The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-08 00:00:00

during
A g a fog.
at Kurrachee
oad of inquiry
.has been sitting
to investigate a ogee in which a party of officers and
others are charged with ringing the church bells,
and burlesquing the litany in the church there at
midnight.
The Chambers of Commerce of Bombay and
Calcutta have petitioned parliament concerning the
telegraphic and postal services between England and
India.
Government have replied to Sir Jamsetjee
Jeieebhoy, in regard to the native petition which
was presented for the removal of Kr. Anstey from
the judicial bench, refusing to entertain the prayer
of the same.
The government of Bombay has issued a resolu-
tion on the report of the Byculla Schools Commis-
sion, recently published. That commission reported
on behalf of the removal of the main bulk of the
schools to Poona, leaving a branch establishment
in Bombay, and provision being made for the resi-
dence of a portion of the children at some hill
station during the hot months. It also reported in
favour of an institution being formed in some part
of England for the education of orphan and frimans
children of pure European blood
Government is
prepared to recommend that an asylum be esta-
blished in England and maintained by the state foe the
children of European soldiers, and that there
should also be an asylum in India for children too
young to be sent home, or whose parents desire to
keep them in India while they themselves reside
there. " This mart be admitted (says the Bombay
Oatettz) to be the practical solution of the matter
on which the oommission was appointed to report.
Every oonsideration connected with the up-bringing
of orphan and friendless European children found
in this country demands that they should be sent
to England, where they will be trained into
healthier and more useful members of society than
they can possibly become under the enervating in-
fluences of an Indian climate, and the peculiar
conditions of Indian life. Government, moreover,
is only discharging its duty to the British soldier
in this country by providing for the education of
his children in his native laud."
1111

The Raves 07 SIR 11112711 Y STORKS to MALTA.
—Cior Malta eorreepotadent, writing ea the 3rd, mays
"Letters were received here last week from Jamaica, stat-
log that Sir Henry Storks hoped to complete the iequiry
about the midstle of the present month, and that his excel-
lently would be book is Malta about the beginning of May
next. The return of Sir Henry is looked forward to with
great anxiety by tbe isbabitaate, as in his ammo all
affairs are at a standetill. A meeting of council was held
on Woodsy last, bat the proceedings were of course barren
of any great interest. One of the tasmtises asked the go-
vorament whether they iatended taking any precautionary
031141.01111 to prevent the active nannies of cholera, the pil-
grims, frombaring any communication with these islands.
The Chief Secretary replied that everything would be done
to prevent any injurious consequences ensuing during the
next summer mouths by the expected arrival of the Haggi
in Malta on their way home from Mersa. The council is
adjourned until the 21st instant ; but before the return of
Sir Henry Storks no huskies' of any great publics interest
can be expected to be interacted.*
Anatval. or Tan BALIIIIN TROY New
SootatttrTo7. Maws 7.—The North n Lloyd's
steamship Bremen, Captain Meyer, from Newyork on the
24th, has arrived. She brings 17 pumagers for ibis port,
52 bap of mails, sod 188,427 dole. on freight for England,
of which amount 135,327 dole. is bar silver, and the re•
minder gold. Sbe has also 230,500 dole. far France. and
2,000 dols. for Bremen. The North Atlantic, Company's
steamer Atlantic sailed from New York on the 22nd, but the
Bremen, which sailed two days after, saw nothing el her
during her passage.
The Carne PLAolll.—Yeeterday, the new act
on tattle disease in Ireland, metalling 18 meotioos, was
printed. The Lerd-Liontemant, with the adrift of the
Privy Mena; ma make orders and mulattoes as to the
removal or importatim of cattle. in order to precool in-
fection, and the regulations are to be published in the
Damn &metre. Very stringent measures are to
rsi adopted
in mss the *gm should spread in Ireland. a diseased
cattle as well as the droves are to be eased. Bates may
be assessed for the perpsese of the esti awl fail powers
eves to eery oat the provides, of the saw law. AU
clause for eseneensetion are to be seat to the cam of eke
Seerelmy.

Tho annual tentingof . this society was
Ude, shogun at Willis's Rooms ; the
no Sinn al UT. in the choir. The
Oxford, whose name had appeared la the enseeneedlol
of
thane Moly attend, wes not please& Assenting to the
report read kr the geornity, the Rev. Mr. Youick, of
Norwin, the chill work of no society ta Prone ia to ex-
plan the character and claims of the nun of Ingkind
and Inland by etroulatieg books. sad to umentdeste nth
the Gallium section of the Pesach Aura. In Spain
" efforts are made to show that it is posible to benne in
St. Peal, the• soar has given up faith ba St, Philo-
mina," and at Gibraltar a Spain service is sond
• Spaniard who ki as ordain& deuce of on e
=
nun .in . flaandisairia the set Zikadesaceers is "dir
abaft the mi et 1114 Noreregine
ei the miseondsneeptionsiMiltr rich they entertain with
regard to the church of Ragland sad Irdesd."
Speelel Mteotios, however, IMO laid to Italy, when. It
wet urged, there exists • spirit whisk "yearn after a pri-
mitive reformation." la that ooentry the amiety give
" help, encouragement, sod dinette° to Ilse impulsive
sational movement, when is singgliag Arnow off the
trammels of the papacy in church sod state, sad to reform
the church of the revived kingdom of Italy es primitive
prinsiples." On the plea that sassy Wiese wese eszioes
to obtain • more intimate knowledge of the druseter
history of the church of Ragland, the moiety urged that
there was a " can" upon the numbers of the nun which
ought an to he igsored. The deld opened is Italy was re-
Feasted to be immense, sad it was added that as oppor
toniq was Dow offered fee working • net
whin might tinge the foes( of Oltristoodem. There
are four huadred membees in tire society, sod the
total income last nee wu MO& After the right
rev. Praddeet had urged the ashes of the society. • n
solution wag moved by Archdeacon Bickerstath, neencied
by the Rev. Mir Tenon, Secretary to the Pronged= of
She Gospel Soden. The effect at the mottos was, that •
return of ell churches to "primitive faith and discipline"
was the only beats upon which schemes foe the nutty of
the church universal could be prosecuted with bon of
sneer. The wend resolution bad special refereoce to
Italy, and it declared that the prosper of the nformatioo
of the church in that country, in respect to doetrine and
diseipline, was such as to emceeing' Angliese churchmen to
increased efforts, This motion was introduced by Arch-
deacon Wordsworth sod Cason Hawkins. The third
resolution eau moved by the Emil of lienowby, and
seconded by the Rev. Dr. Bike, its tenor ban that
the Anglo-Oontiontal Society, supprted se it was by
the four archbishops and thirty bishops, was worthy
of general support from churchmen. Nearly the whole of
the speakers dwelt upon the ides that the society did not
seek to attack individuals, but to reform • °burn ; did Dot
seek to convert the Pope, but to ley simple facto before
those who wets desirous of receiving them. Lord Bar-
rowby, io the nuns of his speech. said that the church
of Freud, at this moment, occupied • peculiar putties,
sod eau looked one by Christeonm, to her nolesiestiad,
ea
fa her political organhatioo, ea the great hope of unity
and order, and noes ecasenative principles whin were
founded upon ancient truth. Bofors the last resolution
eau put a clergyman, whose name eau not mentioned,
rose and said he wished to move an amendment,
but the President, without heeding the interruption, pet the
resolution. After it eau carried be explained that aa they
were met as hinds of the movement, it winkd be better to
have no ameedmeote, and stated that he bad received •
card from another gentleman—the Rev. Er. Lee—who also
asked to move en amendment. Er. Lee, amidst some to-
terruptioas, expressed his dissent from the mate objects of
the society, on the groan that as mend eoclonsatical
authorities, inclodiog the Preadult himself in his work on
the Articles, bad objected to foreign interferon) in the
me of the Anglican church, the same rule should hold
good with the Italians. Er. Lee, however, was not per-
mitted to preerd ; and, alter a few words from the Prost-
. I deaf, the meeting cloud with the usual formalities.
all

METROPOLITAN FE= HosPrraL, Davonstunr-
Ruins, Crrr.-His Grecs the Archbishop of Canterbury
has sent a doostion of ten guineas is aid of the foods of
this charity, the anniversary festival of which is to take
place on Wednesday oat she 14th instant. at the London
Tavern, the Lord Mayor in the abair.
°Troup Urrimdisivi Lor.noAT.-The follow-
ing colleges of Oxford University have, through the bene-
volent and zealous exertions of the Rev. G. S. Ward, cos'
tributed to the National Lifeboat Institution the
amounts hereafter nosed to dslrsy the owe of a lifeboat,
which is to be stationed at Haile, oo the Cornish oast
Christ Church, 721. 17s. 6cL ; Dooms, 351. ; Balliol,
241. 6s. ; All Soule, lg. 44. ; Corpus Christi, 171. 12t ;
Exeter, 461. 3e. ; Je.us, 61. 7s. 6d. , St. Johs's, IW. 4s. ;
Linools, 231. 12s. ; Magdalen, 321. 3s. ; Mertoo, fn. 10s. ;
New Collor, 201. 10s.; Oriel, 261. Bs. Pembroke, ISt ;
Queen's, 301. 18a. ; Trinity, $31.135. ; University, 191.17 e.;
Wadham, 341. 14e. 6d. ; Woyeester, 351. 19s. ; St. Alban
Hall, 5/. 6s. ; St. Edmund Hall N. 17s. ; Magdalen Hall.
161. 14s. ; Bt. Mary Hall, 111. Be. ; sad sundry contribu-
tions, 331. ; making a tool of 6011. 11s.
RAILWAY AOCWINT.-As the London. xpress on
the Ledo. sad North Western Railwain Wolver-
hampton at 7.27 p.m. on Tosaday, wee approaching the
statics at about 12 miles as hear, and was oasis. along a
high viaduct built over some works, a train was being
shunted acmes the down . When the esprew mace op
portlos of the end carriagelies wee protersing over epee the
dors rails. lestastly MI the projeetioes as the side of the
express neszest to the tole that was Miss shunted were
ripped off in rapid snooemios, sad the portions of tbe two
guard: vase which project over the Bee of the seeemser
earris re ee we ripped away. In oof
no them
roam the guard was sitting only ba VoLci hie
ble
oat' was embed up. The driver of the Mantis/
from
train
homily reversed his sapiae, aid thus kept bit tram
being more spoil the lilac, or the two trains :mold have
met, asd soused the .oirrimMkies tames worths Aided.
The signalman says his *net was dawn for the expose,
art that the ablators sigedd get hem sews eat.

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rlooThieltt TO Leer Sitssigitr.—Yesterdsy Mons..
log Lady fiebright, while riding in Hyde-park, was throws
from her horse. l'ho accident occurred a few yards from
fissohope-gate. On wing the accident, Phillips, the led
keeper, and ethers Imetswort to assist her, ladyship, 'bap
was at 000 e taken to the lodge. Dr. Whitmore was
promptly is attesdanoo. Ho feels assund that the injuries
ausheased see not dangerous, although her lid** Mil
bees severely oontused. She met with the utmost &Hea-
then at the lodge, and in alms an hoar wee sufficient;
restored to be removed to her hotel
Tun BETHNAL-GREEN WORILEOUSZ.—At the
meeting of the guardians of this workhouse, held on Taw-
dry miming, the weekly roll calls of the outdoor poor of
soess37ocome were goes ever, mod mike had to be gives
io nearly all mass *task whisk declared s vast amount of
the most wretched poverty.
TES ADMINISTRATION OF THE Poos
H. B. Parnell, CB., yesterday mode ea ellcial impeettea
of the City of London Workhouse. TM Striation of the
oommissiown to visit the " house wee not made known
previously to awnse concocted with the establishffiment,
and ash. weot over it at own. keeping the head ocials
with him, be saw it is its everyday wurkiog order.
FSNIANISIL —Ws know upon good authority that
a few days before the 75th lett 'Weymouth, a titre
C-
rates were easmalsiod is the tap-momof •pa et
this town when the subject of Firoiani-111 was bleached, sod
the end of the argument ma, Out the soldiers, ows an=
declared that in should iodise them whoa
npos to firs upon withthe Fiersime. The matter weereported
to some of th• ahem of the troops, hot epos isquitise
being marls, the gamut of the bows expressed biressif se
being totally enable to identify the mom. TM matter wee
accordingly mot prosecuted, but it would seem to show thee
Irish regiments, whilst imbued ski • loyal feeling, ars not
without • 'smoothy for the movies is this eetrageoes re•
hellion. —Motorise Journal.
A FRUITFUL Ews—Alexander Montgomery,
Esq., who resides near Antrim, has • ewe 13 years aid,
which has predated twisty-four lambs daring the
leg
twelve years. SU reared them all, and has sot had a tooth
in her head fort last arms Jam. —.Northern Whip.
AnSis.USY, Kowa
Fraser G. W. Underbill to be merstary be Rest-Adreitsl
Frederick at Qamostown. Bogitawirs Some Swan to the
Weep ; W. Bobbin:re to the Victory, for the Sprightly.
BOLT= Kimenurrow Wein-rt.—Daring the week
mho, Kara 3 the visitors have hew as tams sr--
Os Booday, Taceday, sad listarday. foe da clew from
10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 10,401 W y, Thursday,
and Friday, stadeetif days isdatimies to the pablis, 13d.).
apes hem 10 a.m. US 5 1,735 ; teMl. 12,139 ; teem
the opeakciel the sewn,
CRYSTAL PALACE. 011 MULLING DAY. ••••••
WRDS3SDAY, VASCS 7.—Admissions os paymest, 907 ;
ditto
.by seems EWA% 1,400; total rialto% 2,40 a

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