The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-29 00:00:00

EVANGELICAL COMPERING EAT LIVERPOOL.

On Wednesday evening a meeting at the imbjeet
of vetwedir adasation sod silo* in Isis was held In
the Zepe-ba, RIK eller esadinehis disonien, a rarelalloa
vas sacided witswerkaithe the gesima of e.g In =Wm
up enolt °Masa lAmeisaant-Colcael Miheastles sad other
heroes, The Ir rendered each dietlegaYhsl sada, In
India, and *Os afoot that the peopoai anti s. In lie
mead dialsielk Then Sir John Laurens* healehell mime
sad amprelemeive bale for the future careepiemi
end that nodose abort of the pale* Mimed by bin wadi
satiety the British pad* Assam sesdolionwas siaelsd,
vridur.z is thesailisheant cis Wad ahemlrCheGtlei
edam** In India, for the prated= el which a
misty hid ranally lota formed, and eassandlog it to
mad it end pm*
Yalitedoy the amismas was resumed, after deadael
Milekse, tie Her. 8. Yuma, of Piny Chapel,aa
is address on the objeote sad obareoter of the
Alliance. Es maintained that while individual
of a religions character, each a the Bible Society, contri-
buted to the °besot of Chetah= union, ties evil of &snake
=7:the Starches we espest and heinous that it re-
apKilal remedy hie the Alliance fully to meet the
requirements of the cam The MOONS of the Allkince, he
theaSsirconld net be disputed, though he anticipated yet a
Mill ineeenre of good.
Blr maw° EAILDLWT BAILDLIT laving taken the chair,
• disometan took pleas upon the to/lowing subject —ln what
ways to. the matnal effaxion and reciprocal union of British.
continental, sad American C be beet promoted ?
Can anythiug to doe. in common forthe propagation of the
Claps' in Turkey, India, Chia f
fhe CHAIRMAN painted oat the advaalegto of promoting,
V they could not all be Wad la miligleue aims% a least
awake fa these commas as a grad eollaterel std to reli-
gious teaching.
The Rev. Ono. PIERCE. of Lathes, &woad the pat
sad !masa organisations of tha sWan sod education
of the Wine of China, and particularly dwelt upon the im-
portance of encouraging by liberal impart and prayer the
eardnaries foe the amain. of setae evaagelleet.
The Rea. Dr. Connor, .mastery to the AMMONS Board
of Porgies liesions, *scribed the °wrath* of that Nasty
Wady In regard to Turkey, and said that the cordial end
hearty mistimes which ta amoeba admioneries *Turkey
had rewired from England wee most warmly appraised by
American hada. He oleo highly eulogised ibe area*
rendered to the Turkish: adesicas by Lord lirstlord de Rad-
cliffe and General WiWazan.

Lord BENHOLIIIt moved, and Mr. CNIZTICAII, M.P.,
inoondidoi 'erica of resolutions expressive of rratittide at
the opsaht for missionary labours which had been made In
China, el • that both in China and India the work of
Christian vernacular education should be stimulated, and
sppointing a provlional committee to communicate, on the
part of the Alliance, with 'existing religious and missionary
societies.

HADPIILD, W.P., apnoea the pleasure which
he fait et this warmth of Christian feeling which existed be-
tween America and England.
The Rev. Dr. RATPLIS ALIO sapported the resolutions,
which were adopted usaniniontly.
The subject of the confessional was next brought up, and
a resolution which had been prepared upon it read by the
Raw. Dr. STEAM The resolution proteste= the name
of pure morals, family pesos, and of the C religion,
against these unhallowed intrusions into the recesses of the
holm heart"

The liLev.kr. flendford. the Rev. Mr. Minton, the Rev.
Mr. Jeans, Rev. Mr. Darns, Rev. Dr. Wylie (Mtn-
bergb), Dr. (Smith (Glasgow), Rev. Dr. Blackwood, Rev.
lir. Cows, and other clergymen of Ur established church,
sprained their strong and indignant disapproval of the
roost practices of the confessional within that church.
After the CHAIRMAN had thaws attrition to the legal
doubts which prevailed as to the abolition of the whole el
the canon law, and to the neoesity, if It were not abolished,
of a prompt and vireos expression of opinion as the part
of the sentry, the farther dismal= of the ocafeeskral wee
adjourned to the evening
By general oonsent,ilenteratlon of a British pro-
testant demonstration on the 17th of November neat (the
tercentenary of the steselon of Queen Blirabsth and the
bicentenary of the death of Cromwell) wee over, es
likely only to unite differences of opinion w—leading to
any_good.
The Sari of Rolm; was strongly of this opinion, and
Lord Betinomis, in soaking on the subject, took ocession
to draw a costar between the privets and dossed° character
of our present sovereign end that of Queen Elisabeth.