The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-11 00:00:00

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THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. CCXXIX.
will be published on Satunisy neat, January Id

conzrn:
1. China.
!. American Thus et England.
& Forsyth's Life of Qom.
4. Guns and Plates.
6. Spate's Travels on the Nile.
& Leh.
7. Rome In the Middle All..
8. The Daßig Duchies.
Jolla Muni, Albaosebaireet.

ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL—Last night the special
&today evening services held in the darns area of St.
Paul's attracted as great a crowd as as any former occasion.
The prayers were read by the Bor. Mr. Webber, a dignitary
al the cathedral, and the Ismer by the Bev. Henry Melvin,
one of the MMus. The preacher on the occasion was the
Bev. Dr. Wordsworth, Chem of Westminster. Taking for
his text the 15th and 16th.voises of the 3rd chapter of St.
Paul's Second Epistle to Timothy And that from •
child thou heat known the holy Scriptures, which are able
to make thee wise unto salvation through faith which is in
Jenus Christ. All Scripture is gives by inspiration of God,
and is profitable for doctrine, foe reproof, for corrective, for
instniction in righteousness"—he founded an eloquent
argumentative discourse designed to illurtrate the divine
origin of the Bible. The worn lasted upwards of three-
' quarten of an hour in the delivery, and was addressed to a
coo_Fegetios of about 3,00 u in number.
THE CARDRoLs CASE AND THE FREE CHURCH
Or Scoruacn.—lt is now some years sines the Rev. Mr.
misister of the free church of Cardross, sum-
' 'nosed the reseal assembly of that church before the
devil tribnial of Scotland, for having removed him from his
charge on some &cremation of immorality which he denied,
and claiming to be replaced a his incumbency. The case
excited great interest in Scotland, sad also in Eagland, as
' it involved the question whether a church court could be
made to answer before a civil trammel for what it bad done
in its ecclesiastical ospicity—a gashes that has always
been vehemently resided by the are Mod presbyteries§
in Sootlasd. gumshoe has had various fortunes in the
law courts ; the lank decision of the court of mhos was that
the free &arch Numeral unstably we. sot a corporate body
to be seed ; sad that Mr. Mltillan sank son the
area/lies eseniben of the offend* amerably by same.
This was banally done, and the oar again as on for
hearing on Friday, whoa the counsel for Mr. MMillse in-
Hoisted that rev. (=Dean felt that be had arrived at an
advasced age, was Islam and poor, and be wished to live
is pesos with all ens, and therefoie he abandoned the
action. The foist of prim:4le bivalved is the case remain.
tberefere unsettled.

Tai WORKING 31113'8 CLUB MOVZHILNT IN THE
PROTUICEIL—ON needs, lest a sweetie( was held at Yeovil
for the formation of Werl*r test's 'lab. The mayor =-
espied the chair, aid was supported by several large em-
ployers of labour interested I. the movesseat. The audios=
were addressed by the Rev. H. Solly„. secretary to the
Woekine Mea's Club sad Isfahan Harm, in • practical
speech for more than an hoar: The usual resolutions were
then poses& ad• provisional committes tuning ,beet
form 4 the meeting, which was well attended by workiag
men, ternioated with • vats of thanks to the mayor. Os
the following evening • aseseing wee held at 'indoor*, pre-
aided over by the Rev. J. S. Short, in the abets= of the
mayor. whe was prevented atteudiag by nether engseemen
The object of this meeting was for the parj.we of taking
✓eel measures se would reader the club Already in =io-
nises more woeful in its operations. Address= co the most
practical WWII to affect this were delivered by the Rev.
H. Sally and Mr. W. Collet The Mans. Isisaneds, large
employers of labour, were present, but the attendance was
Bet so satisfacter7 se might have base expected. A vote of
nuns to the chairman brought the joreceedsap to • close.
FATAL Gux ACCIBEIT AT • SHOOTING MATCH.
At a shooting match bald at Fogimide or Tuesday lad, a
young mat of the name of Toner, who resided with his
mother (a widow) at Upper Atichaint, proceeded to raise hie
gun from beside • book or mound, which hod hese used by
the parties firing as a support or rest, when, through some
unknown cause, the gun west off, and the =II gamed
through the poor unfortunate young lad's head, entering
the left cheek sad inning sear the crown of the head. .kt
the earn* time it narrowly escaped fioding • mooed victim
in the person of another prang lad who was staining babied
dawned. Medical assistance was weedily procured, but
proved of no avail, Tuner lining died about 7 in the
evesieg, while the SOCidallt occurred at 3 o'clock. He
was • promisieg voting mu.—Elgin C 04176111.
CAT AHD Fraser.—Let week a party were
ferreting rabbits in a moorland district A strong yellow
ferret, unronsoled, was pat isle what seemed a premising
burrow, when almost immediately' an uneasily laud rum-
bling noise wee heard that put the shoots,* in • state
of high expestation. Then Game • wend of suffering unlike
anything from the rabbit tribe, mail Dyad-bye • bags eat,
straggling violently, eased the swath of the barrow, held
back by the used, whisk bad faster& its teeth firmly
behind the set's ear. Once clear of the barrow,
the out, yelling with pais, tamed itself about is
eadi • way m to shahs off its pm• little °meant,
but of one= eel, to fall bee the See of the gums. It was
• bugs beast, barall Men we* twice the sin of • tame
eat ere it bed left the ilemeolie hearth to live on prey in
VW burrows Arrest ye at the two asimale would
hest heeled that the eel =NM have killed the ferret it •
few emcee& —Ayr Advertiser.
CITITAL PALAU/ HAL7-CROWN DAT. •••
HATOIDAT, JAB. 9.—Ailwisaiwaj rims* to 1,667 ; ditto
by seise, tickets, 2,156 ;

HANOVER, Js. 10.

A popular meeting of 3,000 persons, from all
parts of the country, has unanimously resolved to
send a deputation to the King, to petition for the
withdrawal of Hanover from the London protocol
and the recognition of Prince Frederick of Augus-
tenburg as Duke of Schleswig-Holstein.
The Danes have opened the dams of the Eider
near Tonningen, for the purpose of inundating the
country.
It is officially reported that the approach to Fre-
derickstadt is partially obstructed. Postal com-
munication, however, has not been interrupted.