The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-28 00:00:00

ErMILEI H0L1047 OP VIE PARISBIONERS
01, CHME7CII7ICII, BL4CZFEI4IIB.

The /ter. Joseph Brows, rector of Christchurch,
Bleektrime, hes • just claim to be ranked amongst the
pkesse of AM imgortaat movement which has for its oh-
jeet the 1411011111i1S. Mid and intellectual, of the humbler
einem al ear malady& He wee sarong the lint to
when H seemed that IN etgeot would be greatly aseeited
by the seenegment and orgeakatioa cf In °notional holiday
far the pace mom dude( which be should be provided with
enteetednesset wed as he never would have ben able to
obtain by his own nesmietod maw la the Orel Menace.
Mr. Brows 11,111•6111111 excursion to parka sad pimento-
greande, kindly Int foe the purpose, sad situated at short
distances from Leadra. Bat two years since he 'entered
Iwo • bolder flight, sad summed for adsy's visit to Brighten;
sad so great was hie mecca, aced n usqsailled was the
satisfaction of the poor potpie for whom the holiday had beau
go. up, that this year he est about arranging aparty white from
its Rumba, mast hare &hauled • very large portion of the
within population of the pariah, third bang nut less than
6,000 prreone—men, women, sad children—who yesterday
visited Brighton under Mr. Brown's protection, and to • coat
aidershis extent at his espouse, lt is true that the railway
menesay barn( met Mr. Brown'. views by • mast liberal ar-
rangement, the great majority of his Meade pad their own
sinner. but there situ remained the poor and egad inmates
of the workhouse, who, ranging in age from 60 to 90, and
main nearly four hundred to number, wale
all franked by Mr. Browse out of his own pocket,
restated by • few tritliog subscriptions collected Nang* Lie
immediate prints friends. The muster of the Ord debelr
meat, upwards of I,ooo—act al strong—conmesared at Lose
dentheidgwetatica before xis o'clock in the moraine, and
between that hour and eight the whole 6,000 were safety
maanyed te Brighton I. four ncoessive Maas, the actin
party baring commenced the exploration of the loos! lions
long before size o'clock. Their gnu vialt was of 0001111 made
to the beach—every Englishman and woman runs ant to the
am, mif by inainct—and they soon broke up into merry
getups under the unwonted stiutulue of the fresh en hems,
combined with the superb eunahnie overhead. Sane bathed,
some boated, some gathered shells on the chore, while
the rmy oil and feeble eat in smiling cluster.
on the shingle, and watched the gambols of their children
and grandchildren. Some of the peer people from the
workhouse had reached the patriarch .1 age of phony, and
sin ergot them were imams who had hunted with their own
Bounds or ridden In their own carriages. These were the
objects of Mr. Bron's poetic ilar care, but f all the old
I re ,pla be provided luncheon and • comfortable tee, and for
the smokers even • moderate supply of tobacco. The Chain
Pier was thrown open to them by arrangement, ad, in con.
@einem', was nearly hanestiblo for the regular promeoadma
during the greater part of the day. Thee. could not be
bassinet • more extraordinary satin up ot "St. Gilee's and
St. Jaime's" than might bare teen @ern at say
moment daring the morning upon the Chain Fist,
so well known as one of the mutt fashionable
prom nodes out of Lomita In the kingdom. But the poor
people were moat orderly and decoroup, and the rich synspe-
ttildng and interested, and so the novel colouriag did tot
fa say way deteriorate from the usual beauty of the piston.
Penh the beach and the pier the leviathan pony went to
the Pavilion, and wandered at will over the garden., wb'ch
ad loamy years ago were as aecladed from the gazed the
vulgar se the deragliu at Contentinople.
Under such • commander m Mr. Brown a visit to the
Frith chunk was of coons not forgotten. The piny or-
deal there about two o'clock, and were moat kindly
received by the Rev. Mr. &Berton, who addreseed them • few
weeds of welcome sad advice', after which three verses of a
hymn wen snag. Tito worthy clergymen then pointed out
to their noties the, rations mulleins@ of the old church.
Thu Dubs of Wellingtoa—the Duke—had been a regular
attendant, en I hie crootsph war shown in the chantey ;
and immense Interest woe also Who fa the tomb of the
fatuous old woman who served King Omen foe fifty man
se • sulfide, and then declined ewe than half-s gainea •
week peasba, the King having offered her a guineA,a
example which may !tidy be csourtended to the notice of
ma .y distinguished pantos of the prevent day. Alter the
church, the town was explored from end to end, due exansit
salon was had of the wonderful " Groynes " which wrest
the process of the sea, sad pressrve the arithmetic
waterlog pine from the fa'. of Sir; 0 A lends, sad then
Own of rho party who were too poor to pay for
the-madam wen artertaised at tea in the demoting school-
T.,m sad ch. I, which had been Shelly Men for the pur-
pose by the Rev. Mr. amity, the olUeistine minister. Mr.
(laity Mosel( visited 'ha poor people In c-sepsay with Mr.
Brown, sad gave them • kid and triesdly welcome to
&whom.

The retire, which wia 'the tad with the Sawa regularity
as tLe m en,eg purely, ownw-ece4 heft-patt sir. end by
le o' ch, att. a rhole of shie rem ar Ita, le yleerare party but trafrly
retanswi t 43 miss. The whole et tit, railway srist.gcmests,
which ere ust:er yerecesel &memo of Mr. F. :Malty
were elegies/. awl did not pnwrc this eureered., juflui
cf p.Asseasens to interfere for a moment with the regular
trate of the line.

WIPE Nit:Ptah APD tikticuvr.—The Scotsman
reports Met on tietorday • boom la Fountain-Di i tire, wh•elt
It hed been *Sleeved by the *Mgt:Moues that no one h.d
gaol in or coins out of fir *onto drys poit, ww broken open
by the poke:. On the door of the kitchen were twin I the
lifeless bm:im et' the occupants (a Mr. awl Mrs. Fortier)
with their throats out. The roan els lying whir kis fee
dowswerde, with a ran, under his se. It. Them were also
two MU...halve. lyseg cline by the hady of lire woman. It
was at moo saelected that the man had bees the perpetrator
of thus street ins deed, and the sanpides wee conlrined Tome Urns aft by the hue merry of • *Up of pep-r on which
the man had wines Dm following erode I rot now uollt
for my buslasse. I have applied to the enthoritise of
both Ayr sad Eilts4bili foe proterti-a sod osly got
benhed at. I now to Get I ettsuld wish to be laid
hoed* my by, bat if t wures le to he laid there let my
body be gives rtbe dieweleg roved, and atter they have
dm, whit we let my body be bawd." OM the suns paper
then sews side lestrirelowee gives es to the caseagesseut of
semis property of which he 'maths propfetor, rod the whole
was distiact4 written. It may be inferred from the words
Y the sbors-ono•od met one--"bit if this women to to
be laid then"—that bid written this scroll in
the lateeeel beteess his cattier r 4 the threat of
W wife sad his own sulfide. B Ala of the dimearci were
seerly atzty years et age, end had no family. The mut was
net cegeged is cay particular lotuses*, but he had a good
Meese from Moue property. The ne.glib 'urn stairs Sb.,, in
Memirpiettre of the inissoprosie habits if Mrs. Ferrier, the
Med hr bane arol had of Lite hid teavist quarrel,. The loot
gum tam as, dseuebsees was howl in their house war on
Wedneeday night lest Early on Viol evtatog the wife had
bow ore au-b latoximesd, sad Weise eleven end tatty.
arclerk s net. of teed ng was heard is the house. The
eitaM.• had set lasted luny woes s ,030 of the egbissur
Inert * Kmuling oniee, so if SOFIA 0110 had been
medistely after which all beam euddesly gall