The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-05 00:00:00

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7 TIE RELIGIOUS DISSENSIONS IX 13T. 61010E'S-
IN-Til-ESSE.—Yeeterday something like pesos was metered
1a this hitherto nailed perish. For many weeks per the
1 WWl** eleven o'clock moraing service hes ben for the
therlethef bests, sad ta Iblay MOO the taketaatiote have
Seconded k talstem psemiska of then, compelling peewee
o.tdarn. et- the woke as born
they . of same net was made reeler-
day meraths bat Mr. writhes Thinners man strict
infaithine that they should be kept clear, and that no outs
shook be aimed to stead la froat el the caned. Minty
pima wise .tended waealimed a sest ts every eses of
refuel the etheding party was ordmid to hen the chart&
The Roc A. H. Nicknacks performed themervicethroorb-
nt. There was the nook amereat of osegkag, mad every
sow and thee the rev. Immense wee Weed, espedelly when
be mended the Wait in hie surplice. Thielemann Litany
service we ltherrapted thronbeet, mad hie same than pro-
bable that the easeenly disturbances nay madam now that
Mr. thilds, the police magistrate, Ira decided that the
prayers may be maid or sung," at lite wit of the
then nag, ethers mid the responses, and the snit waa of
scam a man indecent 'lathlike. The seven o'olock mean
earths was eammeased in the midst re antesice, widen wen,
however, peremptorily checked for • time by the dearth-
maim sad pollen The Rae. C. P. Lowder, who was •
whams at the polio* court • day or two ago, _ prowled a vest
enelhat sermon from that portico of Bt.Pears 'pink to
the Immo la which the &meth spathe el the Cheinlia's
=,La dwelliag apse the awn etheidendeas
est of this asksot, the reverend gestiemea
wee peeled with hires and coughing, sad with • seem hem
miens parts of the ohm& which inembled mere the sa3r-
thlair the the sulking of leader weeks. Whenever them
coctorred Mr. Lowder Mopped, sad the none
istipieTatitte same tiros, for the Members were, kr the
most part, boy,, who were awed in • tereasat whoa anything
like authority was shown. Taller yesterday's minion as •
whole, they wen far more orderly sad decent than the parish
church of Be Georminin-tlinien hes wilasesed for many
mambo past, sod It may ithly be eloped not she agitation la
amTRII iftlitttentcv or WANDSWONTII Hover or
Corasonow.—Tbs meaty have nodded their
lateaties of dleg is ea sLsYoa lbw the ettaplancy of
the Hems et Oonseelle, at Winderworthda tin room of the
Rev. H. J. Entsb. It is worth 2601., with a residence.
Teseharmials an to be sent in before the 16th inst.

ROYAL COLTIOI or Suaosons.—The following
haring undergone the noemary antainations
Cars dipkims wen admitted memben of the colime, at a
mening of ths court of examiners on the 2nd Int., VII. :
Wars. Cosby William Morgan, Brisbane, Aostralla ;
Titans Caner Mitchell, Bedford ; litooard Edge, Exeter;
Charles Ham Tang Godwin, Bistoke, lints ; John
Thomas Coals Drury, Doncaster • Alfred Winkfleld Bed-
ford; Herbert Thammeon, Weiterhis, Ern; Allan Nesbitt
Pm, Dublin; Thomas Knight, Brill, Books ; William
&mine Lane, Adamstown, Kinsale, Cork ; John Blackburn,
Benahry, Yorkshire; Arthur Hoek", Kirkby Memlum,
Westmoreland ; Brim &myth, Dublin; sad Alfred Aadoesos,
Yachter.

RDocaTIONAL Siousgarr AMONGST THE POLICE.
—A narement his bees eimmord Is the Mt division at the
restroAcYlaarilise by Mr. Bruised, the eaperisteedest of
that if carried out alb Isbell el the other
diThic-11;Ittelhsbs effect oil Mating the tams el the
force in a moral and febellectur past at view to • Gawkier-
able extant. In the last place a bead has bees formed under
the direciks of Mr. C. Fez, who has ban appointed band-
master to the division, ea on Friday night that EGO per-
sons &Goaded at the school-room is Idaleinerstreet, 81.
Joha'a Eduootiousl classes have also bran foamed in the
various subdivisions of the district for teaching reading and
spelling, writing and grammar, arittimeGo, geography, and
writing from dieters:lo. book-keeping, de. Lecture* am also
to be delivered at the Rotherbithe nation. The lest took
place on Friday night in the pre.esce of about ISO persons.
Praises so the proceedings, the polio* bend performed so
well as to sill forth the appLuse of all aseent. • °ticket-
club has also been formed by the °Morro of the M and L
disbar for the recreation of the man during the swam
NATIONAL GALLERY, BRITISH SCHOOL, SOUTH
KINSINOTOW.—Tbe following regulars for the admission
of the public have teen arranged by the Committee of Council
as Educalim and the Imam of the National Gallery.
I. Tho separate arms to the National Gallery, British
School, provided at thonquese of the Trustees of the National
Gallery, will be open for the public no MondaysTneedays,
and Saturdays, and for ruder.. ost Wedneadeys, Thursday*,
and Fridays, in the daytime only. 2. The public will be ad-
mitted to the National Gallery, British School, also through
the Museum every day, and on those sight' when the
Museum is open, according to the regulations of the Museum.
Os those nights the National Gallery, British School, will be
lighted by the department. 3. Wednesdsy being a public
day at the Nattasal Gallery, KM a students day at the South
Kensington Memo, will hereafter be a students day at the
Naar Oalkery, British Sober, and the 'public admitted on
payment (Sd.) to the South Kensington Museum will be ed•
rattled also to the National Gallery, British School, through
the Maas. oaly, lbe National Dalai ethdasts being ad-
tolaible by the maws entractes. 4. On Wednesdays,
Tlarsdaya, sad Friday*, when only students are admitted to
ohs National Gallery, British School, the public admitted by '
parser (d J.) to the South Ketaingtho Museum will be ad--
naiad to tho National Gallery, Mitt& School, through the
Mama only. 6. The National Gallery, British School, will
be 9emied on Mooday (this deo).
TER BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION AT NORWICH.—
Since the bigotry into the charges of bribery at Norwich
has been naked, the aspect of of has undergone rather
so imprent change . It was suspeeted from the lirot that
every anon would be made to throw • roil over reveatious
which would be far from gamble, sod notwithstanding the
Maids ammed by some of the ottiZer who are disposed to
Milt n laquiry, it appears probable that the proceedings
which manta such a grave aspect at the outset, will come
to an abrupt conch:teas. A special town council meeting has
bees tionroned, at which one of the literal ceroselliora pro-
posed to mom " That it is the minas of this gonna that
the pree and welfare of this city will ho best promoted by
the °maim of political strife, and with • view to the at-
tainment of that object that the resolution of the council of
the tub of N last with Tierra to the charge of
briben. made by Mr. Councillor Fos, be cancelled, and that
all farther presatlnes mar Hoary Crooked and Albert
Jobs Gallas sal ethers be sayed."
RIBSONISM IN TYRONE.—LORD GRIMY'S POLICY.
Mketall Mostray, Req., • creationan of large property in
Tyrone, received • Ribbon notice several days ago. He has
written to the local journal to eay Immediately es
mar of the War it was read by the bailiff to • somber of
the !shortie and tradesmen in my employment, sad my
brother, with my approval, npenl y declared that notice to
quit should be served on all the Roman catholic Meats In
ten trashier ea probably on other pare of my property.
if say violence wars offered to the balhff, Richard Cairns."
The time allowed by the Ribbontren We the dismissal of
Outran having expired and no violence having been done to
hint or Mr. Mnutray, the inference is that the threat of re-
Wotan Aralbed in the shove extract has had the desired
AM. The Ribbna system is as remarkable for cowardice
r rombery and ferocity.
SEDITIOUS BALLADE—The Wexford Conservative
iestee:—.. Two lade, giving theories of Micheal and Patrick
Power sal calling themselves tam of Waterford, have
been *noted by Sub-constable Ginn for pinging seditious
ballads. The young scaperraoss for at least as hour pre-
view. bad been singing • ditty is honour of the approaching
boped-for advent of the Emperor Napoleos. to welcome whom
all a trite...MS of Erin' were called upon to arm, and follow
' the brave Dr. Cahill Several equally inflammatory and
seditious predations were found in the remotion of the
youths, who were takes before the mayor for examioatios.
Tan wets allowed to depart on promising to leave the tows,
and giving up their stock of balled*."

Co laxi TATION OF PVNISEINIENT.—It may be TO-
caroled that sr the Mat session r.f the Central Criminal
Court we reported the html of a man named James Termer,
whirler Isond guilty sad rentenord to death upon a charge
of edmieletering a quantity of sugar of hod to his wins, is
laresbattr, with Latest to Holland murder her. An order has
sues berm wreeimd at Newpits from the Homs.gfdre now
Shot oohing% and he is ordered ro undergo panel
amerMeie far the mem of tan years. He will shortly be re-
moved to If Prison, preparatory to nark/via the
teem of hie eleheee. .

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by wevientregrat to erect es eatesehre fort os the wake of the
tweekuLrer et Mynas*, sallekat watt the Lad !Anodes
ea skew am to ellostotelly prefect the Wawa eo the
lona& The meek le le be command with all mills
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