The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-15 00:00:00

7 UREISH MISSIONS.

Tits wooed annul meeting of the Turkish Missions
Aid Scent, was held ynterday at Willie's Rooms, Hisg•
street, Bt. James; the Right Hos. the Earl of Busrru
soar, Presiding °. the &Any, in the chair. The needs(
woe very annetroaely attended; and oa the platform were
Lewd Robert Grasses, M.P. Vice-Admiral V. Hareosrt,
Rev. Dr. Marsh, Rev. Et ward Auto), Boy. W. Cadman,
RIM. W. Chalmers, Rev. W. Arthur, Rev. H. Joins, W.
E. Baxter, , M.P and H. Madwith, Beg., M.D. Waif
of the medical staff at Karr, sad author of •• The Siege of
Ban," Be., cite )
The Cnaraitax fa his &dare. said, that after recent'
events and fa the prawn crisis of the But, it was unneces-
sary to soy mush en behalf of Turkish missions and the
Turkish empire. Two peen ago tannins was cannily
enough directed to the sate of things la that empire ; sod
the question was to draw some good oat of the evil of the
then miens war. What other this, could be thought
of by Christian men than to ashram the opportunity thus
embed up foe diffseing smoog the B.stera people the light
of God's word Oa looking round for sasehiony, they
(mad in ezistesco the Amman Board of Missions, and,
couidering what that body had dins in the Best, the
enemy of their labour. aed the parity of their prisetplee,
they scold net de bat's? the. avail themselves of the
saachinary ready for Sear use. The Amgen's§ Board of
Maims wee e.mmneed wee thin twenty years ago, sad
was (lauded on the wet eatholie bean, embracing ia Its
emetiration Aye diftereat denominations of protestant
Christiana, all united for on. °oration object. His lordship
quoted several Manumits from the hut re p-rt et the Amer,
sea Mission, which proved the Pagans suns, that had
attended its operations, sad how Important an inetrnment it
had been in bending socially sad Janine:many the
population' of Cum load,. Carried ea 'neatly, with-
out stir or tumult, it had struck so deep a not
then, that it would requite sow eapithersan effort
to root it oat. TM Maim had atotoroos churches
sad schools seder the nperiateadesee of native
Unbent sad Is sot village wee Oeseheatieople the whole
population, shoal COM se 8,066, bed setered the protroaat
1014. Its Ms Atmesdes breamih thus wars 78 native peevish-
en, ad *me lad bees piebald Is the Dative language sp-
ins/models milleae of p.m Is brain sad tracts, the sem-
her sleeking" betas ri 665. Osald vs de bettor %Ma lead •
helping Mad to tido undertakiatored thus one, Ia these days
N me sad nummen of war, esessithes the boss& cf mine
berwssa se sod the Angolan people? New was thee.
i.e what then wen ee awl facility in this reopen es at
yeasest. By*. reseal Amass of tbe Salton, a Turk any
ralftWela fW RIM stallisaChasarriar,as before, the mashy of
Milk she .1111 ONOSIONOGO granted to Chriatims were of
great Importaast. 116 Mead Dr. Sanded*, who as mai—
eel and military ma was an honour to his soantry, took
rather a gloomy Waver these conseesions. It was true that
they were of Lttle value, spins they were earefelly
watched ; bat the enension of the principle of religious
Stony wee • great thing—it was a bass on winch to rear
a superstructure • this rieeiple ones admitted, after a little
time and a Bede perseverance the pranks awl manly
fallow. The Rest ma the birth phase of and
slriMatisa. TM Bast, so lose suck la trasmass od ear
barium, sew gfres Wass of reviving ; sad teal vs sot
hal se impales of gratitude in tarrying back what we before
Naha ? Nothing reenine but that we should set at
ass fee this purpose through tie mean of the America's
Wake, that we should strengthen Is hands and extend itsl
opesall.ss by mean of our ontributions. It was written
the wsten of the Euphrates should be dried up.
Whether the tr rein were taken is a Initial or li•eral
weans sure he wee that it meld only be through the
Sera of kntt oiness ea/ighteniag themneatens sad owing
with iag on Hie wings. (Cenral
The report was road by the Rev. H. Joule.
From the Minn sheet It appeared that the waif* for
the year hat bees 2,1311. Os. 21d., and that the disbars*.
meat" left a balsam Is hand of upwards of COOL
Lord R. °Koerner's, M.P., moved the Am tosolution,
Morin the report sad atatiastiag the committee foe the
lasliallig been eesesded by the Rev. R. AVIRIOL. and sap-
Parted, la ea elesthe sea oh, by W. B. Bairns, Bat.,
MI P., It was denied asaalmosidy.
The Rev. Mr. Cmautias prorated the mead reselstios,
to the effect " that this meeting desires tomprem he thaak•
fulness to Almighty God for the restoration of peen ; and
that He has bees graciously pleased to provide that the
effect of the war In reference to the eases *donated by the
friends of the Turkish mfteloas boa been to ware to the
s proareu soiree hitherto esperteocel within toe
territories of the °tows empire."
The Bey. W. Lavaca wended the re.olation, which
was umalwasly adopied.
_ _

Mellcy. W. biter;mina (of the Presbyterian Chants)
moved the third re.olstios, • a.: "That this weetiarr
in the pabliestio• of tte Cialtaa's Orman, wblsh en-
sures liberty of toseelosee to all the nbjeets of the Ottressa
Porte. This document distinctly dicier.. that as ell the
forum of religion are mad shall be freely professed la the eta
.ire, no subjs et shall be hindered she exercise of the rs
licks that he protease, at, shall be in any way estoppel en
' this 100011 at and farther Oat Doe .tall be unveiled
to estop hi. reheat.' This meeting therefore humbly
implores the Divine blusing on the uncoils of tie till.. of
Tarim, se that oath nusaares easy be adopted u give
effect to the important prism's's, conceded, and redves it to
prattles."

Dr. Beriewnw, he ereledisg the rmelatiou, said that he
could boar his teadmaay to what hs had seen of the Auterf-
as minion la tbe Zest He had oreereed them euruieg
*dr Whom ht Meow elhantoo, is dismal and dark places,
cad so wee whit had bent es the moue of their operatic's.,
sad had 'Weaned the *awn they displayed sad the
eatemomy of their erreegomea., bat nut we that the swam
ouboaribed • woo well impeaded. He had dart t% deep as
experieses of the feithlessnem of the Tartish go-
vereaseit to indulge much hope that the meat
firmaa would be proyerly carried oat; bat that
was cely ea argument for lamessed seal and for seeding
mon managers's, who would sorry to them regions this
light of to. impel. Nor that so mash blood had bees
shed oa behalf of Turkey, we had a fair claim that the pro-
gram of Christianity Mould be left frm and unimpeded.
Had he the eloquesee of Peter the Hermit he would preach
• mum% spirt% Islamism ; for he fully agreed with a
previous speaker that making bat Christianity eau repai-
rs% the Turk; he must he Carktisalsed.
The roseledea we. carried wassimously.
Mar sinew moolatioe, proposed by Admiral vsamoir
aukoom sad wended by the it.,. Dr. MAUR, bed
bees sewed, the meta( cloud with the oastootary tote of
tusks to the Airman.

Tio-o-o-11;Cito• tot—t;.oosaatos &wonted to 271. 2.. lid.

Tux Min.—Our Hamburg OperNpondent mita
al the 12V :—" Tor =my years fact Begot atom hem bees
serried a between the gmeassomme of Haeover sad Hatay
burg for bridging over the Bibs, sad esteadieg the Hamme-
rtoe railway to Ibis city. The taesatioa of this plea would
eadoubtedly give grneml Batista:gem ma the darner mad
dilkalty et Grossiag is the otitis steam, when the COMM.
Mimi= is frequently ieterrepted by the ice for sem tel days
together, would be altogether avoided. But hitherto tie
arnotieVose had led to se sotafsetory result, es the Ham-
miss government required the mate of Hamburg to ads
the territorial amtrolgety of the 'and oa the lido too gibe.
OS Irhieb the teratioes la Mbe built. The sevecomeat
of Huey., tat sow gives up this dam, sat the treaty be-
times the two states hes hese formal) y sigma. As soon, as
tbe eatilloqUems etas treaty have born stamped the
wale wen INMIIIIBII la serum, u the plum sad all the
prellehmey enempemesta have b.ea keg dam completed."

ILatv iinielltgenct.

EQUITY COURTS.—Aran 14.

Won 7111111114•11tt or Tat LULLS.
1.11.&11WSI IP. PIAROII.
The question In this ease was whether the estate of a Mr.. Wil-
liam. was liable to make geed • tuna o. 2.000 f. Consols, which she
as treater bad allowed to be sod out sad app led in a manner other
them &MY by the trust deed. tin the marriage of the plaintiff.
Alam
• ealrest at wee eroded by by which two les.ebold beers
Maisie were settled ea re plaintiff for her separate re
Milker power of solicitation, and then u she might by will
aggileatlna was made to the Li-entice hashed alleged, by the
Merl WWI oat the root, that bee might have it
to tree wllli, and Mr. John I cares, Dee ot the truster, refund to
en we mom mg determined to retire from the trot. There.
Iran. la 114111. • deed supointing new trustees was drawn up
end emirk by gra Walton., the new trade*, end by one ol the
old %Metier Irk net by Mr. fobs Pearce. He however executed a
nearer erre Mod to the other old trustee and to MIT. Wit Juni.
and they in their turns created a power of attorney wider which
the stork was told out. The areey was paid to the Owl:tail'. bus.
band, who traded with and Pet It. Under there circumstances
plaintiff Fought to hare the amount made good out of the estate of
Mrs. Williams, oo the grnund that the latter had committed a breach
of Omit ; bat for the defence it we. con ended that Mrs. William.
sae not properly a trustee, torero& as the new trust deed was not
• la on , ter, M giving ludreeet, said In hie opinion the estate of
Mrs. Williams was clearly ii.bn, isa.moch es she had consented to
set as triple.; and, even eu.i,ring that the de. d by which she was
appointed was taloned, ehe must be looked upon ae a trustee demo
tort. The reek was rendered into her same, .n 4 she executed the
power of attorney to sell It out, a. the mid quite innocently ; aid no
doubt it was Pearls' the plaintiff and the ;daintier' husband, whom
ebe, as trustee, beloved to be perfectly milled to it. Such en ex-
cuse, homer, mild not be permitted, as in all then cause of true-
terhip the role of law suet be conetrued strinly that ignorantis
leg= neaten% Inieraet. him. Williams must be held to have acted
as trustee; red, Inaseaueb at this 2,00u1. one Into her hands in that
character, bee mate mud be held liable to make It good.

100TH V. ♦LIIOTON.

The testator in this cause, the late Mr. I. Williamson, gam Itn,oool.
to trustees upon trust to pay the emus) Income thereof to Ms
daughter, the wile of the plaintiff, ice her the to her eepirate use,
and after be, degree upon treat for Fitch offence es she should ap-
point, with a trUM to default of appointment for her children. Mrs.
Booth appointed by decd 30.t00/.—p.rt of the whole lund—to her
husband, and died in bar bustand's lifetime *fitted basing mods any
appointment of the residue.
Ids was a suit for the administration of the estate of Mr. wit:lma-
go& Under • decree the Muter had when the dual amounts. end
Mead that the tedstorts estate wee imunktient to produce the whole
eurs of 12.1.0001., which be had Oren upon the above trade. The
awe now came on upon moeptialia to the Muter's report, and
far far her directions. Ibe queloon dtmuteed was whether Mr.
Borth wr Wood to abate In rthfreet of theeo,ouol. appointed to hire
rateably and lo proportiih to the deficiency to the 1.0,0001., or
whether the whole drOdeuey ehould hill on the resides divisible among
Ids abilders._ -

The t'le►Chaaaller, altar !avarice Mr. Millar, Mr. Byrom, Mr.
allesioy, Mr. Craig, Mr. &twist, Mr. Hardy, Mr. thebbeare, sad Mr.
Hawklas, thought that the no appolat.d to Mr. Booth must abate
rateably with the residue • lusts was dt•t•tble maces hi. elarldrou

lIIYOI

!MILFORD IP. 1801121-BROWN V. BROWN.

n• Vlce4basseller yaws Istemeat In these eel* whisk wee
hard ea Friday hre, end were kedtuted kw the *rpm et Moak-
=l:9 pervert "West lege BrowL trees= elf the Sy et:
wS et Jess* Meows eon** NO* deries, pro.
Me, when he whin perkkildres, id* mess were to
rest mix% Auk! direelsee for maisseeese sed eseamula•
Um. Se slam *deo WU held by die Thellesseler to be
weld, el the rely *kw perpetelesk eel um that the
esesehasomeeethedre the Mew we eeYlld r rem Ile sureldsh
time mdloMpakeeel* doe shard le the mien et the et her
eke, the Opedllea et Item* eesets
our whlsh
or feemesey. ley the eel.* em *eh*eemeg et the per-
med *ale west to the wide% sal seethed be the
"dike% cad was power beyond the wee et Se lisad.
who
*le ally deal with the perehig SM. se as
It we led the deed evan'a I.mtion. The them* me.
toughed Wile Mame of diger Waage, Wboa mall by Meta
gereseneelse. eye Jas. 11., e. 17. the deed man's share benne
eallselle the el*" of dierthetkes; *I byll Geo. 1., o. 1111, the
misdeed die MIMI els frogmen el Leggett berme subject to Its
elasni be veils me be owls gm
MN ewe w swat by Mr. lek Mr. Cheedlem Yr. Daniel, Yr.
:me% WAS*. Yr. henelley. Mr. *Mom. an Yr. 0. A.
Willians,tebehal of the several pinks
The VleeChatestlor, after reviewleg Me statutes sod the deckle"
bearbiZtetilreateitliottot, veld
athrhelLittreght
ions mtbnorittratheinwkl
pee sesealtable ustatativ might arise se to part of the estate,
yet wham the Legator bad made a wily thee showing an intention of
making asepreperty his own Me ease vraa Wooed within the statute
et It 0te.1.0. to, sod dui cage" of the City of 1,116012 I,ras de.
strived, a* the widow's elate therefore moat te disallowed.