The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-15 00:00:00

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channel is, such dangers exist, however; for the little
kof water is the gut of the great highway, and in bad
ither it shows a sea u nuty as can be found in any part
world. The Sataphire's accident must be the occa-
A fresh guarantees, demanded and given, that the
beet ships, with the very fullest precautions, both me-
chanical and mar;ne, shall be adopted on these lines of

de Globe has reason to believe that Sir John
=illy and Sir Francis Baring will shortly be elevated to
Peerage.
Da. PUSEY ON THE UNION OF THE ROMAN AND
tOTENTANT CHURCHTA. —Writing to the Times, the Rev.
Posey says :—" I am in no position which entitles me
formulists terms upon which the English and Roman
lurches might be united. In regard to the Greek we
'e nothing to ask for but intercommunion. But, also,
statement of details might tend to distract men's minds
i the central objects. Letthe English mind once grasp the
, that healthful re-union of the church may be possible.
_ the overpowerisg greatness of the thought of an united
Christendom dawn upon it even from afar as • thing to be
hoped and prayed for, and our strong English practical
Anse and tranquil steadfastness of purpcee will, by Gals
mercy, be • great instrument in His hands of realising what
it has conceived. Let it once &Deceive of the reunion of
Ibristeedom as • practical object, as it did of large
'ghteous questions in our century—the admission of
,more catholic' and dissenters to the full rights of citizen-
,or tbe repeal of the corn laws—and the difficulties
be half surmounted. There are clouds enough gather-
tz make Rome, too, feel that union is strength.
there once be an earnest desire for • healthful
lion on the part of England, and, I have good ground
believe, terms which we Dodd conscientiously
ter, and that without derogation to any law of
s state, would be accepted. Even the thought
. the possibility of our reunion, there is reason to
think, might hinder any fresh declarations which
would be an obstacle to it, such as a dogmatic defi-
nition of an part of the vast Marian "yearn, or of the per-
sonal infallibility of the Pope. Above all, the longing for
the cessation of these divisions must gain for us fresh favour
from Him who prayed for His disciples, "That they may be
one, even as we are one," and He, the God of love and
peace, who alone can put into men's hearts thought' of
pesos and love. will accomplish the desire which He himself
inspires—E. B. Puma."
ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND.—
The following members of the college, having undergone the
seesmary examinations for the fellowship on the 21st and
23rd nit., were reported to have acquitted themselves to
the satistsction of the court of examiners, and at • recent
-nesting of the council were admitted fellows of the
college, viz.: Messrs.. John Junes, Prinoes-street,
Leicester-square, diploma of membership dated July 26,
1147 ; Robert Mason. L.S.A., Thomas-street, Woolwich,
February 11, 1848: Henry &schemers' Edward Schroeder,
army. JOY 36, 1852 ; James Earl Moreton. Terr is. near
Chester. April 11, 1853: Joseph Williams, L.& A. Brent-
ford, February 27, 1857 ; Alexander Mums MacDougal,
LR.C.P., Bernard.street. Russellsquare, April 29. 1857 ;
James Vincent Bell, ILD., St. Andrews, and LR.C.P.,
High-street, P.ochester, April 11. 1861 ; Henry Thomas
Leselsseter. M.D. London, Gaergnstreet, Croydon, April
16, 1861 ; Ebeoeser Ludlow. on, Ro N.B. Lo Infir-
Ilml7. Bristol, May 7, 1862 ; and William Johnson Smith,
L.& A., Wisbeech, May 9, 1862. The next examination
for the fellowship will take place May, 1866.
GIVING • CHARACTER— Humboldt Register,
after speskieg of an old friend who is about to leave for
New York to sell mining claims, winds up in the following
style :—" After a long acquaintance, we do not hesitate to
reoommend him to our friends in the Eest, to the extent of
being responsible for anything may steaL"