The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-26 00:00:00

ALAIIIING RIOTS IN BT. GIOIOVB WT.

Yesterday, is seeordance with the direetiose of
the Bishop .1 London, the parish church of Bt. Ciecogria-
the But wee domed. At the Mission Church, is Calvert-
street, a sotko wee polled op that no one would be admitted
who wee sot provided trith a Whet. There wee sothieg ks
the morsing service to mil tor special remark. In the ems-
leg large bodies of pro* strove to gels admission, but their
deism were Manly resisted by a body of patisserie who were
maimed to defend the *stmts. Sorrel vigorous sttempts
woe side to beak through, and at length the angry ma-
iden soccesded is forcing their way hsto the church. At
this orient the gee was turned at and the officiatisg
slab*" implored the people to Mete. They shouted, and
whet the gee was egaia lighted it wee found that • body
of Ohm bed berm brought through the vestry. These very
sees eseseedsd in demise the eistiolt; but the digorbenc•
onside was tartile, new themes& of peruse wise bad
megregated is the wrests's:owing themselves by vociferating
,blest desnuoistime of Popery and Pueeyiem.

At St. Saviour's, Welklice:equare, the admission In the
marning was by ticket. The church was built for the Dunes
Is IIN bet eneepied for essay years by the British sad
Foreign Society. On their removal it was opened is
ccesszke with St. Osorge's for the full servicesof the church
on Tuesday, Aged 28, 1869, the memos being preached by
she Rev. Cason Stanley, chaplain to the Bishop of London.
The norvices yesterday were oonductsd by the Her. Mules
Ted Lowder, WA., of Bleier College, Oster& late curate of
St. tlrrtws, Pimlico, who peached from the 13th chap-
ter el St. ranrs first epistle to the Corinthians, verse 13—
. Asd wow abide, h faith, hope and charity ; but the greatest
of those is sierity." His roman was liatesed to with muted
alma= by the oongragstion, which wee composed manly of
wawa and telktres, lbws losing only 16 menpeweL A
Yew ISlbbillt 01 boys assisehlad outride the ehurch, sad mods
rude mum= up betleidnal members of the oungreption
as they cease out, bet there was no other disturbance of any
kind. The sem presented, however, in the event= wee of
a Welly Libre= charettew. A tumultuous mob collected, sad
=premed their determined= to atop the service. Five or eta
=tinkle the held them while the people tried to
et down. Ths mob spat in their face., threw dirt
at them, called them opprobrious names, and heaped all
kinds of ledtgaitiee upon them. At length, at about to
minutes to 7 o'clock, Mr. Lowder made hie way to the gate.
His hat was 'mocked over his eyes, and he was violently
Mw led until the pito was opened to a email =tint. and be
woe thrust down the steps into the churchyard. The clie-
ntal:see, who wars also insulted end beaten, succurted is
making their way into the church by a back gate.
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Darin the nevi oe Wellcloae-.gears become literelly Wed
with people, and their conduct we of so violent a character
that a large body of police bad to be called out. When Mr.
Lowder mod ble cheriewre came oat, the mob eet apes hbn,
with the view appatesUy of beating hire, bat the rev. ges-
theme to escape to the midden- hones, the road
bevies hese samemhally cleared for him by the polio*. An
Meek epee the has., wee proposed, and it would no doubt
lave bees aped eat had it not been for the police, atm
drew their also.. end Wpm to clear the place. • gamma
battle ewe* mid et keigthi the polies newt epos awe ef the
parties whom they supposed to be a riaglender, mad whom
tbny leek to the etation•hower. Tale proved to be a Mr.
Hattie, whoa few weekr ago appliid at the pollee court in
coaseziem with an maul( Oa Captela Savage Hall deriver
owe of the Sunday diatorbanore. Several gondola's of St.
Games pariah offered to become bOl for him, but be de-
dined, end wee locked up for the night.

How TO DO WITHOUT A CHURCH-111ATTLA
weeetiag of the occupier, of sittings in Hoary Chunk wee
had to the Hoye' Nal load School-room, on the 16th der. The
rester, who was to the shad, opeosd the proceeddos by station
dud the chruchwardeas ewe is possession of andlcant fends
foe defraying all such ordinary Impend. se wad at preened
ahargaohle on a *beech rate, bat that the time hod ar-
rived whet at doom! spy to ermine sone &laid eyelids
by which means might be podded for oarrybig on the per-
a• heretofore, the usual estimated .peers of which
(szolosive of 401. 84. 4d. aannally payable to the ohnice-
wardens by the corporation of Henley oat of certain trod
funds applicable to church porposse, and 31. usaally woolly
recelvd by them for the am of the great bell) would ainooot
to 1631. 17a. Alter seas diseaselon, the following rewind=
was screed to :—" Thigh. orretiag ere desirous of express-
ion their apprevel etas swims rat present °Deducted is
the wish elsereh, eel the yreekregret they would feel if the
Iffillftearde• IMO doling the winter months ;
mod it the smog elm they with to slate their opiate that the
espeatee of esseytei ea the shush persists hewed theme
ehereosbis IS the foams of the chorebtrerdese Meek' be
borne by these who hold allotted sittiap In the °horde." •
rubseetplka Net wee thee opened, and the Om et 452.
waist llllNlssalatibaled.—Oxfort Chromate.
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A Nmutoir log of the Talotabisa,
cso at ta Royal Mad Peed Company's largest Also
ship, jest whet b pan. *sae Obit on boo bat
mago. 'Mil Naas ibs Lrolopsal in • sumo; pail,
bossy 408 08. • BIM foil overboard hos dalland.
Sopssilamd, but wow picked up spin is abort lima by
or oftb gators. Mad will Cliff4rd's lowering appeaar,
erlihose valehAs met have nee with a 'ray greve.