The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-14 00:00:00

WALES.

CONOIIII6 - The

secoid sand sesta; of this lowelation wee emnsented ia
Cll/114/TOll on Meshy late, God win madam dean the
week, closing on Friday mole& The etteetlegY held
ander the patronage of the Maw& of Two
exeureions ware made of Muer Se *Rem TM
ant was into the island of Anion', the data at
the vintage of New borough, tie dierelt a wahtdr
and the ono at Arowt the mieheated wombeh
et Map of semi at Beables, end weed other
rakiof Wend; the eseetelea ealsolei le a dieter's
eweeertree SEM Nip leek the
through ease el the nThe u* reemelm&eelle and beestifelelir hie'
W gbh maw. The mote ley dine* the pew d Lbiaberie,
wither the weelleitsweref Donahoe, sad Liaaberie dumb,
thanes thee* the Setae vale of Owynant le
the asps meminio pees of • 34=
road, Moen pica, &a.; sad beck Belem te
Oweenes. This trip wee owe $ nape of peal
The hope Deana of the Idaticsal bassi bad boa op-
propeleard fee the exhibition of the *swings ml
oblige of eatigaity, of which this, wen a greet waniteit.
aOa tables were reaped =ember of oar
•=eee:
potpiesthe soolest mega Woo.
ileol is the ell Seam at Ilepostien. Is essies the
ibileeries pews wive to be read Oa noddle teens,by
the Bev. leis Winless. of Newish ; a the Cromlech,
by the Rev. I. Imes, of Lleallyfol ; on Oirkof y Gweelod,
by the Rev. OM* Williwns, of Llanelli's ; on the Ar-
eluteotarel Feateave Beam, Cathaani, by the Rev. H.
Lonineville Jam, X. A., a Bowman*.

PRO INCIAL.
THE °MN MoltdlBll..-0a
_yea inquestas w
held at Liverpool, oa view dew hard ilWard Canning,
the steward of the %abets's., Owaa biasarch. It appeared
that hie body bed Wes howl ea Monday by the new ea
board the Bauer sleareoe, the Ciabria, Aust.
lag war the Nowleimet The wile olt the de.
tweed, Chamblee Chmake 1 the body. He wee
38 Leers al age. Venlig " lethisat al death."
NAUGHTON. TRU Folo222.—Yeeterday, Henry
itlimslaga (es bis ear le sew mesa& to be)
wee breseht sr het gummisities se Illswireater. lir.
N the Mead, Peubleht sad sambas to the
Beak a sgreered he the pramesetion,
sad Mr. 8. . Hazdiss. aitimar, ire the damage. The tidy
additional manage wee heed Um dim hoe It. Jahn%
Newtoundlank mod some ailldenel agemanale hem Yr.
Hemsley, etas beak of ffea.
shaeleo. The base Mated that when lately the
etaingllea ea die 29th ot Mardibeelgitt CZ=
SOK sere te heir beak, tor an ceder ea Liverred flee the
mime, he ailed listall Wm. mad game hem Item mid
We. Biwa. Wham oh. bald hiss me he wig ganger
=dawn eerie en lateednitlea. He then weat sad
the pt u.., Vii mkt he knew Ida le be what be
Maid. Vitale asked It they geld goods to Hwy% wad
be mid they did, mad wanted the order on Limapeol te boy
masa. Wawa eiked it they withed the order by put, or
weald they Idea it with that Y Newham maid they gybed
to tate it whir them Wheels they mid, t. Ia that are we
mast have ea legrahation tram Num liesay's
grid* leiagties raid, " Weil, thee,
rearee let es ge
mal *ilthe 'mak, never k mad the notes
were estelsed. Whilst etbat the beak whams lea ask
aroma gad tire prisoner Niasktaa arm
Halm Naughton, wad the ether by
dead
ble ammo " Wege."—James Baby, et airbag-
land. degalbeilbi eggabgegba tbe 'Armee. Ha ..t
to their Wrap, ami-Numghtme, ohm wham bed remised
hem short Sae, OMB la, end gm Ids ante Wilma
Farad ma busks themtheraikettegweels
.eai la
wish s trame as ft, labelled " Mir,"
thls he: a paneristadag elms MIK of Nur&
brisseis. They were h m thaw how iss& TrMO* aloft her that the beak wig =wad
MW bed get t dam .18 New Yak. The Omura
were the gesalag belbee the amslatneen mad &ay (this
celled Beeiteww) mkt hat la aim beloard ittily.
Ninghtea beget age. gad Ai sot deny it. to W
Oa ble

theNNW Deghei he prissier hal sitmemily stated
the men *be had escaped at Nowilsendlend was
Dandy, sal MI Beside, as Mat et
pollees Mated be est Impels Minima ler the pelages,
sail ea Ye mild Ms the odoart Meld he hi nee Imp
the me% hut Brody argil Miles am
model hem was nos
sides
ems* itt time y
streemesete that the
lei
pdostheed the or was "pol le M.aealte. Moodo,
the eghtnte, Amid there would be wad hike is the
"diem to LI op, Mein the shape ad melee mere per-
listakily to the pdasser.—Mr. Newmann MOM het en as-
thee ley they well bank dada te seggly US eireknee,
reidacheie the signitsre of haegittea hi he hops A
squat the ems Namildin ant
hie sem-
Pis from this sentry, and their ethaegneet history,
wee landed to our ele Mea-
ds/Mr by Mr. Newmann. The um streets
"Oa the DM Mardi last N. 1a mid arrived is
Dubin. They had stepped at the Northimeimeleml Arms.
They had their hair eat by • barber in Dlb*o, sedposed
two 1001. soles there; suppueed to be pim _
a ky
tau to Mr. Askew, a jeweller, le Uwe Seedilevirest, in
payment fur a gold watch, riii;:ted2maltein, end the ether
was changed by Brady, at Mr. *e, a msampatimagor,
in Leinster chamber.. The same the two men went
by railway to Drogheda, and tans to Dendelk vibes
having ascertained that • vessel world leave Newry for
Amesica they immediately repaired thither. Oa the let of
April theyem went
t es
W,
am
Cties hiaroutino tier fora yawl
York. They immediately got :limed, and the vessel set
' sail the mew day. Oa annuli at New York, Naughton
and Brady remained Were for two mouths, at least
so Naughton states, but it must have been numb
leases. Observing accounts cf the forgery which had
been semmitted in dawn every newspaper they downtrod
to leave that place; and accordingly sailed from New York in
a brie gelled the Vicuna, Capt. Cimino, to Fogo, in New-
foundland. From Fogs the two young men proceeded to
Sc. John's, at which place they made their apparame about
the 22nd of August. On that sky they were introduced by
• man named Thomas Marten (who eppars to have hewing
acquainted with men at Fop) to a Mr. Weidman, general
dealer at Bt. John's as two Irish rodents Naughton amen-
ing the name et William Philip O'Kelly, and Brady that of
Thomas Bradshaw, and they stated that they were on their
way to Spain. They continued to live is lodgings, sad were
apparently engaged in preparing to go to Spain, and awaiting
the departure of sem coasting need to take them to New
York oe Halifax. They obtained passport. Trom ill, Spanish
consul, made out for them on their assumed of O'Kelly
and Bradshaw. In a day or two attar their arrival, O'Kelly
and Brady want to the shop of M'Caleumi and pantaimed
white shuts, mussing, silk bandkerablith, trunks, do,
to the amount of about 81., and in payment gave
Mr. Weabnaa British sovereigns and -Mexican dol.
laza. On the last Saturday or bluuday in July, O'Kelly
again tolled at M•Calreau's shop, and inquired U he would
ethhange some Irish notes for silver and gold, to the amount
of 381. Weidman accompanied him to the British North
American Beak, and introduced him there, and the Isiah
notes were changed by the bath for dollars and notes
of the bank. O'Kelly, en the same maims, Informed
Mr. Weans= that he should require some more
money, bat that he had nothing smaller than • 8001. note.
Ibis asaid he would keep until he got to Spain, end in the
OISSIlltila• he would endeavour to prevail upon his oomp-
nice, Bradshaw, to exchange a 1001. Bank of Ragland note.
Oa SIM July, Naughton west to the shop of •booiseWr car-
✓ying ine Minns is Water-street, St. John's, and asked
him to malt a Beak of England note for 1001., prossrfag
that if he would do so, he would induce Brady, alias Brad-
thaw, to pureheee from him • lot of books to the value of
101. or 121. It appears that Daffy consented to this ar-
rangement, and in the evening of the same day (Slit
Judy) Kelly and Bradshaw went to the eh y together,
end toe former, with the assistance of the latter seleetsel
• quantity of books. Oa the toliowiag day, lit August
(Tuesday), Bradshaw again called at Duffy's shop, and
give him • .1001. Bask of England now, No. 38448,
and dated 18th February, 1847. It appears that Mr. Duffy
undertook to get the note changed end pay himself out of n
for the hooks. Beim doing so, however he seneelted Dr.
Fleming, the Ran catholic bishop on the rap& In the
meantime, however, and in the mains of themes day, lit
August, ISO, Bradshaw became very miss shout the
note. Dr. Fleming had dunes to have me • piat of the
Ana newspaper of 12th April, offering a swami tee the
apprehension of Naughton, and giving the cumber el the
now paid for the forged cheque. On Weis at limn rm.
ben Dr. Fannies; found that the mete shown 110 Yen
by Mr. Daffy was one of three awed In the man.
He thereupon advised Mr. Doily to lam
ended" with the polies autherithe en the hr.
Duffy being • Boman catholic, ad Imam Mal welly
and Bradshaw were also, wee v.y minelmat to do him Dr.
Flossing, however, threatened to the antberides him
self at Mr. Daffy would not. tisider thme eizemMeasse
Mr. Duty went to the polies magistrate, and the ems 1111111,
taken into moody. Subeequeetly they were am eilkwi
end were east beck to the prise& on Eligeal-bill. Mr. Ma-
lay, of the
their pOIMOMISII until &boat the 4th et
when he endued them en the hack with hi. idpatasAign
deposited them at the British North Metrics Bonk, having
never loot right et them from the hes he found them until
he so marked them. Ia Ahearn Mr. Little applied to the
court See the grant of • writ of entiered, wider the Habeas
Corpse Act, to being up the primes with the imamitmeat,
before the court. This was granted ; mad the magistrate
hand that the conuniteasat et the primer was insular,
hair eth as no wise was stated, neither did he know how
to amend it. In Usk dilemma he applied to Mr. Bow, the
seliniteepaeral, eig in the rem of the atteesey-geral.
who was ea Lave of Mmes. He refused to interim with.
oat espies istrestions tram the government. The aegis-
trete obtained • WS teem the governor; sad ea the MlD-
lag at whisk the wilt was releargie a new emmedand was
wads out, wrier the direction el Mr. Bow, and was re-
turned with the depositioas to tie ewe 'The me hes
same ate be argued before two of fan Pigs at Ohnumbers,
and as elaborate judgment was glean by the ad
the taw of wait was. that bah the eemeita
see pronounced to be bed and an gesehei The
jades, however, ordered the two youg mate beheisi in
sou until istmatiams were them tide 'vestry.
Bath primate were present dozing the soyentent of Jed&
am, ad at he else were Wks beak to the pies ea &pal
Hill, ea mimeos about /OS het above the level of the set,
which admits he... Ti. pins ma Signal MIR mama
• few rooms in nod Imeria, aggregated to thepopmaa ei
• Mammy prism, in eseareemes el Iks newt
in al te pel by dem h hamover,timakeethess
shopikem
were imasiat mem neefesteal Huth day,
se ask se as in the pant imam, le remit as Irishmen,
mad thaileway, to via the me penensem may day.
Alias* astray to rule Madame bed mkt ashes
he the ewe sad we. dee • -Ream ache*. It is
M
Int, indrainielity at We wen, the
tme prima wile sagglidl with a alai, with wadi they
eneseeded daft the night id the UM Amgen la eating
Wash • thieshisk Peak door. Having peeled hie door
airdhabeel, by MUM e t pedling op Wit. WO an
threehitheMed: tin side eg the
en • window, lee tkenneleas
dam le*. top dna ned thee ea to the per&
They the resold emend the engem end of the
by • path at the dip eta peeeigies leaky wow a assa",tl
wily two last wide. They thus esemested la remalog the
meters et the badleg, where was ala swig into
des wesetery. A Nary was ea duty at athlete, alas op
althea Ia heat of It, mad going more aim* bered at
a ask mills. The two prawn ma have muted at
Wo rail the swan had walked asuly to the s-
hat amand
eethe
from beat, and
the had hie beak Week ii Si.. they
haw
.me ebectly
aphis* ea the 10th Angst.gateway Tipp It ose *et Wlelly
awl to the prima he his boots, and at the ems* be
'pia greed oust 1101 M the gateway the seethed masked the
Ind et hie ben, and, tuna' round, saw the yeas ma
med haeadely ssewsd kin The alarm was ghee, end
Ile keltaup of a prison instantly went late the town, no.
=r Mr. Flaky with whet liad happened, ad a large
tat police were instantly seat ea the 'pot, mid
Mil was made Is all directions to dimmer lizeilthaw,
bed ore trees whatever paid be bail of hia. It
sal Ithreght that he might haw thrown himself ever
Me gindriOlN and if so he would have been drowned.
ill as sebsegssagy reneswed, however thee he
was seneeeled in • hayloft in the was of thi lila& awl
ant
alto male is the mempost looaft, bet alai ene.
es .--Mi
r. May than an to
_the WA skid jabs to
Isle the primer O'Neil, dithered ever le lie keen log fir
the tense, ad ft was ai hie ems time delmeina MM
Mr. Finley Meld paned le this esenny by the wend
width math The Yawl.. werannw balling** he
the vend, ad ea the Side Mr. nay, with the pima
..barked en Weed the weal, hang taken the mere thew
the bask, awetask, teal ht* bees deposited by hint yealmuely.
—From
t them
el hei2i map the joisosor ems fib ibe
ime of theme
t Vendet s the IOW& *visa* had
been aria at , sabot se the vessel sad • &da-
mson of poliesretuned to Bt. John's from Gahm fruitless
11110/11L
EXAMINATION 01 CHARTISTS AT ASIITOR.--Yee-
terday the ma charged with being asemery to the ardor
of Bript, the polissame, were again honed oe he
Towshall, gam They are eight in mails : Joseph
Constantine, Themes Teaks, John Sefton, Time Kew
worthy, Thomas latgawar, William Parker, James Wig
ley, and Whim Winewhettra—Mr. Minma, the thief
eatable, not halm
_eakima evidsmem.r, the pea fre • brims masa WI mew who
li=llshenki be la a pada to the maw
my "TWINE waist Asa The paean seems& peat
dimetishatisa et this saying they Willed their
trial to s'AM OS MS ragas but they wen kid,* the
magistrates that this was net to their lied trial_ that
would not some ea till hut miss—Mr. Joke Brooks, at-
torney who appeared for Wrigley, urged that the farther re.
and 'of the primes we. unseestatical, and enateaded
that three was no edam sada them, as Mr. Newton
only stated that in believed he shield have sasses nut
Monday. lie thee& that Mr. Nowa we net the proper
=e ss judire whet widow was amenalin in this ewe,
the same give to him wield net be an am,
as It west be he eves. There we • great gligenses be-
4004shitremse edam.
Thabefenizeisinms.the isegthrateshowevar,
ivirnaland belerlitissettweldef
don, emigrated the emend applied Ow.

CHARITST AppimulOss AT fiADLLIWOATH.
—Oa Tossesy aisbt a party of puss arrastad the follow-
tag pular, at Wilsons*, as a slurp of asditica sad
Oa
attar to somata ea uniawfal assaably
Gawp Plau, Whim- Lillis, Jolla Robinson Tonkin%
ThOnall Wild, Jobs lenitsw, Jobs Haat, Jolts Pomo,
Janes Nield, Janos Leah Jaw& Rides, Jobs Walker,
sad Jobs FanaL

FOZOIIIO BMA or Excnseas—At the
c=
mart, Birmingham, on Monday, G. Worminess was

with forgery. From the erases it appeared that in Gerber
abet year the
lairs was a sehoolrearev at Wasesbery,
kag a verybearding lead them, milled else Holy-
\head-hawlesey, is thee month he ass called ups a Mr.
Atkisson es get a bill arrested. Mr. Atkins= bad dim-
e:mated three bills for him is all, and they bad mob teased
out to be forged. The diet one was presented on the 9th of
October, and prorated to be drawn by the prisoner him-
self sad metre& by Mr. Jobs Corbett, aseticeser, of
Bat" Win be the sum of 201. Abair the 26th of the
WYSS month the primer west to Mr. Atkinson with
ameba bill fir 261. rata. that be wanted immediate sr
easamodados tapes le. The ow was also draws by 'him-
self, sal purported to be accepted by Mr. Alfred Hama
planthe, of Bream, two of whose ems be represented
to be at his sehool. This wee also dieeounted by Mr. Atkis-
son. Oa the 9th a Weimar he again ailed ea Mr.
Atkinson with a bill for 901. drawn for himself, parportisg
to be accepted by Mr. David Lees. coach spring maker, of
Wohribury, lad endorsed by Mr. Blaney, 'elicitor, of
Birmingham. As in the former inetasee,.bs said that Mr.
Lem bed two sons at his school, and that the bill was to
cover their half-year's board ; and in eiglanairs as to the
roma of the bill being endoesed by Mr. Marry, said that
he was his father's attorney, but happened to be oat of emit
3 the meant he called upon him. This bill was discounted
also. It ro happened that the last bill breams due Wert the
29th of January in this year, and in ornequenos of Mr.
Atkinson's saapiatons befog aroused, he went on the fa.
lowing day to Warranty, when he found that during the
prewar night the prisoner had completely sera his house of
his furniture, and had himself disapprand. On inquiries
brag made, it was found that all the bills were forgeries-
lie had not been lace herd of until apprehended is
Coventry on Friday last The magistrates erearitted the
primmer for trial. He was also eseunitted en another
of bill forgery, at the instance of Mr. Beres, sohdtotarti:
appeared that en action for the recovery of • debt bad been
brought against the prisoner by a cheat of Mr. Rowe, and
in order to stay proceedings, and is settlement of the • debt,
ta primmer presented a bill for 201. purporting to be &e-
-moted hy Mr. D.vid LIM. the acceptor in the tenser cam.
The debt amounted to 61. or 61. less than the sum fee which
the bill was drama, and he received the din', rents from Mr.
Biker a day or two after he preeeate.l the bill, which was
'incepted. It was now proved to be a forgery.

ESSEX.
Tea CASRB Or POISONING in this county ate still
unninveitigstion. The um to which the authorities are
now directing their attention is that of a penes named Na-
thaniel Buttes, formerly savant:A in the menthol Penmen
who died on the 30th of September, 1846, • few days ant
the death of Mary May's Ant husband, about whom some
suspicion also exists. The authorities, not having the power
of exhuming the body, have transmitted to the serener a
quantity of evidence, to order that he may take the neces-
sary steps for investigating the matter. The next ease h
relative to a person noted Palmer, resident in Ramsey, who
died shortly after Button. Almost immediately after his
death Mrs. Palmer left Ramsey, accompanied by
a man with whom she bad long been intimate.
The town of Great Holland in the Tendering Unix hes also,
it is inspected, been the scene of one, If not more, of then
dreadful poisonings. From the ineestiglition whieh has
taken place, it appears that • man namedßru4er died sud-
denly some time since, in great irony, having b en well and
at his work until within • few hours of his death. Two
other cases an under oonaideration—one in the parish of
Tendering, and anther la the parish of Bradfield. In the
forme. the keeper of a beenbop, named Brown, is the sub-
ject of inquiry, and in the latter the body of a person named
Gop, who there is little doubt was poise ed, is to be exhumed.
In the investigation of then cases it has beenaseertained that
mast if not all, owe their origia_ to the existence of what are
in this pert of the country called Death Clubs." A penes
(men or woman) enters on of these dubs, agreeing to pay
a area of 7d. per quarter, at the same time appointing a
nominee, at whose death the subscribing party receives 101.
or 81., wording to the number of mesons enrolled. In ad-
dition to this subscription each member of the dab pays &L
extra on the death of any noshes. Mrs. Southgate was •
member of one atlas' clubs. Mrs. Bultoo was also • mem-
ber, and received 81. on the death of her husband.

LITERATURE.
Low and Gaits.
Mr. Gladstone begged Lord John Russell to be-
ware of meddling with the college system at Oxford,
which he said was becoming more and more a
" living reality." Plain people want to know what
this "living reality" is. We have noticed this book
simply to show them. The system whisk'', for want
of a better name, is called Puseyite, is we are con-
vinced most imperfectly understood by the generality
of laymen. It has been the object of much attack and
defence during the last few years, but the questions
upon which the discussion has been raised have in
general been so trivial that the whole import of the
matter in dispute bas escaped the attention of those not
personally manned. The "living reality" st Oxford will
carry us over some points of the elucidation.
To superficial observers, a great number of parents,
for instance, the system at Oxford is merely an educa-
tional system, which is intimately connected with the
great institutions of the oonntry, under which it is quite
proper that those should be trained who have the
means, and which is, moreover, the almost necessary
preparation for the church. The parent finds that, in
order for his son to take • degree at Oxford, the youth
must be entered at some college which professedly un-
dertakes him education during his college life (nearly
four years), at the end of which time it presents the
youth to the university for examinatiou. The uni-
versity is the body of which the colleges are parts
It appoints examiners, who pass or pluck our hype-
thetacal youth, as the case may be. In the former
event he receives the degree of Bachelor of Arts, when
his education, as far as Oxford is concerned, is com-
pleted, the degree of muter being merely an affair
of time and money. In the latter he hes
to read up for another examination. The
university, we should remark. has made the youth un-
dergo a trilling previous examination at the end of
the first half of his career. These examinations con.
tain nearly the sum and substance of his doings with
the university, collectively : the remainder of he pub-
lic life is connected exclusively with his college. The
"reality," therefore, el this system is a matter of the
greatest importance.
Theoretically, the authorities of the college are,
for the time being, the moral, mental, and spiritual
guides of the, youth, whose independent =otiose
they control as it seems good to then He
finds, therefore, that although allowed to break-
fast and tea in the rooms with which they fur-
nish him, his dinner must be taken is the college
hall at a certain time, that he mast attend prayers in
the college chapel daily, that there is a specified hoar
beyond which he is not allowed to be out of the
building, and that there are various other regulations
on minor matters. Now it is on these points of
prayers, stated hours, and regulated modes
of discipline, that Mr. Glaristone's " living
reality" displays its marked features. These points
were, until lady, left to the gentlemanly feelings of
the men themselves. The authorities found their
account in not giving these regulations the character
of positive law, except in the case of exaggerated
transgressions of them. It was thought that the
generality of men would be as little likely to absent
themselves regularly from chapel, where daily prayers
were the rule of the institution, as from the morning
prayers in a family. However little devotional feel-
ings might be concerned in their attendance, still it
was wandered that men would not be guilty of suck
• deliberate breach of good manners as would be in-
volved in a systematic neglect of the ordinance in
question. This system worked well enough. The
colleges had their dos proportion of essevase aujes,
who gave much trouble by &systematic dentin of all
seder; bat them were the exceptions. Now,
since the revelation iateedneed into Oxford
under the atomism of Mr. Newman and him
school, the destine Me bele ed, that the
principle of °beaus to college died - should not
be essentially psististermity bat seeiesiestieel. It is not
I now • mere mann of detail, but ofedwork. The
colleges are no lugger well regulated bending-house
but prof t monasteries, the members of which
peefora their duties in obedience to aseletiestical dis-
aipliss. As this feeling is more prevalent among the
eadargradeates than tne heads, thee is occasionally
to be met iiEgartles the strange sight of stadents
an paying obedience to antiquated forms,
which the never dream of wishing to enforce.
These aspirants to the glory of the monkish butte, in
the persons of the undergraduates, wish to regard
their college as the monastery, the fellows as their
spiritual directors, and the heads as the ecclesiastical
supeeiers, from whose decision there is no appeal.
The fist of men thus voluntarily putting their heads
seder a hard yoke is remarkable, but it
is nevertheless true. While the Lads are
imeting at the upper table, the undergraduates are, in
sheilines to eetheiastical regulations (to which they
volealnrily subject themselves), (sating at the lower.
The jelly old high churchmen of the crusted port
nisei me peetlixed at finding men, instead of being
disentangle niensdly placing themselves wider the
coated drainset nly peculiar to their own col-
lege, but which have been sedulously hunted out from
records which date centuries back.
Oxford or Cambridge is the nataral abode for men
whose minds are in the peculiar state of the undergra-
duates in question. They look upon the fine old build-
ings, on the still existing old forms; they study the old
institution, and they are reminded that all these an
;dice of the 'tidal* ages, when these was an
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lib whisk probing them daisy se their aatmel kite,
sad wma at was sot ammeary, no sow, is mite a-
theism ell ampallake to poises them They
preehe • Audis, inseagraity la the mashie brae
around Am and OM spieft el the ia whisk tbry
live. cad they at the that the only
way is whisk thessagreitg ie to be reamed is by
a dreg& le meommikk the regueseeisa ti the man
Mate es' bike wile edited orbs the inner put
of the mimeo weft bunde
idea l. TIM
Oglloseed. hof part
=WM ia & at
There immodest amps at viewer
elm. 'fhb mommat e essemmusid by redid
ascommeals la Mickey, Mentes% mil the seta *my
one who bows bow prebend sad how biased are
the predestine et the middle egeo, how wombefelly
they rep
the whale des aid spickof the
times el *sir maim may ~sive the
tent whisk this revelation ia the habits
of the anderradiates hoe 'maimed. The mean
go up at a time whoa the Wisp are meet open to
impreesioase they live i• a lows which everywhere
hears wits= to the piety. the learsiag, the art of the
ogee which are hid up le them ao aside for baits-
bon.arialser bet, fa spile of the .neatendeism
raised the WA& mon them Meg imenised
an lifs. whisk moms& itself ia an animal/
oei amiss AM it meld be is to to look far sow.
They pereolve, se all mast pensive, that may of the
existing batons of Wisp lib are mere dry beam,
sad they might° emesuMmte a power of Beirut seethe
to the relies by a nemetrastioa of the old body end
as Weiss of sew life. They am, therefore, what
Stream is hie memdmhie pamphlet, which we
lately amisedoelleßamlisistoo "men is whom feel-
lag end imegleatios __pewee imams of thought,
goals et wee womb rem itamparesq." Ga we
mobs that they amid dill is with the spirit of
time all the plum ? Om we weather that ohms the
ibradea d the plass is ewes* eepretedl by so
mete sittal=, sad loathe. sad trwe, that tame
dada oh* kr
ralhelis tells' livieg milk' of Mr. Obligee.
This baba II le whim h Lk theessrgas with wasid-be
moat% who go hulk Iron the ealvereity M thep=
to beh.; Mesta ble portage it they below
mil Irk" ma only bosses, petite mem by re
sewsiag as
Wm et Intim the great a 1
of these Wm
at seller. " sisallkif
thershrts taiderteekeri =lasyseidisease whisk fa
at pmeent affeedse the of the "dab
of the vast erfty of hen at sae of
the great institutions which furnish as with
surly the whole of ern elerumea and •
greet portico of our mobilo sharestere. It is
important. Menke", la a eationel point of
view. that Ito Warne, should be *Med eat and its
nature determined. It is a met wee be believe that
the a Ilia, reality • at Gebel pelmets its wait
fruit is the Plumb, curate whe ameba a fro islet'
hubbub biz wt perish. It is, in mulish a what
whirl' is the thought,. mid
satiear theta* the
of the stream eflyeerg lama elm& tea
fortune which IS .easterlygown/ kom Wird to
All the mast impatient postbag Is dwelt and state.
We mold wish to see the features of this eyeless de-
lineated writhed as missive redness" to theology.
Its isiesase is ao Les powerful is matters whisk in-
troll palled sad @Deli priatiples thee ia thee
relative to the &web The almost aimed bibs
at Oxford is that the whole social sad *tied spars
b a doe% sad that the apkit whisk is to bleetbi
life aa,l hermeay into it im to be embed Its
the Wide Goa Cambridge has lest allowed the
preview, tibia holing to twine so Waal i be
andseradeelle lib @DOAN& bat tho elms of andeate
who ma blinded pa hip ad= am as whit behind
their modeskal benne is the mister animosity in
their amiss of modinvel delirium t sad their n-
ames@ snoods pretty was ever their lay brethren
siAs an fastens' of the ashen of this influence we can
ve tho fiellewleg from pommel imowledge of the
beta A bypass ease, Moat** time el the bet
wof the priasiples alluded te. elm* of the
eds. of the limonlidele ems Yd a nasty
Weaned the " Wei Ants Chief of shish the
fklysleg rem the saddle hr sohneelpho

martyr. Why shawl& all we have ear St. Charles, as
well as the f—sel tra be take meet to hear
tha to agor this =sareer OVllry
la all weaklings:lit ahe sad eliinsisiverA
abatai we asks& whatAsserogiplea they ea-
peeled esilest arm " flare a low view an-
' swore& liallemena It dale sot idiot's at al. la tea CAA.
dacha, the spa*. of the essigegodea whir* to the
wpm. Swiss for hoes wh
ere ail hi Sawn what
Ma away." " said .• what
that mess whoa a Sena Catboat ;aye illtsrsapaset
sepoesed to alks trashes, which he tea der Whoa a es&
17.. es well ea with ow. And
Upla, Oaths&
Mw the bedlam el IR SS mine
plea at wheels, as a reword, tot earienlisY eteame!!
Cr, ea yes havi; th=lhoeriliedia
is=ia, espeetad, at least the boa tar a
near. " Ah, I see," retorted Ihslield,
" the um wells the resew of what pa seligidowarri—it is
oat for thus That Mae, het kr those that away. The
11=tIs midis. sot hold.. It's ea hams.
tall there% tower so It Norwell.= the twa4,
but ea the sides yea saw it was hut a this will, made tele*
Ilk, a twee, is order to it,. the shush as Impish, abet.
De not tap amok • bit of • well.sed3r4sibmal ta
" Thorsh owaker teasees" ammo' " re-
I deal; he gib Indispetalsat of the . kr
bout a thinke thee Magnesia. sad vas essesersted
by war senores eathen." Shahid argued that this
tread ha as poi a nen Sr Imolai up the MN as for
ltsegis gp the okapi. We de the " said
Boma aO, Me was awn every Sunday, a.ewisr IS
tllll siteetthellegthh ftyaleisskart Pater lizeibeassweAsep
what wield ywa hoe sire r Meant
Ass era*, atkest it was beyond Mass. Was the Cesare
Prayer the Ugh/ owe, or the Oubwrodoa &Ma% is the
Litany, or the serusoe, or say pan of then ? Or MOM
Selma's words really • stollopint liat there were eir
men who actually sail the mak mess awe a week'
• • • • It was es petty a Itaillag_ as Daman
had led hen to meet. ma very pigtail, isiba tyr.
This, wee a sew altar, is the beet I•24tmeasnse
table , a piosins. what looked like • sal
wimple et beadome brass candlestleks.
the use of he pisohms—he did net brow hot—
sad wee tad that hove was always a plass le she di
okeraltse of liagload. and that there Goad be as prow
restoradea without IL lion he asked Si. taranlag et No
besulihilrwrought closet er sass. above the altar, and re.
asswee " dist ear sitter shinikee .1 the Roma
always had • talseeade Sr rinerving the 1101101-
=WW I." Mrs Choke was hem* to a stand, ea
width Shelleid asioidi the on of he ashen sad was tad hy
Mom thaisbrare if We
eweby the awe,
but that his la all Wes mills amt what they maid.
Lastly hi thessinhst a the teadlossishs, and was hid
that, sethaisipalisied as their bishop vas, they had
LAM,
s Mt he woad Aged te lights in ouvies. st hest at ha,
but It um plait that the um ot the candlesticks was to heid
eradm.
There is a quiet Mire is the above. whisk must
surely have its strait upon than d the AngleXadso•
lies who hure not pi head over mein the sea of
ally whisk Is avow so melt good sense
aad haw at Ozhrd. These who have
obtles
premium whisk Si.. the ground-work of ado
the
of that adversity, hid hbattyread the week
and, attar as awned psnwal. ask themselves whether
UM position in the church eau be justified. We are
tae of the answer. la the meantime we take
leave of the book. with thanks to the author for
having dated and argued the Tuition folly, and
letting as me the real rights of the saw, without re-
deem or ambiguity.

mums m—usicAL MTITAL

NOZWICIF, WIDNIIIDAY.-1 Nellettlei tv Cdr
is the estinbal yesterday Ina Mod rat the
kisrepastrina et its choral lneet h esseind.
itswell Isms to morybeda jermadhle bee paid my sheaths
to the binary et mak On the Nthn
eel sheen law Wain • ebb at amjseedia dew ;
mat they law best les • poiael mum
.steeps---. • Imp peparlat lbe amass a:e2
stladto their iesssek sod haveseses INN
easiest smplisis sad stresh.
Mein se espeseill as k the two epees
embeds& (esprila., M. Thews), sal anthel7=he-
le heir piessplek than Nonni The
cathedral ad this eity km always ba skewed by es&
meat umielest ilader tho bee Dr. Beckwith it nee •
sense which passed nosy dietiessiebeddisreples, mad tha.
animas anew has tewed s wonky esseneur is the mews
Me. Beak. The stress* et the disk le 13 net he
aliee.3 Melo. sod 3 brow The le by is tee Mile
Ilea snit sad risk sallmbel ; bat (saints IMO h the amo
ia Liaise) every it is easiest mil war is th =
61111111••69 of his Amy. la the envies et Ili
fee "Ti Dean" sal "Julien is 1" wesetiogaille mer..
sera* I his erred, ewe lased awned Is say shim
that. The aashina was • wised= bombe " Meadek,"
Iblftg ew-
d the sir " But thew debt set hew
II mol," the chews .• LR sp your head., 0 ye
mem ' sad the read = " The sir wee Fuss
by meet the hop is • le= wassidied with s
bimodal wise pest wassesism sad the anentAM, parity et
ape t sad the " Fialsk#A." thrash the
emeralds pile, bad ea Abet OM ass by tsar *see
Misset wisse—an dlest mask loth=
'cps aneshansiest, whisk
without morpowebs them. I lesseise=teis anise is
jolt doe *the Mau tisk et • Nmewhiatbieethebel
*she ta me so begoestly eme est seenly he
Bib wsiai bert Mite swim sad Imitpatinerese
eta* dale. I that there was
einthimisestrandi
tiese
=glib ,g am weiiPabirerseeemsd, ma be beast!
is Mewl* cwt any week is the wee.
The let emu* Nee pease low swans is Bt. Andrew's-
swans, take plow This WNW& II kw=
the is patios et NMI we wee •
Nam 'Mos, is see rd the Wirt sad most swiss,
Nab is the kingdom, sad is *moves I.lln adapted to
media then the t Trimble! of Mr.
=input Inn is that et save et • eirewsk ant IN
vesseabis sesiselesnal apposseses makes it • Mos *far
ter • swami pedermnes el sewed node, what, wile WON
sto et it benne the inlet essesWreem OM am he
last Right it was erowded to the doom with
shiest . AA Its anent Wield sewed Morel
piens, the butiessterselis 6t ISM; waft wit*
prenatal a. beilibeard animated • some es I hum ewe
miasmal. The semen Wpm with Bestiemea's
systpessay, 'Aka as iniserupted the middle et" tin
benditel elispelloruehe ot the Dohs of
Lag=is the . pewee Weds
Bamilet break Me symptom,. ea/ bogie
" God saw the Qum." whia we slogro=
; Mice 'hilt lisenews's hasiney wee
sad sti. mid set tbielft that had the Ones
beta
%i
ems prett thez=imird be, y
den, " bar calk= mewl-
maged hew thie belsentotiss. The Minn
Oa the wild reeky
Alp," witleasyczustrestasee, sad peens emetehis wine
sat is, ite mashies, owl Ibilmm
wee esselly emeaniel with Me " 0 nezti
eniat" Ms. Maw Beeves wee alt
wen is
shwa*/ Wear 0, 'di shrifts sista
"Obsess.`~ bed Impend 11•Whw 411.2:16%
bat was this issowd, is min so satiety liedlem-s
wirh be nose &alai sad iii•Wy. Lc
self prebend the "chisel ses, whisk hoe sheep mod
is Genessy. The Engle* minion h shady ;LI
' manes (nes esessimally 'sliest phrases,
the Nape man West with ell the ulnas*
ot W lamp is anise * hi hard tbroothate
sebnadiss elsagega et the Mimi ;se
WM hie brismitebb view. wok* et It with else-
trifyisi edam This Mt Bosom ins set to dos though
he ossi
.the peahen, prep, a* wonky, ot Webw's
itears, ye maims et Padesties,' with pest
SetiaLsateelles.usTdanwhe ehliohezewpfsts stilliatlezievarhobe
tualuothe " iksamehals," Ale sos sisep," by
whisk the vocal semi* et so smog ;nal it boss
memmai, sad, le she did set J swenass
sad bodeniem she the " " keener is
lappelesed sasqty.B4ll:64lborst of whisk sin threw
iate We Wads "Abe I" wee Winitsbes.
ttte' asinima." asteelly
la . Masa& Abe he is As
Pilaw 111:6411: the wallents isle rasa ot
Imre mil priest
o 1T4.1
truss
is wee:
LrIT-Cset Oh men, the =he " ;'
el hew inn *Ohm eni *Ph
repollisa ins obi Areas asimalkao. This /allowed
•siimilia he. Dinesseo IletehreeisMet •• The
ameba " lee been WI WSW viss sass ley
llealemes Ontelleeteds. Amis. sad It lost,
isdisiskas
ht/
iblial=elsibsztarthommisori4lz;
Mtestebeek.=in Cille doh, "Se Sear is map awls,"
=douss *lea dy&
Wisdom* Ws anew% II se warmially
eat it styes se pisawm, amp le then whim
pet weiftthastis imesleetba losepa
ittielf=“tiwassmersies. The will USW
ere web ad meal* " Ts al eel ale di 'llemigliPlikt
a busy sail
*sash he if mid ba:2: rj.mt2illbs
WM, @MK
lisibiewbos diewilled a( enist—The aeaasdp et et
the mann ankted aloft at • leas esienies bra "Le
NOM di Itipet" Swab pens et it lad sa mediest ant
tot Selma peas wising owiss to We awn jun mom
eleurd-.4te meimakbseleisel Air nabeiss It ins-
phis~weeMieswee et boaebleed to thebot with eseentwess. The
esedis be , ashram to
the end earwigs", the able .each:.., I elan vNat le leek teed.fe It • *lad* nor
shed by the belt tint he very sem" am&
nue be lobes is • Ohne it skewer Nate eessediss to
the nevem* al the ashisho. As elivrobalt.ed
by isty nehmen wahoEF quite deer sad
bat. *km with the atm
et Si mikairs et doable
the samber,
_it will be &Ai wyk,
se s essibrebie soma, the ens es Alltjaossioks. a ;
_ad he-
sides, the wit set allowed to dwell spa thilesatitel
wisest WM whisk this morns' Mons& MAIM. Allege
was tin iNstars sees ",41. sin sisete" pmely sad shandy,
bld with Ilse enaistios dmOshe =As Coniat4ol6ll
=asaad, sowitheteadies her Ivirl vitro Iced a
estesathig wash maw
Isses." woe emendiagly well mai
Cheek sad Mtittaitworsit. Median Cattellsa sew themes'
radius the sir "Dow seats" with evoidessiressues sad
damn ; Imbhwhe *Gained est site "Maya barer

1. /bathe opera h leveidga et Am idiot by Arise
*M. lbat es pawl eedihd le pikate
rtlisbee wester% bee doe ell we Weal le wweeili.
Saud iodine, to the oalltatillo tithe . 3. That the
edoeinue et the lower einem it Isolpieeed to the weltered
ell tellers of eesieto. 4. MO the bun seem onset be
aside" te nay vele is dr ellen stg.touta at. 6. net
Ladder& ire *deed ta vergaklaglbalr esiewleste to vete
et &OWN se do bedhelitblek b.
Wobwritalepanieue detameatheinelawbliewriting.
The mate d the diem el the are diem
et Amnia whebed highly thowehee
in Oar wags seem a we es a heigfeet doe&
eeleeler, whew web have dose borne
▪ te the ef the warnisdna ibewiled apen
his :Mmamlileveneals I man who wan within
a little et the litheat degree of his year in
the tripes; sod the third out very in-
fester to the other two.

Ibis hasten* will explain oar wish of 'nisi;
the proper portraiture of this school as exhi-
bited sesenget lame. Ilse author of the pre-
med vain= hes esnilsed his Maratha to the
religiose mods el the qusstios. The week assists of
a swiss of seaversatioas .meted together by a
slender string of isaidents, whisk perform so other
purpose that that of rondsrlng the theologise' diem-
saes Liss wearisome—net that we would wish to at-

lamb le the esavenaliese is qesetioa ray more
Inatome than that 'hilt womanly Wasp to
the sahjott. Oa the onebary, we have sever read a
'dam sirioselhowelsamiesepresy Una thapiewat.
The OWNIIIIike• see se hid y miaow sash wee hoe
as impartial a shore fa the tab, the alsobast limbless
are se siewely wade to derive a "anise of Ulises'
hoes into, that a readier who as only Issimmbly
amid sheet the to in directs meat betitil
has his fable stilted. That is sepia The
stay, sash as bin is that of a reign= passim, his
wolorgoadeste onistines at OMNI, mil bessiming
= fisgthe imaneasse of the pia) aims sad more
with hie position in the Clierilt sic=
Lad, mall he at last apostatisesisthe Roma
chereh. The rather is evidently himself a 'invert to
the later ohm* sad if not Mr. Minato hiaielf (ms
his hese amosiled) is a poem equally well dulled in
mg plat of the oestroverey. n• aspeintanet
with seivenity life sad mnsrriq modes of
theoglt is ample* sad the ieieeiptiea of
the slab of the collisisa Unwise diar-
ies Wade is is the Mahan degree nate-
wripent
rd. The orpiment ie eandoeled with
formai sad we beast see how it is purerble to
osier has the wasiesioa whit& the author deism,
—nowily, that woman epos toe
assamed try adhere el the =awl Tarr*
thelagie.l abieles b that there is ao esewity cot
of the pale cl the Ramie search. Every one who
spas with the rest pashas hid down by the Trait-
whim west, if loped mad name, end in Weenies a
amber at the aura of Biwa

Me 'Wiesen argument saanot be dimmed
ie Ito solemn et a stewspaper, lad we mot
leave it to he dealt with by thsologisin. Oar
object his Pea to draw attention to the ex-
Mama of a deltas salad of teaching at Oxford
whisk is producing its fruit not ealy in the church
bat in the state. Oar readers mat not
that tats formentatisa at the Uni-
te/ Otribrd was all quieted by the bandoogg
of a Passed* Wadden. the evil is a isarseated
ear sad will require esesething note than a sere
cheat is a dew of its sztravegaitt thaniihrlathis. We
have mid that the epithet it eathatielth hit upon
by Ones ascenitsly hethesiegind bowl%
thethdlird school. IteW Itelithat opithatossording
to ble emplerthlisa et it, is appNed wit splodge by
the thlierthre skeet. Thillub are so %kir ban is
lad kil2oWdlind that we are gabs sarrthire is not
a um has painted within the Mat toe years at
Ached who could as* give ambers hem his own ro-
'oilman still asse stares& Adis Baia is the
hoe of the story, filivisid,ide essagodea, a bard ma.
sentiassetal logical stedsnti they towalthig in the
esentry and met with &tarn, a fellow.stedent,
who has adopted Anglo-catholic views, who asks
theory him to view a chapel in proems
Shellaid hewed le Ms rearteessiy, sad wool* hays pro-
sesded sa his way, bat Detwasa. as harm I "da aunt,
woad sot save it. Rs erthid aka. "An yea dinnel,
M wad. "at Neat into the slay pissed Ira riataxiss oa
. the essensa-1t IS quits a gewoa the west style et the
lawassaik lt was is tats moat filthy aeaditioa—a
awes caw-lass. bat we have nada • rabacriptits sad ea Is
• is righei." "we ars Woodier Oxley," 8611144 anewired ;
yea wield tskieg so.o of eat way." " Not abit of it,"
odd ges/Hres, " it's sat • dew's throw treat the toad ; yea
man not rslaer we. I'm can Ton' !An it" U. pro
ended le she a hinny of the ehapal—all It had ben, all it
nand have hew ; sil it was mod it ems to be. "hkto he
spears et • Catholic ehaptl We mac to sake
the soups et nag as Whop te dedicate it to the royal

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY HVENING,4EPTEMBLV.I4. 181,8,

la elearedea lease tiblik ealiama the whole MeZ
t the
aseeehearo ; sail dm amestallittlo beam
" mtg." was irdairmer reasidoi by
derela. All ids wee wry pod; bat thea moo the
dads to the bet set it the woore,-if eseasetrd pima, es-
trnalai dated half et Ike am,- eat CM etlik a moil mom
maim otimarmiam iseklema he Abet '
Mhely !sat hum the meat at mina r aalelarer Are ti
midst I Arm* by she lied* hem sad id= ilea of
osamnatioa roma me, dad the
weary dit. Tim Mr. LeMisf leadires,...a
....By. Cedes Arbor.* wry tareetti2S.a
emfelmewa " Da tao atelkilirhdll*" him
la IIIIIher" weedimawlihimmh edam r ihoomktke
the iliv. iigikkilletialbfallellbeillgeldaprOvillillS.6lllWilg
weft ; isolbocagamo mo:lb: betmaim
they ay. balm falliellaipetoom oi ttto=
Nis 111111eme. twig, ea The salt east wee,
to egeleadium dam eid ebe dam sal npreedmi deem
at width they regain. Ilio smut masisiod with
=l'. Om " The ahotill tog fiffew," will& wee the
porthe-1 mai the ite.el had bid& a the.=
dillSwer=o4 MI mead deelbemema of eh
mamas. ea( wee very IMINSINI. Its O
morel remarkable haulm whisk I Si,. aid to maim.

CLERICAL
PaininglltA—Tko &v. A. Aoiresoo, B.A to the
remey Stibme, Ilmarist 410. a. sol W. ; pt. Dui id Low.
e.
vilarag• di Old Clam. lamanurt; ale.
eadoir•slyuk IWO vaimooe; lam lart W. Newum—. W.
& We resavis at Ilmamtaa, Samerwt; dia. &
11111‘.1 • Pllla .1, F. Zama —155. & lesstete4 te
M Melee et the Ouleent Steed, Totals, Devaa—an. J.
=CAW P.O. Illeeseet ; dia. B. awl W. ; Ifl. c v.t. R.I.
vt. D.D., lieser et Dooposot.lo.Mooro. to the
limey tuna at Oladb; Ma Cluaoer.-lev. S. \Sodas; 1s the
sang it Matt* Dow&