The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-20 00:00:00

PROTESTANT SCHOOLS IN FRANCK

The Debate of this day pablislesa a speech deli-
vered by Y. Oseme,th preeldingaa Seiterdrey less se des soma
wenn tLs Society for tee Racaaregrasat at Primary
thrtrortioe =asp& the Proteetaata of Franca Is the
rouse et Ise address le• said

" Utak spoken to pow of meek. I Yak aIM words
to my about obstacles. I addressed yea as the subiect
thooo pars ego. We had sot then, nor hem we now, any
doubts as to the just and friendly 'Menthes of the superior
prows. All the evil pit...coda fr •ro either UM prejudices, the
oe the ler .ty of certs.:l local authorities, and
frets that want of serious respect for the law, which is the
swims evil of our mashy and oar dos. This evil de
exists, gestlemen. It apprise emu to ban betrothed. The
law gives to local suthorithe the right to oppose
the opining of schools in the interest of public
weals sad order. This right it abased. Under the
gelenso of sonde sad tea yahhc peso, protestant schools
have been interdicted, and km closed, for the sole mom
that they are protestant. W, have son in more than one
Om protestant worship recognised, established, practised,
hat by ate side of the open and crowded church there is so
school. Pita hive been able to worship Ood socording
to their faith, but not to bring op their children in their faith.
Pock an abuse, gentlemen, is clearly contrary to the
freedom of worship, to the freedom of primary Instruction,
to make, to common seam, and it a the more serious from
the feet that we have had .tweoa to fear that the superior
authority considers the local authorities to be independent
sad sovereign in the matter. That, gentlemen, is inadmikble
—it is impcesible. What our right In ohs matter of primary
instruction to be at the mercy of • megor, of a sub prefect,
of • prefect, and we to bars no higher appeal, to have no
power of protesting against such &defogs, and the central
power to abdicate its own right whits agrhistg as of owe
Gentlemen, we will not permit each ea laterprekton of ths
law, mid will unremittingly utter our protium"

A MA IioNIEDAN PROCLAMATION LN OUDE.

The following preclemation honed for the Melo-
Man iehelitinee el Owls, Kathy?, itamparia, awl pteer•
aided, was bead posted on die ga•es of all polies Aslines
in Oxide

"God says in the Koran, ' Do no ester into the friendship
of Jews sad Christiania those who are their friends are of
them—i.s , the fri ode of Chrletleas ere Christians, mid
friends of Jews we Jew.. God aerie shows his way to

•' By this it Is evident that to befriend Christiana is Well.
eons, those who nee their friends are nut Slshoniedene,
therefore all the llalborosdan fraternity should with all
their Marta be deadly Gannett to the Cbriatiene, and never
betriend them Is may way otherwise LI will lose their reli-
gion and became inddela.

- "Some people, weak in faith and worldly, think that If
lbw, Air the Christians they will fall their victims when
Orr Me is rtreatablidesd. 'Clod says of these people,
Lei is the irate of those unbelievers, who aro &arra to
lea the friessiskip of Christiana through fear of receiving
isjory,' to remove their doubts and err their wavering
•rarL It is also said that God will shortly sire lie Vic-
tory, car will do something by which our onandes will he
ashamed of themselves: The Momatheans should them
fire always hops, and Derr bolero that the Christiana
will to victorious and injure them ; but, an the contrary,
should hops to gain the victory and destroy all Civilities&
If all the Kahomedans join sad mars Arm to Ullif
faith they would no doubt gain victory Clear the C
borer GA lays that the victory is dr to feel=
from Etta , but if they rooms onwards and infirm to their
and do not sacrilloa their private enterer for the
pia lic the !Crooner will be 'roar& sod, laving
ani deertie YJomedaati they will &sena, hasgotheot or
blow them away, soles span their women and children, dim,
green iirbosoar, and Christian's theca, dig up their hours
W cony of their property ; they will oho burn religious
med mend boor,
Lora the t= the Mnslida, sod efface the name
of far
t. Illaresedese bar say share, they .'..meld all join
and prepare themselves to kill the Christians without minding
Clay one *reaper the orrery Stirrer,' tilen know that Do
or dies Wire his time, and when the time comes nothing
cos save them. Thousands of men are aimed of by :bolero
sad other pestilesoe bet it snot known whether they die in
their senses, sad be faithful to their own religion.
To be killed in a war against Christians is • proof of
°briar martyrdom. All good hfahocnedene pray f.,r such
a death; therefor* ray or should sacrifice his life for
such • reward. Every one is to die assuredly, and those
llabrentedeas who word spire themiolves now will be sorry
on their death kw their neglect.
t. As it is the duty of all MID and women to oppose, kM,
and impel the Europeans for deeds committed by them at
Delhi, Jkojar, Rawaree, and the Dori, ell the Manomedans
should abocharge their duty with • willing heart; if they
neglect, and the Europers overpower troy they will be
dinner, hung, and vented like it,, inhabitants of other
nsfurtanate oeustrica, and will have nothing but tarot end
sorrow for their lot. Wherefore thou notice is gives to worn
the public."

PENATIVILIT.--THE LATE LORD HAIDIIIOE.—A
tablet to the missaory of the above nobleman bad recently
been pieced In thoparish church at Pennant, bearing the
6.llowing inacripdon : To the memory of Henry, Ist
Viscount Hardier., thin tablet is erreted by his mourning
widow and children. His public service. an thus recorded
in a General Order to tan Army, October, 1856 • The
Queen has a h.gh and grateful sense of Lord Hardiorie
reheat and unremitting aserices, and in his death deplores
the ism of • true and faithful friend. No sovereign ever
a more honest and faithful counsellor, or a more
,(sari,nes and devoid servant.' He neiped the men-
mead of the army 9th July, IM6, and his few remaining
days were sprat at South Park, where, surrounded by his
busily. he cbeed hie earthly career. in bumble conadenee la
the atoning merits of hie Redeemer. He drew his last
breath September 23rd, 1666, in the seven{ -third net of
his me. Blessed is the man that bath set his hope in the

A MAISUAL', buit'istrlVENEss.—On the °m-
Nos of the arrival of Marshal Pelismer, an anecdote may be
opportune respecting the slurry of Marshal Soult, of which
we can guarantee the authenticity. Louis Philippe art
Marra Sault to reperent him at the coroner= of
tares Victoria, and during their May the eserehel
and Ws @aho of course, felt impelled by • natural
curiosity to nett oar military stores end streak. When
going over the Tower of London, he inquired where we
obtained the walnut stocks for our muskets? Marshal some
probably knew that titers donnot row • sufßciatit number
of suitable trees to supply enough of err anywhere in the
Br UM empire. "The timber cocoas from France, your
exmlletry," was the frank answer. SOOll afterwards hie
excellocy returned to Paris, and no more relent timber
has ever since been exported from France. Moreover, •
deficiency of gun stocks was one of the diScalties of the
War-office towards the end of the Crimean war.—Olaagow
Deity Med. _ _

ATTEMPTED MVEDER OF POLICE-CONSTABLI.—
Yesterday (Monday) two Iriahmeo, named Thomas Daly sad
Dennis Sullivan, were keoestbt before the magistrates at
Rochester, charged with hag nearly murdered Poliora a-
stable Edward C , 39, of the County Conaatinlary,
on Saturday' ni.cht. he pampers. who are manerted with
a gang at Chatham well knows to the polio, were In a field
at Hoo, in the occupation of Mr. J. Everts., shout twelve
o'cl-,k on Saturday night lea, stealing turnip-tope. The
adore went towards them for the purpose of apprehend-
ing them. when he was immediately set upon by both the
theme. Daly holding biro down while Salina ',lewd the
polioe-oonetable's stall, with which he attacked him la the
most savage manner, tuella°, him over the head with it, end
ling such serious injuries that the oMorr is sot "spooled
to mover. Coppinger struggled manfully with his brutal
eettel!..tata f r nearly an hour, sad indicted emus swain on
the foes of Italy, whets easily led to his Mentiflostka. After
a lone and severe itranele, the primness left the comMakie
!yam on the resurrect, apparently lead. The eamtsble hew-
stet, eontrived to crawl out of the field, a dieter:oat lusty
eds. ell: is he sues two boom in aneom*thing. The
gr-tvi alert the spot showed the fretful asters of
the otrheKle, se an immense quantity of blood had soaked
into the Dort earth where the °Moor wee WI
litag, end the ground wee torn op In all direetions.
The two were apprehended io Chatham en hamilay.
When takes into cuo"cly Daly had several scratches about
his face and seek, and marks of finger nails
there was abet blend upon Lie shirt. On beteg
as to how in,. marks wave oceasioesd, he mid aie—rt—wen
done by one of the girt of the town in Chatham. Both
prisanscs, when before ass magistrates yesterday, denied that
WI were at all hear the spa in question. but they admitted
they was oat trying to get turnip-tops. The maim-ameba*
being mashie to be removed from his nwidthee, the saes-
hares remanded both prisoners till a future .Y arise to
assertats the result of the ljurtem inflicted ea
f?rICTION or Camay IN ROStidl/11111.-1b•
parapet of Apsheron. sad Loebearroo lately beams, by par-
cheer, the property of his Once the Duke of Leeds. A car-
nepoulent of the forevewees Charier complains that the duke
reerilkieg too wad to It love of sport. Be rye :
" Wittde the lest week two townships lame got noting le
gait bath homes mid lewd. I may refer to the ogee et the
tonsils of Oortaatreetck —a township of roitiairit Noss
from ithelown. epee the awl roof to There
tenants— pert of whose lead wee aeoesed deer brag
ef Coe/ta lest year—on Wing told a few days ago that almost
the whole of the nmeinder of their hill mound was to be
Mum hoes them for a shallot purpose, reflood to meanie to
seal
an arrsemmeent—the smell piece ot arable` lend Mimed
them bible totally unable to "Import their eiht families,
even thnu,b they should get It for nothing. Of manes they
leave. What they are to do. I know not; neither do they
blow themselves. The Airenaelsaig tenants lave bens suns-
Mimed oat, as hays also been many others."

LAW INTELLIGENCE,
THIS DAY.

COURT OF QUEEN B BENCH.
(Bitting, in Bann,,—Before Lord Campbell and Justices
Wlebtoma, Erie, end Crompton.)

r .
?RE QUEEN r SIMON BERNARD.-APPLICA-

LION FOR BAIL:

Kr. Edwin Jamer, at the slit ugOrthe court, seld—lly
Lords, in the ow of the Queen v. Simon Bernard, I am in-
suo ted to move tour lordships for s writ of habeas corpse
to tr, ins up the prisoner, Simon Barnard, for the purpose of
Wag edniltbed to ball.

I.;rd CampbellLlTe is clearly entitled to bail.
Mr. Justice Erlo—He might hare applied at chambers.
Mr. Jamm—We hays a right to maks the application bare,
aM valor the circumstance* •e think it more desirable to
do so.

Lied CampbMl—Undoubtedly yon posers that right.
]sea—We have given notice to the Treasury solici-
len of the Dames of gentlerora who are prepared to give
bail, and I believe there will be me question as to their suffi-
ciency for any amount of bail which may be required.
Lord Campbell—l repeat that the prisoner is clearly
entitled to hail aid in any form in which that right may be
hest snacked.

Mr. James—Will your hardship direct the babe.. to be
brought up at the rising of the court to-day
Lard Campbell—The prisoner is in the common situation
of a defendant against whom an indictment is found for ads-
lismanour, and who is in custody, and he must be treated
meetly in the same way as any of the Queen's subjects.
Yr. James—Perhaps your I.irdship will direct the babes'
to be returnable at ihe rising of the court.
Lord Caampbell—l think that is not the usual course, but
we will eameit the Krim.

Mr. Rebismaa, the Master, then Informed their lordships
that when the writ wee made returnable immediately, the
meshing wee that it should be returnable is twenty-fora
loam!. e., next day.

Lord Campbell—By applying to the judge at chambers
you could have a writ returnable this very day.
Mr. Judos Eric—What notice have you given to the
aroma

Mr. ]aurae—We gave notice to the Treasury solicitor,
that we would apply this morning to the court tar a habeas
corpus. I believe there will be no objection on the part of
the crown to the application. They have no &lire whatever
to nada the prisoaer in custody.
Lad Campbell—Thal let the writ be returnable at the
rtslai of the court.

James—lt would very mach facilitate the proceedings
if your lordships would now name the amount of bail. W.
he,. given the t rows every facility for making inquiries as
to the gentlemen who will be prepared at the rising of the
court to give any amount of bail which may be necessary.
Lord Campbell, after consulting the other judges, said the
court would require the prisoner to maw into hie own re og-
Eimer I. the sum of 1,0001., sad to give two sufficient
=Mies is • nun of .1001. each.
Tall gt ZEN V. IIUNIPUILIT BILOWN AND OTHIELS—TV