The Express.
London, England, 1858-05-07 00:00:00

LItEDIEMA.R. Protected by Royal Loom
Plasm ei Iliorse. rid ~l ey Os mai fi lib ae
lII.b. sad as !mt.: Collage of Weft% Timm.
s .
ow Mr arm. wisimist N.% elluballgje the Ikon's.
seadlemies ma Inen et war
Vilia=impleillglatz IMMO& IS amidst@ tar. te
PM Os MOO of avail Me paudries. Titimair.
Ile tar or Onsilmiel rensip hi lir alms et illerdm willi.
rrilmoir.ol:
`Mw.dW ~...= slarell,
SIM
leirrwelle ma renew Nes.9,en
Meld of usis a amok sad it A simians quellas. Mg
hi es as Wei Ws kelis we
me brim airsoriL-11114 bp
rank Wee Ila.. or far am. Is we lot O." .ire aws.ll&: owl
SINOM6=III,I% I.; .illse of itt .1.. ; 411.11•1 We MONO
tgamljeesseibl&lrer;L it
.4.
int att Illel=
iliesi :0, v. sask 1TA...............; P0w5....5._ • . maser&
Moo; Amor. lill. Mater.
Mit Amo
ur 47.71
.117.—ssi.

SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.—The annual meeting
dais mien w arid his wig la Entar-bell, tba HIM
Yr draw it. nod by Mr.
sesanii4 rho dandy al Oa
-Abu it Inglmng ral `tin red do hamss
silk It MI shun is Sib* ulna et lams and is Aar
=as
taw Ilabilkat ad OS Wei Imam amp
alibi min la MI mai. pow Ihr Os Imo-
Ow 418.918 linding Umiak • «ad aim X•••
Metraness rip rimlnr at rainsia Al* Ind bun aid
▪ inks. Ow wire WM &Mon hams es eye el
in awl elm Lasans, mho ware not I. be Ind In peg
ibiaerr rasa and it wan amisaimard dralis ani del
Ulfta So walla at do sairsla d the alma ems an ma
▪ annale. Ti.soma go• an amuse ut by. die
inisniad sllnsing k.Qpii Moe oe.
• . reargulag the naellay ranalut dinarrapla
Mink Iniesanr•-•%: ramdlof woo
* die dam" ltr. ma Os ask
• tiet. idliammet re tbe Rya. Mr. • Mr. O.K.
. randary r ea Thee Mabry ; sollath:or
naddlon Poe inrid ham dal nonniol.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT

HOME OP LORDS.—TIIIIIISDAT, MAT 8.
Ms Law CNAMCII4.OII wok hie rat epos the woolsack at
Ilue ethos*.

LORD CANNING'S PROCLAMA77ON.
Reel GRANVILLE aid list it led some so Ids know-
ledge that the right boa. gemtlemeem the leader ct the govern-
ment in the other hones bad meted, la reply to a quessims
fat to him them, that Lord Caaniam'e prociewatios, which
dad to the yobbo yriate of tbp day, •es die"-
p.... 7714 tots by her bleretra govenwasat He wished
to know whether that oestement bad the aliolkia d the 001.
halms at tau right hem. gentleman
The Rail of 'MUNRO ROUGH—Mid has comured Is
smother piece I know mot. Thies lies-bees ae cogemake-
Ie wbalever between me and the members of that War
Imes as to dm time of the weever which hr bass gives.
no right be.. reds's= who, I comeinds, pre that ea.
ewer wee campeteat to speak epos that matter ; he has read
the iseter wltklt het bees mimes with regard to that pro-
elemelkm.

Sort GRANVILLE asked if the answer to which he
elbeded correctly repress:oM the"lnks' d the government
The lierl et ELLENBOROUGE mid the
aad the letter of the gown:mem would be on the
So-morrow.

THE LITURGY.
Lord IBUILT—who way reed his speak moire from
the higher end of the hem, and was very ingaitedy Mid
--mid Mt in helm* the stager al hit mien Mire the
hem he trio ammeal AO MOOS entmlbill
whirl the dilator. if ire geode" air
would venom at
_the mast* * off dot heirlempal le me
party in the deruh, fond Mt ell Me aim me &err
simply to lie higievierM Masai rear le *e Mire of
Nils or that sat of-- am. Them who kr, lim Mt knew
that this subject had sommied hie moires Minden,
and. that be* ao, he thought he /eight, with-
out impropriety, cell *sir lerdshipe' ellentlen to it.
The matter was cm wideli had net hem before
Mb lordship fer troy yore. He 0111611111 ed that an
alteration wee derieff; that it wr ended hthabie, and that
the means for signing it eat were both emalintional and
=le it
Moo dot k the leet yeer of the
Muni a Wimp of Illehrent Mamie
mid mit pardoner die Liam of Ss inert of Reese es
dry *ea& conearad. In- 'Wood TVA doe • mem*
stew was appeated wiesk Mild • hem of prayer. That
camdr km wee famed by edam lEd in do ref=
Jame I. ttileper book settled he plant
Now with to the reerien that stamp la ohs Litany
was desired, would cell the steneko of Mir lordships to
the fact that at the last misang of Comocatko, many
occupants of the right rev. tench dthessed that imentbly
and moat decidedly in favour of an Marries is the Liturgy.
Not only this, but • committee of Convocados hid
that sore Mention was required. The eoeadttee s=
die Mg* of the morning service rendimmil it My IMI' that
that melee should be nertaied. And this wee the more
Reaseeary when the Commelon was administers& He word
hada* point out that 6,000 clergymen wen moan
of an modation lisr pram* some alteration. Then
yea, he them*, sired that he was right when he
mid that ea Meares in the Liturgy was Maid.
Bat sot oily or ft Mired, it was also desirable.
The Beek of Comm Player had Mod the hostile criticion
of onterlie, end eroded the pro era of those by whom
it was ant received ; bat yet by the tepee of time It had bee
come inemperble with the Metier moo of society. The
arrangements of four or the emerrise wieeermaid into on.
farm of eureka and the coramt mistatinn et the roe thing
tended S. weary the oriegnisties, teMie the elesedea, while
so far from brag ea lerentles le Snaps, It meted that
formality which was the shifter of ski eiturett, and against
which our barn Lewd idardf had protseted. The noble
het having glom m "piano et the -Liturgy wherein the
Leas Prayer was ramrod se ha taut six 'times, he ob-
Sawed that it was oresereey r emesent an such a state
of dew, term mei en* • roe* swam to be
proposed now-a-days, the am wile proposed it would
certainly be prenemer beam The elmimel seniors of
the church were equilly hell of repridoes, rad 4,000 of the
carry had maimed- fer Marlow ; while many late end
present occupants of the episcopal bench had advocated a
change in the form of the Book of Common Prayer. Having
ahem that aa Mention was not only desired but also de-
=the mile lord said he would next proceed to combat
the ehjections that were urged against rich • step. One
me, that V yea began to touch the Liturgy this wee no
ening where yea would stop ; but in truth this was no oh-
=et all. It wee urged that the Book of Comma
wee • sort of 10048 ataadi of the church; end
*et if you disturbed it, certain disaffection ia the
dwelt would follow. Hence It wee argued that, by et
pointing this commission, their lordshipwould
Wing up the tams of religious discord. It we
difficult to meet these undefined objections; but one maple
was much better than any amount of argument, and, *in-
fers, s• • reply to this trot objection, he begged to draw their
kedeldee' attention to two remarkable historical facts. He
11161 Ted to the Magee which modern time had witnessed in
the chart* of Berland and the episcopal church of America.
At fret it wee predicted that those changes would result in
the deetrustka of the two churches; but experience had
proved meek prediction to have been illusory. Besides, did
het the het of Uniformity afford • precedent for the Mem
den ha pepoesd Two centuries ago that act was
sod the preambk rated that the paramount object of =4
me the establishment of • uniform agreement on the ow of
all the people of this country with regard hi oes istepied
Mr el religiose worship ; but what title that
all le le Madan Act of Vallsemity, when
Ike anew' of people dbratot to is, and row roe
ewe ma et rest etailMill led *WV_ vie herd mem it
as the mot mirk! act Net Se true eat pledemed ewer
Pond f The ern* of Ods set stowed haw fortes It mos
it eireto te deal el* raider delterso by set et pertle.
mot idles/as allitemee tow sit r be bolsi by web
ateemple amid desire ha made to heal dean
Ilse.ff mem asespiallefm.. Darer the last ten or
Mem yam then had hem Montane, spproaimatice be-
tween Ow Mot air aka d i rd racer
tomer Zit perliserty dolled to avoid waft has fa-
'idioms
brat
tot, Smile that helm, hi amid not
help mai that there me unapt our nensisformiet
brethren hi this country ma who on the eon of Moan
piety, laming, ability, self-did, end high-miadelbravery,
could omperewitli any clam ono Majesty's stNeele. Hit was
quite me Ott every noble lot who herd lin would
thorough), rejoice to see such en alteration made in the
Large es would draw within the ials of the rank such
ammo me Livingstone and Hanle*. As to the abjection
dot le
of lieLnteur,thie lobar went& be le lett up the
tieffiesen, be had prod Omsk thirty-aix
year et lila or le raid marlin to say
Ott tbet liegtheesi peeled be as bird et ley
Mph, lake • fair sod Im=thelefbenel trig te
ser. Oa the amtrery, seek aim"
of !rholy billevol if doh
at thai esnialerimallaidastild be
se dear 1. if was toe le appelieeded
The setae had having thanked Osbeer dor ro pelisse
en .wk try tod Mud ldr, reetiedsd by .wog that
as boors eddrses ha penned le bar Illsisrty fie a err
mires to snider ream Os Liam sr the Mali of
Began" he net
Ohm. el such alterations se wry reeler
It leer pellsbie IS woo is for the relfiless bareslise
sod ellerrelsa tbe oor
2haArihliepetCANTEßßUßYthen nee, but was
'Most trolly Mona in the gallery. In the mum of his
ehrentlembe wee mieretemi to say tint it was with min
ha nee la appeakies eis Me mile lied„ Mt the duty which
he awed the shore\ oteostlid bin to do so. He was sere
his *Me Mod amid set have Meg* farmiti hie maren
arm he leder" thee hi doing se he maid eon-
Mt the holt intereile of the man and =note
the ablest, of the Moak. He would
to lay but... dm the grids ea which he meted
they owY or min it. The sehle led had entered on e
very rots Mik. into err* be weal ael attempt to follow
emold r is time" re arils et the Janda&
Me weir beed rare met eivelLo= If • 1•7•1
emeeiren wee toned, it wail he ease Ma an
Zia Messed. No mach aleinelene might a be mat Mies
hem the aura twit la seresere.
iikelogiebiallowtion meld not M Ira, Woe by is eat
moi be wad erre, tbsdirdreoess Odium
it. the *minds' of the church in a perbw soterly.
TM esbb lord had them gnat temper and deberesees;
bet hew could he gareatee the sense in the ether
poem f It was a dionselen of which it wee
_

eel*, to *wises the begbaibe them the ea He weld sot
sty that ff • new Mum& walls le eawyerd he sheakt wish
to Moe it word for wad es it vele, bet it sow shed as they
W metaled it from the feeedeas of the alterelt. Even
these alterations on which the noble lord bed laid meet show
would not shorten the service sore them Ors or len minutes.
Hs belleved the sob hid weal led Dist difficulty is
woryleat est eves If he emeneY ; hes he hoped
heir heielge welsh set epee le reaineties. (Heal
A libel pewee then mesh
Tha maw, of ST. DAVID'S mid het es be had lawn
edherted is by the settle lard he wash worn Si apnea hie
ohms es the hada Ile had eme dews le the hews with
▪ him teshog_ef eloleity es te the gnome es weld abs
mete had leedd net It, bet et the awe thee whitest the
shiblmt hdhp @Emden's. Ile wee Malice le shah
eel Ihe Lamy 1.1111 set pwhot, ft hepked; het
whoa Ow woe oohed le vete he loyel oommehelos the
ieeeYte wee ate whelk, h sight est be swab of one
farpwss _t. but whether there wee say piehabhdy, or
ism yelheity. d mag ewe 'Mew se wood/ wettest
the memeare. The melds lewd bed set dine *doe le we
pwl if ble oses. whih he bed ewe* osenenteed seethw.
He bed quota a smber of ophiemi r dhow the !Meg ht
Omer et arms elheetke ; swell twee hem may Woe
=hes het pot of Ids oral; eh these per who
hen the decors end dleelphoe. and she these,
seigjamidbewitise. esewhatted 'Mg eldssillim
theateltmentesibitelletesat
=lra ;Lit =he thy

Even anampt these whit were eilreed le the church, there
wsa a great dilemma et epees le to any damp, Nene
would prefer le give e peporienree le iambi the word of
God, others would wbh to rem* the lihergleal elersest,
It might to ire that an ahead= wee derred by • leer
clam, bst the ipeation for their lealsidp wee, whither by
soy chantrzthey could make there wee the remotest hope
that any der would be brought beck to the church.
What was motive, what were the gross& or purpose of
nay alewation ? Hs felt very great difficulty la under-
standby the seeks urn of the noble lord's
view" an this rent ; the only clear, plain, pal-
ritois co he assigned was a very slight and
eise be amides meek a deny; ft tame to this,
that cede
sone emerkee the agrees of the chime occupied me
MOMS et doe weerbeete to the minister aid to the conga-
pros. He *WSW the trinvemitere, but if two or
of the three woke wee* omitted, it would not
shorten the eurrles more then half an hour. There ought
be mere warm be 'skies far • Royal Commission it the
restristiose el the Let el Unikirmity IMO so unbending sa
to min& any relaxer= en the pen of the church of • por-
tion of the denier, but the mere et the riemit savior for
the waking eke= awed that week wee sot the ore. The
only
reek el • oommimion wadi be to excite hopes which
would he sure to end in dieppentromet end
give rise to harp d dimeneme. He would not
shrink hoe any °peke he bed err impressed as the sub •
lea, bat he could not tome to a Nip which he believed
"woad be
art entirely illueoey, sad
welt deepens those who
tree
VGRBY rid*. hews led the were much
bibbed to the male knife berg kneed wake ce
lide=siesseent whk hie e the
al whisk :at trrivad,Vhe hosed *would
ohm idea le as hie not to cell on the here is ears to
• wee" at mem& •He made that Begone, net Ineanee
Aired Mei the mehie Lad, but bream in thesauri etre
of *inks is the chunk and country it woad hie kismet*
Om age le the
to ety epsument. Thee imp walk
Celia meet dereetwere the mot ba a
ssether,
and thee wee no per septet** et any *ream*
It aspired to lake, themes, that is be Dime pea*
set is epee en *hike a preent. Herold nob *wear,
vehein be. adding, the it seamed to Me • e
ii.rellieden
en thee ell, mad to the eherch to chats di* OP
ca • =IPA of We kind, of sub user , they
meld sot he brought to give *.thek emu ageism
aidiekeily to arrive at WWI ammo& K.
weld ages empress a hope the the sable iced wed eat
prime the question to • divides at that eumeent.
The Bishop of CASHEL did not mean to meld that
the Liturgy was incapable of improver* ; k must have
Imes, as it wee human. Any chose ea be mode
ought to origiaate with Convocation, but bay that was
dons they would require to have • convoreireel wane. At
pease there was no body which rep reeted the inked
church of Basked and Irked. They ought to address her
Mikity to seaman a body which would give such a repro-
•sentatioe. There wee a great difference of opinion as to any
change to the IMergy. dome persons would wish to
make it approach DIM to the Roman catholic form, others
that adopted by the episcopal church in Scotland.
preferred
turgy of the Church of England was the most perfect
of existing Liturgies. He did not mean to say that they
would her no reform, but they wanted to have it carried oat
by a properly constituted oosvocation of the united church
of England and Ireland. They did not want the beautiful
Liturgy to be recited by persons who would enoonrage semi-
popery, or soolnianion, or by woridlings who would give them
Ism spiri . He did not think the Convocation of Canter-
bury yes the legally and properly coestituted body to take
the subject into ecomideranon. (Hear.)
The Earl of DERBY said that no one who knew the noble
lord who introduced this subject so long and so intmately es
hedid,ootald for oes single moment doubt the motive wi* which
be brought it forward. Any thing he could say on the subject
had bees so fully betel already by the most rev. prolate, and
lie obeerstions had been so generally sanctioned by the
has* the he was ewe their lordships would excute him
from saying ISM than •kw wore. He thought it happy.
idle to duty that—though • more beautiful and more paring
Liturgy, se a who* then that of the Church of England
sere ezleted—there were het and there imperfections and
blesishee, ispreeeker which were not suited to the greater
reffsement of abiders time, a tenseness of language some-
time whack wee to modern feelings, occasionally
messesimey, sod theufwa injurious repetitions • wad that
moor of the knees for the day were not always Chosen with
kneretion. (Hear, boar.) But the worm kr the house
le emealder wee, not whether, in a work of the
"ibis meth es a whole, there were not some sfiTrd=
which all would with to see removed, but whether for the
wpm et removing those defects it was desirable to adopt
mo eremite sad Imeentotte a proposition as that of his noble
Masi. Hs vas Auld the result of adopting such a stop
weird be ea shake the owakienee of the papublic ethyl in the
Usurp Ha `.=
of emssraiaed of door,merit
Cid be
clew to ibtela the
winatia2B between the object of removing here and
thin beigslibent blemishes and allowing a wider constroc-
doe, and would conclude that the object was to inquire
into the demerits of the Liturgy. (Hear
his,.)
a In the public mind would
be a serious and have a very bad effect.
He very much doubted whether the alterations
which his noble friend recommended, although they
might satisfy the desires and wishes of some
sambas Mends of the church, would satisfy the conscien-
tious scruples of those dimentere who had a different form of
doctrine and Litany hem the church. He thought therefore
that, for the ohm it removing some slight blemishes it would
not be worth while to appoint the commission which his noble
friend naked be. Me was touch afraid that the doctrines and
principles of the *um* and not the mere defects of the
Liturgy, weld beam the subject of discussion in the public
mind, sad wen mewl the embers of the 03131mislica
iteelL His mar bbd might not have intended it, but if •
eserekern wen to kw* its diecuutons would not be oon-
Seed to ewe *era** of expreeelose, or to the grate
er lseecc:==. of the ssreme, but whabar there
were in the Liturgy which did or did
not certain doctrinal videos which were
se anxiously cut ended for by we dew se they were
eaximisly elYeted le by smotlise time of persona. he re-
, salt of the apporlinent of • commission would bet`
to raise
such difference of opinion, if not amongst the rianbere of
the ourtaledom themselves, yet amongst the public, that
every Tons who sought to dissent from the doctrines of the
church would come forward for the purpose of changing
acme particular prayers, expressions, or sentences, which
were not in accordance with the doctrines they might
to introduce. His noble friend wished to bring dissenter,
into the fold of the church, but he feared their scruples would
not be satisfied by a mem change of expressions. The ap-
pointment of • commission, instead of removing differences
of opinion, would have a tendency to income those differ-
ences, end to embitter them. It would Sot, in
his opinion, hid to any useful purpose, whilst
it would AA, the confidence which the public
low repeal in the Liturgy as a whole, and it was be-
some he estmellsel that opinion that he earnestly hoped his
noble friend, who introdumel the question with so much
leedleilies est misdour, would set ask the how, to divide
epos his meths, which hem
-behead to be opposed to the
peer rem if the greet et the house, aed to the
pea makrity of the reflebtagr Meade of the church. (Hear.)
Zed GRANVILLE, Maki he kit bound to praise the
low mil meats in which his role Mend introduced this
entaket, =rejoin with the noble and opposite in nem-
reesdkag Ye noble Mend not to pees lie motion. He sr-
heed he Wired me seed reran wine an sewed= et the
Liturgy MaimWsetels kind bed Aim that it hid
bra altered, end that erne of the bed Mesas of
the sites wen rale* be Is ellendes. It was
ilEpoMailkl Is any, arwitheendlig the peorel bratty
of the Liesegy, dm it eras Wad peat keserhirions ; but the
peat mama, wee to arrive at an egrineest ei to the mole
et seeldssibe ehostisseer se to the mere of these whtob
won to bowie. He 116 sure that the here would have
peg id, het air shoal set adopt wait amp in this natter
without NNW essithestles. It would be a priest pity in his
"Wes le steesetype the esbiese of the moue, of their
ham Nis s emblem, end *mix* he would
Iwd&simltt his sable Mod set se press W wake. (Hear.)
AIIIIIMEZ see isisessod the ray sheep of
deers wee meat, bed he thinghtit wield lemma deelreble
toirMen the aeries, of theater*.

'Led 11111117;•pileZ sadTeld that ln et the
egged se& to bet by the two noble eerie, Wee of
the eight tweresd bench being opposed et hie ,
Maeda sot per it to a division. He did set we ante.
pub& Gadd drew any nab leheatee hos hie ludos es the
ad& esti supposed. He we rather afraid the Odle
wood ease le the cowhides that their was
egerwl gimp sewn Wafter, which he t
wall be is the iftriess the clutch. (Hew.)
The seeks wee then withdraws.
INDIA.

Earl ORANVILLE sold tau uhat the papers her
re/mem to Ladle were laid on the table, which be nova
would be soca, he should mobobly fed It to be his duty to
oat ertentio• So the eabjest.
Their lardeldps adjourned shortly afire half-pet sera.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—THULIDAY, MAY S.
The boom met it 4 o'olook.
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA.
Mr. BRIGHT coded tir wear= of the govormat to
• proelorsdea roontly lad by the Goversor•Orierd
Iris, ta mitre outer bride let Gude wen nerved to eer-
ier ordairi who lisel mar red their acidity.
bet isk which it was oho preposed rollecre the whole of
the eel of the bleier of 0.4 as the Owersor-Oceoral
✓ed erred viral lark It. Whet be (Mr. 111.10) whhed
Ile know we. whollior that bra he red la
otesolorevilk try dreams firm dprevent k Ea
hod er whether sok, owl if not, whither the severmial
WA hod semi or dry diners. voi' mood to it f He
biped ere GO sere amber gorrareat raid rate
wawa, whoa dais Min lady to be token reopeetiog that
es dr wrier wee or of dog rimed le
T.atiligh ber of prow est el deems.
BAILLM rY that oar the area goverment Ma
mind a dugs,* slibi Ihil see inesehardsa we la-