The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-18 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBR

fatal of all those weapons with white the old Church
tedhier fought against the purity of amoral life apil the
sacredness of the family. The lis
re-establiatied within the mein* of Aug
Church. Ones before these rirrirare
ca Anglin priests in the si of the fish,
people ; and what was 11110 alitii queue. ?'
. .. .

iogliali people roes against the aboMioation, and
Len) and his empliced ltomanisere were swept
away in a cataclysm of public Indigestion, foraying
demamith them is Air swift rain the Church itealf,,
mime spirit they had profaned, and whose ritual
they had abased.

These things have been once ; will they be
again? If such • oonismmation is averted it will
not be owing to any wisdom on the part of our
modern Landians, but to the ever-widening good
sense and moderation of the people, and to
the power, eloquence, and zeal of the Pro-
testant portion of our clergy. The Roman-
joie movement of the present day may pos-
sibly be prevented from proving dangerous to the
English Church, by the Protestant energies that
happily are still vigorous within the bosom of that
Church herself. Eloquent and stirring words were
spoken yesterday from many pulpits—words of
wisdom and of power—which will find an echo in
the general heart. Brit there wu one voice from
the platform that, to na, sounded especially hopeful.
It was the voice of an English Bishop, addressing to
an audience of young Englishmen those sound prac-
tical views of the true value of the Reformation
which might have been expected rather from a
wide-minded statesman than from an Evangelical
divine. It is a hopeful thing for the English
Church that she should have on her Episcopal Bench
mush a Prelate as Dr. BICIMISTIMI. It furnishes
us with proof of that which at the present time it is
especially desirable to know; ft demonstrates that
same at least among our mitred clergy are deeply
penetrated with the political and social, se well as
with the ecolesisatioal, value of the Reformation.
They feel that it has had much to do witk making
England and Englishmen what they are, and
they prize it accordingly, not only as Eng-
lish clergymen bat as English citizens. This
is the true spirit—this is the view most certain
to command the sympathies of the English laity. It
is eminently to the credit of the Bishop of RIPON
that he, who is generally reputed to be among the
most spiritually minded of our dignified divines,
should, in his admirable lecture to the Young Men's
Christian Association, have descended from the Mfg
purely ecclesiastical point of view, and expressed
himself on this great passage of history as an English-
man speaking to Englishmen. Would that then
were more HICKM/(12728 on the Episcopal Bench!

The time may be approaching when the Established
Church will have reason to value as among the most
precions of her possessions that sound good sense
and that genuine spirit of English liberty, which,
when manifested by the higher orders of her clergy,
have never failed to rally round them the affectionate
respect of all orders ►mong the laity.

RIPABUNTATION OP HERIPOIDSHIIL

(►ftoN 01111

HEREFORD, Wionesamr.
Beate of the London evamin papers have be=
imposed nue ammemong Mr. "Is tha
sanative latient," an Mr. Lind in the literal, as easti-
dams for the aping. The parties awned have an such
pretensions. Ths may andidats setnally la the Sad is Lard
Witham Graben hesior to Lady Emily Foley, the miner
of ormaidieshis aft= In Herefordsbire. Lord WWl= bas
Wean ea slim to the =mom, in which he rye ha semis
forward "at ibis of an influential port= of th•
liketageo" led le "le rover of cmservarive progress sad of
torward I s el! than anal and poliUeal sinalioraticias which
teed to hal lop nibs than to null doors oar min
=matins." The ad.= of church rotes ha vision
to sus oNitisd
was o nom fair sad suitable
sad tfialnit'aln the fabric of oi dies
one
shmelres." Es I for son-interfsrenes end peace
nth simalrise pmellie—" not purdomed by he-
~Ng simsenno, hit ea a jut regard for the
amt dons of ragamisil setions." Bat as the best
missied Ass peen Is to ho pupared far war, be is tee
besplag no ear millemel aihmin- In full eillaincy." He is
proposal give Lard Derby's government ea indepsadent
id lest sad ee to the expected mew= of Whim, he says—
he tie poop= wUI eoheW igsade three pia-
ciples—Ediemigingsk sod en extension
of the imilhies Hew to sash pelmelpie Amid be cerrkd
will ha far teasel& ; if I ham the high bo-
a= el isle" amen yen rinesentmlue, I shall sae
my but wises= to .ties st a solution of the quiet=
sumpillie mitt dr leveeing number, and wealth, end In-
tro the
isedgno yet appeared in the bid.

PROROGATION or PARLlANlNT.—Parliament wu
thl• efternoon further prorogued by Royal Commie ton until
the 13th of January, 1859; bet the meeting then will be
surely fornal, as minieters have not yet finally determined
whim the two ►our shall be seatmostal for the deepatch of
beahree. Probably, however, It will be at the usual time—
the lost week in Jaiteery er the first In iebra .ry.
We (Mane/easter Guardian) regret to learn that
Mr. Turner, 1111.?., was prevented by iadiepositioe from
attending ths maim of the Army Clothing Commiseloa at
Woolwich, yeatentey. Ws are happy to hear, however, that
**hos. geadesse's indirposineo, the result of an Moms
ail ematamild daring the inquiry at Weedoe, is set of •
asters to awes easeeiner, and that be has med• arrange-
ments is rematas the inquiry at Woolwich on the 2nd of
Dumber seat,

LA.NOTON, M.P.—We regret to state that
respeshed repreastative, Mr. lasiteei, M.P., met with
at eseideat ea Monday sweefai, whisk We* have beta
Wended with seriews cousegoences. Alma elm ride* fa
W casaba, Mr. Leagtos was parlas drag Regaaa•piesa
Chiles, sad stew's& fate the bars of a-ceal taller, which bad
hem ewtelesely spat by a Garter, idle baying &hawed a
lead ef cool, bed gees late the biomes es be paid far it.
Mr. lingua onstaidid aims same brolasse but
ameepsd without a brokea limb, sad Ire ere Oa Is
that the hotioersbie amber Ma sat base eleilad a. ids
bars.— B rut.: Miner.
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LORDSTMUST or AI.DiItLIT AsD Ma. E. C.
FAMTOIII, a meet metnial the MaraseleM
elegy for the Darin el Beata Keewiedge, Led Mule.
sad Mr. I. C. Epees seluided. Lied
proved of sememnsiel se well es ieseaelisa kepi ?last
reel. Mr. Z. C. Epees, 31 is • d". 6.1.8..
iseabell wpm several
hit= Weis of amino@ had twee Men se theedbareHai
It ma Impassible M sty saythise maw about It. He Ilk.
reeky hoped Het Is the prosesa Baden BSI the freers of
the maws meld net beget en eleseriensi frseeldse. The
webby deems ha slew., by their estrum lorbsersess Is
a dee of didlesky, that tbay were end worthy
of the pelvilegra seamed elm these. He theretere =
H those windmill-bare the widi•oribatiow of the f
mobil set merest my larder Mem which the workey
alarms were antidel to arm.
PABLUMBridiT REFORM.— A requisition is in
mese of epsilon requeseig the Mayor of Seaderiend to
sell a pubis man of the nhableate of Het borough le
esmider the seliset of perlenestry Weft The reiniel•
dee les bra Anal by is Isege eamber the velbeners
the bereegh. and the seelleyore undereired, b hernere be
Is
Mid In the Athmene ou Tender
Tat SATZ Ma. HaNtatar.D.—OarZbeary of this
day maim m emeenmems of the dent of Mr. Theme
brshard, the steiwint pablider, Piseedilly. One ale
rs hie mites He he wee a nen of sunset enesilse-
tailor piney es a mem Mind sad Meal, ever trealig we
mew hie An the pestle eembirellae ; dime we es
knee In the Nee beamw amen we esnaidand a
piwilew• tea is. Me eheeity was maietruelve ; bet =
with alessim. he wee lb. Meals area of diselberisp
lamely the basely beelswel epos kM to a lege cede of
port *finery psis; by tines bile hie will be enerfed
zed by as sees of ewe thee that leech
I sod heo ohm the peer perersises. to wipe,
is the emends of Ms Mier, be affrays showebteiritestthe
;az-by sed mew& Ms emery will b. ape
brigagesseepise edam net wirh.—Owerdim
AaOCIATID BODT 07 CIIIIIICII BCDOOLMATTEIIte.
The asowal sessing of the Asseened Body of Schoolmasters
awl illebeeholonser M Beglied end Wales will be held is
Bristol at Cluttees. The me of the suede* se the mei-
fag et Desseiber Is. twee peeled by the very no. the
deem, end the Rey. Caen Illemby wM pee* the assinal
moan Ile Philoaophbml laentelles, Preharen, Mill be
the seems for the cos sad the preessilMrs will be
hr•worht to s ekes by s pebble dime es Se lab, et the
Atheewam. at which teeny peasnesofhigh And in
odoceiosuil matters are 'medal, be pressa.

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of Kant, tlkisrlsllitWalega and the
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AtinViltalls.Rtilit Ran. B. Diana, World the Non. R.
Bruce, Colonel the Hoo. A. N. sad Lady Mary Rood, Major
Melchior (Artillery of the French Imperial °nerd), Major
Andrews, !LILA.; Captain Ring, &ILA. ; end Major
;feeedele, B.A.
The bend of the 2nd Life Gouda was in attendance in
the Castle, and Awed daring Moosr the lollarriag :

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The Quan, satamaciii 'by:Masses LII. soll Pylons
Arthur, walked in the grinds ad**, lir Cattle this
Ong.
The Prince of Weiss M Ossfb lib afternoon for
Dover, where lb• will asebnek *SW I. Woad.
Wm Royal Wine= win amid 1P Deuesls and Cologne,
sad pressed ta iffilsow • via*, alma three weeks to the
Prises sad Primates Pathafak Wißisu of Fronde. Colonel
the Hon. R. Rims NM Ibeer Teesdale, R.A., or in
etteadenee as the Prima

Passions is having Mare Ids Royal Highness soda out
se Istimbscir, and look have of the Duchess of Yeas, at
Frogman.

Cad John Mamas and the Right Ron. the Chassellor of
the Exchequer returned to Landon in the forenoon.

MARRIAGE 111 HIOR LlER.—(This DAE.)—Thia
morning the nairrisge of the Right Ron. Lord Ashburton
with lino Stewart Mathew* d Bsafortis, Brahma Castle,
Dingwall, Bee•-•ldris, youngest daughter of the Hon. Mrs.
Mackenzie, end grand-daughter of Lord Beafortli, was
solaumiewl at Bath Home, Nandilly, by special license, in
the possum of a distinguished ads. The arnica wee
performed by the Bishop of Oared.

Their Serene Highnesses the Prime and Princess
Edward at Nue-Wel:am have methyl al Limbolton Castle'
OD s ,hit to the Duke red pacers al Miselasster.
The Doke of Sutherland has arrived at Erskine
HMI" Rentreershire, se a visit eased sad Lady Blantyre,
nose Daarobia Cards, Ilalisekedshirs. Tim duchess is
Amyl,* with the Earl and Lady Constance Grosvenor at
Calveriy Park, Menhirs. Lady Coestaaos gave birth to a
daughter a few days slam

Ttie Doke of Leeds has returned to the Clarendon,
6e Southaere, Wet Sraffham.

Han, 111
On the

This Marquis sod Marchioness of Clanrioarde are
at Perrot Cris, county Galway, where the noble
marquis sad worthless's worse to per the wiatar. Lady
HaiTill de Bask is Maytag with Mr. Beatuart, M.P.,
sad Lady Mawr Bowarawat, at their mat In Northam-
bria&

The Marchioness of Salisbury hu issued invita-
tions for a greed ball to take piece at Hatfield House, on
Wednesday next.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Stafford have
Eft Stafford Soups for Lilloattall, whirs a select party is
shoat to maltable.

The Earl and Countess of Ellesmere come to
Bridgwater Howse to-dsy, from Warsley Hall, Lancashire.

The Earl of Hardwicke has left town to join his
family at Wimple Hall.

The Earl of Shelburne leaved town to-day for
&mood.

Lard Brougham, on leaving the Arehbiehop of
Torre retursad to Brougham Hall, Wetmore ad. The
mobile rad harmed lord le expeoted to hare England on the
Nth Irian; far Comm, ha the south of Franca

Sir John and Lady Shelley will come to town
10-day from Windsor, and will have in a tew days for
Mares&ld Park, Boossz.

It is rumoured (says the Chi'tautens Examiner)
Mat Buckley Castle, the primmer reddens of Kr. Dent, I.
*bout to bs =Seen= with an artistic entertainment it the
sty= of the 17th asodury, asately, a " seasque," or theatrical
pationwasawn busdisd ea the play of Remy VIII. In 0012-
ascrissais pea exessimise I. elated In MS county and
neighbourhood geserally. Mir Strickland, that authors=
of " The Qualms( llngland," will, it is said have charge of
the arrangements.

The Hon. Frederick Bruce, brother to Lord Elgin,
who acted u eeeretery to him during his stabary la China,
sad brought home the treaty of Tienslo, has ben appointed
the Int ambassador to Pekin under the provisions of the
treaty. Mr. Brace was attached to the late Lord Ashbur-
ton's 'pedal rehabs to Washington in 1842, was colonial
essistary to Bong Haag from 1844 to 1846, was appointed
enstiol-gonoral In China in 1847, chargt•d'afftlres in Bolivia
k MIA at ktonterklso in 1861, and coasnl-general in Egypt
to 1863.

Mr. Bernal Osborne, who is at present at his seat
near Clowned, has been Deviously indisposed for some days
pest. A local paper of Tuesday, however, states that the
boa. gentlemen was mach better. Burgeon Cusack, who
bad been specially summoned from Dublin, arrived at New-
town Attn., on Tuesday, and two more medical man ars in
mount attendance upon Mr. Osborne.

Sir John Pakington hu advanced Dr. William
Richard Edwin Smut to the rank of deputy-Inspector of
hospitals, the pragmatics to date from Sept. 17. 11358, Modes
of the promotion of Dr. Barn sad Dr. Anderson to the rea-
ps:tire ranks of Inspector and daputrimpector of hospitals,
for vendors during the lens war with China. Dr. Smart
throoghont the Chisels war has bon staff surgeon of the
hospital ship at Hong-Hoeg.

The dockyard authorities have as many men
employed as can work upon the undernmetioned shipe
Portsmouth, with the object of pain( them out of band
with all despatch:—The Victoria, 121 guns, I,ootl-bras
power; the Prince of Wales, 131 guns, 800-horse power
(loth on the Meeks); end the N. ;mule, 120, sidling ship,
Toler eenvenerm lie a 91-gun screw two-decker, with 600-
bane power.

The Indastzisl &boo' and 'Training Institution for
Mestere Mr lidrernakety, Wealth], and Ragged Schoch was
opened yedertly Brig by • Inge public meeting, held at
the Preventive end Reiweribery Isatitutioe, 237, &.m .
read. The ehair wee takes by tie Earl of Shafterbary,
and on the pleader= went le Mk" of Orford, efr Staff tut
Morthcota, 111. P., Mr. Jobs Abel licelth, M.P., Mr.
Hernia, M.P., Kr. 11. Near', Governor of the Bank of
Ragland ; Mr. J. 0. Hubbard, Mr. W. Cotton, do.
The Bing of Naples has quitted Gaeta, with the
royal leanly, to take up him residence et Cesnia.

The marriage of the Duke of Calabria will take
plane la the beginning of Febrisery. Ths young betrothed
will arrive at Manfredi** a pert an the Adriatic, where
she will be melee& by the Neapelibta royal family. The
marriage is to be teisheated M Foggia, a small town, the
seat of a nweprefreurs. Alter a abort stay at Foggia, the
newly-marrled couple will proceed to Caserta, seas Naples.
A few days ago a tire broke out in the cellars of
the well-knows Ceti Anglais, on the Boulevard des Itallens,
Fade. The gas-pips were beginning to melt with the
hoe, amid there was every appearance that the building would
be fastrieyed, and the whole quarter, which muffin. the
Opirs Oiteedres, the hickey Clob, ,to , endangered, when a
leant Luna, of the gent battalion of the Imperial Guard,
Slid fewmarly • papier is Paris, voltutmemal to penetrate
brie the eras& Be did so, with his bead and lace enveloped
Is wet Meths, ad ineaseded is Creeds( the pumps, with the
nesistenee of ethers who followed hie exempla, so me to master
wee.

A letter frost Paris in the Constigutional Ravine,
rye that Y. de Montalesabart receives numerous visits free
all the notabilities of the opposition, and (rota all parts of
France, letters expreseive of the warmest sympathy.
The President of lb* Sixth Chamber, before whom
the rem le to be tried, le overwhelmed with demands for ad-
mittance on the day of trial, but the number to be admitted
will be very smell. Not only has the publication of the cam
been forbidden, bat the popes have received orders It. limit
1118 amber of mrsone to be admitted to the court se much se
flay ten, In order to prevent applies, or other tosalhatatiotte
el sympathy. The illustrious orator is quite determined to
met all the oostemeences of his position, end as be said him-
"it la not at the moment when the honour is =aimed
apes like of piecing him in the poetic* of being the sole
representative of the pros is of all inimitigent and hottest men
against the Napoleoeio ripens, that Mena thiak at desert-
tag hi pat end expatriating tinneeli."