The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-10 00:00:00

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Mr. DRIIMMOND, pith very great pets, felt himself
=lto vote against the rend readlag ; cud he wet
yila ll
etoolehrd to And hiretlf in prier anima with the
learned gentleman whir had just criticised the right hon.
baronet for hie ignorance. Mee another Coke upon moths
Litt:eton. (Laughter.) The learned gentlemen informed
them that he objected to the impret leostree it had, grown,
1,400 nen ago, out of the strange and abated notion that
all the country was of one mind in religions matter. • Hs
(Mr. Drontnicad) would take it to • much earlier time, when
there was " one body sod one Spirit, one hope, one Lord, out
frith, one baptl one Godard Father of es aIL" It wee at
that tinie, whoa all worshipped in ass church, that all were
Druid to contribute to its 111•61.11081101. (Heir, hear) Thai
hon. rutin= was quite tight—it wa• • quarks of anti.
tin or non-abolition ; and he (Mr. Drummond) would sever
consent to have the church ram tampered with or modified.
(Herr, hear.) The question rally war, whether they
would or would not Tonal, Grid es • astir P
The thing they riled " • coorientious objection" bad no
more right to be ettintained than the cooscleotions object:on
of • republican to • monarchy, or of • &secret sotto
Inachinary of Ring, Lords, and Commons. (Hear, hear.)
If they admitted a ooseclentlons objection In MN cast, they
Wen bound to admit it in all ; but let them prat or • sire
he rata, wther poor's rate or runty rate, water Ire or l
ing rote, in which the ratepsyee had any vote. [An or.
MIX 1111: Church rain) 'that wee the very thing with
respect to which he wee danybog the tight ether re•opeyer to
be orocolud. It wet only by the pinta marine thin nee. '
than into their own hands sod teleglag it tale their err.
sierra courts, which bed property nothing whatever to do
with it, that the morn, obtained the swans of de-
feating hie liability. (Ear. hem.) The church Itself
had abolished the church, Y drying the eamagal,
of a church. St. Paul "We have en alter;'
the church said, "we have sot an al ar "; and thus it
showed that it was so longer the sere as the church of St.
Paul. (A laugh.) Churchmen thson.elvea, he repeated, bad '
destroyed the veeytreme of the church; end now they com-
plained that the di.seahm wanted to throw down the wall.
which they rendered =elms. (How,lrox.) He warned the
right hatctlemen (Mr. Walpole) that this attempt to'
make Mr palatable ;would lot succeed. Mr. Wall
avowed in work" that he did not are • rush for church
rates, exert r the first step towards eeparatiog the church
Ina the state, and then towards getting at the tithes.
(Chests.) After that let him hear no mute cant about coo-
adentlons "rapist. (Chun.) This Irma neither more nor
leer than the attempt of slime party to pull down the church
of Ragland.
Er. BALL regarded the meters Si emu calculated to
prance harmony between einerchrse and dirrntms ;
end ea use well deserving of error are by the latter.
Mr. LOWE would not hove preerned to Eddreas the
Lore on this subject but that he represented a bur ongh
(Eidderarbeter) which bad audited more than perhape say
other from the present state of the law. He did not sea how
the bill would remedy the evils under which his coartintents
Mewed. It wee Gard • compromise, but the only crepe°.
mho he could And in it was that the parties might fight It
out. (" Her," and laughter.) He wet satielled that his
constithents would spurn the relief offered them, end that
they would rather submit to have their goods drotraised
wpm than 'rept what they would made, each • de-
Elllimit of getting out of the dispute. (air, tear.)
that church rates sere not • charge on lard,
he referred to " Bunt's Rodritetical Law," where they
were declared to be • charge an the permit. If they were
driven to rely on the whimsey prinelple they ought to do so
thoroughly ; and this was secorary In order to give it full
"Reek

--M7r. WALPOLE add the meet hapertaat fact tefore the
bean wee, that being now ca the dead reading of the bill,
the needles ot to have been ow partly of principle, sad
not of dataiL The Homo Seentegy bad well stated what
the principles of the MR wee, and no one bad really objected
to fhe voluntary nmeatedea end the exemption of die-
es, two leading
mediae ill prbeelples, sod tested their op
the mood thee groad. Chwy's
reeled ea kis Mr. Walpole's) Mod to a
dare giving &Wands eueepion to places where • rat.
bed ten been rejected, *doh would encourage other dams
to doctku=sand be • pied= on 'gamin'. The Tann-
ed the aumptioa of dissenters mem not
V.cted to by Ste George at all. (Hear, beer.) Mr R.
Bethel had gravely lefoneed the boon that chunk Wee
belonged to • peeteentiog nu, 1,400 pin ago, but had
tattled in the next breath that men were then all of our te-
n Had any remain been shown why the two,as
till should not be arced ? Mr. Lowe
Mn bill, thateed of putting en end to Wife, woad
It. This Is (Mr.Walpde) denied. The bill ambled • vo-
le/din esausatatica of what was now a charge oa the
Lad • haw meld that be • ponce et drift
eieriebeef Is rural pariahs', er whore
the Use vas eddy bold by im• -en, it
wadi be had to deny them the power of thus parpetnaihd
did bed been instituted ss henget I, nee to the poor. It heal
beim. mid that the exemption of disarmers from this impost
would deasticambse the church. But ea unfortunately all
wen not now of cue mind fa relb,ious matters, what chjec.
tion could then be to relieving dissenters from this pay-
ment P The offer wee made m a menage of pesos ; be re-
gretted that it wee not io be aceeptd. He leered that fa
that ram the prevailing ill feeling must continue. (Ifni,
bear) He was asked to show no distrust of the voluntary
principle, and halted shown none when he had intr, dueled
the bill ; bath. would not give up the advantage oft ndow-
mints and cad it aside merely bemuses volunteers would
oonte forward. There were parts of the kingdom
which the voluntary principle would not retch ;
and etherefore they meat beep up the cotatety
hamlet
provided by their forefathers that there should be in every
a place of worship movidd for the poor. (Hear,
bear.) He implored the house, on than grounds, how to
darn the two plardpier of the bill. If in attempiag to
eselbe the eyedied- holed like may better MS, De
maid Italy levet ; bat he would not despair at a tetthe
teed of tie qualks bring dons to by the second tending
ci this bilk end Its monk:alba in committer.
Mr. STANHOPE attempted to whines the boon; but
the ales for a divi.don were en load that nue* • ward at.
tared by the bra. menther could be heard. Raving folded
his OW, and declared his determination to stead there till
he did obtain a learlag, the tumult benne still gnaw.
Ultimately the boa. 'mam= moved the adjournment of
the debate.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER suggested
that the be.. gentleman might make his observations in
emereitne.
After • pass,
Mr. STANMOPR again attempted to esthete the house.
litnyeemeeed a "bow what wee the origin of church rater.
("_ ob, oh.") After a few laudatory remarks Gs the
Wesley's', the lion petleman's at dation wee called to the
fed that the hour was approaching, a ender to .is, and he
suddenly drcpyeed into hi. seat amidst great laughter.
The beemidesa divided :
For the rood reading of Mr. WalpoWs bill
25n
i
Against it l-83
This remit wee hailed with lend 'bee lag from the oppod-
tion tido of the house.
CHURCH RATES ABOLITION BILL.
Bit 1. TRELAWNT postponed hie bill till this suede&
CHURCH RATES COMMUTATION BILL.
The bill wee oleo gionpooUGdHTEß BILL. till this moth&
MANSLA
This bill was red a third dew end posed.
The hones adjourned at 6 o'clock.

THI NORTH AMERICAN Cow/um—Mr. Justice
Baliburtoadriimeed • lecture no the North Mariam colo-
nes at Islevorth last Tuesday sondes. It la sot often that
the berated judge cares forward as • letterer, but the literary
reputation which he bee acquired by hi. well-known works
II MN to draw an audience wherever be ewers, and tb•
SIOSOOI.4OOm In tibial the knee wee given was crowded by
the patty of the neighbourhood. He began by alluding to
the mall attention whi, b Britiah North America excites la
this coastry—eo small, Wad, that if he did not occasionally
cell to saini Mat this mat territory Rom ceo-slath part
of the whole terrestrial wine of Me globs and but that be
blared Ind certainly spent the greatest part el his life
there, be might meastimas be to doubt if my
seek plan nay existed.H• corrernol arsien with
the impotence which is attached to every Miss said or dome
be the United States • end he onaidand that the diatoms
wee to be attributed Pertly to the quietness sod modesty of
the solo lets. bet principally, of course, to the bet that the
Uei ad States ions as Independent tonne. He would by no
111.111•110 W any real sapseiority to the latter ; la aliment
Israty I:4_ sodomising wealth, sad mantra aavinnanu•
every bet ameckaly is the okorecter cd
be ciaMesd the agnates, for On talesles. =ladert:
Idsyens would mike, ha warted, to show the Irak of
Ids spinier; mad is rapport of Ida views be produced a va-
riety of Matiolio• The rapid peeress of the United Bastes
wee a ding meek tango, sad very *sly ea. That •
errantry &odd ham quedrupied Its population is km than
IA yews was &Wakes • wonderful fen. Bat daring the
hely mere between 1810 sad 1860, the population at Canada
bed multiplied tenfold; and not only so, but the produce.,
weak, sod education d the country, bad Wrung I. the
asme popoetion. The leased judge then gave • deeded so-
onest or/ dr minus gettleassete of Newlseedleadadtv.a,
geode, Ceps Breton, Prinos lidward's bleed, and
nenneades the characteristics ;lad advantages of each. To
the two more meat colonise on the western mast. British
Camelia sad Vascomme's Mud, be only relierod orsr
to d7llll attention to the projected mats to Chine mean the
Americas castings; which, enertsd, must be opus& is •
very few ram gad most Infallibly befog as Weems sow-
Moe at wealth and innertsase to the Mash adopies. The
Isom" which Ina sawed by • good deal of huserous
illusuesiass, wee magnet with wed leviers.
Loeitiou 00112allli (Lnitno4
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MUSIC.

BT. MARTII4'B•HALL.
On Tamelay night there wee a smart, nods,
the direction of Mr. Hoary Liens, in of of the funds of the
Groot Northers Meepital at lifing's-Cray. It was tinder the
irenteilato Po'roolotill of the Qum, the Prime Consort, th
Lod laver, the Lady Mayoress, the Sheriffs of Lcadon and
Demo; mil a numerous body of sable sad dietlngedebed
peress TM ?tall was crowded in every part, sad the Oman
thrived by gib ',skiable deadly must have been very oast-
hirable.
'of Mr. Leslie's Oratorio, or Bible*
Tee aware caveats!
.C.dootstaLfded.e.diirith,mo Si Inbmilow.
muiterf:dirsci
will remember, was composed Li, and Produced at, the
Birmiagbam Festival last autumn. It V,'m bow peranned
for the Let time in London, and was get up with greet me
sad completeeres. The solo vocal pate were sang by
Madam Viardot Garcia, Madams Lemmas fitterrastai,
Mr. Mcattm Smith, cad Signor Belatti. Mr. Sims Rearm
was aim announced, bat was unable to appear. The hand
was admirable, masisting, without szoeptlim, of performers
of recognised taleata, sad the chores, too, was select as well
as mreerree. The perform:we, ecesemeetly, wee meanest,
and evwy justice was done to the beauties of Mr. Leaßtis
work. Madame Visedot, In the cammer at fig !anchor
delayed the mine vocal sad dame& power—the man
riailisee of atykt sail MAI& et mind= shah gem
dosed so great an died at Birminghem ; sod Signer &nett%
who was the original rerteratttive or Holofernes, Wei not
lees effective in that pert. Madame Lemmas Sherriegker's
beautiful voice sod dear menage were displayed to great
sdventage to the memo pert, whisk is brinicaly writs;
and the taus was estraerly well easeelasd by Mr. Montan
Smith. Altogether the perfermenee mat of with meek
&lot, and at he cosolusion the composer was greeted with
loud applause from every part of the ball. The macellancons
portion deluded Weber's Concert-Stitok, superbly plesed by
Mira Armada Goddard; and Meedelesolues overture to
Bry Ad% seal& teradeeted the concert.