The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-29 00:00:00

ADDRESS TO 2111 REV. Ml. BINARY.

SOUTHAMPTON, OCT. 28.
Oa the arrival this morning of the steam-ship
Behar, from Alexandria, a deputation of the direating mi
WSW'S and others of the tows, headed by the Mayor, were
present, when the vessel come stonsailde in order to welcome
the Bev. Mr. Blaney, re his Muth from Australia, whither
he has been to recruit his health. It was, however, found
that the rev. gentleman had goes to London, era Marsedlea,
and accordingly the following address was prepared for the
purpose of senors( to Mr. Blum
" Audit House, Southampton, Oct. 28.
" Rey. and Dear Sir,—Allow us to present to you oar
Itherthlt ecagrationa os year sale return to the °matey

which gave you birth. W. 'give thanks to the Almighty
Protector, whose watchful cars two preserved your lite during
your lasetheoed and protracted journeying's, and named
year mos-impaired health. We are no strangers to the
pre-eminent talents with which the author of your being hoe
endowed you, nor to the manage which, sanctified and am-
trolled by the spirit of genuine religion, you have devoted
them to the best interests of the human race. We rejoice to
kern that, leaving se you did your native land in quest of
health, you have not only regained, by the Divine blessing,
that invaluable possession, but that you have also employed
it in a =emir most adapted to serve those great objects foe
which aloes it is worthy to live or to die. Attached as you
are from deliberate conviction to your principles
of protestant nonoonformity, you have OVIDCCi In
the roost efficient manner how possible It is to retain
them with ownmendable tininess, and yet to cherish tho

most expanded amity to the whole'llonatOld of faith. Your
conduct on this subject, ea well as te =ay others, has not
only disarmed every form of hominy, but has secured from
all clamor in the oolony where fur a dine you have 'andel
the reciprocation of warm attachment, eo toot not only the
highest legislative authorities t bet .3, but oleo epuropal digob
tortes, have concurred in undisguised pea& of love to your
parson and admiration of your talents.
We, therefor*, heal your safe return to your native land,
and repeat our united thanksgiving to the watchful Provi-
dence that has marerved you, desiring that your valuable
life may be long spared, not only to toe church, bat also to
the whole family of rum -
(Signed) •EDWARD PALL,
Mayor of Southampton."

The Mayor of Oxford (N. Castle, Esq.) gave an
entertainment in the Town-hall on Tburemiy evening.
which was attended by about one hundred gendemen
aos-
ssetad with the city, university, and oounty. The Mayor,
who eistepisd the post of honour, watt supported on his right
and left by the Red of Abingdon. Viscount Dillon, the Hee.
the Vios-Chaneellor (Dr. Jenne), the Right Hon. J. W.
Henley M.P., G. G. Harcourt. Bag., M.P., Colonel North,
J M.P., J. H. Langston, Esq., M.P., Rector of Linoolo, Dr.
Aclend, Madam of University, Hector Baster, noisal
of Joss, Senior and Janitor Proctors, Dal
Rowdies, &C.
The Board of Trinity C.dieno have Paved the
anon requisite for proposing to the Univeretty of Dublin to
confer the honorary of LL.D. on the gallant Arctic
empialw, Captain /PC