The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-09 00:00:00

PROTESTANTS AND CATHOLICS AT

CHANTILLY.

The dispute between the curd of Chantilly and
the Orphenist Societies of the place relative to the parti-
eipatiou of the latter in a mooed es behalf of the indhing
fund of a new protestant church, has boon already Wined
to in the English press.lt will be remembered that la
return for many acts at kindoess mid charity ea the part
of Soglish resiciren the Choral Society offend its penises
as the occasion in question, and that the mud os Saaday
week &Donned the initiation, prolaibitiag has parishioners
from taking any part in the heretical oncert, either
se singers or as Rations. Despite this interdiction ead
the infrindlinees of the mayor, the concert, it seems, took
place on the Ist and was a great income. "Not ea orphr-
nine," says the Sleek, "wee theist from hie post, sad AU per-
formed prodigies. Toe [fin of the population of Chantilly
wen present, mod more then 600 parsons testified by their
irothosiastio &pigmies their sympathies for the choral society.
But the curd has had his turn. Standby last (the 4th) was
the day et apart for the oernmanies and the coafirmation
of the young childrea of the parish. Novas Saturday sum-
jog theme sigoilled to those who had takes pert he the me-
eon, either as Bingen or as auditors, that they were not
to prevent themselves at church the nth day. that
they were esolnded from the escrameste, although they
had been admitted to the three days' retreat. The children
referred to had to remain at home with their parents, ad
the ceremony took place without them. Bat, strange be
say, the bishop who came to Oheatilly for the misfiring'',
mounted the pulpit that day, bat mad* Dot the slightest
allusion to this sad affair. Is this • tacit disavowal of the
' act of the ooze ? However that may be, we are seared
that the families thus publicly outraged bare resolved, for
! the mast part, to imbrue protestaatism."

" Everybody" says the Timer, " wishes to get
the semis* over, to go to the country at the earliest possible
time, sad to be °semis of his fete by the end of Jody. Is
another fortnight it will be hardly porsible to keep together
member enough to perform the business of parliament
Whatever may be its imoovesieems to nubile 'Bain,
the sudden death of • parliament through • minis-
terial defeat and an immediate appeal to the
country is preferable to such protruded 'doilies as
the present. A strong healthy uses who knows
he is to be hanged next Monday has sot a more terrible
aoasolousness of impending fete than a parliament doomed
to inevitable dissolution with* a few weeks. The best
thing will be so pus with as muck speed as possible the
r2olllUtill with which some progress has been made, sad
leave the rest to the new parliament. Not much will have
been done, but not much is demaadsd. Boon as the eve
of so appeal to the constituracies. members are oratest to
further smell bat useful administrative iniprovemeats, sad
for two or three of them the closing session of this load
parliament will be favourably remembered.*
An institution for the reception of females add ictmd
to intemperance is being provided In sonnerim with the
Rouse of Refuge foe the Destitute in Edinburgh. Com-
Pulsar, detention is repudiated ; the inmates an to be et
liberty to leave whenever they are so disposed.
A curious correspondence has appeared in the
Tiara of hid* between the Bishop of Bombay sad the
Rev. Mr. Gel', formerly editor of that jowled, • positios
which was viewed by the bishop " with pain." The " sio
enkrity of stied to which he would become liable,* so..
tilled his lordship with the cravat appreheasims for Mr.
Cell's chanetar as a clergyman, and be amid sot but re-
gard his acespiame of that Abe "es a calamity to the
muss of religion in this plops." SPECIAL VERDICT.— cram DAY.)
The Ecclesiological Society holds its twenty-sixth
This forenoon Mr. Richards, deputy-mew,
anniversary meeting nest Wednesday, when • dimmable resumed at thrash", sod Blue Ball Tavern, &oder
will take plane on " Reetorstion, Coeservative sad street, Betheei,,,Yer„; so Investigation reepemmd mem
Dritruotive." of the death of Tawas Hogg. aged 48 years.
The twenty-eighth annual meeting of the York- It from the *mimes that the dimemi MA
wife 51—bat. from whom she was separated. sof
shire Union of Mechanics' Institutes was held rider- she lived with her married daughter us a re„„ et lie
day et Stoditen-00-Teen. Mr. B. Bases, 11-r., Old Nisholletrest. Them were Ave rooms is the Mee ON
presided at the business meeting is the morning, and of which was let " furnished" at 3s. lid. • week. 91.8.!!!
must ono own coaaxeronostird the Right 800. Thomas Himidlem st the Public meting la ell lived is it. The sanitary slate of the Prot=
PARIS, Tat:MOAT Emma. is the evening. From the official ret„.„, presented is ,p•
daetdalkiptifutrdflaistely bard
was ; *sand . 4
sesilliw•rmivo
The government yesterday suffered the moat im- pan that the institutes in 0211110ZiOn with the Union coo- hue three hid been ....toy, laid 0,,, for lour eke Sag
portant parliamentary check that it has ever expo- item on the whole to make satisfactory progress, and theta at a siesta ; the wait; had sot been deemed
het
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rienced. The section of the budget which proposed great &moot of practical good has daring the pest year been
afor as laditaataitil3. period
weekTria• ' "d
thet'h esrritocterd& Olt
smomplished by the ticoolon. There are now is the Lisboa '
esad
~„, soak, was celled in to tliedeciemed.paire meowed be
• credit of six millions towards building a new post decision -
office on the site of the Church of the Assumption 129 WititateS. with 23.7 members. The "to— be dying from fever. sad she died io half es hour phi/. Eli
place at which the neat annual meeting re to be hold was sou.*.law had the fever too, and his wife had le le we
in the Rae Luxembourg, was rejected by • large me- hit with the central committee. moved to the beepital oa Wolc last.
jority, in spite of a most urgent appeal on behalf Wheat ears of this year's growth were shown in Dr- i•the odd ihat he pecker
in•arrh.?".'"°.___*°6l
of the project made by the government orator, M. y.„hm market tut Monday. They wen you, near Co- Lille;
froofmrlina.truF. it plettnen;ee,
aisrat:it
.. bir
.071--..
Forced° de la Roquette. This is the first time gum, in Beat& neat of power to do the wogmsss llic. In the Cal there
2:
that the Corps Legislatif hen taken advantage A fine peregrine falcon was captured alive a few °Mars whom sole duty it was to systeeratieeZsZt• o
of the privilege conferred by the ,lairs- days since on Freshwater Cliff, in the Isle of Wight, mar imfeldi the
o Weem
elde s i aid tiherttewsete "41),:e.r 31'
asitineY"Les OF Warm. —Thu dint and ard hboarhood in Witi°2 gal :=7l
ar
tus Consultant of 1801, to reject • single The °wooer, in snominng up, said that the st,le___,,L
section of the budget without incurring the serious the residence of Mr. Alfa red TP
portraP°lti Twill"( °T
an important addition to the line teller, It diserediteL to the lanai:lt'd—a me
responsibility of voting against a whole chapter. tarn etiststs pictures Wormiest to the ilocisty of the Middle exalted waddles Is the kingdom—to have asper,s/ tilt
As a precedent, therefore., the division of yester- !Temple. George . irmibrizet tisk:. 00,ereig
mist .14fooes Obe
these iraleza I. to muse drawn from property
sable then rimes the insraciaba: oloaistidittoa 4'7
day is even of greater moment than to regard to 1 ogoostii:o portrait of Charles I. by Vandyke (one of the tea the poor. The seat partite to ems were is mg"
the immediate case, which, however, is of no is- I arm known to be by his bud), which has hung ia the °Mum el thee:soak who permitted emit wet sag"
Temple_ Rail stem 1884, whoa It was eogaired by Wieser to
considerable;..;e importance.
M.
81gria'4; a luuberof
tittiticctetr caul" the s•esee• rollesii le revotsd be be A Peer asked who the freeholder was ?
the majority, who the opposition against the the work of Sir Godfrey Hagler. It repressiets the King Mr. Bitiabridge said he believed the Marquis of (Assilli
vote, said that—although six millions was only in ils oweeettem roaes wearies the garter. It le a PandlY- The Jllll dim • beg delihwatlos riumed tb•._a bet
question in this particular budget—the total esti- ! draperies" iedwol,„th"tri f ICA,: fiellh itWaftla try esaa"P"kLl sad . bell.T Wasialosogoottoilawdtya '
tho—That daes."dooodittootltrooksilireseall
mates for completing the proposed edifice were fleetly coloured. The portrait of Queen Anse was painted sad premises Is wide& ebb isd. sad they esedderkittaatii
15 millions. That was • large sum, which Inma life for °ls wid•q• It "*"111 hum their Illeseek
that en the 47th November, 1702. the beechen Eiresled ergleet oft the part of the freeholder as well as
the State In Its present financial condition Weir treasurer " w pet up bee Majesty's pieta» et el the tem and else on, the part of the smite? •
emslitioa is &aggress human life, sod siteel
the west end of the hell, ovathe bona table, sad to slimrsel the perish t gad. Team the eliirl
could ill afford, and—a more important oonsidera-
have it drawn by Mr. Debi, sutler the treasurer *lob aposwe that there la ere • salleisiot somber if :d
lion still the site of the Pcat-afice proposed `vas St to make me of seedier bsad." Dal ens • muw of aims Seethe due impedes of •• large a
Tamil wi 4' wink.
ill-chosen, and the building, according to the plan, &vides sada noel ef laeller. Bat the tawrearrir el the One of the gramme eitalederd as
'ma mu
insufficient The present post -office in the Rue day ••1•(•r•d a ac'ttids utak Thaw"' ll•r.lwlai• k Wood •igh triesal fewer that inarehel-
go ably meatel portrait ef Lig Watteile dm by
t
Jean Jacques Rousseau wan, no doubt, not as nom- Maneswag soceriliag to Brysa's " " of Par .., _.... -
modions as might be desired, but the sitna- WO (vol.V if. vete 3). was see of die wen Wrens On Friday, Sad of Jaw, the Ft" 01
nos of it was unexceptionable. It was in the :,„,e hiji„,,,ativadk,,smandrosa""4", st ob." wprimiod'llst=titi.it Mirk, IBM% M.A., wee aellated to the Mibillms
-- I Borten. in Salo& I the gift of the Lard Biers P.-
very centre of commercial Paris, and afforded feed- tares bad theme* a/ a bridslat resrablitses. sad were . -
wick u. •I. I, raseee
sy
Sties for late posting to the classes which pasnei'hly.t etth Ipmeast :es'llrsts 1'AI: yiketrhd
"Libraryls plane the
I Os—Thosedaily last the Bev Charles John
had most need 'of it. Projected new streets menrontios obis Irvin been sewed by lie my* 'sigh- KA., wee hisipostei to the Noun a MO"
would render it easy, at no distant time, trz,,,t-ItiatUtP.l,49B.all rensetlet = 11741:h Ilhesh-
ais swf m. wme prem,,,t&,, dtbs Aswan, misilea o
to add offices to the present building, and there was um lirk Ism urges,, biy f the lest • gey d war Toms solielsoslibsthiwasily of Ormabridg& 4
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIOILWE
NEW YORK, MAY 31, Mown:ore.

Money abundant ; gold, 1382 ; exchange on Lon•
don, 161; on Paris, 3.724. Stocks downward
tendency ; New York Centrals, 87 ; Illinois, 115 ;
Brie, 70k ; 5.20 Bonds, 1021. Cotton dull. Mid-
dling Upland, 48. Flour dull. Wheat and corn
slightly firmer. Provisions good inquiry. Coffee
quiet. Sugar and molasses steady. Petroleum
dulL Crude, 381; reined, 49.

THE DISGRACEFUL STATE OP BETHNAL.,
GREEN.