The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-25 00:00:00

TEE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1858.

teary to that swam to by her. Several of than swore eh*
Was unworthy of belief on her oath.
The Rey. It Temple West wee next caned, but
The ChaeosUor remarked that tho court had decided to be
governed by the rules of evidence at common law. If the
counsel prfipowid to examine the defendant himself to the
suit he moat show that such a mune was °moment with
took rules.

lb. Coleridge quoted the set 14 and 16 Vic. to show
that under that sot the partite to any suit might be re-
quired to give evident= except parties charged with an
indictable offence, or parties subject to summery conviction.
Mr. Crippe contended that that act merely applied to civil
suits only. The present =se was one of criminal juriadio-
doe, and clearly came within the ezoeptiog clause.
The Commissions= retired to consider the point, and on
their return
The Chancellor declared the ruling of the court to be that
Mr. West's evidence was admissible.

The rev. gentleman was nossrdbgly examined by Mr.
Coiseidge—l am curare to Yr. Oresley, at Boyne-hill. I
became so last February. In conammence of information
that I received that Mrs. Arnold was ill, I went to visit her.
I cannot state the day, but I only examined her on one
°weak& on the ten commandments. tihs was In bed. I
told her that the commandments contained more than the
actual letter, aad as far as 1 remember I explained lksh.
spirit. I went through the several precepts of lira decolagne,
sad explained than in that manner as I went through them.
I asked her if she bad broken them. When I woe to
the 'math commandment I explained its spirit,

and mid Mat the spirit meant more than the Miter
sad, having beard that Mee bed had illegitimate children, I
'eked if she bad ever lamed after any man. My predecease,
took me to Mrs. Amid's. When I told her what the
works of the Meek were she laid she did not know what for-
nication via, sad irked me whet it wee. I quoted the w-
asp from Galatians, end fold the works of the Beat are
these. I did not tell her she must confess if she hoped to
he &Mimed. I did not tell her that salon elm was m-
ensal she could sot go to boom. I oertaialy did not tell
her ast to tell her husband what bed pared between us.
I asear did mob • thing in my life. She did not appear to
be upset—not so ea to make any improidon on my mind. I
do sot remember that elm was oryhtg. Nothiag passed as to
a Attars Melt that I recollect.

Kr. -6eipps-Bhe ins In bed whoa I

Did Y
the you asseventh fk gullible. as to other
I explained the spirit, and then asked if she had broken
thew I did not amplify more on the seventh than the
Minna I should say, if I dwelt on one more than another
it wee the first. I had based, before I went to the house, that
the woman had had an illegitimate child. I had been told
so by the former curate. I asked her if she had lusted
ales say other man. Ido not recollect addieg the words
Woe or after marriage. Ido not reoolkr4 what stayer she
made. I thought the examination had not been systematic
..isend 1 adopted a more systematic °owes, awl the
I pet were pert of that systematic course, Blau
objected I have not need that form. Wee
moltedb% the bishop. He caked toe if I had asked ha-
mper questions. I said no. He did not know whet lad
hem mid about fondeaties. The bishop did not ask
ma. The examinatka bane the bishop, I believe,
weed only so far to ask me if I had pat im-
proper question. I said, I should like to know what im-
proper questions were, bat be replied, m I had said I bad
not asked Improper qualiona, that wag soough. Confsesion
is not part of the system I have adopted dam I
muse int. Enstatfg a Wok pones as to his sine arm:d-
im ft the Rubric he. netlike to do with eonfeessen. When
I visited • rink fersonl never said anything more about
coakeeks than m , If lbws is any weight cu your mind
buttress you and ea ,
God which you onset ease yourself of, if
yen like to Opill your mind le see yea eau.' I generally
ask a sick poem that question amen donne my visiting.
I express my !lodinate I. reestve any arab( e 1 their grid.
I deny that I said lo this woman that she suet Gelb= to
me. I think I said she should not be sibsened to meter her
site. I ate not sure that I used that expression, bat I might
have dims eci. I did not use the weed amine in any other
*Tr. Cripl ask you whetter you eenetder eonleesks an
imposiani&onine of the Church at
Kr. Glenda,* objected to the gouda&
The Chancellor—Yen propose to pat tie quokka to dis-
credit the wham?

am well

After • rasa from Mr.
Ctl Mr. Crimp—Tee, ea the essbjiett andsses.
Witness—l bare no objeatioa to the quid= being asked.
I acs quite prepeend te answer it.
The mud ruled that the queedea might be pat, though
they bed same doubts on the subject. They only allowed it
to be pat en Mr. Ortega undertaking that he intended to use
the answer So discredit the "'ideas, ot the witness.

Crip. demi mai tO—pcit harshly that
The Cloarikr—Det that is the foot.
Mr. Sawyers—TM is very indadsita. If we go
to church we the duty of ocadessiou.
Mr. Crippa—Do you wider' auricular confession an im-
portant domino of the Munn of itailand
Mr. Coheidge—Yea imml bear pet it—Do you agree with
the. Rooth& essids• at imehodos ? _

Aber mem bletweeks haven the bernsd emu& se to the
hew at the gereties,
Mr. Crillbs uMbl*lk
ai Pot the lilloodos *1 "Do rot
wineidersla prayer and tint the to et person fa Manses to the
ol Sited
ia medial paella Wto church
Wham—Net else they have a weight on their minds
which they eeeset wws K titensedree.
Mr. Crippe—libeald yea wish that with regard to °Dabs-
sion in geserel that it skald be a great deal more practised
than it is P

TbsC,Otirt could net allow that question botore.
BMr. ChrelfrWire war you curate before you ems to
Wirtness —At Hamel Haripstad, in the Moods d
Bocortior.

Your Hoene w ranked than ?
It wo.
How bog before you awns loon ?
Not in ruonloo. _

En:deaden coathined—l remember going with Kr.
Greeley to see Mts. nen on 23rd March. At that time I
had beard nothing of what had taken plate. Mr. Greeley
related to me to pastel teems what Mrs. Ellen bad said
about me to him. I have no doubt bad conversation with
Mr. Greeley sinoe on the subject. I was recommended to
go before the Blimp of Oshrd about the end
of July. That was after ray oonvereation with
Mr. Greeley, sad Mir the matter had appeared
fa tha
_Lapin. My attention wee ailed to what appeared
in the Witoiser ZapPreet the fleet mooning It came oat. I
had some sonmeemies with Mr. Greeley on the subject
soca after.

Ilipoirenimed by Kr. Cohritlge—My litre at Hamel
Hietplesed was het bemuse I retailed to break the law ci
enure and mate by readiag a °emir' prayer when I had
no enthority. It wee the rale that prayers to be read in the
church should be mat through the bishop; bat the prayer
in quake wee east direct front the printer, without any
direodam from the Wimp. I commeted the ricer about it,
sad be odd Mr es you like; end say brother mate whiled
roe mot to reed it. I had ea ismerview with the bilq him
the seepandon, aitd km told me that if 1 would write a bitter
emebeey to Lord Clemente he would not sawed toy H-
ome. I replied I wank mot do that, bat if he week! order
me to read it I wield teed h. He &Weed to do se. I raid
Um I would aft it I bad Aura cad ewe in
nEfitamr. Tea. ostler is masa yea The
eßaabrstsrW weir emsolcosi my performing
duty hi hie doom. I bats MB later lamenting to my

Arai as air.
The Chissiler—Did you ever soy to Mr. Arnold that It
wee tight that seas *Maid rah= to loan
Whars—No.
The Climacelkw—Were year retire:risk for your Boom
to this parch Wiped by the Bishop of Rochester P
Witaer—Yes.
Mr. Coloridir this =timed up the ordure for the
armee. sad Mr. Capps afterwards replied ere the whole coos.
The Ceersirlooers thus mired et half-pees eight o'clock
to comidir their report, sad in about half an hour they
returned to the rout, when
The Chancellor said the 4th station of the eta 3rd end
4th Victoria, asp. 86, requires that as of the essmiereeere
should °pray sad ribber, declare the °prim el the 'trio-
rilearrindreere prom% whether there be or not
alrhea her grenade for leatistaag farther re-
medies% The serzeirdoners having even the bast etre.
tics la their power to the arguments of the herned comer
ea bah Sir, and to the evidence of the wa-
rmer ere tiamaironely of opinion that the airy
brought airiest the Rev. R. T. West, of hares,
I. the perforseuros of his sidelerial duty s
works et Melting a cassia rob wesra, put farrow quer
tics' to her with a view of bean Mr to °calories hr sot
t 0,.. proved. That risme( la the opinion of the torsteele
roses, ruts wholly apes 11. tentheasy of the woman Ana
Arnold, unsupported by other whreers, sad caaredisted as
important points by the widows el other mires whose tes-
timony is sot frapagnsi. This dearer has been case to by
the semorissere withent taking We rerideretion the
Mies* el Ma Weetlimself, whom they bare priaitted to
beausibed tir /ler the ar whisk lre been referred to. The
ass, caleileas• with the statute, openly
and pull* dram that there an no sufficient ground' for
Mediating hear proomallap sprit Mr. West, and the
cart sew cassal.

Tlieds—iiiss anis aterniudeaws was banal by lor.d and
=lll draft boa Os Mail et Xr. ee-, end
trams mod Ws flan theadm oldeW. 1 here WYSby
en femme emceed bx beet of the owell-hoomP, who followed
the Rev. Mr. Shaw, cheering hip ea be redred.

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Park Rota. star Walton. in Surrey : Captain Int la, R N.,
Melee Gawp Jawnt R. 8., Lsdy Louisa I.eygen, Captain
AMIS. LW., tidellang Inansbwd, Lady Dad Guidon, Caw odd
Deinydye, ilm ladles ; ljr. Cbarler Waite. Major Grant,
Cando Men. MY Regleeent; Lay IlLeortsos, Re.
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