The Express.
London, England, 1856-01-03 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 3, 1856.

by estrous High-Churchman as from that held by Pa
ritaa& The hour bans that religion is so distinct

it Su" that it in skid, ap ix( shawls§
ceresieles I the lattachellevr that the
Ise

- ets,sinfal that you mast even be talking rel 4.
glom tiseitor think ghat the women duties tig gib
may igt mode holy • by the spirit of millsist
toting inieneibly, bet none the lees open Go
men who perform them. A doctrine like that et Ns.
Calule cuts the grosnd ham beneath the feet-4-
mere theologian. Theologian doctrines ham Ode
value, but by limiting themselves to these as Ilmt
whole of religion, MOD booms mere contromenielins

animated with what Mauttcreox called the wont
of all hatreds, the qinm theologietan. Breve Kama
Lonna treasured a dogma as highly as the greatest
doctor of the Church, but he thought it no sin to lead
a jovial hied of life, which would confound the mere
formalist of the runt day.
Has the Qua= chosen to show her satisfaction
with this sermon by a proceeding so far out of the
usual come, in order to teach charity to the mem-
bers of all the countless denominations into which
her empire is divided P Does she mean to say, Your
&gum are precious to yourselves no doubt, bat de
act make them weapons of warfare ? Diffenut as
your beliefs an, you are yet members of the same
mighty nation. Tom will convince the world that
your belief is something better than a men notion,
if it Leff emcee your conduct one to another. Do
not split up the nation into hostile parties, because
you cannot believe the manse doctrines. If your
religion cannot sanctify the world, it is nought.'
Whether such wee the intention of her ?damn it
is impossible to say. Whatever was her intuition,
we are quite sun that the publication " by eon-
sand" of this sermon cannot but have a beneficial
Whet.

Wig court.

WINDSOR, am!. 2.

Priam Albert with the Duke of Cambridge, ao-
impaled by Priam Load of LeWagon, Prises Edward
of few Weimar, sod the Doke of Neweeoebe, mot oat
aboselog yesterday.

TM irises of *ales sad Prime Alfred mat to Looks
sad visited the Duchess of Olommtor, at Glaassater Houle.
Theis Bent Hishaeom afterwuds attended Mr. Faraday's
lasture, at the Royal lastitstios.

TM -Maser party iseladsd the Dashes' of Rant, the
Primer Royal, the Dabs of Caasbridp, Priam Braes' of
Leiniagsa, the Daks of Nswoostis, Lady Fumy Howard,
she Harasses de Spa* lb, Res. Mary Seymour, the
Right Hos. H. Laboushors, Mr. ad Lady NUMMI BMWs,
84 Osage Casper, mad Colossi Tyrwhiti.
TM band ORM 2M We Gauda played dazing dims,.
The fellowisg bad SU emu of ressiviag lavitatiess
the musisal psribemeass of Joseph," shish took
plass is the miming : Prism Edward of Haze Weimar,
the Mika Minister sad Madame Vaa de Weyer, ths Rev.
Issi mid Lady Wriedaseley Russ% Mho R. sad Mr.
Mem" this Ladies Murray, the Rev. Charism 0. Goadised,
dm Rm. Seymour 14svW*, the Be,. Frederick Arm,
Calessi the Ha. J. Liadmy (Cosmandiag Meer, las
Bat-
Miss Gressdis Guards), ad Lady Bank Liadaay,
Mimi Marlyn (Gammas's 0M sr, 2ad Life Guards),
Nisei the Him. C. 11. sad Mn. Phipps, Mn. and Miss
Ralbaret, Ml. Emily% Captais Bayer (23rd Royal Welsh
Pidisse), Major-Oeueral the Rau. C. sad Mr.. Grey,
Wm Clive, Lady Nary Hood, Mks 1101, Lady Cuolias
Eambstos, Lady Emily Haymow, Lady, KW, aad Mr.
Cooper, 11r. Gibbs, sad Mr. Glover.

The gem, the Prise., seit the diem empaay, eatered
St. George's Hill stbelf-pest 9 o'Coek.

The BAT. R. Taylor (New Lesland) mad a New Zeelaad
chief had ma faterview with Mr. Berintszy Labaaoheav
yesterday at the Coloalal-odles.

Sir 01;ercie Grey 'Maud yesterday at the Rosareffiss.
♦ daystatios boa this Aborigisse Protestiaa Seeley bad
as isteroiew yesterday with Mr. facirstssy Labsesiews. Tbs
dapetatias scsaisted of Timms Hodgkin, 11i.D., Kr. R. N.
Fowler, Ray. C. B. Gribble, Rev. R. Richards, Ns. Conn
Has Reabery, Mr. Richard Smith, Jas., Mr. L. A. Chaise-
TOTIPOW, Kr. Jobs Mayfield, Mr. °serge L. Neighbosr, sad
ldr. Preach R. Fox.

The Doke d Richmond hie left But Loam for
the pupoes of paselat a her days with his (sally at
Goodwood. His grass Is expeated to Mara to Brightest
esirly ant week. The Disks .f D.,oarhita is still et his
natio* rosidowee is Kamp Tows, bat, In essesq•asse of
haying Wes ladispoood with a sold, his grates hes sees ao
sosspeay this Giuliano's. We see happy to lean that the
sable duke Is slakiag of the sass of the esid.—Brithiss
Goats.

The Earl and Countess of Chesterfield have a largo
party areablad at Broth, Park. gong the isocayasy us
the Countess Howe sad Lady Adokids Canon, the Countess
of °lsmail sad Lady Margaret Butler, t►s Earl of Wilton,
the Berl of Basta., Lord Cava:dish, Lord Bargharsh, Has.
Jallsa Pau, Col. the Hos. Ceeil Foresaw, Col. the Has.
Janes Ihodoaald, Mr. sad Lady Sophia Des Vass, Lead
Hwy Hydra Leases, Yr. sad Mrs. Job. Suably, Ka
Halghtley,it Thomas and Lady Greeley, Mr. Balkoley.
sad Mks Asses.

The Earl of Stanford hem taken the Quota eountry,
lately bunted b 7 Sir Dishard Batton. His lordship will
rondo at Kane lisvb•sr.
Lord and Lady Eloho have taken their departure
but tM IS. Ontrp's Hatal. TM Hoe. Amaral' sod 1447
Harriet Vernon, sal Kr. Hari Drummond sad Lady
Louise, have oho lit Ms mans oriabliskmont.

We is glad to observe that Sir George Gray was
raSaisatly rommend from the effects of his meat severe
essideat to attend at the Hem-edlee yesterday.
The Earl sad Count's@ of Stamford have had a
large party of Meads staylag at their beautiful se►t,
Es-
rine Hall, Staffordshire. His lordship sad party have ben
enjoying Said sports, sad have killed as unmediated
gunny of gun Ia fear days, 2,113 be►d were killed.
Ths spormaa have lima us fa amber, mad ban Mined
■ dergyma—tbe Rev. C. Jima.

Pc( Worooderatire Chroisick) understand that a
Nutrimental allisan is arranged, sad will shortly tat.
glass, batman the Left Zell, Carson, dasibtar of lb.
Earl Row. sail Liestamat-Colesol & N. F. Kiapeote, of
Kalamai Pork, Giesossterohlre.

WI (ticoisissari) have good roams to halloos that it
is the iatestiet et Govetemeat M iabeitsh sae Bawd a

Filmy, wldalk die st SiMusk, with isms
Beetlisil.

The lienetne Aesdemiese of the Edinburgh Uni-
versity bar reef to Dr. Aiken the sou of 2604 a par. r
a erring allowarta. from fait at their Mortal.

The ;dewy of the Bearotery to the, aoatadulooors
la Loewy (t►e appoiatasst ►ast palmed OS Mr. 'aka
Forster) is Bud by the 8 a 9 VW, e. 126, s. 9, at 8001. per
SUISS. By the 18 417 Vie., s. 98, e. 39, the Ocaretery of
the Caaai•siaasn, if at the time of his appoiataeat s
walking banister of five years' staadlag, Is eligible te be
apostate& a souniesieser. It was loader this dame that
Mr. LaMar, the late secretary, was 'ordinal a esanas-
skater sa ties deems of Mr. Mylas. Mr. Paster Wa/
sidled te the bar of the loan Temple he 1843 ; he has,
therein", far more that the length of standing regulate to
qualify Ida for promotion to • wauaissionership alder t►e
sinus of the ass. The salaries of the eoricainioaers, use of
whoa Is Mr. Proctor (better haunt to the public by his
pude peesdoava of Bury Carswell) an axed at LOOM a
FOOL _ _ _

_
Baron Parke bu not bean peened, and Uwe
are deebte whether he will take the title of Lord itapthllL
It le believed he will take hie title boa eon e plugs is the
North of Eaglaad.

The Condo° brought to Mangan Sir E. Lyons,
of time Isglish lost is ths Mask Ms,
'Ntbolat•

mad Omer* de la Marnere,
didon form is Um It* The dawn of Man
the ant day tee Peril; tea ham prsessis r Tssisy,.sed
of r*. Preach capita The Cassia, Is iaM,
is Is await the nears et them aliens it suer, *es had Is
Pair, when the Rey* Albert will be is realises. *UM
W. WSW Blasi Iles.

A frisk departure of pilgrims for females and
the ash Lead will take place at Mareelltee towards eke
sad of February. About the awe period another earews,
firmed la G.e_.ap, wUI NU hoe ?Aims ter the isms
dosiiosiism

INTELLIGENCE.

OF OMER PAORE.

The Vienna itildery Gamete publishes' the 6/.
lowing:
" It is probably no kegs, doubted by any sae *ea,
our ocesespoadeat at Trebisoad was well Informed
when be wrote -thet-Ower-Pamba bad not ter weeks

lost eight oi the Pattie coast, and that he had not
advanced further than the 'Small town of Chopl, on
the right beak of the small river bearing the Name
name. Render Paella, it is true, advanced along the
excellent road that rune to Abesha, bat did not ven-
ture further than Toheniteelisle. He only did this
for the purpose of aseertalning Vieth,: or no the
Russians, under the .—sand of General Begration
Muharski, and reinforced by the troops of General
Brunner, had taken up a position in Levine sad
Intyri on the left bank of that river. Ravin done
this, Omer Paoha decided on retreating to Redont
Lash and Anaklea. It having at the same time
become known that the Russian commander intended
sending to Mingrelia all the troops collected in the
fluvial districts of the mountains near Gori, so that
they may sot on the offensive, the Turkish Admiral,
Ahmet Pasha, received orders to place all the dis-
posable Turkish and Egyptian steamers at Omer
Fiche's service. It is possible that a reemberkation
of the troops is to be made.
" Mostapha Paella has, in a similar way, retreated
to Batoum, in order to pass the winter in that un-
healthy meet station. As we cannot suppose Omar
Pasha means to persist in wintering where he is at
present, seeing that b• is exposed to the danger of
being attacked by the Russians, and unable
to make any great residues, Anaklea and Rollout
Hsieh being only assail forts, it is highly probable
that the entire Turkish army will be beosg►t to the
Rounieliaa harbours, and stationed there in winter
quarters. The Russians too will do no more than
garrison Kars, and will not advance oa the offensive
in the wide radios between the Western and the
Eastern Euphrates. General Mouravieff has detached
one division to Aohalkaisk and Achalsik, whilst
another division has assorted the captured garrison
of Hue to Tiflis. The Nelms, and a few superior
cams, will be transferred to Moscow; the remain-
ing often, with the ma, will probably have to pass
the winter in the government of Tiflis.'

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(MOW OWL OWN OONANSPONDINIT.)
YARN, incoaraszAv Xviornte.

The Newlnds circular is conansed by public opt.
lion u a refusal et the Austria. propositions. It is true
that this dconmeat bean data Deo. 22, and woe mow
(neatly pained before the arrival of Count Baterbasy
at S. Petersburg, bat the general belief is that the 11
Russian Government, knowing what was coming,
resolved to tusks a diplomatic diversion, by
taking the initiative of proposition wholly
incompatible with those which it has been
agreed to call the Austrian ultimatum. This,
then, is the form in which the emigre answers
(which, I. spite of the vapouring about the distinct II
" yes' or "no," whisk it was said the Austrian cate-
gorical questions would bring oat, you most have
expected) are now given.

The Bourse. spied upon by the great all in
London, has been very gloomy indeed. The Bente
was a drag throughout the day, and fell lfr., closing
at 63fr. 30e. The Bank of Francs, with a the of
20fe., waa the ally exception to the general depre-
ciation of all semeities. Credit Mobilise fell 25fe.
The railway settlement wee adjourned till to-morrow.
Quotations wen materially lower in some lines. Lyons
fall 12fr. 600. and Grand Central 7fr. 600.

Holiday bating been kept yeeterday, wording to
wagon at the newspaper offices, there an no manias
papers to-day, with the exceptioa of the Moatear,
which merely contains the formal official news of
the reeeptimm.

The Emperor said to the Neapolitan ambassador at
the New Year's reception yesterday, " I regret that
oar relations are not es good as they used to be.'
Madame Barret, wife of the French ambassador in
Belgium, has arrived in Paris, in consequence, we
regret to learn, of the ambosador, who is here on a
visit, baying fallen ill.
The principal feature in the Ifoodeour of today
is an acorns of the reception by the Emperor of the
diplomatic sops, the Grand Crosse of the legion of
Honour, the Senate, Corps Legislatif, and Council
of State, of generale, admirals, and functionaries, to
present their easigratolatione as customary on New
Year's-day.