The Express.
London, England, 1863-02-19 00:00:00

HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKR3. About three miles.

Light of other Days, Oliver Twirl, Mutineer, Jerry,
Antelope, Brown Stout, BLcic Sultan, Sadlower, and
Orkonstra are here.
PAID Foarzrr.—Aeoot, Sinking Fund, and Sir Bobby.
ENTRY FOR SRLI4ISG STEEPLECHASE. About two

awai,a.TlalT.

Orkoustra, Dialem, and Apr. All are here.
ENTRY FOR HUNTERS' STAKES. About two milts
and a half.

Feemoy, The be. apie6 (Thar the Way, Lela*.
tar, Little Weeder, Bankrupt.

Orals ANILIVISA. —Little John. Friar of Apiall, Its
ports', gidokadvar, Cuirankr, and St. Maxima.

To-morrow evening Mr. William E wart will ask
the First Lord of the Trearury whether any reliable account
hu been received of a convention rid to have been eon.
eluded between the governments of Russia and of Prussia
respecting the present state of affairs in Poland; sod
whether, in such ease, there would be any objection to
communicate such information to the house.

Mr. Walter, on the 20th of next month will move
the following resolutions :—" 1. That it is the opinion of
this house, that the sums annually voted by parliament for
educational purposes ought to be made applicable to all the
poorer schools throughout the country (not being private
schools, or canted on for profit), in which the attindenes
and examination of the children exhibit the remelt' required
under the revised code, by her Majesty's Inspectors of
schools. 2. That to require the employment of certificated
teachers, or of pupil fetchers, by school managers, u an in-
dispensable condition of their participation in the capitation
great, is inexpedient, and unjust to the managers of soak
seitoole.

The Hon. William Wells Addington, who has
beta dented member for the borough of Devine, in the
room of Captain Gladstone, deceased, is the eldest son of
the Rev. Viscount Sidmouth, and grandson of the first Lord
Sidmouth, who was sucownively Speaker of the House of
Commons, 1784-1801; prime minister, 1801-1804 ; presi-
dent of the Council, 1806-1808 ; Lord Privy Seal in the
administration of " all the talents," 1808 ; and Semetary of
Siete for the Home Department in 1812, until succeeded
by Sir Robert Peel in 1822. Mr. Addington was born in
1884, and married in 1648 his conga, • daughter of the
Hon. and Very Rev. Dr. Gone Mew, Dean of Norwich.
He was formerly in the royal navy.
The Rev. Dr. Pusey has addressed a letter to the
2'inies, in which he contends that the prosecution of Pro-
hew Jewett is sot "persecution," inasmuch as the teach-
ing of that gentleman is part of " • systematic attempt ton.
sandman the church of England," and as he (Dr. Posey)
feels bound by his duty to God, to the church, and to the
seals of men, to ascertain whether the contradiction den&
fundamental truths as the Atonement, the inspiration of
Holy Scripture, sod the agreement of the creeds with
Scripture, is to be "part of the recognised system of the
University."

The weekly meeting. of the collecting committee
of the Owt& Relief Fond at Manchester bays been ad-
journed sine die, the secretary being empowered to mil the
members together should any occasion mew
The Swedish Diet has declared itself in favour
of a °ammoa system of reins, weights, and measures for
Sweden, Norway, end Doom's*.