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London, England, 1865-10-06 00:00:00

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FLNIIBURY REGISTRATION.-Aft. Terrell, the re-
vistas barrister for the borough of Finsbury, commenced
the revision of the EAU of voters this MCKIIIOg at the Lords'
Justices' Court, Lincoln's-inn. Neither the liberals nor the
euesnativee were represented, and only the pariah officers
attended. Mr. Alfred Carr, the revising officer, produced
the lints of claims and objections. There were 60 claims and
'sly 5 objections. The 'umber of voters on the register
le sow 24,325, and in the lastgeneral election a great number
la 1852, cos the previous general elsotioe, the unm-
an:dr:the register was 21,000, but of the 13 parishes and
liberties in the borough there were claims in 6, of which
3 were in Bt. Lake's, 25 in blingtoo, sin St. Andrew's,
Holborn, 2.3 in Stoke Newiontos. and 2in Saffron-ha Of
thjectioes there were only 3in Islington and 2 in Saffron-
hill district. Mr. Layton, the vestry clerk of Isliegtoo, at-
teaded the rubies.
THE ANGLICAN AND THE GEESE CHURCHBEL
We are requested by the Bev. W. Heston to state that
the report of the censure and degradation of the Masi-
naudrite of Studenitza for admioisterieg the Holy
Communion to a member of the English church is
wholly unfoanded. The Archbishop of Belgrade bes
NOW Is Mr. De
Levant as to the truth of the
ansetions in the Herald, and he states that the
thought of degrading or cementing of the Archimandrite
had never entered into his mind. We are in possession of
rmation which leads us to believe that before long the
Serbian church will take a more formal step towards inter-
communion with the Anglican church. At moot we
forbear to say more. —C'hitreksitaw.
THE PRAYER FOR THE REMOVAL OF THE CATTLE
PLAGUL—We have reason to believe that at the instance
of the Archbishop of Canterbury, an order of council will
shortly be issued, authorisieg the general use, throughout
England and Wales, of the subjwined form of prayer
which has been drawn up by the primate, and is &beady
is use in his owe chapels at Lambeth and Addington :
" 0 Lord God Almighty, whose are the cattle on a
thousand hills, and in whose band is the breath of every
Beier/ thing, look down, we pray Thee, in compassion
upon us Thy servants, whom Thou hut visited with a
grievous murrain among our herds and Socks. We
acknowledge our transgressions, which worthily deserve
Thy chastisement, wed our sin is ever before us; end in
humble penitence we come to seek Thy aid. In the
midst of judgment do Thou, 0 Lord, remember mercy
stay, we pray Thee, this plague by Thy word of power,
and save that provision which Thou but in Thy
goodness greeted tor our sustenance. Defend us, also,
gracious Lord, from the pestilence with which many foreign
bode have been smitten ; keep it, we beseech Thee, far
away from our borders, sod shield our homes from its
ravages ; so shall we ever offer unto Thee the @amities of
praise sod thanksgiving, for these Thy lute of Druidism
over us, through Jens Christ our Lord. Amen."—Church.-

won.
ETON COLLEGE.—The following sre the arrange-
mete at the college this Michaelmas school time :—Cap-
tain of the school, J. Kennedy, K. 8.; reptant of the ocpi-
dses, C. E. Buckl,nd ; captain of the boats, F.. Hall ; cop- PESBONS BITTEN BY DOGS.--This morning a pax-
tain of the eleveo, E. Lubbock ; , president of the Etas liamentary Mum was issued of all persona bitten by doge
Society, E. Lubbock ; ehainnao, 'W. W. Phipps ; auditor, andoonveyed to hospitals between the Ist ot January and
C. E. Beached. Foothall.—Keeners of the wall. E. Lob- the 28th of June last The numbers are as follows :
bosh and Willis, K. 8.; keepers of the field, W. W. and T. j Charing-cross. 56 ; German Hospital, 9 ; Guy's, 40 ; Los.
H. Phipps. The school is cow in an extremely flourishingl doe, 70; Middlesex, 32 ; Ili‘yal Free, 13 ; St. 13ertholo-
eoeditioo, them beim on a rough estimate about 820 echo- : mow's, 61 ; fat. George's, 28 ; St. Thomas's, 27 ; Westinin-
lus at the college. : star, 24 ; sod Seamen's Hospital, 1. Om death from hydro. s
THE COME GT mere:num • COTT/OM—The offi- ' phobia took place at Guys.' At St. Thomas's a man died It
theamount. of the outlay st the late elections show that from hydrophobia ceased by his dog licking his face. It
the costa of the two emeemative oandidates in North PITT AND MC nltaY.—The two men differ widely ri.
Essex were 2,9871 3s. 10d. ; and of Sir Thomas Western, io their oratorical style. Pitt thundered, and overwhelmed ea.
3,3461.6 E.. ; =AM' • total of 6,ta11. 911. 104. In South his hearers by the terrific vehemence of his invective. an,
Eases the 000servatives expended 5,1981. is. 10d. ; sod Mr. Murray charmed them by the persuasive softness of his 00
Baker, 6,3731 U. 11gd. • total, 11,571113'. 91d. Thus it silvery tones : SO,
i.
appears that the sum expended' in the last election for the • ' Though deep, yot clear ; though gentle, yet not dull •
1 20.
hastier of moreseeting the county was 18,5051 3e. 70. Strong without rap ; without o'nflowing, fulL" 10,
We cannot but feel shot this is much too large a sum to Gewraly, he was a fair match for his fierce antagonist, gr.
nooks gentlemen pay for leave to perform a public duty, sod. although the task of driendisg the policy of the ignorant It.
that any reform bill should include a thane in the mode of Duke of Newcastle, who succeeded Pelham as premier, in 17,,
election. —Clicharford Chronicle- 1754. canoot have beets very easy. t sometimes he seems 1
ALL ENGLAND PLOUGHING MATCHEB.—The two to ham beats frightened by Pitt'Bus unmeasured sarcasm.
'rack MSS from liollojoh mod Bedford mot at Pam. Thus. "ou oss occasion," writes Mr. Butler " having for
borough on Tuesday, when Marrs. Howard's man POT' some time tortured hie victimby sestina invekive. Pal sad-
par, carried off the silver cop, egaiost ileum. Rarsioute's dimly stopped. threw his eyes around, then fixing their whole
man, Barker, thus beating the IF4Wiell TOM three times power on. Murray, attend these words in a low, solemn
cat of five within a week. on the same daT, at Wisbech, tone, which caused a breathless silcace :—• I most now ad-
BAsl"°°'° new man. Dale, mat Deward' man. Brown, bee. a few words to Mr. Attorney ; thoy shall be few, but
and, after a swan °oiliest, Dale took the first, they shall be chimers!' Murray was agitated ; tbe look
aid Brown the second prigs. At 81eaford, yesterday, was contused ; the agitation increased. ' 'lodge Festus
Howard', with their man Brown, once more carried off the trembles,' exclaimed Pitt ;' be shall hear me some other
All England Prize. Another large gathering was held yes- day.' He sat doers. Kerrey made so reply ; arid a languid
tordAy, at Maidenhead, under the pee latency of John debase proved the paralysis of the boom." Such a MOO
Waits,. EN , late M.P., for Berks. The All England prizes ea thin would he wsersoli reunite ie a modern MOOD Of
wen minim off by local teem with Howard's plousha —Mr. Commons. There has been little or no declimi in earns-
Gillott's man, J. Lilies, taking the first, and Mr. Mill's memary eloqnsore ; but Chatham's stage tricks would ooly
Tnell. W. Brothers,, the mooed ; the roan of Ilsoromes„ excite doilies. Even thirty years ego Lord Brougham's
Barker. being placed third. Twelve oompetitors contended ss bonded knee" was almost too bold aa experiment.—
lor these prises. . British Quarterly Review, October amber.