The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-27 00:00:00

OP COMMON&

YESTERDAY'S DIVISION.
Baron Lionel Nathan de Rothschlkl—returned se one of the
members for the city of London aunt to the table to be
sworn; and stated, that being a person professing the
Jewish religion, he entertained a conscientious objection
to take the oath which by an act passed in the present
session has been substituted for the oaths of allegiance,
&unreality, and abjuration, in the form therein re-
quired: —Whereupon the clerk reported the matter to
Mr. Speaker, wko desired Baron Lionel Nathan de
Rothschild to withdraw; and he wkhdrew anordingly.
Resolved, That it appears to this house that Baron Lionel
Nathan de Rothschild, a person protesting the Jewish cell •
giou, being otherwise entitled to sit and vote in this house,
is prevented from so sitting and voting by hie conscientious
objection to take the oath which by an ad pared in the
present session of parliament has been substituted for the
oaths of alleesnee, supremacy, end abjuration, in the form
therein required.--(Lord John Rural.)
Motion made, sad question put, "That any person pro-
testing the Jewish religion may henceforth, in taking the
oath prescribed In an act of the present session of parliament
to suable him to sit and vote in this house, omit the words
'and I make this declaration upon the trot faith of • Chris-
tian :• "—(Lord John Russell :)—Thehanie divided ; Ayes
69, Noes 37.

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AYES.
Adair. N. R. Davey, R. Mss J.
Akroyd, S. Dona, 80 H. R. F. Malmmd. 111.eount
Anderson. 81,1. lillloyn, L. L. Osborne, R.
Arton, A. 8. Difthilii, Ht. Km B. Reek H.
=witit... ..r. c., .li. Milky, 0.
Roebuck, J. A.
florins. Hon. F. N.T.. Demoombe, T. Rome% Lord J.
=ll.THoya. H. P. lilloplifitteesil, dr 1. ilininh.'llt. am /LT.
Crr.'" t00.r.0.1. Matchmo. •.
Porrllle, 81r W. M.
ItZrlos. 0. V.
Omer. 8. WC.
Grey. R W. n 81snleton, J.
ommen, GeneralCaleraß. Calera& J. R. lisddeld, 0. Trading'', NC J. 8.
Wyatt. F. klanillion, Lord G. Vane, Lord 11.
Gardena, Rt. Hon. I. Harter. RI, Ho. FArW. Villiers, Rt. Ho. C. P.
011tord, Oolooel Idadlane, T.ll. Manhood, J. P. B.
Codrindon. General Haeolkor, Lad White, J.
ODlN:amid der T. N. Hope, A. J. B. B. Wickham, H. W.
Oolt. W. err en Plr J. C. William W.
Cranford Z. H. J. icily'', 81, I. Wildca, J.
Onierfenh R. W. Rtnelake, A. W. TlLLltilf.
Cabin E. Alderman Langton, H. 0.
Lamma. Lord H. 0. =b. %
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Adder*, Rllin.O.B. Yellows., IL Melia R. P.
Aratimott. lia.Ganl Oar& R. 8. Nook Hoe. 0. J.
Bernard. Han. Col. Hamilton. O. A. &..s.:LII. Hoe. Gal,
Blackburn, T. Bard,, 0. J.
Bridge, rB. W. Ramon. W. N. r.M. uoirmal
Calm 131, IL 1111. Jaffe. ffir W. O. IL Taws. J.
Cecil, Lad R. Rastaall. W. Y. Walpole. BUIL B.H.
Collins, T. Iniendjalitd B. Whitmore, H.
Cooper A I. J. Knox, Yorke, Hoa. B. T.
Crow R. A. Manors. Lord J.
It Ptri).°O. MOW, T. J.
NHL A. THURS.
Warren, 8.
East. ihr J. B Itni RIEIn.J.R. Minim, Lord
Barton. W. T. No.derds. o. N.

PAULI.
For. For. ADiyrt
Mr. 0. OLlpin .. 01r Mr. H, thSO ..
Mr. Dread .. Mr. B. MM lonwick .. Ms. ComoMy.

MEETING; 10 VOMMOILITE THE ADMISSION
07 JEWS TO PARLIAMENT.

A numerously
_sttended meeting of the Jewish
community was had yesterday afternoon at the London
Tavern, to otanntemmate the passing of a law which admitted
Jews to parliament.
Dr. VAN OVEN took the chair, and announced that Baron
Rothschild had taken his seat in the House of Commons that
day. It was a matter of much satisfaction that the last rag
of intolerance had been swept away, and that the Jewish
community were allowed to enjoy their rights and privileges
in the suns way as the catholic or any ether persuasion.
There we one encouraging fact M their cense, that, notwith-
standing their many defeats, there was never a retrograde
movement. (Hear.) They bad at length, after many years'
labour, seen the accomplishment of their work I. the seating
of Baron Rothschild. That meeting was convened in order to
adopt some asseenres to commemorate the event, and to ex-
press their thanks to the greet !Mend party of the country
for the rid they had rendered the caws. (C'heers.)
Mr. Alderman PHILLIPS moved the first resolution.
—"That a bill having passed into law which authorises the
admission of subjects of her Majesty professing the Jewish
religion to sit and vote in the legislature, this meeting desire
to record their deep feeling of gratitude toward, those noble-
men and gentlemen who in and out of parliament have ad-
vocated the 0111•11, and have after a long struggle achieved a
triumph of the principle that religions opinion should not bee
disstudification for the service of the state." They owed those
distinguished statesmen Lord Lyndhurst and Lord John
Russell a large debt of gratitude for the way they had en-
forced the claims of the Jewish community and their full
right to perfect citizenship. (Hem, hear.) The change in
the law which recognised the right of • Jew to • seat in the
British parliament would not be without its effect on the
Continent, and would peeve of most lasting service to thaw
of their body who lived under a state of despotism. (Cheese.))
Mr. L. Jacons secondedded the resolution, which was anted
uafim°,sly. - . .

Mr. Alderman iistomoers moved, "That it is desirable the
Jewish community should adopt some means of permanently
aounteseeeestlig the event."

Mr. Mointart seconded the resolution, which was carded,
as wee also one appointing a committee of 36, with power to
add to the number, to carry out the last resolution.
. .

Mr. WOLFF tbeit propleed that the otoinnittee he lostructed
to consider the hest mode of testifying to Baron Lionel do
RothnhUd, M.P., the gratitude of his oo.religionists tor his

•nd sucoeseful exertions In the cause

Wiiwislremacipatinn.
Mr. VAN °YEN seconded the proposal, which was carried.
sad the merlins concluded with a vote of thanks to the
chairmen.

CHURCH-RATE CONTEST AT CHRISTCHURCH,
smart church-rate struggle is going on at
Christokurtth, in Barmy. A rate of three-halfpence in the
pound was opposed at a vestry martins ow Thursday last by
Mr. Rent, Mr. Hobson, Mr. Ap.ley Follett, and some other
gentlemen, and some hundreds of hands were held op
against twelve in its favour. The polling was died for yes-
terday and to-day. At the conclusion of yesterday's poll the
numbers were: For the rate, 47; against, ISO; majority
spinet the inks, 113.
CRYSTAL FAIMACE.—The second festival concert
by Mr. Benedict, and last of this season, will take picas on
Friday next, when the orchestra, as before, will consist of
upwar
ds of 1,000 performers. Mr. Sims Reaves will give
Lather's Hymn fur the fleet tires at asps/me, and
also Purcell's "To Arms," and Mies Louisa Fyne's per-
formances will include her favourite song from the " Crown
Diamonds." Mr. Beet will again oozes has Liverpool ex-
pressly to preside at the organ, and Madame Classier will
contribute, with the other performers, to mettle the high
climeeter of thine anioerts. Locke's waste to Macbeth Is
peculiarly adapted for a large space like 'that of the centre
transept, and is expected to be a great suomes. The choruses
will be sustained by the Voeal Association, now numbering
more than 800 yokes. Mies Arabella Goddard and Mr. Be-
nedict will, NI befMe, give performances on the pianoforte,
which are so well known and so folly appreciated. Tickets
to be obtained at Ulf-a-mown should be procured by to-mor-
row at the latest._ _ _

▪ WORKINO MEN'S HOLIDAT.—A pleasure excur-
sion, ergesimed by Mr. W. Remelt, foreman in the factory
of the Magma Praia sad Bon, the eminent government m-
=ot' Deptford, took place yesterday, and se the men
the companions of their amusements their mothers
sad wiles, sisters sad daughters the party was very
1101011100111. and consisted of no lees alien 1,600 souls. It re-
united two of the large Oraveeend steamers, the Dread end
lie &a Swallow, to atarrey the party on their pleasure trip.
Starting et the early hoar of haltpast eight from Londcm-
bridge, and calling for fresh passengers at Deptford Pier,
Greenwich, and North Woolwich, the retests steamed on for
the Nora, but dropping a good number of lovers of the dears
at the gardens at Roth/Trifle, and taking oa the most sedate
to Southend. The whole day's entertainment passed off
without accident

....—.
FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE WILLESDEN JUNCTION.
—An accident, attended with fatal consequences to one indi-
vidual and serious Injury to another, took pleas yesterday, to
the 4 p.m. down train from Swoon station. The train bad pro-
ceeded at its used speed to the j (motion of tits forth and South
Western Railway, when owing to the culpable neglect of the
pointmeim at that station, the engine was allowed to paw
from ths main lino oa to the breach line, where a train of
coal waggons wee standing, with which it came in collision.
'rite effect was that the engine and several of the carriages were
thrown nr the rails sad unbeppily, the eagles driver was
killed. Witham exception, all the pumas/era rasped isjury..
and proceeded on their journey by the 4.15 p.m. train oat of
Easton station, which arrived on the spot Immediately after-
wards. The exceptica wee a passenger to Waffled, who eat
in the front compartment of the leading *ssoond-olms
end who appears to have been struck over the loins by
la
itzset lasso a broken waggon. Ms prom Mauna to
end is going on fsvoembly.
Sours Ksiteittorox Toleastrx.—During the week
ceding htly 24, the visitors have hem se follows:—
On Minsky, Tuesday, sad fiataulay, fees days. 3.726 ; ea
Monday mid Tuesday, Les evenings, 4,651; on the three
students:=(admission to the public 64), 327 ; one stu-
dent.' Wwwewiwy, 93 : tend.
CRYSTAL PALACE.-0:111 SHILLING DAT.
Morns; Jinx Adsehwiess on payment, 9,485;
Male W mamas tickets, 7.191 Will. 10,207.
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