourg, 14
—Great Ship, 7a. BA—Ditto Pref.. las- ed. 20L-1111nols Central,
30—Lancashire and Yorkshire. 168 9 8 }—London and North
Western, 94—Midland, 130 1 9 9—New York and Erie, 27—North
Staffordshire, 49 3.16 d.—South Eastern, 634 4 31—Thames and
Mersey Marine Insurance, 2 7.16 p.—Northern Counties Bank,
p.—Scottish Central, 115-81. Helena C Six pee Cents.,
Minors paid-up, 47.
Braniannam, JULY 28.—There was not much business doing
In this market to-day, but prices were steady. South Staffords
ware dealt in at 14 ex Mr.— Birmingham Canal, sellers at 94—
Birmingham Waterworks 361 to 37—Birmingham and Stour Valley,
St to 81—Birmingham and Staffordshire Gas shares, sellers at
[OOl.
LnMek JULY It—Leeds, 108 1 11, 7 i —Leeds Bank Company
44—Great Ship, 7a ed.-Bhetnekt, H
Consols, 94—DoMs, 94—Eastern Counties, 914. —Midland, 130 1 t 9—

GOODWOOD. -MONDAY.

The following horns have arrived.—Audrey, Alvediston, 811
Awe, Magnum Bounce Imam, Bertha, Sister to Lady Si
Ripon, Cepheus, Ellerton, Tisiphone, Automaton, Black- 81
cock, Arracan, See Nymph, Cellarius, Hubert, Imperatrice, , 11
Sawcutter,Prati9ue, Volunteer, Stampede, Chere
Arnie, Feu de Joie, Pe y, Arethia, Biondella, Stock- M
broker, St Bernard, Knave, Sir William Wup
It
°oh, Royal Stag, Sweetbawthorn, Escape, King of Diamonds, el
Camases, Gorse, Olive Branch, Maggiore, Umpire, Evenhand, 81
Curie, Amy Summeroides, Tornado, Myrtle, Pie- LI
ardor, Miss Whip (4 yre), Clarissa colt (3 yrs), si
Wizard, Malek, Ace of Clubs, Q.E.D., Silvair,
Old Orange Girl, Harmony, Palestro, Brick, Vivid,Typeec,
Baron Munchausen, Disdain, Thorpe Lin r)°, Warhorse, 11
e
Taje, Goblins, Lady Evelyn c. (3 yrs), Wild Tom, Rosabella,
Duukeld, Lapidist, Ashford, Monitor, sister to Her Highness, 11
slater to Ellerton, Independence.
11

The workmen employed at the Great Northern
Railway Company's plant at Doncaster have just appointed 8.
a committee, coosisting of the manages and others engaged
in the different departments of that extensive undertaking,
RETIREMENT OF A CLERGYMAN PROM THE CHURCH. Ito obtain subscriptions in aid of the distressed operatives of 8,
—The Rev. C. Nevile, who recently resigned the locum. Lancashire. The promises already received show that the
betides of Wickeuby and 'fhoroey, in the diocese of Lincoln, men are prepared to contribute a weekly sum, and it is Dot
has published a lengthy statement, explaining his reasons for unlikely that this movement will extend to other parts of
taking that personally momentous step. It appears that the the railway.
i Mr. Edmund Denison, the chairman of the
rev. gentleman some time since informed the Bishop of Lin- company, ham ntimated hisintention of practically showing
coin that it was his intention to resign his church prefer. his appreciation of the effort.
meat at the close of this year. "The present Prayer-book," SALE OF SOtIiBLZIGHTON.—We understand that
says Mr. Nevile, "represents the exact state of religious Mr. Frank Crossley, M.P., has purchased from Sir S. Morton
knowledge in an age so barbarous and ignorant that poor Pete the mansion and estate of Somerleighton, near Lowes-
helplesa girls were roasted to death by archbishops, old toft,Suffolk. We believe that see of the objects of Mr. Cross.
women were hung as witches by judges on the beach, and ley in making this purchase uto provide, in conjunction with
8,000 clergymen were too illiterate to be allowed to his brothers John and Joseph, by a charge upon the Somme
preset'. The confused and contradictory mans of theology leightoe estate, for the endowment of the "Crowley
contained in our Book of Common Prayer has been per. Orphan School and Home," Skircoat Moor, near Halifax—
mitted to supersede the word of God in our national church, a sPlandidiostitution now in course of erection at thecost of
and it becomes the duty of every man to consider whether the three brothers. 1u this iestitutiou it is intended to ac-
or not he is justified in remaining in it. For my own pert, I come:iodate about 300 orphans of both sexes, a considerable
1 have no choice. . . . . I gave my assent to the r portion of whom will be wholly maintained and educated,
proms Prayer-book on the faith of explanation. to be and ultimately placed out in situations. We believe it is
found in the works of Paley, Wheatly, and Tomlin, alas intended that this purchase shell in like manner pro-
which were put into my hands by the church herself. I vide a permanent endowment for the twenty-two almshouses
signed my contract on the express understanding that' which were erected by Mr. Frank Crossley in 1855, and also is
actual assent to the Thirty-nine Articles was never expected for a similar number of almshouses now in the course of
of nie ; that in a well-known fonn of absolution the word erection by his brother Mr. Joule% Crossley.—Lords
'sins'
meant 'censures,' and therefore in our church meant Mercury.
'nothing;' that the Atkaossian Creed was altogether • LIFEBOAT SERVICE. —BLAI7M ARI 9 JULY 27.
forgery, the damnatory clauses very much to be lamented, Durinogg a strong gale of wind on Thursday night, the flat
and that there was no difference whatever in the condition F , of Liverpool, was observed to have a signal
of laptised and unbaptised infants who die in infancy. of distress. The Penmen lifeboat, belonging to the
The revival of church principles' has set aside these National Lifeboat Institution, was immediately manned,
latitudinarian explanations, my contract has been fatally and proceeded to the yee-el. In the meantime she had
clanged, and I contend that a court of equity ought to shipped her cable and was driving before the wind with a
declare it void." bit of foresail up. and the distress signal still Hying. The
LA DIM' RIFLE-SHOOTING. —A novelty connected lifeboat at last overtook her, and boarded her about four
with competition in rifle-shooting has just occurred in miles to the eastward of Puffin's Island. She remained by
Holy well, Flintshire. At • volunteer fete and eon. the vessel all night, and ultimately succeeded. with the help
teo, at which prizes were offered by Lord Fending, of the steamer Fairy, belonging to the City of Dublin Steam
mid the officers of the Flint battalion, to the best mark.. Packet Company. in bringing the flat end her crew of two
t 4 mix Holywell lake competed for the Bright Eyes men into port. This valuable lifeboat has on two or three
"neepatairea, with Enfield rides, shooting from • rest three previous occasions rendered somewhat similar important
sitet, each, at 100 yards' range. The greatest interest was =Tim.
excited among a numerous assemblage. After some excel- DESPATCH OF MAILS TO AMERICA.--SPBCIZ Ex-
test shooting, the score stood as follows :—Mrs. Ash-win, 8 ; PORT, ho.-0o Saturday the Canard Royal Mail steamer
'!". cope, 8 ; Miss Briscoe, 4 ; Mrs. Wolstenholnie, 5; Miss Arabia was despatched from Liverpool for Becton with
L. !alien's, 4 ; Miss Edwards, 6. On the tie between the mail' for the United States and North America, aR well as
two first-named ladies being announced the excitement wuso a large number of passengers, together with cargo, tee. The
tag to gain a near view that the spectators could hardly next American mail despatch from the Mersey will be by 7,
kept within safe bounds. After firing another round. the Inman steamer City of Baltimore, which will sail from IMenthusiasm ruseto the highest pitch as Mrs. Asbwin scored Liverpool for New York on Wednesday next, with mails for al
a centre against Mrs. Copes outer, thus winning the vie- the United States. On Words) the Arabia took out 11
tiny.
12,000 i. in specie on government account,