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LONDON, MONDAY, JULY a.

A SPECIAL EDITION of the " EXPRESS,"
eontaining the results of the day's Races, is pub-
lished every evening during the Sporting Soeon, lit
el: o'clock.

The speech of Lord DOLBY against the Bill Sir
the Abolition of Church Rates is Ragland and Wake
will go far to dissipate the Weeks which certain of
his colleagues and supporters have striven to meats,
regarding an improved disposition on the part of the
present Government in sectarian natters. What-
ever hopes the friends of fiscal Non-Conformity may
have been led to build on the promise-ful and
prophetic tone assumed by the Premier's eon when
diacusing the prospects of Voluntaryism, it must
sow be clear that the mind of the Premier himself
is upon the subject just what it was thirty years
ago, when hie entrance upon political life area
marked by the avowal of the strongest opinions
in favour of Church Ascendancy. It was during
the session of 1828, if our memory does not dessive
us, that the youthhil and ambitious heir of the Reasel
of STANLEY made his parliamentary debut in a ear
meat and vigorous defence of the then intact tempo-
ralities of the Trial' Church Establishment. Mesmer.
mitt' of the superfluities enjoyed by the Protestant
Hierarchy of the sister country had been expelled by
the late Mr. Hume and other practical reformism el
the time. Many nominal Liberals then as now wie-
used se to their votes arid shuttled in their 'mesas&
They could not deny that something ought to be
doss, or at !mat attempted, for sake of peace and
be get rid of daily increasing scandal ; but they
shrunk from espousing the broad prim-
aries of justice and policy which the
more sterling politicians of the dal pro-
claimed ; and they were half inclined to cheer
when the fearless and eloquent member for Preston
pat himself forward as the defender of the indi-
lbeeibleiategrity of all the possessions and exactioneof
the Church on both sides of the Channel. Glebes and
Whoa, Episcopal Bees sad Pariah Rates, Gapitakr
litevesam sad Miaisters' Meng, all were by the Hon.
EDWARD 011071RIT STALXIAT pronounced sawed
and inalienable. They were various kinds of peo-
party—dr property of the National Church; and
they maid so non be lawfully or righteously
abeasted upon any plea of expediency or reason, than
the mistimed reversions, the fines and eafeoffnients et
the Ismael gentry could be =treated justly far the
asammiencie or benefit of the State. Such we. the
lobe at starting of this haughty champion of High-
Charchawaship ; and such, after witnessing many
vicissitude' of political party and many signet
usages in the position and prospects of the Church,
is the predominant note in this great performer's
war song. He did not believe then, and he takes
care to tell us he does not believe low, that
popular resistance to the payment of an
unequal and vexatious tax, to provide for
the repair of places of worship resorted to by
persona of one particular user, is animated by say
public spirit worthy of the name, or inspired by say
prevalent sense of a great and crying wrung.
Nothing of the sort, exclaimed the impetuous Mr.
8 . in the Commons of 1826 ; Nothing of the
sort, gravely but bitterly repeats the Earl of
Defter in the Peers in 1858. As a junior member
of Opposition he then denounced the outcry against
Irish Tithes and Parish Cele as springing
from sectarian jealousy and hatred of the
Establishment by those outside its pale;
and as head of the Administration, he now
denounces the objectors to English Church-
Rates as mainly actuated by inveterate animosity to
Anglicanism, and as cloaking their sectarian hostility
under false pretences of a political kind. It is hardly
worth while to pause and ask how the noble lord's
colleagues will relish this outburst of bigotry and
intemperance an the part of their unwise chief, or
by how many months or weeks they may repiningly
maculate epos its abbreviating their term of °doe.
But we can fancy a melancholy gleam of malefaction
pawing over the features of the sacrificed Pre-
sident (that wee) of the India Board, and the pri•
vilely scolded Chancellor (that is) of the Ex-
ehequer, as they contrast the comparative triviality
at their respective indiscretions with the far more
serious, hecause more comprehensive and Inefface-
able, blander sommitted by the Prime Minister in
openly and wantonly smiling theists and motives
of the great body of Dissenters of all denominations,
and of not a few Churchmen, throughout this
country.

If the h lends of Church-Hate Abolition, however,
bare a right to feel angry at the anstateemsake
and unwarrantable tone of Lord DIRER'S hanagas
to hia lay and clerical adherents is the Upper
House oe Friday night, a very little reflestionwill
peobably satiety the most thoughtless and aredalese
smonget theme whose prejudices and is he
knows so well how to tickle and tamper with,
that frail u after all the reliance to be placed
on the firebrand rhetoric of this incorrigibly young
sad untsachably reckless man. Bo loog as a majo-
rity of three to one in the Upper House is disposed to
cheer abuse of the Diameoters, and platitudes about
maintaining as indefeasible all that anyhow has
come into the hands of the Church u by Law Esta-
blished, Lord DERBY, they may be sure,will be found
insolently staunch, and rashly eager to insinuate
the most gratuitously mischievous imputations on
the balk of the advocstee of religious justice. But
be was equally at their fanatical beck and call in
early days in the Lower House, while a SkllliO-
rlty of that esserably were still uncoeroed by
gable) opinion sad the muttering of demands for

Parliessentary Reform ; and yet he changed his note •
era as popular pressure became strong. The
NM Mr. STANLEY who in 1816 talked of Moor
property in the fashion we have referred to, did net
semis in 1833 to play for the plaudits of a majority
in a reformed House of Commons by bringilg in a
Bill to abolish Church Rates wholly and fir ever in
Ireland ; and when five years later it suited the
purpose of his party to peas a Bill which permanently
took five-and-twenty per cent. from the knower of
the Irish clergy, and conferred it in perpetuity on
the landlords, the same Mr. STANLEY did not hesi-
tate to lend his aid and enaction to the measure.
Reed by the light of the doctrines he now thinks fit to
laydowa, both these Are were measures of spoliation
utterly unjustifiable, for the sole and exclusive benefit
of the landed interest. How long will it be before
Lord DERBY, nevertheless, finds it consistent and
honourable in him to recommend the Peers to par
similar statutes for England and Wales? The
general prevalence of a desire to find some means of
solemnise on the question of Church Rates ob-
viously points to an early yielding on the part of the
Hesse of Lards. The black letter notion of Lord
BT. LEONA2De as to a parochial rate, imposed
annually by a majority in the vestry, being identical
in its arease with private property, was formally
repudiated in the resat debate by Lord
WENSLEYDALE, end wholly disregarded by
the majority of speakers on both sides
of the Home. Lord GREY, indeed, who seems more
than ever fired with the ambition of out-bidding
Lord Deur for the lead of the Party of Resistance to
all further Reforms, characterised the relief proposed
by the Bill to all erases of the community, as a direct
robbery of the poorer laity for the advantgge of the
wealthy. Bat the ei-derant Whig Minister, wbo
had, Mgt Lord Daisy, voted for a similar maws
long ago in Ireland, and who, like him, had acqui-
reed only last eeesion in the passing of a Bill to
abolish the payment of Ministers' Money without any
equivalent or compensation in that country, did not
oars to incur the ridicule which his endorsement of
the " indefeasible property* notion must entail. Oa
the whole it seems to us clear that the Rows sf
Lords have simply thrown away a golden opportu-
nity of doing gratefully an act of judos, which in
the nature of things cannot be much longer delayed.

Mir the awl corsair.)
•depardica railleg et it tharlek Kaaba, air
Phib de M. they Apar% the Mari et thaiddlos,
titr sad lovasser ow, waited on the
at dr lartriassr Itereday, mad promoted s
mormorlal ba boy =Lye; wig the proposed
moroval of tar oollordrom from rho He
Mama The nraselei des by 114 sed
maladies et edam. morn at buM hems of
Parlament, the Proiliar at the lard Liastaa Geolegl-
col, Royal Itherreleek Midair!, and iltbassiogical &-
ears, mid by moroty off dr Psalm ren et edam
• man, et the Dail et the eDuchileteribmiandl ens
hdd ea Sia, at the Dusky 011ee,
then. There wen puma the Karr 7.1.11
Privy irk Mr. yahoos, Ifs Atearevy-Ocrerel, Mr.
Ablander. Ole Dube d Awards, Lord Permed, sod the
Maw Ifr. J. IL Gleam.
• *ilea bed an !seedier with Mr. annany Wil-
lem-die le tkairia, with a view et aria-
naiad et the gerearent I. the rivednegoa ot a
Pial& paean* la mad the rd 4., Oa IV., cop. 44,
5. th, sae le empecer Alder r ardene S. pat -.
dee ist of reel rein be sedethe kr siding pressers on
their The evades as 1.111101111111 by the
Med d end raked Lid Lathan, lard
Wawa Nam d Biraleglan ; Mr.
John Milgla
_* Oa Pim. Keay Ira Kr. T Thom,
lkyromikrt eapatieryergierelost Warta.ra,..L__• Mr.
Lkigl, ~Nem at bra et
the Ma. Amami Kbriled, K.P !VIZ,
diepleth of tras paws ;
)(Mr. T. tharied. M.P.;
IL Mr. W. Or endalk M.P. • and r. libillfrood, M.P.
Oommmbmilone win mosgsd from Mr. Necolegsts,
Mr. Ilebtherld, M.P., mad Mr. Robert fisabedv,
eeparabaft idg lb*
Ow rartgestitcs.previcris eargarrile peleassi
their
Ihs Geremers : Y
el Cope of derd Hop,
It. Hiy rod the Wont Win lambda

RIPOIF OF Mil ORDMurat SnerEr Gowns-
siox.—la Dauber lest the Sari of Ram Lards
sad Wrettesley, Sir G. I. Tamer, Mr. D.
31;f 111ir
Prehmer Ahry, Mr. Cardwell, M.P., Mr.
Damemia, Dr. 07111114 Mr. Dreest. 0.1., mil Mr. Tip-
aim, C. 1., wen swim* hardeeirears to hydra hdo
the subject of the Ortheare Barmy, sad the 110411 or
eagle epee width the aI I 66 Milted Modem
should be draws mid pa The& report, dated
May Vd, bee jest bees plat* sad shoos that, owing
as seas bequest alteretkaa la the Instructions lamed to
the segimlaimideat, the mate el the gamy, la respect
ea leitareeity * hals. is very emseitheiery. The Ma ,
wawa seed* hoe beat =appal as the &hob seek, 1
sad sone parthes ea the 15-lach soda wine en the rut of
Ingleal bee bees surveyed for sad napped as She seals of
'dash ee the Ede ally. With regard to the altesgee slid'
say be rapollest, the coassiseirmses or. of aphid=
ke mg ppil civil or nary, eat CIS be
by • mak are from • *No the asee sad pabli •
ameba el Sr 1-iii hap *ribs- Vaned Maslen width
ter shwa* possible due h the bet tad hose
desidia. lib very meek wheitesil tbeittkiellt
I
the Imp* that am be eameisatly employed ter grogra-
- prpar., sad era all those moth* wises It all UMW
wry to • tiro hest of shaby haw redraw to case.
The epemeleas et the survey itself, se raw sorted UN ere
the sear hr the &lea sad ff -Inch sod* so that alma the
weer
le sinkisi it 1/0,41:1114111d IS linfrif web. Il the
labor is sislied. It is red y to Os Kith
semi 1-theh es,e,:dn which It'll eagillicierZbs _ oad *Adobe&
The ewer for the why ea the thhrth hole se
Me ordains required br the 6- es te have as
bit thin whim either I adepled themereas ahead be
ghee le the ibruor, width bribe Ohs materisis br the
man oaths T. ithr asedinelea the whim*
stale st the NNW( is &lbw. suds la the selsintsd puts
QC the obit, eith weaned is be seyel. the saatehr
time= bath marled ft tether et wa
rphitag the wr,.y se
ape., se posibla the adtheled pate se the
ado end ate needeede or the 1-hael slob, so well as the
=lll.* The eingletha of the =dor
the Hai sew
will NSW at bin erase yews, sod
the and le aelhoiod et WOW
Tap ROYAL /12121511 BASIL—Four oat of the
gee diessase eft &mil British leak, who were oosi-
dead et sieginey alter • bid of Mesa der' dared=
babes Lad Chid Judas Calg;... sew * If/My.
The swath direster, Mr. woe
via gem* et a aroled fie* the eigludie :2:.!
thee. the saaw, NM remdes in the Qatea's Bash
Prima. The istree dwelled ta &your al Yea. Owea
woe eidely by loge hells of ratites dershedthes.
The ma ad area •tea* arse is that et Mr. Memighoey
whew hinds hare ter some weds pet boll=
aroileg &m his eshes Is levier. Mr.
he-11W ether Me baraweheakaibedi with ea alt esm-
Soft
to Imementege Lif as
oi= and bas boor
was Ithewhe peweeled to the Mem ileareeiry
M. W. P. Piw rms of the morbers fir Oireessar,
by other Wanda padmisa. The pepelethe
et bs2ittisaf
,Tvewhiebary, wording to the lofted
r,,,,
ramie, is at width that 1000 are thihr Meth,
il
is
as the amid* at 747 snantares. Oa
Mr. Wows resolved the let
that his
bed bees ilerneoldy esolleed, sed that the
Ds pupae ware fa the erred repantlea le seed*
Oar7lheart, wed at a Ws beer ea the arlbwleg by
this ewe was aired by the reel of • sped* her
wager ken the Mearoallaret the aeseate phis, Weise
the mei eamMtheial purdah Iliss. Prove, his eft, was
with Ida st the lbw* ad after thasking the eidef *a-
tharitles of the priers he tosit Ids ftrieers. 11.
isest has Writhes both sharteaml by ale sad
tamely-bar days, as it wadi sat haw midi the
16th et Pebrear, meth Mr. Pad" wed Ito. dues..,
the anew, ate asw the oaly tin disilati win roma
la Gorham.
TIM LONDON Cxizoy.—The Bishop of London
gese se isterhimest es Saturday to a I.re. body of Ids
*era at Palm Palace. The ramrod ci le levees las beta substituted by a much more accep
meshed of leamosseas Is this novel plan which hie lordship
bee ailegtel towed* be anneal timbres. TM inritadoes
were aserswee, God the wioesseases equally so. There you
• for math le the paha sad prim. sad a mottilthedn•
of i straihmate EV dunes the sibireoes, oessiedeg et
/flees. India wee, Ness, ha. Paned caremarkaw:
with, sad Wisp sail his !sadly
Aar vTesses le share their Wad cif • shows wed- 1
NOS by • dad beepitable tad eaterlehm*.
Wir.Lud Taos, ma 'smear Porf.—From
• Modems' yablhhed bp, the onatannie orasidoted with th
bad hafts ham* the isee Willies Then, the I
peek met that as Mei eau plead sit thdr 4
awn wilthileek tellestiniestabsok interest, wee liar:
That le hoz=ses et She ware 161. Its line ; eel eat
thir hare deal 1114$ paid for the maistesimes et
theflaway fi am pea 7291. es. 10d., barb( • baba* at per soft *lid Is Id., with fed
esereitth ilc will to add-
that to thew op dmgistare of Me poet until Um= reeohall the op it the rasp.
tire eget of the ebb is proem beteg =:thins/eh sad
Mows yam no gbh are orlidiag with s relative at Port
lUplihisrame, Abrallemehlre, seer layerory. •nd arir read"-
log there • good edeestha la the phial school of the Oliva.
Dentin diskerliser.

gbe Court.

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY Evirmo, JULY 5, 1858.

The Quesajtald a wart on Batatday afternoon at
Badde
L Pafts•
lon prsemird to lin Queen at as audi-
os:oG Itiol of lialmooblai BOllaary Wei for
Foreign aad leave en re.Vd.
. ' The ef had pa of her
The Queen was by lbe of orana,lrdrta
Wales, and LieutenaabColonal 7.9woradish, Groom is
Waiting
The itinoe Canon, attended by Captain the Him. D. de
Itoa, honoured Preirmer Wheaftione with a risk at his red-
The at Hammersmith on ilatamity.
The Dearer of Kent Asks& her Majesty.
The Queen sad Priam Cowart, Wended by Lord Colville
mid Captain the Hon. D. de Bath Ailed the Hareditary
Grand Duch." of Heeklenburgh &meta ba et. Jameife
Pelage.

- The Prince de him Me tidied his P
Mdraty Ur King of the
Billeon Saturday, at Backbit's= sligiss.
alDok• sad Dasher of Brabant
air the
Tao*
Church and Hall as Ihrirlay, end the Hall
cad Library el Illeela'r. hr. Tbair and
illirbsem .11001 lir Dunham of Oarkrilie =ale
Haellits=lDatimee of Makkah's* era; at St.
lamasleis.
Lem The Prime OW ileadled by Major 11l and Mr.
Gibbs, rufwell at Parse en ity, fres
White hub.
Prince end the Primer Barrios took a debt to
en_eper NM Arr.
The hide irMrelmi by the Marquis of Abrams,
Lord Beget, rands Seymour , C.D. and aptain
Her. D. de Ron preided on Saturday ambit at theC dinar
of the Trialty-horre, of which Corporation kia Royal HO-
nor le Meteart_
_. _ _ _ . _ _ _ _

Tho Quoit, the Keit of tie !Wilms, sad the Dealer of
Illaksziklmammol perfamese• at Her Mojoetys Theatre
via their to the everhor. The mpg suite era
oiled of Cluoroldl, Connors D'Yve de &way, Hon!
Be eatrice Em, the Neel
eof Vanden, Lad carats, sad
Ohhel do Ilerikark.

new The Pilsen datimartjaisktha Qom at the theatre in the
of do 'maw
Tha Maio di/aka, %a Woe al &shoat, and the Count
al ranianta Mama lb. istrilarrasaas et the Royal llama
Opwa Wow" Covent-gran, with their promo,.
Yosioudep se Q.. sad Prime Cow*, lb. Prince of
Wake, the Timbre et Lent, the Prisolewe Alice and
=the ladies and sawlemea et the Coast, sad the
Reembeid, atteeded Divine 8/117108 is tha Chapel
el Baokhighata blare. The MOM
el ih IPlidel.ked
Rev. Dr, Thewies, Pnwest mewee Odor&
The KW al the Ihrtgfaaa, attradad by Gummi Sir
Edward Out, wet paws at the staties.
The Inc et die Me m" tin Ws sad Dwane of
Brabant, aml the Coast a/ Mandan. visited the Dacha= al
Rant yeabirdsy, at Clitrasoe-home, St. Jena&

TEST J.NTIELLIGENCE.

ATTIC TIOGRAPH
P OP TEI &DLR.

This-mai the following Weems wu roosived
from Cloormotova :

" Flom.Crivs W.Fm.o, Haa /Luarry's Szanez,
QIIERNFTOWN, TO DIRECTORS OF ATLANTIC TRLIE.
GRAPH, 22, OLD BROAD-STREET, JULY 5, 1858.

" The Niagara and Gorgon arrived this morning.
On Wednesday evening, Jane 29th, when we had
142 miles of cable paid out, and all on board
Niagara was going en perfectly, the signal from
Agamemnon ceased, and from the tests the elec
triciana say the cable must have parted at or near
the Agamemnon. I advise your meeting here as
aeon es possible."

A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday, at the
official residence of the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
is Downing-street. The Ministers present were
The Earl of Derby, the Right Hon. B. Disraeli,
the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Salisbury, the
Earl of Hardwick., the Right Hon. Spencer Wal-
pole, the Earl of Malmesbury, the Right Hon. Sir
E. Balwer Lytton, General Peel, Sir John Peking-
ton, Lord Stanley, Right Hon. J. W. Henley, and
Lord John Manners.

DEPARTURE OF HER MAJNITT FOR
ALDERAHOTT.-(27118 .041.)

Her Majesty and his Royal Highness the Prince
Consort left Buckingham Pekoe at thaw o'clock Rim after-
noon he the camp at AlAerehott, Weeded by a limited
aamabor of the member al their respeotive household..
The Qom& and Prime Cowart, after rwastalne two eights
at the Royal Pavilion at the Camp, will proceed to Osborne.
The Prisms Alice and the junior members of the Royal
Family go lo Osborn*.

PORTUGAL.

(gaol[ OVA OWN

LISBON, 'vita 29.

It ia eaid that the King and Queen, daring the
month of Aurae, littend to make a progress through
the north of PortagaL The royal family will shortly
proceed to antra, where they will remain until the
period of the intended wink to the north arrives.
It appears that rumours have been circulated, in
some of the Spanish papers, to the effect that the
yellow fever is again in Lisbon ; I believe, however,
that such is not the fact, and that an unquidiKed
denial may be given to these statements.
I believe that the conferences between Mr. E. H.
Rea, the delegate from the General Pest-office, and
thr Portuguese authorities, for a reform of the postal
tariff„ are progressing, but it has not transpired that
anything eflnitive has yet been concluded.
It is probable that to-morrow a further portion of
the Eastern Railway will be opened for traffic. For
the future, the trains will be enabled to ran as far
as the Bridge of Aeseca, or within a league of San-
tarem.

Portataese journal prefers a grave charge
against the English steamer Bragenim, stating that
in the night, whist off the bar of Vienna, the
steamer ran into a fishing-vessel, and left her in a
sinking condition. Ultimately, however, the latter
made the land. The journal also states that the
Braganca had no lights up.
The W. S. Lindsay, the new steamer intended to
comment* the line to the Azores, has arrived here.
Next week she will hoist the Portuguese flag, and
change her name to the Donna Eatephania.
The Miguelite members elected to sit in the
Cortes have addressed a written document to that
body, excusing themselves from attendance, on the
plea of their inability to take the necessary oaths.
In foreign exchanges no material alteration has
occurred. Paper on London was less abundant
yesterday than by the previous packet, and money
remained over at 63 for 90 days. The quotations
are as follows : London, 30 days, 621, ; 90 days,
62/ to 53 ; Paris, 100 days, 543; Genoa, 3 months, '
638 ; Hamburg, 3 months, 481; Amsterdam, 3
months, 411. Stock has been dull, and no material
alteration has taken place in prices ; they are quoted
at 451 to t for Three per Cent. Inscriptions; 461 to
48, Coupons ; Deferred, 281 to 291.

iiIMMr