The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-16 00:00:00

(Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE,

MISSIONARY DIFFICULTIES AT THE CAPE.

(From dm Clips Argus of Juno 24.)

At the periodical oonrf of Genadencal, held on
Tuesday, the 81 instant, before B. M. Cole, Esq., resident
magnesite for Caledon, an action wee brought by the Rev.
C. It. Kelbing, superiatendent of the Genadendal reiesionary
institution, urine Gustave Wildechut, an inhabitant of the
place, preyies the court to order that the defendant should
forfeit her tempers/ timbre as a reethlent of Geredendal, fn
conreponoe of her conduce and ezarape being molt ea es
demoralise the inhabitants of the institution ; inasmuch as
OD or about the 20th September, 1857, the said defendant
gave birth to an illegitimate child, and was therefore im-
pelled, and forfeited her temporal rights as a resident; and,
further, praying that the defendant should be ordered to
mess to occupy the hewn of Johannes Mak In the said '
Sand to deliver op the same to the agent of the mid
aoserdiag to the rules rad regulations et the Genie.
balftution.
TM plaintiff (Rev. Mr. Kollibig) appeared in puma, and
Mr. C. Hour hill attended on behalf of defendant,
Mr. Doorbell, in eking to plead to the cheese set forth!
the eamainone, remarked that he was at a Imo to know what
tisiamed for each en extraordinary summon, he had never
mien. lie would take the following exceptions is the
emu:—That, as defendant was • subject of °heat Bends,
and been in this colony, she could not ue brought to eS
civilly or criminally, except under the laws of the adoity,
ma the tales and reetulatimie of Oenadewtal wero not law,
eumnesreiedi lothiened as them ; and, ahe, that the :nse
was Upend the ime juriedietion, nutmeat& u the
future rights of the nt were in dispute, sa the plaintiff
had no tide to the lead Is dispute, and had no right to mu,
amid at lie wee show the value of 401.
The produced the tof e and ales the
Inks mad regalatime of Genadendgran th
al. Hpe laoe,
stated that de-
fendant heelbeen frequently warned of lemma conduct, but
sM diwegarded each warnings, and gave birth to • child.
Sham this she would not listen to any advioe, bat had set
up a Asp in the plass; and, according to see. 8, cap. 3, of
fthebar tlel Omedin nth*, they were obliged to me in that court
sr expabion.
The megleirme said that, u the cue involved an Important
queetion, le would overrule the objectless, and take the
rase attached to the grant as the vegaleelose of the place.
Daiendeeffe week athe putt of hie desk denied the
Intikis the merasioss, and plesied the general issue.
aideases for the plaintiff wen the ogled.
Amelia Wildechut, ewers, atales—l am the mother of de-
hemline. I came into Gensdendal three months otter the
amencipation of slaves. I lived at Mekbesioh. Dm
ihnident we. an infant when she see to Oesadendal. I
asked for perenimelon to live Is. Oesadendal from the Rev.
Baths*. I weed to live nadir the regelatione of deplete.
I wee told thin I amid live here ea bar as I conformed to
then. X children were all educated to this place. I know
that d had been conibmed ea a church aemedier. De-
fendant thee preedeed tolin nadir the regtelaticea (ordains)
of the place. Defendant wee warned to take care of herself by
plaintiff Of her immoral conduce, before the birth of the
child, I did mayoral times wen her sweat. Plaintiff and hie
wife warned bar also. Defendant told as so. All the lake
dolmen, spoke to me relative to the character of
defendant. I did promise to plaintiff to see that nothing
improper would take place heiress defendant and a Mr.
Fick. On the 18th of Jane, 1866, I told plaintiff that Mr.
Fick called st my hones late at evenings, talkies to defer
dant. I and defendant were, la emessince.of this, both
euspanded from the hay eemmunion. Defendantgave birth
to • child on the 20th of September, 1867. Defendant was
not, nor la now, married. I told the Rey. Runs that the
child was Fick's. Ddesdant suer went to the Millii01•14111S
to plead repentance or to behave herself in future. Defoe-
dant in fa service of Mr. Fick, and for which she modem
It. pee month. I rennet say wham shop it ie. I
The shop is in the hands of Johannes Klink.— J
(Defendant here put in the lame of the house.)
By defendant—l have a husband, and we are married.

I wee married in this institution. filed children before we
were monied. I have eight; they are the children of my
husband. It happens that young females do get children
in this institution before they are married—it moors very
often. There are children whose fathers are unknown. All
the pe le in the institution know this. The mothers of the
young emalesacgoaintthemieeioaariesofthebirth. Before the
youngfemalee give birth, they themselves acquaint the mis-
sionanes of this. misfortune; if of an inhabitant, they are
both called together, and it they consent to marry, they are
married. There are several who am not mulled, and still
living In the institution. Some have two and three chil-
dren. It is
females who

anyiwitamm
astedtSl'

this' Illegitimate
&maks, after
• Atop.
Anton fitalomborg,
servants of "

custom it to

they fell Into guise
were very strict in expelling.-but not now. Bows leave the
piece of their own accord. I am aware that the mtwittuarith
sins desire them to go. In are they might worn, they ask
to nab with their purest, for a short thus. I
iao► of two Beads cumulated of theft. It wee made known
publicly in the that they no longer helot,'
to the lenitthieth I know of other errs of • similar
mats». iced similarly dealt with. Sometime mothers of
nirgithwele children are again admitted into the place on pro-
uder of goal behaviour, and they are again admitted to all
their. *lnk my, in about"spelled a peoris's lbw O
I de net knowldlipd that
pinata wbo were is mer time wam to
sell their Loom. I hewed ow la whit& the imieraid is
myth* sad the eel shunt Oasis Itrthrom.sesolot.
peril rights el the pleas, I keine et me ether is
width a perms tbst Is expelled las the right to a how
wipe hiliwaillef. I Wok N defendont is allowed
to remit is the he mod beep • them it might induce
other youg_ilemmis M farm bar
By lilmet bow Assjiffribadrik Leff, and
Anton vim as Pith The doe w the may one who let bit
house to Mr. Wooer. Yen t Ink* eSniequebOa
of kitting bit here, somas& to met yet rthWued, but
amples bin knew velbermethe be pima. Se hot at theme
sow. I knew aim si Lethwyk MOW Melons
es a shop. the iempidied hum the =rt. Airtt
oaths ocamis Ithlmmes. I kbew
Louth. he I
INN list So mewbetThey both iteml
limoth Massa The worth
about two years thaw that Lem. Louie was
hied for but I do sot thaw that he wee
bond guilty. It wite elewe the asoletioa d sisthig
meal. I wee bee at the beitheism, mid haw bees hap
ever dues I do set bow all the persemt
know of a peed many Vows wows wile bad
dales. They Ilse bon, bat dog ham Ims—Wis
do es. I de mot thimk the mods d the otherefea
11110•101 is we detrissatel Is the moth ef lie yeelpie
ad delmelamt, boom is Mee hied a berm- mil hip
eop. I or @sorsa young hod= who hmi
burg
mete dO,, after thistles. gra birth ID be" emid
wee bought bedews the miselmobet NOW 01 Sib are
slid bore, mod arms hove IN. Ids thaw cd some
hubs more dot am Meghbeate child WM Ilviagtre
oboe; saw en sow torrid sad Noe sot. I haw the
reguidisme ; los read th
em. I am aware tint if "bre*
es=ithe regulation% lone my tempocal rights.
Imes, swarth theate—l know that Anton van
der Illes bee bass lapsieL I board hem the sea* thigh.
tuts (Kr. D that be bed no power, bet the missionaries
eke* could expel moons from the holitatioth I know that
Wye the grant wee node, thaw was Demo Mouthy in
MOO eases. The late Mr. ages sold be =ski not try ouch
awes es the present one, without the regular grant. I think
that K the tut had bees lewd tether, it would bare been
lather. I vest leoishodest Misr Mak left, sad Mid Mr to
keep boreal wdet,, sod sat Is loth open the hose. I
Mad deaths& la her hits residence. I am motels that
4.2=Melee would follow the asset* of Gthelaya
1 she were allowed to remain in the bores and
114411W11 to. r till I:1W= with her.
delhaest the key
thethoneethe wewaT. I all persons who have
iligthmete Maim km ell their ta,
be expelled bees tin . I have an Illeothiniatto
eked. I ses so the I "wpsion" (everiserey. Who I
bad the illegibaste child, I with =palled from the Owe. It
if about ten yesre asggoa. luid nothing to lose at the time.
The maple of disMt is emus Om those of ether
rgaidem=bsemio eipm essepst moths* the bare beam
I do pet know that defendant was beim
the selmilemaries. If delesubM le expelled. the others
elm ha expolied, and i
des
as
Mee all their
mist
Rev. Yr. Bolbbig alts addressed the met, briefly
sonimkteg that be waseaStaiwrissed get his met wee
proved, semi UM maid be =paled from the
plaits, and that t w *monied
Kr. delimbit, urged dlatim6Pc Sad
wad to prove anything. As hid not tun=
. Oat defeadest bad gives bilk to as
ear that her egerhot wee derfemetal to the morel
et the taleahimes—arrow imestediakatemeg
gave birth to • GO why was
out ? %CUM do kept • ehoaip vie Oa •
theml Isselmo
et • geed ;rm ed thel•
miiimelis
Tbe M Nthiasmas, avant)/ had the lemonyob&
, 611
army one agreed Ike! dehmkat's etwapie wee wens
Verfattrileama is hist • beam ad Mgt • asp, K.
seleisseries mot brig this met_ is O-
NO theratizeablilltheth, dm they min
Lgwysesst pest eigib hull ilea plaid be I
the ussmple et ow elms Isis
isistanco, and wl-y-eTia her thee ditirif Mks/ea wee
to sissehershegirmemath belrebelimbesd timmidesseslil
wel"
rerprbbt:sit=esl IP=ltfttl I
ot ale ease, with eats.
Cole mid he had Mimi ettomlithly m the Witnewra.
Dedil#4fta ad Walla Ira dm of Rua Kg lb* caw

,as possible. But, as he had mid before, the was of great
moment, and involved the Attars rlghts ofthousands of the
inhabitants. He therefore thought it beat not to wore to a
hasty conclusion, and would postpone judgment till next
court day.

A BOLD Bavivo.—Amongst the conservatives
may be found a dozen literary men who have • fairer claim
to a peerage than Macaulay. The carom of Balser Lytton,
6 a, Disraeli, Warms, Aiiso«, will occur to our
readers In an instant. And it must not be forgotten that
most of these dietingulabed men enjoy a reputation for
oratory as great as that which they have schism d by their
whinge. They have snoops in
_parliament, sad • greater
enema Ilientn.ee, to oppose to Macanlars slits ream-
meadatien of belts. the moat bitter and the least
yenned writer of a , sp.—Morning Ewald.
LOUD EGLINTI.TIef " PantONSGe."—The Nor-
Man Whig, pniet a inwegandenca, in whit* the Lord
Llattesaat of Renoir edge that he will " with Omura"
become the pairen of a totals( dub at Beihet, remarks.—
" After this, who shall estgthettheDerbygovernment is not
small
coacilia
totory
ash? ,ri phi ykldiag
n, him to *p
silaismiet Sieseseanlikediplomacy
atall who have hing
meet bind Belfast as the sad. of Lori Derby's tail or ever-
more. Might we, b "waver, mans, is the market portable
manna, to Insinuate can opinion that there is •
tit Able deal of unkeyisso In this stair on both sides ?
grant Anielhdd 11.111emi Mbnereperwr le pity bids in
at:privacy wi theta the Lard Lieutenant of tre-
, solicited to became tron of • smell pro-
vicial sisk sad threat mei with
in siddrese—ney, with
a denotation? If Arch *aid William should data •
pines punks be sine:ples, are the webers of the
select mew shah which mesh every evening at the Cat
and man rasannted in demanding that the Viotel
should Jots their 'essociali an' end become its
Where fa thin sort of thing' to end ? In next erir of
Bnrke'S Peerage' we may ha re Lord Bglintontts titles and
honours augmented '', se President of the Amines-
don of Amalgamated Prient'y Brothers, Patron of the
Royal Gutter-Lae Goose Club
_or ' Perketeal Grand' of
tabs fraternity
,Olcieltios AOlOllOB '--rws Kr. Richard
' A CAPE M.P. AND HIS CONSTITUENTB.—Mr.
Losdolff, member of the Legislative Assembly at the Caper
on his return home to Malmesbnry, after the late proroga-
tion of the sasnabiy, was presentel with an address from
his easstitnents. They say :—" We offer our heartfelt
Ranks for whatever you have aooomplished for oar colony
=Belly, and for this district in particular. In every
in which your vote was given in favour of •
101111010, it was oar vote; and in amity Instance In which
you pre an adverse vote, ve shared your views. Not to be-
come prolix, we isfrain from summing op everything ; 000
thing, however,we may not pass over in silence, and that is the
amount rated far the construction of a hard road through
Kosberg. We are convinced that to you we ere Ws.
Wards _see wanted to express our feelings on the subject, and
we bur that the bare mention of ft will be • soma of 'elf-
satisksifts to you. Ones more we beg to thank you for
whatever you have done. Look back upon your quinquen-
nial patissesedery area, and you may does with the pleas-
ing cm- Aetna of having emptied with the wishes of your
coastitunta. Do, then, enjoy the asked rest, heightened
by an love end respect. Bs long spend with your family ;
and may the dlitrict of Makenbary be able, eves in times to
be bun of its popular representative sad irked, Hugo
HeaMk Lonloilf."

HOLDING OFFICE IN UTAW.—The Utah corne-
Crt of the lino York Thames writes from Utah :—.61
eiseen the Governor d the territory walking gravely ap
the road towards his tante, carrying a piece of stove-fansel
under each arm. I bays seen the Chief Jostle* cutting turf
for a chimney, and punching the oxen which weredrawing logs
to build his cabin; the Secretary of the State splitting wood
end the United States Attorney and Marshal plastering the
walls of their huts with mud. 'Yesterday I saw one United
Staten Commissioner stripped to the bud, and riding on horse-
back, piloting a waggon through • ford across the South
Platte which he had discovered by wading, while the other
commissioner, having accomplished the protege, sat upon a
erimpasck on the opposite bank, mending a tip in his panta-
loon'. These pictures may convince Son that the civil
offices at least, in connexion with the Utah 'Valdes, are
not sinecurea."

Tax CoNrassioNAL—Mr. J. H. Clarke, of Att-
wood Home. Maideebsed, Yee published a statement setting
forth Set die mob et Bare Hell went lately to a peer
worm, like yes be Yearly aserefatioe of bee inedinesseet,
ber

rillia—ow l'elfddretd and ip-fleglioaa ontd• cl afore.
don ; and Ame prelim are cheated =am
hand of antberhy,
_Amy lase Obi the at
ths clergy edil be iwelleelie he. ems trill' ril,praisbliens, i
that the happy and free irbieb sew wish letwasa
both preen will la aid that the elegy watt hily
will be separated AMOK WOW'
DMODVIRT 0114 CiMILIKAL ST PHOTOGAMMITe— ,
Oa the essedeg.hillge_tbe hdel day of the We
mods ree MC We SAW II fro river Thames, teralliZ •
art
rULdlasseseed the lady at •
statlehel:
at . the 'below o LiliewlatilebilS .
Midwest teem Oa Ibil gisselbe
at ABA, - 1.
llis Mew at the alarm Wages( Am 160 !
M the union werkbonee at t rd Ms
with the Wet that the egainlbe
child at a walla emersmi II•17
Xwho left the setlilblitiailli blilil=
II the previous Monday. Wier
murdered it child ale altdilibin Tb;
will to Reading to Ni.,14. Misr, and as be wield sot
aellset to gave hoe mynas., to maintain it, she west at raid-
er! threw ft hart Ile river. The MAIM of which
t sew ardsomed Ile phew with lila h ter tied
lieae
lady, woe lastided by the Mae work-
- .t et ett shade, t 4 peepers, and the
VAN dif.a MA eitela. lie sibermoon, at a
We . = two of the
. Parris, Mr. Morrie), sad
the ' " tUrrirett as to bar gent.
miAllAAMlVermiled kr for a:week when Abe or
lks2inletsd. Anso was °peed be-
, tad ,
_The primer
Is 4=... "..lesiastriat upee Mr Ned la respect-
,.• • aft=al=BAfttdsrwas 10"w=
4. higlibrable dies weriseheitedid by • mob, who bleed
Ile as sire wee leteepel le 001
• . .; . lor Vilma* iIIIIMAY.—On Friday
a Hamm ealik
_ese2siirtwo men. was drives
fbiss of Mr. MAIM - , 2.1, guard, user
Ore of theme AZ wed add Ibis
his la th.p. cab, who had the wished de look .
at ' "The slialsteat errs lbft the Map le
Ihewhilib ulflishay at it gem risge,:ahlbeimbesat
iiicatos., was stoles. TM pelts/ asley
Wring a men leave
Ana asras7l„Thasil num lequired ell tE VONA Ilit
I,Lclui=
..,radmiesz; bat tiampearmant net whim Mb *pa
for souse the thieves bed fan tin,, to escape. Kr.
Cording a reward of 1604 for the coarlotion of
the therm at weever, of the property.
MATE ST DROVINING.—A young geutlenten,
weed Beery Cole, mid 18, the son of • widoli lady,
resift tn Atteleihrequare, Windso7, flatbed at Mehra-
wok on Friday leet—a part of the Thames tesested to ig
Qs on
hays dare; As ber=ser heeordbilt the
widows of a lad eased deriesed, Ms
brachia, she the wishes, weds ereerl bephillieliillei
Mat ItObill=rk "Mad other Aglow ;" here they
Wiz swim across ter river. IN-
tesesd....l=-11-741 ewe reyesedom that he would be up
with Amm,..2.l.k.awellet Si come,au which some of the
.„., ee, account of the wads that
Al= art Wet ft, doer. The ustiatiehate Ark
betesear, ailed!, allseelVed sesessi iiweeile der bee
divitled fees his= oinriljg two
weeds. HAN ' he lik•
lilliaihk IMa was si slats erleaWrethe7laispel hie
want, were le idu serspietseeshesed
_essetasted 4 reit
elhim up far Nee time, -PMbehmed ran to T.
lopsr, el Met Odium silia hippreed to le at • short
Thal
amimese isms the seek ,eblipetrdqr. L100....tar
lialke= sot ig" .1=M1,47 i° ' ezardes, ' _,__!
lad. Dessreethed by air dr """"
try minims. , Lib te
takes eniettlieet pros
*loos • yew* war • VIOL nail
Iris death raider *Oar. dripoillesse . ;Airlifts at
Ottakoo.welr.
Tel eiLfirell. Ist.Anne Sunwitttre Tsrk- -

)'

—Th. dassa adaraik tit awe asenirmeszy =me sew
amey, Zits tAidi= I=4 dirt
oa =bat
ta a mat MN of Ss it al ems& The Waal psalm
of dr alma is saiiiiietel aid Defy &boat two maks of
lwa al
eale mailliliskY" mald
Ike wig** GMs ease he t awl TWA*
masks Sim vka via aittlit T_SgEare Nati= 46. .
Zrlllll=zi, iudF=TlONiejt tart
walbroceopialsel to transmit herkw
The Rev. Frederick P= litaa ja: •
=ta beta avpointst to limAisand tig
Ni. Payola. ta Lot Tema.
obtain'd a third aka to alissioa ; and in 1843 was dam ash
NNW Wavirilior tat ILta, Dares Theciegiosi icfne.

is very omen Ibis& and there are many young soh r= her in a most improper manor
• have iiiegittutate &Wren. Ido not remember with &swim of her to confession ; that he xi
rlizof yovirzi:ng fezaleed who
=gave Illrriiiato ma Ihigicird- .
.holr* 'nil. Ihs
_shos...ild not.tnbrs, humbled., . * sad
i -
Vilaintii 4 • .., . , 4* P.M.F M
through the Court—There are moo leghissate
..„
Saute children. I know of no instance of young ':".' end atheribbabitants, reousellieg that a
ter having been sent away, returning and opening full ,ha that ollsrPs, isra WWI Iwwwiltof is
the : of . • The rembisitkeisits Mate thid they
tale:dram, worn, states—l mu one of the chapel * view ' ins 1M et 011silds Bdassmillisif lbw
l the congregation at Gensdinsdal. The maul Waft read Pledess IS the bonmß of the haleness church—
to expel from the place young females whenever one 01 "NO they weld speoify—ecareely. ow heard of
to gross imtomility. Formerly, tbe rairkmaries emir elb thrfil IF lkil !hillarntlio! St! winds ,lhe jest thy
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