The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-06 00:00:00

lasseath oar streets and boom, and of thei peat
river which bedaabe rather than washes ear walla
We have bean fambliag stoat sash geese= fir
yam Detain( eat issurary teethe in esashear
to
'intim mai with the pehaineadatale
lessiteeed. awl alp hie toraewea le AWE-
., bin% Wei preptistere theme, have Med epee
Mir righla OssiMbeee bight ami simeassi►
my fee disk deasheepa aid the erawarri perk
essiele have nee beta easammedel ageing 111471111 bas
of filth red Wigwam as might lave bass
We have ally just as a sanitary memineks ap-
pointed and mat yet imialed. We lave psirdany see
waled in a eampaiga eisiast eveepee4 harp
beat worsted in a smile of eswolle is The smda
Aware that it wadi revues Ise great 'brae
sad toe.ime a bend memy When tese these
=were premed. eilltratrvehateen lovelies
attempts te or deodorise. This Ites=
very inalleinat ; widiet the task el Wait peelestly
emptying their sewer into ties Thmearbee extreetinT
it to fertilise the fields, ere wedge et thee. 4 aepsri•
meat, of expos" weasaistory tea wee he She ether,
and not a little porpiesieg to a bend wide bee bat
put seen the light.
Amidst all this inchoate state of things, for which
parliament and the opposition of vested rights are
chiefly to blame, the cholera is advancing upon as,
end will be here long ere the survey of the ground
and its falls be completed, and of course long bete *
shy primaneet drainage reform can be attempted. The
first duty which presses, then, is to take such sanitary
precaution as may be required, and as can
be made, against the owning of tho severe
and dreaded epidemy. The cholera is this time
making a comparatively noiseless coarse. The lands
which it traverses are absorbed, as well as their go-
vernments, in political anxiety, agitation, convulsion ;
and as the combatants of the Thrasymene took no
heed of the earthquake that rolled beneath their het,
so have Slavonians and Germans marked almost with
inattention the ravages of a merely physical he.
In the Danubian provinces we have mealy a reeled
of the ravages of the cholera, so excited are the po-
pulation of Bucharest and Jassy with the strife of
nationality. So. but for English care, typhus and
Amine might make their strides, encored for and on-
ebronicled, in Ireland.
Here, however, we are without social hare or
political agitation, and can look cholera in the face.
Perhaps we might defy it better could the masses
be more regardless. of it. Bat unfortunately
it has one strong ally in most men's minds at present,
which is, the general depression and anxiety arming
born either want of employ or stagnation of trade. It
is impossible that there should be so general a depre-
ciation of all value throughout the kingdom without a
corresponding depreciation of sprrlts and of the
mental elasticity, which but defies epidemy and
Ulnas This, however, is matter for the eoonomist,
end beyond the power of physical or of sani-
tary legislation to minister to. We allude to it,
however, hem the belief that one of the best antidotes
le cholera, in every locality, is to give as much cool-
'tort and employ as can be devised. It is the failing
stomach sad the faltering mind, which becomes mom
sway a prey to the disease, and in falling, eater*,
and aggravates its 'shanty. Charity, then,
'be active, as well as eleauliases • and the map ladle
should be pat in requisition es Well se the themirth
pestle. The Sanitary Board will, no hatred es
In
many necewary particulars ; bat the
the charitable society, the clergy of all in
sad the wealthy clan grade', must not he idle. All
are physicians la their way. All have medicine for
body or for Wed. And it is not merely by white-
washing the seem or etearling the platter, that health
'may be . - I. hat by brightedic the pros-
y/mu and filling the stereeeho of the peer.

Tim =el 01701 D, in his eimirbahly dew
te
NEM the disagreeable imam of n: pte between the National Sesiety sad She go-
vernment with thu imeeoth dexterity of a proem!
*atm gliding polka wt marked ". very trim
The Dishy Sae eside unwilling In
to aimed a great stmater wry good, Lot veleyiliT
(We, &mime kr tains *on la plain tame what
said think of the raided
..,412=4"1". see nst at a loos for pro-
re mends to enables to firm a tolerably correct
notion of hi. lardElles judgment respecting the con-
duct of
ng in Jun the moiethe y. la Msy speech at Ask great
'seatie plaial told th em,. that the
. course they were ea the point of adopting at the
recommailion at the hw clergymen who were
Leading all the oases by the nose, was similar
to that of the child who says, "Do what you will, I
won't be good." The members preheat *Wind to the
reproach, pondered over it, and deisted for the mo-
ment ; but the instant they were out of the mesh of
the bishop's eloquence, they listened to the voice of
the tempter, returned to their old ways, and, as the
esquel shows, have determined at all hazards " never
to be good again." They have just published their
correspondence with the committee of Council on Edo-
.sation, ni which it appears that by an obstinate ad-
: henna to unreasonable claims they have nearly
arrived at the point of depriving themselves of all par-
. ticipation in the government grant for the promotion
of education.
As a great part of the correspondence relates to
• technical minutia, we shall not weary oar readers
• with any attempt to abridge it. We wage at esmte
the great points in dispute. It may be jimmied that
the dispute Niece primarily front the amortioa
.by
the government of their right to demend dna security
the accompishmeat of the mime fee which
, they furnish toads At ilret, when the sal4mt was
new, both to the eounal aid the este-
Eden of the Naalio& the senditiose of
amistanee were loosely made assailed. This fact
i. enhoned by the latter parties. In their moo-
_maim transmitted to the eomatitke ef council
h :
the dame wen Om ecassittee of
owe the era twee of the Ifeticoel fleie4 hit thee their
alleaties was Mina to a sratilest ea Midi hell nee haw
-Vase Imeltamploulashat easeldreelfee ; beteg sea see
.M segely Y deleito eel te warmest* with the eimilite,
*IONA IMF woe reedy
Mass ihr as resale to ambers ia
lei& act «stain
eartrigatdl6l.B makerat= saelsty weld bait
*Setif ce tette*" ell that the mist, might thLak

The unfairness of the defundese of the sosiar
liesitlei llama aim fast, that whim the
the boas* 'I its plea of teams" of the
probable larking of aided
:im allowed es mesh haver, bectiainanal==
but expressisas, and bsidly shamed with base de-
c he
Its premiss', because it has *pled die
.that naturally seggesesd throwairos.
•
mansgement clauses 'dish the_ govensrmi
has pat forward as the asedlises of their svelte'
-Is schools requirisg bdh mw la somber Aar. They
mire marked A, B, C, D. They are to Ito konsted la*,
tremt deeds of the solussis Claws A, SAM Of acs
wards& so as %allow ef a tabombly=lev=
• aka= sad mirougement el the
isavimg seed supewhiss 'Mindy Ind enseakellally
I. the lauds of the asp. Clause D Miss, Malls to
give the clergy the whole power owe the ssimal, Cr,
me its advocates Measly awe* Nev. more
lc=to the sisogy." lidMeml Baciaty,
, make great snubs the promotion at
the more frequent adsplima ef this dams The Crew
setter of Wool, idle hew skews the greatest
sourtesy daring the whole tithe amersegusienes, mull
have yielded every point whisk did nol sempreedes
priamplo, maks a stand bra All the dame Seib
ultimately to bring ths Whelk whisk me nit
its inflesace within thee power et a few
pewgo
uses, wet row of
pply v the
the Domndrotb,Cassi
Tyr? isliterellyriquire geed roams to be shows kr the
themselves aping to Slew
rria. nsetion .roltm class, if it is dssiredmayit:
mejority at two.thirds of the subseribra In
lids a aroditics, they are muting Ozietll.l.4/ to the
'hi a *By anscanced as that MOS
~e elan Oil
tho
=the lammasa lim% amos*, of
the empanel=of
of theclams, Lily la ths
mgt oT sakseb. The society, whisk' resogaismiammg
psinoiple with us
bed tree% smote We
with dm insidious seguat that the tosjoilmy=el
weakened Sprawly mai mot in samittrof Themamp
tics al this allmatiss week' dmew dl amok it Nor
lead lamb within the ad, of its operation Ye is
beads IL a oglakateil 'obesity. This mg be
tabus es am smse* of ths animus which
Jammu tbeliatiroolThsisty. The grotoemsat mist
this prepaid rory kitty by granting " that it is et-
pedirnt to require that this mojority in nusabor shall
represent two-thirds of the snow sulussibed." The
answer to this very drover example of Wolin an
osemy with his own weapons his mot bass rest dud.
The Ckaimittes of Commilbsviag mainoted the die-