The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-23 00:00:00

coNvocarlos.—(THlS DAY.)

This morning both Houses of Convocation re-
arrembled at Westminster form despatch of busions. 1
The Upper Hoses had not rred basilicas when our •
report left. In the Lower Howe, the Prolocutor (Arch-
deacoe Bieksrstoth) adverted to the report of the com-
mittee, consisting of the DNS of St. Aleph, the Arch-
demos of Moentouth, Sauey, end Tonto, tie Rev. H.
Bohm, the Raw. Dr. Jobb, the Rev. Sir H. Thompoon,
and other geetiernim, oo " The Retakes between the
Church of England and the Committee of Conseil oe Pao-
cation " which was laid oc the table of the house as Toseday
last. 'The committee expressed their regret that the mooed
end oompreheneive basis of 1839-40, which provided alike
for the security of the church sod for " the rights of cow
861008," should hare bees departed from. They depre.
coed the forcing of " the eoesciesee clause" upon the eon-
echoes of church people, whisk they held to be bed, both
in point of good faith sad in point of polio—in point of
Food faith, because it wasa breach of compact, and become
it deprived many of that public wisteria* to which they
had a rightful claim ; is point of policy, because it noes-
eerily operated as a hindrance to the building of schools for
the education of the poor.
Ambition° DINDSON rose to move the following 11110111.
hens :—" L That the report of the committee spoe the
mistime between the Church of Reeser!, arid the Om-
mitt.. of Conseil ea Education, be approved by the Renee.
2. That whereas the Order in Conseil June 3, 1839, pro-
vides that ports be made towards kildhlinF schools con-
noted with the National Society, the Committee of Coun-
cil co Education ought act to bat upon any realties'
of a building grant which is sot cossietent with
the charter sod terms of mks of the Natioaal Society.
3. That whereas the Order ia Council, August 10, 1840,
provide' that each portions of the InetraMbns to beg
Majesty's inspectors as relate to religious tesahing is me
'shoals as are in connexion with the National School Society
or with the oluireit of England be framed ley the web-
hilltops ; sod inch inetrootions were eascordiney se framed
sad were made public, by the Committee of Cowell la the
year 1840, the Committee of Council on Edeolion ought
not to interfere with the order and course of the religious
teaching to schools in oonnexion with the Nektool Society
or with the church of Raglaad. 4. That the above resolu-
tion be cotnumniceted to the Upper Hones, together with
a ropy of the report."
Sir R. Thereon ham given notice of an ameadramit.
I Hesse left sitting.

A private letter from Paris states that there
never was such a show of fine home and splendid equipoise
as are now to be seen in the Bois de lionlogee. The
Pukka are giving very high prices foe the bast English
carriage and saddle horsed. Much taste sad great ex•
pease are lavished also on the carriages and hareem that
are sported on that fashlosable promenede. Nome but the
most respectable hired cabs and cabmen are flowed to
drive there. Soma alseasialas le felt ma ward of
discontent amongst Pukka workman. Bane isoastor
strike, are expected. There is a talk of a when's strike.
Cabmen in Park are objects of some intermit sew is cease.
quasi of the statement of the Bishop of Oxford that
several hundred of them are ci-dettuet prima. The elerieel
cabbies have famished the mercurial Parisians with • slight
emeatioa.
The Paris papers have the following story :
Itecently the Emperor of Jspen had roma to be highly
dissatisfied with oar of his carom, sad east him the
" renowned " sabre. It is a wet of honorary sword, may
beautifully oared and !lathed. As this eater held high
:auk, and had hitherto given his prince every reran to be
satisfied, the latter emit hint, in order to alleviate the effect
of the menage ae far as possible, are of his owe swords,
set with diamonds, and selected his prase mailer as the
bearer. The officer received the present, sad wee well
aware what it signified. After reverently reprillog the
instrument of his punishmsst, he quietly left his house,
went to the port, got on board • French ship honed for
Havre, and safely reached Paris, where be sold the sabre
for 150,000 fr.
Mr. Grant Duff intends on the 2nd proximo to
call attention to the clime of the University of London to
be provided, at the national expense, with a bandies maid*
for its purposes, and worthy of the position which it occu-
pies amongst the educational institutions of the mantry.
Mr. Warner will ask the Secretary of State for the
colonies, on Monday, whether it is tree, as stated is the
newspapers, that the governor of the Caps Colony is pur-
suing a policy la regard to the Kadin et which the review
dbtlity toe not been seamed by the colonial legislature ;
sad whether, in the event of war arising, it might sot be
difficult under these circumstances to mime upon the
representative government of the colony its abligatios to
bear the whole burden of 'eternal deface.
This morning were issued in a parliamentary
return of 28 pages, all the official Whim reports, sad
papers akin to the resignation et Mr. Wilda, as registrar
of the Bankraptey Court at Lade.
METROPOLIS TtrawrtEe ROADO.—In the thirty-
Meth report of the Commkaicroore of the Metropolis Turn-
pike Rada North of the Thames. issued this messing, it is
stated that the Metropolis Roads Amendment Act, 1863,
mated that the toads within the district comprised in the
igiimpong iiAsid Management Act Medd on the let of
July last cease to be maietained by the comerienkeers.
They were aeoordiagly on that day assigned is good order
to the respective parishes in which they are situate. This
image involved the semesity of • redistribution of the
reeds which still ramie under the charge of the teasels'
items. They have been divided into 13 disable, on sash
et which a uniform toll of M. per bores drew* is sow
payable. These tolls were submitted to public auction at
the meal period of kat year, and were all let at seers
asionntiog in the aggrepte to 20.0201. The toils on the
Maryleborre sod Fisohlry roads wen alms let at the stare
time for 2,4801., being as ineiresee of 3801. over the previous
lettiog ; and in May kat 2,3001. of the bads roared ea the
talk of these roads were redeemed by a cash payment of
1,3801., thu redoing the assoust el the salaam:beg bonds
to 14,0911. 14s. 4d.
There is every appearance of • fruitful memos in
Me Channel Wends. The export of sew preemie to lag.
lead from those Weeds ie expected to commonee in abed
tea day" time.
ARCanunioP Maxstwo.—The statement is ma-
nse which has appeared is enema of Oa papaw that Dr.
H. E. Masoisi, who haa bees eo•nated by the Pepe
Titular Archbishop of Weetadader, is the mem of Oar.
disal Woman, dammed. has proceeded to Reese to resin
the " palliate and emoseretios to We sew digeity. The
archbishop elect is ie Leedom, and le to preside at • main
of Roman catholic noblemen sad geetlesnea whisk is te be.
held on Thursday art, far the perms* of emits, • mare-
polite^ cathedral to the memory of the late sarikaaL His
cooseeration will take place at the proesthsdnd. fit. Mary's,
Moorfieldr, woo after Whitman& am the seermery for.
malaria oas be prepared. At the elmeeh of It. ed the
Angels, Bayswater, when be has se keg mialetered, the
coogregatire are raga" • ',sheeted* te pretest bisa with
a crosier and a zoltria—Pod.
FILLZTUL THUNDBUTOII3L--.0110 Of the BMA
alarming same set Mender, lightateg, rein, and ban ear
re selected is the Walla steetaced at PrearianC4
aftereme. Aleut 3 Ala* the @grew
Bashes of lights* sad lend peakye t thunder
Abeam a garter past 3 iielesk rain literally fell is Memele
early every Mesa is the lowa weefiroded ; beams.
he., were innedated. eel la use leselities eltepleespileselliW
qualities of geode dashers/ Ia the priesipel mese d
the taws anent beams were laded. sad
had to be get to eked the water hem then
after the Ma there sees ea sammEekd fall le
were astaallyr @bald of their home aid shop
broke, by it. Halhaesoll half ea lash lest were pr.:
oa
by many parties. Thseellway stales we. .sect "
t," fee use iota while Ihe rateens the rails
were completely oat Isi4 the water
the stelae le me
to the
,fireboxes of the eaglaerr thrash
torreat. Beams and eeisek the theader mid
ITlteiClaii rearmed with feerfal flees ad elitism'.