The Express.
London, England, 1864-05-18 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

llorris's tizaawsal

THE NAVAL ENGAOZMILNT IN THZ
NORTH 81A.
HAMBURG, HA 17.
- -

. _
A communication from Rear-Admiral Tegethoff
denies the 'statement published in several journals
that her Majesty's ship Aurora manoeuvred to
separate the Austrian frigate Behwarzenberg from
the allied squadron. The Aurora was at anchor off
Heligoland until the close of the engagement.

PRUSSIAN CONFISCATIONS IN JUTLAND.
00PRIMAGIN, MAT 16,1050 A. m.

It is officially announced that on the 14th inst.
the Prussians in Jutland continued their oonfiees-
tions of goods and horses. Large quantities of the
wire from the government telegraph lines were
also carried away.

FRANCS.
PARIS, ILky 17, Emma.

The Paris evening papers of to-day deny the
miaow. of Baron von Beast having been received
by the Emperor, the former not having visited Paris.
La Prance of this evening, speaking of the reports
as to probable ministerial changes, believes itself
able to assert that no change will take place, at
least not during this session of the Corps Legislatif.

CHURCH RAT IN NEW PARISHES.
Yesterday evening a üblic meeting was held
in the sew Iron Chunk Bawredblde, Bernalss,
fe;reatheperpor of te tar eoridentiee the Attu, ey-
• "Chants and New Perdue Act Arend-
asset BM.' which stride for wooed reading in the Hour of
Ovaries nor Friday even*. It was rated in the an-
nouncement arbag the urea& the aiteutiee waged are
be called to the maser is which rasa rare were levied in
the setenehe perish or listlmil-grea, are spill up into •
begs amber el eressierier direfor
Yr. C. Oowitsn. who me abed to the risk. rid that
the object of the Attorney-Generare hUh, which rerred
error el *lO deans; weerta se apply to re *bah of the
1.6110 awe weirs well aie *OM
whir might be f= ia farm yews, be thought
Orin the rarest err of the ehereb such • romonsat oa
the ;art of the govereeneet woe lAghly rjudielom TM bill
was in direr oppartme to the premiss of 8k Bober Peel
when he Wandered the Church Act 4 1828 ; and
he thought
art Meer clumennen, es well es diemeeers,
shouldemsfernpdisepweersei tir eate. foe the rear
of the bill if weed would be thatt=abes now free from
aura rates would be saddled with
_ _ _

Mr. C. Sem* sad that envy year made the law of
chili rates inane mitigate, sad 4 wristhemem7, thsidallt
that they should watch all points of the law in their most
&Mae applications. WM be mid ellen tesderred with
Sid Grey, m 1834 ea ditnentieg grime* hi itevibip '
mid that the Rotund result of diesel* seirmiples meat be
the sistroction of the church, and that churohnieu saw that
as dearly as diesuirs theniaelvea He thought,
Wade* that disesteem ought to Mege what they wan
and what they intsoded to do, so that the. might be some
moil dignity is their proceedings. He ht Lord Grey
was right, sod he for one bud sever ImMaid to Mime, as
• disaster, that be desired the eiveganos of %beano* free
the state. He easteaded that the Merck esteblishment was
the krrtsst impeameat to named veligtoe, sad the mod
mathinery ia exiskinee for proinelieg
relmeefehdoluded by movie( the Ant renolutioa t—" That this
samitag depreeseei • lepllesell and conspuisery system d
public womb* aad minim lembleg in Sri me, prix
whatever km, as Meg matrary to ter
MI6, and unjust to the Mims who bear that imeg ;
but that is inteemily eggs aliell trim, m as the
preemie sleati d the Ladish iiierareby, It leimigneti to sup-
' port testhings which are either sot uplimble at all or not
to be exphined ie say ems which in net hostile to the
written weed of God, sad espeelelly trim, as under the
1r
nit of this parish. the depressed sompalese y support
of is Wined In term which ousted from the
• ' the nal UM*oa of the tow." (It appears that/ -•
in lietkuil-pees there Is m eatrael Meath ram, but the
amount esmary for the repeat of the labels oI the church
is resod audit whet is eaßsda " oomptettion nee.")
The Bev. Mt. Hoorn megonsisd the emit* tad gobbed
out the nature of the grievance of white the parishienem
Bethnal-mese bad to emplala. No one teem' to know
bow es whoa the act pried threeeh partiatemt, but
every me knew that it ossifersed almost makthisid poem
epos the vestry to rate the parish for aim* parptete, He
emplained that may items were paid oat al church rates
which were else* illegal. gni all 3i Ace Ist bat bed boob
for the beadle, visitation, oonitrinatioe, and ether tete, am
poems of elegies of organist, payment of pew-opetion,
Such charges be cosaidered it was the duty of the pa-
madmen to Met.
The resolution was put to the muslin, sad it wag mai.
meal adopted.
Mr. J. C. WILLIAM mono the mooed =solstice :
"That m the churches erected under the several church
building aces were built ou the diesel usderstanding, re-
peatedly aspremed la parbamet, Mt they me
sot to be maintained by meals cd church
r
and, notwithetaadieg, advertent he. been take:44la
the ambiguous language of the statutes to attempt
to levy church rates is new parities, this meeting is of
opinion that the Church Building AM ought sot to be re-
emceed by pastime* wiliest the imertim of • clam
Muth will distinctly prohibit the impseitise ef Muth= ce
satemyere for such a purpose, and that accordingly a psi-
times the Howe of Comma be signed by the meeting,
sod that the borough membees in emended to support Ile
prayer." He west over at great lerigth the history of
ciugh-rates, and contended that the Attorney-Others, had
embpdied he he bill what mammal had explicilly declared
Mad not be dose. lie bad mason SO believe that the
lAtteruey-General intended by this bill to throw impedimeota
in the way cf a settlement of the church-rate question. and
be had moon to believe that the learned gemisma
would propose to modify his bill, by leaving
eat altogether the clam relating to church rates,
so sit to Ism the quietism madly where it Mood at pee
-
met If the scheme of the A tigney-Omegal wen allowed
to peas • pore injustice would be dose to the noi-cen-
forndwg police of the eommoity. (Hear, bear.) Nicatiaz
as could more noise than to permit Meths* to In
by voluntary contributioas throughout the cattail, aid
thee to allow the whole community to be taxed for their
support. (Cheers.)
The Rev. H. D. NORTIDIOP MOOSild the motion, which
was unanimously adopted.
A petition to parliamest embodying the .bon resolutions
was Shoo agreed to, and mimed to lir. sty Mos sod litr.
Biala for premetation, and the ememing separated.