The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-24 00:00:00

BASTIAN COUNI7II AND DUTCH RHENISH

RAILWAYS AND HARWICH.

1, This lour neglected yet unrivalled port CM the sue
east mew likely to rause Its mean Importance, as the
mediae od emit between Ragland sad the anthem end
sutra puts Mike Oattisent. This neat might have been
(erases as lbs ecesoinenos of the arising of the
. Data Rhenish Hallway to Cologne, by which a nab
, speedier and noes dent route to Rut Europe asd North
Germain than that sow Weeded vA Antwerp or Wend
Is Punted to OW pale. All that Is required
to reads the the gouroll, adopted rano is, that stem-
i been a nubile pour ad sun he pat on beaten
, Harwich sad Relladoes. A onaaae hag aim",
r bees hued foe Ginsuptiggeg this, sad then ma be se
, doubt that the paranoias Importune of searing nob a
trails will make the shasehohisro of the Hiatus Counties
Has as wall as thee of the Dash Mena lite, heist os
hang this sesiparatively Mat sea Memo filly sad Me-
, gamely provided for by steam aciannetheiss. The man
Is such am will neessearily adopt ski sane nate.
, The annum of the Rasters Omelet sae Imam tidos
smapasiss (Kr. Walton mad Mr. Cobbled) have not
sot an mount is portion], yenta, the has
of the am Amnia thiamine of eke steamer
Una. whisk was gosepose, pissed at their disposal
by the Hate of Heron fhosmben Compeer, dig
noessdad deal hem Hanna to Retterdsra, where
the arsetwe sr the Van Rana Hallway ~sine
than with nos au, and inhume then to Imam par-
takers la the missile halvitiss with whin Holland aced
Germain have akiestad this great neat im their social
histay—than anion 'Mae crannies by the peat trunk
rail's, of Canal Renr. Oa Waisted'', they n-ia-
barked at Refitregem, having is companion on their
ratan several dew English board of dhocaos and it the
principal ahantellas in the Dutch Rhenish Railway, who
wire darns of seeing the opportunity thus kindly
forded to than by Hr. Walters and Mr. Cobbold of Mang
the new route The Aquila parsed the bar at the Balks
about hall-past nisi as Wedanday mortis& and made the
east about twisty sales to the earth of Harwiela
about lost pa.„ arriving at Harwich at sues pen.
Had a straight cum bees nada, the Aquila would tan
arrived at Harwich at 6 p.n.—or la name from the Bain
bar—showing that whits the paper armaments are OM*
plated the densos beams Harwich and Rotterdam will be
reduced to el to 10 ham Of course trains will run ia
esaseskm with the boats on both aides.

The splendid Imam and unrivalled facilities for traasit
assommodetion whisk Harwich possesses attracted the par-
*Um attention of the Unitas, most of whoa were strin-
gers to the plea, sad, coming from Liverpool. were struck
by the hamsnee natural advantages u s port which are hers
comparatively saemployed. We have no doubt that eh*
knowledge thus acquired by all parties will be brought late
speedy applleatiow, sad that this energetic step of their
Chaim*n will stiscalate the shareholders of the Battens
00110i1111 and Eastern Union Railways to assist to the utmost
the realisation of a project which bids fair tc open out a
new and most remunerative tulle for the companies.

WATBRILBN'S AND LIGETERNINS AS? LUX.
Yesterday the anniversary festival of the Water-
lases and Lighteresse's Asylum was held at the London
Taws; th• Lows MATOZ in the chair, who was sup-
weld by Aldenaas Flesh (the Lord Mayor sleet), Sheriff
Mali, Sheriff Mats, Sir 0. Crealey, Yr. Tenthly, master
of the Watenaga's Oempasy, Captain Drew, R.N., Rev.'.
Ridgway, mid about 200 other gentlemen. It may be stated
that the asylum woe Sounded for the relief of poor, aged,
delayed, and =thug waterless and lightersen of the river
Thames, and their wives or widows, and through the mia-
smas of the gable, emblood with mesh private benevoleser,
• suitable building hen been erected at Pee's, near Syd *a-
base, Heat. The freemen, widows, and apprentices of the
ramps., camber nearly 7,000 persons, a great portion of
whom *Weis • mute livelihood by may*, parmagen and
Mareltaadiss 4 their boat/ and craft on the river Theses.
The watause and lighterage of the river Thames hays
keg been Regarded by the legislature as Mss of the nurseries
for the regal navy ; sad be seta pa:limiest of the 4th and
sth of Moses AWN the company is impelled, is time of
war, to summon seek a number of watermee to serve in the
royal may as the Lord High Admiral of England, or the
ecrasakeinen fee unseating that office, shall from time to
time give setae they require, and such persons so sum-
moned ass liable to iispehmentent gad disfranchisement,
should they fa: tiesizarlbsa railed upon ; and many
eminent and We navel saws have borne testi-
moony to their es semen, particularly the late
Lord Beraraadr,efeeleted that, of the various men be had at
diffuse' periods sills kb isonsiranded, then never were say
on who, he well pine rester depaedesoff, or upon whose
courage and prone= eluded he could sue firmly rely, than
epos those who had joined his from the river Thames.
Daring the late war upwards of 4,000 watermea and
lighterage served in the sal navy as able and effective
cease., is !oddities to which 300 of then volunteered at
the memorable siege of Copeehmen, and a like number to
the espedities to the Isle of Welchers, whilst others, to
the ember of 1,000, enrolled themselves in the various
saps of River Bearable*, ready to defend their caantry
against say sadden (erasion of the sassy. In the late war
a number of the watermea and lightermea volunteered for
servile la the Bahia and Black ties fleets, some of whom
served la the tratebes at Sebastopol in the Naval Brigade,
awl eases were entirely employed in the transport service,
sad espesially in that part of it which was occupied in con-
rayless the Turkish Contingent to the seat of war. It appears
that hem the melvesceuwat of solutes eonsequent oa
restoratlea of pesos, the formation of docks, the erection
of bridges, and above all the development of the power
of steam, the ocenpation of the labouring watermelon bee
been so ter superseded as mot wily to deprive them of the
seem rata,' daily sabsistenos, bet to impoverish the hods
arising from Sunday ferries, specially applied by the Act of
Incorporation. to the relief of rate p sor, aged, decayed, and
iterated femme el the memesay, their %VIM or widows.
At the firened ewe the see about 330 pensioners partly
depeedest ke support en the daily diesiaisbiog foods of the
company; sad the snarl of the °myna, were induced some
time Was be solicit subscriptions from their friends for the
purpose) of arandiag an asylum ; sad by the liberality they
experinseed frees a generous public, and the gift Oa pram of
lead at Pews, by the president of the institution, for the
purpose, they have been enabled to build forty-oLe elms-
house foe the aosommodatiou of 41 married couples, where
many of the aged, alba, and decayed members of
the compasy, and their wives and widow., are
now living in bumble and decent retirement.
The forty-3ne houses of which the sapiens consists contain
gleams married couples, seven widowers, and nineteen
widows. The married receive weekly seven shillings, sad
the Remarried flat shillings, with coals and medical attend-
ance, he. The szpenses amount 'usually to near SOW.,
sad the eassealttee, with great erartious, have accumulated
• fend for the papoose of the endowment, which produces
an annual income of 3201., Leaving • large deficiency to he
made up by donations sad mensal subeeraptions among the
friends and supporters of the rayless. These facts were very
forcibly brought before the company assembled last night
by the Lord Mayor sad the different speakers who
addressed them, sad the result was the contribution of a
large sum (between 00W. and 70W ), which will probably
enable the eentraittee to carry cut the objects of the insti-
tution in a satisfactory mason.

Di. POSIT AND THE DENISON CONTROVERSY.—Dr.
Pussy hes written a letter, batwing date, Osford, October
20, defending the prluiple doetrime for which Eschdescon
Denison is Impugned. Dr. Pussy 'torus th.t the Rev. Mr.
Heade, tutor of St. Marguet,Lothbory, bus written a book
with the *sprees °Nest of hiflueociog the &oleos la the
ono of Arsideseon Desks*, and that therein be session
Dr. Poesy of acting dishonestly in rinotm_g the words in the ,
amiss et the end of the first book of Hconiliss--.. Here-
after I shall follow homilies of fasting, of the nativity, ece..
of oar Saviour Christ; of the dee reeetsbis of his bloomed
body sad blood, soder the form of broad sad wise ;" one
soasslatog dairies essetlasod by the shun* of Ragland.
Dr. Pussy attempts to show that Mr. Goode is WINS/ wheel
he says that these words apply only to treasatetantietios.
sad that when they were added loth* }loonies, Archbishop
Cruiser believed In too dostrias of the " goal Proses.,"
moldy la the way that Aroh4ssose Draisoa sow bolds it,
sad that what *toss words anvil Is what is taurit
la this Ostosblaa *ow la ass Is tbo 'hotel% of Itnalsad.
"It is now not only government employes," says •
wilthewyr"."4 seaswi°6"stileise" awmtliemiklli4htitrespbtats in Rath* taessreabearsessofot
provarioae, bat Peluso sad Users thoesselves follow the ea-
ample. The KIN; of Holland. Grad Doke of Luserst.ours,
demos& la his latter quill either for himself or fey tt •
plum slisrpod to »plans Nis, that the cell list of eso
Dicky shall ho tabs., from 100,000 tr. 4-Isss 10
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LONDON, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 24.

Tua Archbishop of CASTEIEENT has deprived
Arehdeaeow DENISON of his benefice of East Brent
and of the Archtlreeonry of Taunton, to which ha
was appointed by his own brother, the late Bishop
of SALISDLIET, when that prelate had the chary of
the diocese of Beth and Wells confided to him.

Pcssibly this decision may same some apparent loss
to the Church I possibly some whose hearts were
already alienated from the principles of the Reforms-
tioo and the doctrines of the Bible—some in whose '
minds all thou Aeolus'sess were at work to which
Archbishop WHATELY trace. the inherent Molise, '
time towards itomenism—may avail themselves of
this excuse for following out their principles to their
logical conclusion. In such losses there is no cause '
for gratification, bat much for grief. We must submit
to them ; and the more willingly bat sadly, becalm
of the conviction that any contrary decision as to
doctrine would hare produced an Exodus from the
Establishment of a far more arises description than
the disruption of the Church of Boatload.
This strife, these quarrels, these *operations, this
danger is not of the K Aiog of the Protestant party.
They are still willing and desirous, eo far es we know,
to treat the Articles as Articles of Comprehension,
and not of Exclusion ; they are still anxious not to
push matters to an extremity, but to live in pesos,
hope, and charity with those who will reciprocate
In that spirit. They hare no design or intention
that we can discover to seise on or to proestats every
ill-considered opinion or ill•edvised discourse e they
have no determination that we an aware of to nar-
row the Church of England down to their own met.
On the contrary, their true policy ought to be—their
true policy, we are prinaded, is, to preserve to the
Church of England its historical latitude of opinions,
Its broad and comprehensive divisions and espara.
flocs, its illustrious and unrivalled character for
true end generous toleration within its brume.
Were it possible that any other spirit mor!d
sway its destinies, from that moment it would sues
to be a church fit for this tolerant and temperate
nation, which can regard large differences of opinion
without hostility, and which can live in peace as a
whole though split up into a series of domeetie oppo-
sitions.

That Archdeacon Durum /should have taught his
peculiar view 3 wee not his offence. It was that he
taught them in a manner and under circumstances
which were meant to challenge that dinuesion and
examination and judgment which have resulted in
his deprivation. Otherwise he, too, might have bees
lately lift to the correction of oontroversy and profes-
sional debate, u we Most that leas audacious parti-
sans of the same school will be left. They sow know
authoritatively what the Articles of the Church of
England do not mean; and it will be their own
fault entirely if they press any still narrower inter-
pretation of those Articles on the party which cee well
afford to accept the Primate's decision withost Meet
or triumph.

Taxis fi something angularly fascinating diet
downright Impudence. The man who possesses it is
generally s man of RODIN in hie way. Indeed,
the philosophic DAVID Hoye 110y0 it IS 000 of
the few things whioh cannot suecesefully be put
00. The bold modest man who ventures to play
the part of an impudent man is almost metal.,
before his part is over, to be covered with coefesion.
THEODORE Hogg, we should suppose, wee a peruse
endowed with this rare faculty. And we vesture
to thick that specimens of the emu sort are not
altogether wanting in the church, at the bar, or on
the boards of our theatre,. HIM! of Eines sx-
oommunicatiog the Archbishop of CANTIIIIOIY,
and at the moo time preaching a homily es
the duties of abalones to authority. mad Solicitor-
General Bimini. Motoring Mr. CiLeverootte is
the Hons. of Commons, os the dupre of a
nperdeial knowledge of law, sod at the IMO time
demonstrating the Egyptian darkens of his own
mild on the same subject, were geed but menewhat
unfortunate illustrations of the impudent Amity.
But when impudence dem seemed it amulet fail to
extort our admiratioa. Colluder, for tentage., the
inimitable powers of a late theatrical manager and
still coneumm►te actor who, instead of satisfying the
pecuniary demands of his tromps at the red of the
week, nerd to contrive by some " devWsh asetrip
trick• of quips and cranks and good-hemmed pew
Wow to dismiss his company with smiling lases gad
empty node's—certain to see them @gag ea Monday
nessisg. Bosh a orea es this might 'haling* the
ahameleoa with hie sir diet to awn his amen, of

lib. And yet, what was at the bottom of hie mono
bat that gnat quelity—lmpudencs.
We have been led into then needing by periling
the speech delivered by Mr. DIIIUIT2 at the Amer•
sham and Chatham Agricultural Association, to his
friends the agriculturists of Buckingham. It seems
that jut before dinner the speaker had been asked
by one of the most influential steMbers of the
Society his opinion on agricultural statistics. To this
question, u Mr. Durum rather naively remarks
" I said, perhaps rashly, that I would reply after din-
ner." The rashness, no doubt, referred to the incon-
venient character of the question, rather than to any

anticipation that the (inherent jovialities of the
feast might possibly extinguish that reserve
which i( one of his leading characteristics. The

question Was certaisly difficult soave). Mr. 'ha-
nsom of count understood' well enough the value of

correct egricaltural statistic,. No man knows better
that the supply of agricultural produce is like any
other merchandise, and that unless the merchant is
informed of the stock in hand, and the probable con-
dition of the home market, he must gases at the

tut Calla.

WINDOM, Ow. 2s.
There wee no whitticet to the Royal diem .partr
rderday. i I
Th. Qum yolked te tbs Gude pomade gbh iambi.
I Prism Albert, with the- Priam el Wsies sad Prises
Mired, rode at to horeelosk.
Ti. Darker of Casteidp sad Primo Noy Welted her
Wsjesty.

requisitions to be made on foreign castrate. He
is quite aware that in other countries ample
means are provided for ascertaining the malts of the
harvest, and that even in this country rough riti-
mates are made with the same object. Indeed Mr.
DISRAELI himself has over and ova spin founded
his opposition and his attempts at legislation on
statistics, and has not been slow to use the very im-
perfections of retails when they messed to favour his
own cause. At all events the memorable speech of Bit
FITZROY Klux, in which he proved the failure of
free trade by statistics, mast be still fresh in his
recollection. But knowing all this, the subtle county
member also knew the men be bad to deal with. Are
not many of the county gentlemen of Books the sup-
porters of native industry—the sulfites of the Duke
of Bac:lamas that martyr of protection and friend
of the farmer? Is not Mr. Dais= a county mem-
ber sad hound to basest the prejadiote of his eon-
etituents the farmer*? And are not the farmers in
general opposed to any scheme of agricultural star
tistics, because they fear lest the knowledge
which they reveal might tend to increase
their rents? Now is it possible to imagine a
position more embarrusiog P Unites Mr. Disn&uu
is prepared to lay down principles which be
cannot maintain in the House of Commons, he must
admit the neesseity of Agricultural fitatistics--anless
he is prepared to offend the country gentlemen and
the farmers be most justify the opposition which
the Government has hitherto met in endeavouring to
obtain more correct returns. It wee indeed a fit coca-

Mr. Beentary Labawskere left Die reddest*, Make Perk.
yesterday, for Bridgewater.

Ha Imperial Hisbasee the Hereditair Claud
Doke of Tammy, tr►velling soder the assumed ams of
Neat Nil' Album, quitted the Clartados with his salts
yesterday moraine for Path. The Marquis Tansy de Merit

apailed Um Grad Doke.

We Excellency the Ambassador of Francs and the
Cambia; Panigay left town yastardsy, se a visit to Vie•
mat and Vi•coeataee Pablunted, at &midlands.

'ion for the display of inventive genies. It became shoo
lately necessary to atter two contradictory proposi-
tions at the same time and upon the same subject.
This feat has been achieved with more or less nooses

His Excellency the Marquis d'Aseglio left town
yostatday, on a visit to Twooiat aad Viscenston Palma-
s:au, at Broadlaads.

His Euslletkay the Muslin Minister end the
Comore Creptowich hive lift town Go a Colt to Visxotat
sad Viscountesi Fahuntee, et /booths& _ _

Viicoont and Viacanntias Caspden and family have
arrived at Ct.rtdp•s html.o

The Dowager Lady Byron hri arrived at her reel.
down at Has, near Biebtaend, where her ladyship intends
to per the aunt sin months.
The mortal remains of the late Lady Emmeline
Stuart Wortley armed at the Botteeford station of the Not-
tingham and Breathers Railway, from &post, to Elyria
(the place of her ladyship'. demise), on Tuesday last, and
ware privately named to the Deka of Butlaud's family
mausoleum at &Weir Castle the same evening.
Mr. Secretary Laboaohere left Ws residence, Stoke
Yak, yesterday, for Bridgewater.
Early yesterday morning the Earl of Carlisle
arrived ca Liverpool by ths Musser Bblana. and than trap
yelled by mil to Castle Howard, his seat in Yorkshire.
Mr. F. Mowatt, Is Maytag at Tart..

by that eminent metaphysician, Mr. GLADSTONE,
who spooks one way and votes another t and ooc
sionally by our great morning oontamparary, who,
when in a difficulty, pablisisse two articles—
the one directly contradictory of the other.
Mr. DISZAZLI adopted the sum tootles ; and
we venture to think, played his part with excellent
effect. There is no halting or stammering about his
progress. He is as cool, and his hand se steady, as
HOUDIN, or the Wizard of the North, when he
bonitos= a pocket-handkerchief into a gold watch.
Noe do we hill to observe what a grace is added to
this exhibition of impudent oratory by the tom
of affectionate sympathy for the speekses country
friends which in infused into it. He says—
Don't imagine that I fear to answer the question as
to agricultural statistics, which has been put to me.
I hops it will never be said of me, or of any member
representing you, that he is, or that I am, an enemy
to information. Information—correct information—
is the only solid baste of real legislation ;
and I am sure that no interest, in this
county at lout, will ever oppose the collection of
information likely to benefit the orommunity." Bat
he adds, on the subject of agricultural etatistice—on
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which ministers have been defeated—l believe that
the ministers of no country hue the means of obtain-
ing such sound and extensive information as the '
ministers of England. Ido not for a moment mean
to maintain that it may not be necessary to obtain
more accurate or wider information ; but I deny
that we are abeolutrly in the dark as to the impor-
tant article of produce. Thus are ample means of
obtaining general reunite which no minister of any
country possesses equally with a minister of England.
Observe, I do not say this in any way to encourage
you in any blind bigoted opposition to infor-
mation, or to any measure by which it
can be more accurately obtained. Bat we
live in an age of statistical imposture, and many
erroneous statements are made on the subject of
agriculture. We have a great basis of information,
and I believe we may both inereeth that basis and
go on to build on it. Be thus oonaludee in the words
of our report :
I will sot Olitelgraite that my whisk is a cry of igaorsaese
that this great dvilbed away Is so dodgiest la the Maas
uthestes and positive tafermaties u to the egriewiteral
produce of Eselsaa. We asy, I tryst we shall, Improve
these mesas, sad we asset is improve this without the
mud upped of the agelealtand body. But that ewers
will set, sight sot te be *babied salsa that body is treated
with that degasses sad curtsey ce the saltiest which Is
le Cu.

This coseludiog remark,we abeam, elicited cheers.
An Chaim to being insulted almost always ends an
echo in a man's bosom. however dimmed may be his
perception by festive fames. Indeed we are not sur-
prised to dad the Cheshas maims somewhat slow of
apprebessioa. The speech is somewhat periling. The
steps of Mr. Dranamfe istellectual process arc ewer-
what diejointed.—We mast have information. The Go-
vernment have information. That information is very
imperfect. It might b 3 improved. The Government,
in attemptiog to make some improvement, were
defeated, and rightly defeated. This is an ege
of imposture. The sgriesltaral body ought
to furnish information. That body is Dot
to be insalted.—The entice was uonsease, bat
it served its perpose. It 'gabled Mr. Dle-
to respond to a toast. It semis to have
willed his oonvivial friends. Bat, after all, it is a
melees:holy speeded& It is maid that of all the
martyrs tel melancholy arse is so deplorable se your
comic actor. A life of laughter is too meek for bums
nature to bear. Is it possible that the weak senor Da
the political stage may safer the same misery t There
is a solemnity about Mr. DIBRAILII look which
MASS one half suspect It. What, Wood, is the
Right Hos. Bileasatur Menus bat a Omer step
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