The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-12 00:00:00

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TN. BISHOP or LONDON'S PRIMARY VlSlTA-
rion.—lfeetarday maralag the Bishop of London eommusel
Mr prep Mirka of his dram at et Pears Orkeinr.
Damen ohs wed Arms °Km* Me elmselumedees of
Oho mime* polar sash lisle pnomereoes k the
Clamiseney Cart, .1113 a quarter to twelve, a pressed=
was ilermek Ike at its hoed, which Howl bete
les their ebus hR rervico was perfemead. Tree
wan pore' the Dula of St. Pears, Arthritis's firm Pro-
MatiorMe OM% eel Marshall, Dr. W
WI about lie ise all of whom partowelktirktah'e
Hely Co midaTimibiltega This day radmr sad=
of ths melregsllss ebrammlll be sumoseed, eml Maar
mil has On Moaday the MOW=
111•17DP"r3 peassaal the Rev. Canon Champneys, sad
oa Wigwam the bishop will driver his charge to the
whole body elks instrspolitan clergy.
CILINHATION OS THZ REFOILNATION.—The Dean
of Bread has midersed the liter to the Rey.
Cram llmemen :—" The Deanery,?tor. 9 . Deer Mr.
fimessou,—l have recisird ea adder, rigged by 36 of ay
brethren massesed with the city of Bristol, expressing •
hope Mot I am be disinctined to permit a special service,
Is the NI the 17th het, sad se to offord to then,
sad to thth hratheah of the hay, oopportunity of tastitying
Uric greeltieds to God kw Wbisseres of the ruirmalion.'
As the Admen las washed me lbeasel your behir, allow
sae, ehwe~~e Mad aysaserr. Tea will surdneed
le be arses
Mat II le TIM the greatest reedbms, sad the
sireamot emptily with the haw which promuled it, that
1 irk the mumot. Reit Mot I may sat he ski. to
dorm
memg
spra it the mtheigel en lime dey, bat the moss Is reel-
Mr. Ohessisse, dy gladly ese to ,
emspy Ms pulpit in ray somMai--
Csadbemer-besesse sis
will be
ores* at leallyeet tense
ale mosprop alma of oho elegy
vie may wish to shied,—ResewMk dew Mr.
Einaalialli,
=nary Daly, Ge.azar Swore. The Rev. Oros
" We on ironer that a Ism enegregalles of
the Way will MOW this serkm.
Coiroaarsow or boles or TEI Cutaor.—The
MeNlemail emit of the governors of this corporation was
yeNertisy, st their hors, No. 2, Bloonishury•plaar. A
Win Irwin bees read hers he Grace the Archbishop of
Canterbury, Osittet he hie unavoidable shoes,,, the
Ifolowier solt and gra,lemes, severally
contribatoso Amin oho past year of 30 guineas or upwards to
the furs of tbr charity, were unanimously elected (overeats
of the corponrism, sir .—Ths Bishop of Oloarater and
Bristol, the Ran. Arthur Dunmire, M.P., the Dean of
Westminster, Arshdoseres Bourne and Mallicla•as the
Moser d the Temple. the Reeds. Canon Aries, H. de
Brimay, J. B. Dear, Neel Moore, John P. Parkinaon,
D.C.L., and David ; ftwassil Oman, Q.C.. Br-
owder of Leads ; Mr. Allem= Medd, and Robert liaa-
letr7, jam, 11. P.,
_• J. D. Alkali, Charlie John Baker. A. H.
Heywood. J. K. Ilatheera, Wm. B. Ranker, Chas. Taller,
Edward Wigrem, and Mork Wortley, Esgre. The court
then ananimonaly neelsolod his Goths the Archbishop of
Canterbury preddeet, Lewd Croswell vim-Freakier, and
Mr. Aldermen Copeland, M.P.,llfr. Presherld, and the Rey.
Dr. Vivian treasurers for the year usuraios ; and Earl Powle,
Sir J. P. Boileau, Bart., Archdeacon Worrsto, John Dorris
end Richard Baggellay, It re., were elected to till the
moaners which had ocosned during the pest year in the
mart of assistants. The report stated that about 1,260 in-
dividuals, applyiag from all parts of the kingdom, clergynne,
their widows aged single daughters, and children, are an-
nually assisted by pensions sod doastione, although in many
eaves very inadequately, in consequence of the limited amount
of the funds. The number of widows and daughters re-
ceiving ;pardons, from to,. to 264 per arum, wee mid to be
113, sad a @Moog hope wee expressed that the liberality of
the white might suable the 'overbore to miss these perldee
to en amount aeon rooming the merits and nscemitiss of
the unfortunate bat worthy recipients.
Tat CONFESSIONAL.—Yesterday a special meeting
of the retry of St. George, Hanover-agoare, was bold in the
board-room, Mount-street, to consider the rasolatioas agreed
to at the St. James's-hell as the 18th ult., probes* moire
the coafroioaal and other Innovations in the &web of Eng-
land, and ale to adopt a petition to parliament; the Row.
Mr. Howarth. the rector, in the chair. The Ham C. S.
Vetere moved the adoption of a petition to the Howe of
Commons, setting forth that auricular confession and priestly
absolution, together with sundry other dangerous
Nona, are practised and taught by the clergy of the clench of
Erred, and countenanced by some of its bishop; and
believing such doctrines and practices to be at vmiance with
the spirit and teaching of the reformed church of England
and the Scripture.% the petitioners prayed that the house
would address her Majesty for mach injunctions to be given
so shall atop those innovations, and secure the uniformity sad
simplicity of the church. Having derided at some length
the right of the vestry at treat this subject, he
said the gelation war a constituter/ as much as a theo-
, tolkel our. for the Qom eely meinesised her mat on the throoe
bows of her eldest preeemem descent; and he maintained
that re ems who deeded the royal supremacy, as the 'w-
earier did, could be loyal subjects. In reference to the
Hang view of the question, auricular confession, if allowed
M "geed, among females in premier, would asp the very
foundation of 'moral propriety. TM speaker then went at
mom length into the nas and spread of the doctrine of us-
farce in the church, sod ooncludd by calling on the met-
ier to aid in putting a stop to it. Mr. Bertolacci seconded
the modem and, after some discussion, Mr. Peel moved, and
Mr. Lyre seconded, an amendeteat to the effect that, whits
nee with the petition, the meeting did not consider
disramion to lie within the obbere of the vestry's
duties. Sir J. Shelley, M.P., supported the original motion.
Of a division only Mx hands appeared for the amendment.
with 39 against it. The original motion was then put and
emir by 43 to 2.

10113 ARLES RUSSELL ON THE BALLOT,—
allirals observations directed yahst the ballot by Lord
Cooler, Russell, in acting a* chairman at a late anti-ballot
lecture at Woburn, have lad to • oorrespondenoe between hie
lordship sad Mr. Whitehmet, aseretary of the Ballot Society.
His lordship twisty yeses monied for the ballot, and at the 1
City election esdeavoured to remove the difficulty ceased by
his brother's objection to the ballot by showing that the
family were sot opposed to it. The latter incident is sow
explalsed by his lordship as follows —" You will remember
that at the meeting .t the City of Londoe Tavern Lord
Jabs said he would not support the ballot, airing as •
1110111 that hits. the fraachwe wee so restricted it was
bee debt and fair that those who had it not should at heat
have We knowledge of bow those who prereseed it need it.
litsussidag as Ws I mid, lt Ater all, is Lord John ftwasil
se me wend to the ballot as some people think ? How
snob Ohs ewe t Be says the franchise is eo limited that
the wilkeeshisod should at blest have the eatietectlon of
knowing hew the enfranchised vote; but Lord John Is for
an extemeion of the franchise from 101. to 51., and it must be
evident that is there is any increase ‘,l the franchise rout be
&diminution of his objection to the ballot." This seems to
he a logical inference, but I used it to oover my brother's op.
peak)* to the ballot by hi. 'advocacy of an extension of the
transitive. I went on to my that I had always supported the
ballot; but you cannot for a zoomrot think that I could have
bee guilty of the preposterous folly of urging what 1 had
dime twenty year. before as an index of what Lord Jobs
wee Melly to do for the future. I used it in this manner—l
edit I bed voted for the ballot, if the electors made it • rice
=4. they would place themeelves in the ridiculous di-
et having to prefer me to my brother. These are the
only reference. I made to the ballot at the City election, ex-
cept chanting the vote of some of the electors from their con-
fidence In you. You have now me reply, but ea you have
also charged my brother of having been guilty of sham oo to
the ballot, I beg to say that lam coseileet the charge I. as
gronedleee It lils OW as it was in mine."
THE RE70111311 MOTEMENT.—on Tuesday evening,
a public westing of Ike Bevy Noe-elector.' Association wee
WM Y the Asessatly-ressi of the Albion Hotel, Bat,. to
sobs lOW esedisredee Mr. Bright'. speech at Birmingham.
Ns. kerilleese presided, sad there were 130pr/rams present.
Take Pagewing rsptaN, n was carried nossimensly That
eAs weskiiiiks. to expose its auks Se Jena:—" Bright,
311. P., der his able spessime apse the pen ineelions of
red ededeinrsidoe sea einety its
adeeialiesel wed walleees Ws, es elelemee
whams hide It le site to essillie w innegingsmal iv-
ergeninlis of a jowl eel *lad septenwanna or We
rpessesglsYdls the Comm= Sam of Pleillawiet." On the next
pledging Ills wintling se unned to Mr. B ht all
IM seeintimee is Ise boloo lotrodosol,
diloolito on mvehsai slim Molt place, end Ibe NMI lug
was et Mob aillienwssil m sew week, for the *Oboe slla-
seedan off goottfro.
Tholitolios of Sir John Rateliir to the oat* of
law Ik>' iblod year In soocassPut woo ositioosol oo
Tomo*, swig by banquet giros to him by the torpors-
' dsw