The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-18 00:00:00

THE CHURCH.

Tb. Bev.l. H. Bee, to the perpetual mussy of Haslevey,
diocese of Re bee.
Tee Rev. H. K. Crted, EA , to tbo perpetual nosey of
Dement, Derby biro. Petrov, Presets NovOliate,
Tb. Rev. O. T. Heart, peopetsal mate of Teadrion, to
be a rural deem. _ . _

MTh:-
Rev. P. Loupes. to the lomat:wog Deashoni.
Perm, the View of Hodelnikild.
The Rev. C. H. Leothes, 8.A., to tho notary of Booth-
neod.with•Linpeaboo, Norfolk. Patron, H. M. Loathes,
EV.he Rev. R. G. Meredith, to Mei reetlep sad peobend of
Tionleerie, Ron.
The Rey. R. Sontin, K.A , Fellow of lialvenity
Durban. so omime, esseary a Reeheeter Cathedral
The Bev. I. C. Writer, rater of Gatton,to be a feral don.

A morning paper says :—" It is expected that the
Casoary of Salisbury, vanes by the elevatiou of the Rey.
Mr. Birkenteth to the Bistoprie of Ripens, will be Irina
either to the Boa. sad Bev. 6satael Waldo/rave, Reiser
of Barlord Bt. Hartia's; or the Rev. William Cadman, of
St George's, Soutfiwuk. It is alma said that the living of
Bt. Odes's, Tiniest through the or.. oaths, will be gins
either to the Its.. Mr. Carr, Nialater of Christ Chapel,
Me ; or to du Rev. Kr. Thethold, the of Ito oaratos
of Marytheme."
The Rev. Ailatson Burgh, M.A., rector of Bt.
Lawreithe Jewry with St Mary Mapdakm, Milkutreiet,
died ea Thawed'', meted 87. Deceased, who was the eldest
clergymaa Is the City, and, we believe, is the whole Ear
tropths, If mot dismiss, mos presented to the 'tatted reeteelos
la UHL
The Rev. Frederick Smiths, A.M., has been
Seethed by the Lord Bishop of Oloseitster sad litistol to
the perpetual eessey of Charehdowo, Ia the toasty of
Gleuermeter, emus by the resipestioa of the Rev. A. A.
Adana.. Patrons, the Dean end Chapter of Bristol.
PIOIOOATION or CONVOCATION. Yesterday
mionimp Use thovoeatio• of the prelates and slimy of the
of Csatembury, which 'told adjouraed aatlt yeses'.
raeyiteteli peorogued by a ementheios from the Arobbishop
of Caaterbary math Wednesday, the 4th of February,
when both h 0.,.. will meet for the traseastion el business.

THE NEW BISHOP OT RIPON.—Th• Rev. in.
Robert Bickersteth,who hes bees appointed to the bishopria
of Ripon, will be eonecreted shortly after Christine. The
eerentsay will bit pertireed at York Cathedral by the Arch-
bishop of York, who will bo assisted by the Bishops of
Durham, lienehester, and Csrliele. Bishop Hiekerst•th
will sot be 'stifled to a seat is the Hoes of Lords uatil a
vacancy arises la ono dike dioceses other thee Centerhary,
York, Leedom, Darken, and Winchester, the ancurabeste
of which ors sot subject to the erten of /utilise which
applies to the bishops of As other Nos.

GORDON CUMMING'S

Nestarday

being the 400th time that Mr. Gordo* Cumming has
appeared bets» the pablie to pourtray Ms exploits sad
adveutares le Booth Atria., the oweasiew was sisealised by
the istrodnetiew of several sew views and features Ger
seated with the lbw heater's comer, teethe, to *abases the
tamest of Ike eabibltioa. The whole repressatatiou le a
highly satisfactory owe, inhibiting a 'Tepid. sod leifface.
able picture of the interior of a eoatinent, whisk le already
eajoylag a large abate of palls 'nettles, sad Is probably
&stifled to awakes still greater Interest at we distant period.
If sap doable have misted in some Wads as loth. .•nmsy
el the earrativee, they are eow, bidlreetly at low, resarned
by the testimeay a Airless wilonweneles, and amens others
or Di. Livtaistos ead however wasoleshil Yr. Cesmateg's
&desolates may appear. there is aesr *whim; ea the fees
of this., to Impeach their pwhes
CRTITAL ['AMC& •—•ONI BIIILLIIIO DATA
W gm, meshy, Dso 17.-14lisissi•os se sespassi; 4s?; USW
by souse tisk.% 276. Tog lifts% TM

MOM •1011411u....—__
OAST= V. 01041,3 T.
Me, I. H. Terrill (with whom was Mr. Stiffs) appeared
Is miles,' a a mama for as Mamas to restrain the
togas of the alma of St. Jams, is the perish of Clarke,-
ail, frost promoting the Bev. R. Maguire to the Harp
et liatadea deriminabas to the visarap or prat eel meow
M time tlaa O Woad* the bele, frost abeam
pememth eseb Indeedos. It appeand that is as
Wow 151$ ward Dealt% by as indestare AMMO, BM
el Igoe is that year, posted to mania truant the Mare
M Se. hose, at Clerkeawell, M sod foe the osty wee sod
behalf of then periehionen and absitheste of ta paddle
St. loner Olestes well, mad that eseemere foe ever, smile
sad for seethe, nee, Mast, istsemeaas papa, w
shargeoble emir with a podia amend 0141. 18.. N.
W perpetual imaisteeesse of the onto to eelebrate dame
moles is the said *batch. Pam the date of that is-
aster% the *downs or tight et preentaties to thu
'forage was held by the loam, spiraled frost time
to lima is the piss if. Os ',labial trustees. The
lambaste mad pedebleeme k vestry usembled, or
the dominoodese tad Ishabi ls, from time to time,
then eel tinted issawboats te the viewer. Dif-
ferias% betreor, ogees hawses the videos parties
tie&the right to epeeist seder tho deed, mad es the
obruaty, MO, a demo wee mode es the equity
side of the Court of Iseboser, der. that the apt to
idea wee " is the prithiseste asd lahahfeast of Os mash
oyes' tithe, rates, sed eisessasests the Mme eel
pat." Sims that time the device Was lomembent has
been by NM voting, the votes of the padelliesmebelsgiskes
iry • three days' f oil. Kasten reed Is this peaks whoa
la the earlier part of this yea the kw age Y meat.
Prier, however, Si the happosisg M am% Os IS mad
19 Veg., c. 120 (Sir B. Ball's Lord Measeenest et tits
Metropolis Let), beams law. Ceder that MOO tbo
vestries Mile seleagelleasee remailitated, sad Wink
Thu 'shaped poetess eosined epos ark. liy the ID end 110
s. 111. the Laud krespassst An was eensied,
And erales d Ihes en omen Shea 0 Yen
se tannin peeked, ell tbe distiona piemeo
sod (
plairges isatedlng mob as Mem to *be
Was of ths shank de.) wadi might have
bees performed or essoleed by my epos or elated
or other may, sr say lea mean as abeemosial (ii. e., a
walla, la the store a as era veritty),ls soy pariah,
shall be deemed to have ben tiessamd te sad vested is
the vestry ematitated by the former set." Amiss under
One sae, the vestry appoisted under Sir B. Hell's set
Gaeta Mr. Masada' es visas of the perish. The phase&
wan two of the parithiesen ef St. Jobs's, sad they am-
anita that the right to dist wee set vested is the sow
lera.bat remised is thogemeral body of the periatiosees.
epee the fasts as bean stead, they astesded that
tritgt to *Met was set, prior to the act, meta is "es
ass, dated, or ether vestry."t la " a meeting is the
m of an es toes lf that are so, the right ado
periateesse wee saved by the imamate' alien el the Sid
soaks Moody amid, wash is.. Is the were •—.,Poti.
eked this ell dudes wed pones Wades te the asks et the
Morel, awl the naessenest or relief of the poor, sad the
admisietratios of my nosey of ether property *optima*
he tamale( el the pee% width, et the thee of the pawky
ef the end set, wen nese* Is se night be oz.
iodised by ay genediena, gyinintin. trustee% or
essonialesors, or say Indy War lies say, epee or eleslskar
ethos win, or ulna nestles es lissefabeweesesolkele
shell nation vested is aid be esseies4 by oath guardian,
inersersr, trades% or tomossishomo ether body se
dweeeid. Ueda the drounsiness the Mastiffs sae-
tended that the Gloats of Mr. Neogene was ea lafriagee
Meet of tub right% sad that Ids Wised= ought le be
mead by Mastics.
Mr. Bally (Mr. Hardy was with him), for the defesdents,
sestesda that the team cold to be refuted. Ia the first
*ea, desk. the Waged.a the subject of it would be lost,
ibe blimp 'sold, is a very short time, be Gadded to
Wen a els& of his owe theirs, for sat of a proper perms
Wag preseseed by the oaten of the advarees.
The VisoChuiseller thought that was the best lass
WWI mad kappa. He °Mainly did sot feel any sy
pay with the 'Meads es either eide.
lla Tonal said that is a ease of this Mad Vice-
aamedier Haight Brat istimated that, if steamy, he
shield none the right of the bishop to proms • clerk of
his oat, by isjanetion.
Mr. Bally mailaseid, sad argued that epos the castor
des of the two sets of mellowed, the right of vales for a
minister had bees traasterred Is the vestry appointed loader
Sir B. Hall's Let. With regard to the argastest that tee
body to *lea was the general body of the parishiesen, end
al as epee vestry meet*, oe a satin of that mature, they
pdMoil out that eon is.bls owa bill the plaintiff described
= to elect as a right of the parithionen is vestry
Me. Terrell replied.
The Vice-Chasullor, is giving jedgmest, after »apt-
mistime the feat above stated, said that the doom of the
Court of Zschequer, set oat is the toll, determined the
man is which the election of the minister was to proceed,
sad the person who should onion the right of
elsaisg. The, decree decided that the Churchwarden
were the venom who should poised is the first place to
take slam for the caries of • Meister, and it pointed out as
do yanks to *Remise the right of elation the " parish-
Nate end %habitants paying to the rates and 11•1010111111116"
theyeelk The words " to the" bad srroaeously bees
awns' le be "tithe •" the fougolog, however' were the
1111011•1 Wens of the dec:tee. That deelaratios of the Court
ef Itsoloyeer was sot made with Moreno to the nosey
with ogees to width a rat bad boa iestitated befia It,
hot was istesad to apply for all time. He cit, meta re-
versed, it was a declaratioa of the rights of *ls parties
lading the court, and, it restaisieg still unimiesched, it
mot be team ea the foundation for the judgment ems to
be prosaism', sad as radiation settling teat the moos.
addled to sem, prior to the posing of the Metropolis
Local Improvement stet% were " the parishiosers and law
bateau pease to the rates" of the parish. It was admittad
by the deleadaste that up to the poem of the. acts the
wed qua vestry has within' to do with the
olrelfsa It was, moreover, admitted that if the
ash of thee lots (the 18 aid 19 Via, eap. 120) aloes
bed pees* the vestry qua vestry would still hays had so
right et loaders to the detriment of the right of the pa-
ntaloon and inhabitants pang to the ram The quo-
ta.. was, then fore, narrowed to this—what was the eHoot
a the set to Gamed the prior act (the 19 and 20 Viet., e.
112). Now is the first see there was • special accopitoo of
auto dodo, powers, sad authorities as related to the affair'
et the church; the sewed act was passed to amend this,
sad apoa the third or aloe of that act the *airs awake
mainly turned. That settles masted that " Save as her
loafers otherwise provided, ell the duties, powers, sad
pavilion (Maltase ma se relate to the affairs a the
Omsk, or the nomeasmost w selhif of the poor, or the
elnisistratios el say sr ether property applieable
te the relief of the pti,r) might have bon performed
or meroised by say apes, a sitael, es ether vestry, or say
lush meeting as aforesaid basely pada, sada, say Mal est sr
otherwise, at the tan el yaks an said sot of lest atedes,
shall be awned to have bees trassferred to or vested is
tbe 'retry eisatitatal by nett last nestiesed eat."
Tibet VIM as exception with wind to duties vested
is the Bead of Works, whisk wee immaterial ; awl
W seam emended thus Provided that all data
sad man relatisg to the offline, tke sherds, or the ma
sepses% as relief of the poor, or the admialetratios of
say matey or other mart, applicable to the relief of the
pew, whisk at the time of the palmier of the add list wise
vested la se night be ozonised by say (*Wiwi, 'kW

The pkbefff, who was a printers' broker' warryng on
Wimp In West Smithfield, noggin this solloe to resent
fee Warns which his hoes* sad can had
liIIIMOI edge in the natody of the semen of the do.
beidenh, keeps the Bleak Boy "abbe-house, at West.
gem, helimeen Tottenham sad Hassey.
Mr. Jones amend he Ys plentiff, sad Mr. Edward
Semen lied Kr.-11.switkie hens defendant.
Aesantag hone am teethe plalaUff it appeared that In;
is.. Mil ho went Is sempany with two friends fora drive
In Wks met fa the aeighboorhood of Tottenham. It was
lide blades te proceed to a prlilk-hates at
bet nog Noon es the way at the Bien Boy, and tho
piaintilisqcssetel the ostler to give the horse some hey end
wain Boorthog that piton shaft, was Vat aa en
eijoising_isid belonging to the defeadaat, the w party
georearrM then, sad it woo then &instead to remain sad
is. the spirt fesbead of mime say further. The Nandi
Men IMIMMed that he would go heck sad see no Moot
Nam ontellthe out sad fed. l'ke defendant, who INS
envies memos with brandy sad water is the fold, alga
him het ago beck such dismay*, and mid his man mull
he Meek directly, and be would give him lastreodens to
MUM is the hone, adding, . you have lemma me •img
Mns.rid_yes may depend upon it the mere shall be
=The Valliff accordingly took the advise of the
t sad ritrasiaM when he was, end is shout as
Yew oftener& a man same sad told him that his horse
led to. sway and get as a ditch, and that both it and the
eat had bees Wand. The deadest, on Merin the
, sews, observed that the ostler was a very stupid fellow, sad
was always getting him into trouble. The hone was not
seek Warn, but the plaintiff shamed 31. for the lose of It.
sonless Vertu ashort period, sad 71. 13s. for the met of
Vthe mrt sad busses.
aiatiff, is crossmundestise, denied that when be
IBM ad the ostler asked him U he should take out the
bossism that be replied is the segetive,and said," put some
My before her, sad she will remain quiet." The Wea.
dant, on the dey of the snidest, said " We will try sad
settle the matter," bat he al inwards darned hie liability.
Mr. Edward James then addreseed the jury on the part
of the defeadant. He said he should penises anneal to
prove that the plaintiff election the offer of the ostler to
pleat the mere lo the stable until it was flied, and sea-
headed that the plaintiff was responsible for the misfortune
whin Ind happesed, as the defendant could sot ressosably
be impend to keep • preen at the animal's ken during
the whole sheathe match.
Jobs Buoys., the antler at the Black Boy, said that when
Mr. Wood drove Into the yard, he asked biro if he would
ben the horm ethos out. He mid," No ; put some hey
Ware het ; site is quiet and will stead."
By Lord Campbell—lt is a enema practice fee borers to
stop and have some hey sad water without golag into the
stable.
Easulastios continued—l got some hay and put it Wove
Use horn. The plaintiff then came beck end said, "Yes
have got a shooting match to.day." I said we had, sal
that he had better have the mare takes est, as the guns
were going off. He replied, " Never mind, we *hall only
be hen a few minute' ; let her stead." They were then
rang to the Sold. Before they west I bad loft Use mere te
take out anther hone, and she had no one at
her had. They meld use that I bad left
her. I heard no mere about her until another penes,
named Palmer, same and told me she was to be
takes out sad pet tete the stable. There was the. no room
in the stable, end I went to Mr. Wood and told him re,
sad that the mare weld not therefore be taken out. He
then requested me to give her a feed of con. Whoa I re-
caned to the yard the mare had bolted. The bit had set
been taken out of her mouth. The pleintiff has left the
mare standing la the yard before without eny one to mired
her. the was a quiet mare. There is so chats,* for the
bay and water which is gives to a horse valets it is put late
the stable. The panne give remethiog to the ostler.
Mr. Parlour, a public's at liermndsey, said hewn ainialh,
lag the defendant as the day of the *booties match. Then
was a eassiderable number of purees present au the sow
skin. The whims theseentobented the evident* of Beieyan
as to the enversation between him and the pinata' when
the art arrived. Before Mr. Wood left the yard to look at
the newels., witness Meister' him to have the bone takes
out, as they were very hay. sad a good maul S.O.S. were
about. He mid, "Never misd she will stand." Witham
west backwards sad forwards about twenty times between
the Irld sad the yard before be beard smooth' mare about
her. Mr. Ark. the defeadant, thee requested him to all
Beams to tale out the mote sad give her a feed. Ho
delivered the message, se d Banyan said the stable was quits
full. and there was ao room.
Mr. rids, the detonate, said that oath's, cuss into his
geskat when a hone stopped simply to have a little hay
sad meta. When he was in the held, Mr. Wood nuns up
to Ma, sad said, "Arlo. I wish you would end word le
have my mere taken out oldie eart." Ho replied that when
his Mead Parlour retuned be would do eo. Is abort •
quern( of as hoer Parlour sunup, and be told him to take
vet Mr. Weed's mare, and give her a feed of tern. Afton
wards Bunyan retuned late the field. sod said to wines*.
" The stable is full—what shall ere do ?" Vr its'ae celled ts
Mr. Weed sad Mil him the stable was Nil, and asked if he
would have hsr Ohm out sad put by the side of soother
harts is the stable. He said, " pot a feed of eels I.
the tingle ; she will be quite safe." He gave directions'
ortiesediagly to Busysa. Immediately afterwards he heard
tho gen bell ring, and be ordered him to hurry beck as
pink Mkt wild. He wee subseqmstly Wormed that the