The Express.
London, England, 1856-09-18 00:00:00

POISONOUS SAUSAGES.

Impulses dualism= and medial °Seers of heath
might May themselves adreaterosaly Put sew by cantsg
at sem of the maw shops aml observing the mbar at the
mums skim. de far from this being a mere matter of time,
it 11111101111 sesitam assail*. of the &opal laapertaaeo.
If a swamp, attar having boos soma i.e kora, tan whits
or rano, la patches, the Wasp Is odour la a alga of, and Is
sebeidest with, the geamatioa of a subtle poises, Maws
le Germasy, when its effects are better appreciated than
bere,sa the saunas p34sow

The ocaditiose wades wtieh it is proved to occur ore these.
The siseoges bl whieh it tormented Us !Mod with Nantes
materials ; here sot bewilighly lilted, .plod, or smoked;
sad a metals time mut hive dorsi balms tie mess

future of the sausage sad the eon ioneentent of that
orpais change to whin the females of sausage gags is
attributable. flusemes slowerisi to this deseriptioa ore
imams enemik la Loud., sad amass esesgh, too, is
the white or yellow mottled appeeresse so ebareeteriatie of
the tumefies of pekoes within. Leedom asesege dealers
art perfectly well aware that sect altered seeseges are sot
good, sad they will esessionally wars • perdue*, whose
melon they um Ter of their mealtime of inferiority. Never-
*elm, • Loan snags dealer dome sot nen to be
aware that to soling these nettled cheagelings he is
'Miles • penes the mere terrible that its symposia see
mind, its workings landless, Its dainties laponible, sad
against the ranges of whisk se satidetes are blows. The
seNt pruninest symptom of pelessiag by this diseased 'ab-
stains to • general westiag away of the dish. At int
the wasting le assecomer Weil by pain, but ultimately there
are seven gsininp sad init. The peered charesteristies of
the disease reenting foss mugs p3leos ate, it will be
seen, these of poisoning by lead. The most alumni air-
esonstease in eessealos with this son of poisoning is, hem
ever, the Milan, of tieing it to the reel mune sad the
(salty with whisk its symptom ere likely to be'refened
to Wang moss. _ _

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It le strange that, notwithstanding the airiness Amgen
MIMI has wade, se proem of Analysis hitherto tried has
been able Is ossonplleis the sopmestiee of merge poison. It
is Waved, however, to be of the mane of the natter of
osnale infectious diessese—like the snmll-poz, the plague,
&a Although .the population of this metropolis do an
asks us of manses so peofeeely as the Germans, mad
therefore the data of swalowieg sausage poises are not
likely to be so serious, nevertheless the quantity of sausages
bearing the 't pique spit" of gases to be INNS la Want
windows, Is sosseiklag alunieg, sad should resolve the at
nation of sultry Wan without delay.

MAILS /On AnirtiALLL—The European and Aus-
tralian Boys! Mall Company bong shoat to impish foes
of their swam needs to Australia, to take up the regales
Myles of the Australis& mdla, ender their montrast wish
her Mojeetre "ornament, the Poe mastet-Geseral Weeds
to avail Mosel( of the depattore of these stamen for the
traansiosios of the mane so Amtrak, lamed of Nadia'
the malls by lain packets. se provisionally amain ; sad
a contrast tee this service has bees mode with the oempeay.
hesordlagly the menet service of the Australiaa mails by
sailing psalms will sere slier the &paean of the packet
appointed to lean Liverpool os the bib Nisbet sett ; sad
theneforwasd, sp to the month of Jemmy, the melts will
b. is made op Leaden, sad deepatehed, by day mail, os the
Wiwi.; Os*. Ms. s—Os the 18th o,tober, 12th Novem-
ber, 12th Desomber, sad 12th Janan, for esanyeaos by
the leraposa sad Ant:alien Coos pony 's peekete from
fkusbenpion. en the Cope of Good Hope. These packets
will pressed is Mennen' sad Sydney oal,, bat they will
wry mallehe all the Anstralka asinise. All keen,
an. for Niea* Wok% Vienrn, South
Aultalla. Unman, Ned Seeket. pain la• the
6th Oolaban ant, will ha tirstried by Inn paten wises
met edilsoned to be abitertee mat t bee Into% in, for
Walesa haatmardo. nil gonna* to be ens, se s !Awl
ponies ddp be Innesitted by nen
only glum to adbeemil—lly eneanad et the
Posanned. loinuro Hsu Ileastuy.—Onerst
, Pu*dliet esombur IS, 1114

London at WlTErira"
Hawthorn, in Lora us a Village. Possessing a good
bass voles, he was found a useful acquisition in many
of the weaned open' of that period. But it was as
Blueskin, in the drama of Jack Sheppard, that
he made his great theatrical " hit." Nightly— •
(we dare not say how many nights)—he revelled in
the character he had made his own, while his sing-
ing, with Mrs. Keeley, of the well-remembered
"Nix my dolly pals, Wm away," rendered it one of
the songs of the dey ; every street organ was heard
grinding it, every boy whistling it, and every
auto shop selling it. The whole of the
minor theatres followed the example of the
Adelphi, there was a "Jack Sheppard" lever in the
theatrical world, but it was admitted on every side
that Mrs. Keeley and Mr. Paul Bedford were the best
representatives of their respective chimaera Much
might be written as to the iable popularity thus
obtained, is to the waste of talent upon such crea-
tion ; but in a notice of this kind it would be out
of place. Some years later, when Miss Adelaide
&edge was attracting crowds to Covent-garden
Theatre, to see and hear her Norma (for her acting
and singing were both great), the Adelphi Theatre
brought out its own version of tie opera; reversing
the character*. Mr. Paul Bedford became the Druid
Priestess. Memos himself meat have laughed out.
right at beholding that enormous figure clothed in
vestal garments, at that wreath of vegetables, "red,
white, and green." The songs were funny, the whole
thing was droll,. it served its purpose—to rain a
Warty laugh. To this day it remains one of the
popular pieces of the Adelphi repertoire.
Mr. Paul Bedford, although a singer, cannot be
celled a " Wandering Minstrel;" be has remained
firm in his attachment to the Adelphi Theatre. It
is tree be some few years back paid • visit
to the Princess's, probably for change of air
and scenery. While there be appeared as
the Labliche of English opera (or rather Italian
opera put into English), doing good service as Den
Pasquale, Dr. Dulcamara, &c, The climate, however,
not seeming to agree with him, he returned again to
" the old hone at home," and has remained " at
home" ever since. He is surrounded by many of his
old playfellows, although Time, ever and anon, steals
we frees the ranks. Hie "faithful friend and part-
ner," Wright, is by his side trues more. To see them
again together appears as natural as the sunlight is
to the day, the drollery of the one serving to draw
forth the tun of the other. Anthem, too, are aware
of this, as a piece is "eldest written that does not
provide for the two; while, to the laughter loving,
the names of Wright and Paul Bedford are " familiar
as household words."
As one of a pleasant, merry company, Mr. Paul
Bedford is alwa welcome ; his name is almost sure to
be included in the cast of any great " Adelphi drama.
Although in his appearance he is rather calculated
to play the "heavy fathers," he is general) y intro-
' dared to lighters a piece. He deserves a word or two
of especial praise for refusing to accept • part,
however small, when he can in any way assist the
ensemble. For instance, his character of Jack Oong,
in The Green Bushes, although inferior to that repro-
sented by Wright, or the late 0. Smith, wee a feature
' in the picture, the light borrowed from others was
again reflected back upon all that surrounded it.
In private life, Mr. Paul Bedford has many friend',
his unvarying humour and good temper making him
a welcome guest at any table where harmooy and
joviality preside.

7LERICAL REMONSTRANCE TO TEE ARCH-

BISHOP OF CANTERBURY.

A large number of the clew in the north of Eop
laud, sad particularly of those who ore benefited Is tbs
Moms et Darbseu—all el whoa ere is the pet v.nos of the
Arebbisisip et York—ben &advised t►s fsllowir g re-
nominate to ths Archbishop of Canterbury :
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"May it pleas your Orme,—We, the usdenigned °lag, y
sad laity is the dimes of Dalian, are uuable to withhold
from your grace the expression of our surprise and alarm at
the judgment which your grim has Intimated your letup
ties of posmosing is thew of the Venerable the Arch.
dams of Tauten.
" That a eistoymn should undergo sentence of deprive-
tios for holding opinions shish have been maintained by
multitudes of Minoan: ausemate, not only of the chords
of &glad, but of the. church of Christ, in all aim awl
countries, on a question professedly of the most deep and
moadite Aerator, on which dl .set and spparantiy sou-
listing mode* of expression have always bees freely em-
ployed. as endeavours (all perhaps equally inedequem) to
mama, from different points of My, the different aspects
of the rime treallendeat mystery :
" That limillehlans Meld than be introduced. sad beams
upon, the essosisome lapsed, when the Holy Scriptures cad
the Chase! Hefenesal have imposed aeon :
o Thee Ibe sam tesseulsrlesk the; terpretation of whisk
was, en • r seat ocesisine, with yorases expressed ap-
proval, staillhodi so wide as to admit of their embracing
statements MISR Gas of the sacraments , apparently in direst
opposition a thom, should sow, in the cue of the °that
savassest,havo their interpretation contracted to so narrow
a limit as to admit hot of oat rigid cosetraction acne :
"That the Articles should be shut out from the mimeo
tory light throws on them by other TOrtioes of the Prayer
Book, by the writings of the recognised anlmaties of the
Ghana of Reiland, sod even by Holy Scripture ; and should
thus, without reference to their history, or the specific thee-
logicsl bearing of their terms, be constituted the cue al-
solielest steadard of doctrine :
" All this appeal to us fraught with ornsemeencee es
disarm and detrimental to the best interests of our church
that we dare not withhold our fable remoastratme.
" We must humbly rentiad your grace that the venerable
defendaot is the prisms ease hes solemnly rofeewd his
full assist to the dogmatic stetemeote of the choral of
Bighead urea the holy sacrament of our Lord's body and
blood. sad that the °pintoes for which he has been tried are
held by him not is disparagement of those statements, bat
in liellilleetien with them. We would also molest that,
however formally irreeoneilable the two lints of thought
embodied respectively in the defendant's propositions and
is the Macke, may appear, they are not really so, as is
evidesoed by their existing side by side in the writings of
our greatest divines, particularly that sainted father of the
ehursb (Si. Augustine) from whom the very words of the
Twenty-tint! Article are derived, as also by their joint re-
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