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EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

one of the best speakers in the Senate) differed
with M. Rouland, and agreed with Baron Brenier.
He thought that to revive synods in the present
divided state of the protestant church would be to
" pour oil upon flame."
After a few words from M. lArochejaquelin,
who took the opportunity of saying that his
family was originally protestant, but bad em-
braced catholicism because unity was not to be
found elsewhere, and that the true way to put
an end to the dissensions among protestants was
for them all to becomo catholic*, a division was
taken by a show of hands, and President Troplong
declared the order of the day carried. So that'll.
Lefebvre Durufli's report is overruled, and M. do
Coninck's move on the part of M. Guizot and the
orthodox protestant, defeated.

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PARE, SUNDAY ETIOENO.
M. de Bismarck and his master must, I suspect,
be not a little uneasy when they read the proceed-
ings in the Corps Legislatif yesterday. The
speeches of the Opposition and the government
taken together are fairly susceptible of the construe-

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allow Prussia to confiscate the Duchies. The nen-

trality expressed in the speech from the throne and

echoed in the address is, according to M. Rouher's
explanation, based upon the assumption that
Prussia does not contemplate a departure from her
assertion that the arrangement made by the treaty
of Gastein was " provisional." 11 Kde Bismarck
attempts to carry out his threats to make that pro-
visional settlement permanent, the government
agrees with the Opposition that Franoe " reserves
her liberty of action."
The French protestants, among whom civil war
has long been raging, had a pitched battle on
Friday in the Senate, which, after many exciting
incidents, turned out to the disadvantage of the
" orthodox" party. M. de Coninck, a wealthy
protestant, an influential member of the Paris
consistory, and a disciple, in matters relating to the
discipline of his church, of K Guizot, has long been
in the habit of presenting annually a petition to the
Senate, praying in substance for snob alterations of
the law as would enable the orthodox party to pre-
vent any other doctrinal than their own from being
preached in protestant churches. Hitherto these
petitions have always been rejected in the most
usual form of rejection—that is, by what, in
English parliamentary language, would be celled
" the previous question," which is here ex-
pressed by " passing to the order of the day."
This year, however, K de Coninck pointed his
petition especially against K Athanase Coquerel,
who has, as you know, long been interdicted by
the Paris consistory from preaching in Paris, and
who has appealed to the Minister of Public Wor-
ship (M. Barocbe) against the legality of the inter-
diction. The petition insinuated a fear on the part
of the orthodox protestants that the minister was
likely to lean towards M. A. Coque:el—not indeed
towards his doctrines, as to which it would be im-
proper in a French minister to have any official
opinion whatever, but towards him right as a
"liberal" protestant to enjoy the same legal pro-

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Army and Nary Orieebe that the &Pesti= of the sago.
rinse of the Horse Guards has bees directed to the dio-
graceful marthiag out of the Coldetreams on theirway to Dublin. Meet of oar readies ere fait
liar with Hogsrth's *Mrs of the marching tel
the Guards to Pinoh. It is warmly an es-
to stale that, suseetie ssetendis, that
peelers represeets with wonderful Math the condition of
one of her Majesty's finest regiment...me leaving the capital
for, what In to all interns sod purposes, "active service."
The spectacle exhibited be old soldiers, and civilians, Eag-
linkmen and foreigners, only a tipsy mood of Gusrdsinee,
staggering aloe& some fiddling, mod of them with one or
two women at their side, and was anything but latterisito
our national pride, and ostinaly calls for some inquiry.-
.Varna; Herald.
EXHIBITION.--Drest prepsza.
toes are being made at Guildhall for the cep
Working Men's Industrial Fahibition, which is to PbrlP°:44l
to-morrow by the Lord Mayor, with • grand morning coo-
met, at which Mr. Beeediet will preside. It fa the first
exhtbitice of the kind which had beer held in the city pro-
per, end the Guildhall, in its seedy-resiored and decorated
state, will lend It additional 'Merest and attraction. About
1,000 articles in all, carefully .sleeted and eismilled, will be
displayed, including architectural modals, seecimelle of
carving end turning in wood and other materiels, drawings
in watereolours, crayons, sad pencil, wood sogniving, deco-
rative furniture sad 'ablest work, graining, and marbling,
glass work, heraldry, illuminated welting, inventions foe
promoting domestic economy, work'sg is leather, saladarehitatare,
arskitertenre, photogrephy, and many ether sabjecti. Be-
tween 1,400 sad 1,500 often to oontribete articles have bean
made to the managing committee, but they bare beim
obliged to limit the number to about 700, sad the subjects
have bees selected with • stein regard to their letzten'.
interest, A gusruntee fund to a cessiderable amount. end
le winds several of the City merchants are understood
to have subscribed largely, has heal provided to meet the
aneadast expenses, and the corporation of London has
placed their sunset ball at the disposal of the committee
wanly free of cost, imposing only oo them such condition.
as may he necessary to insure its safety from snidest Yes-
terday the interior of the hall sod roof was being tatefully
decorated with batmen, mod a grand organ is being pnt'ep
expressly for the commit on Tuesday morning. The prima
of tickets for the concert are 7s. &i. sod ss. The Exhibition
will last five weskit, end be open tram 10 till 6 daily (Son-
de,. ezeepted), sod from 6 WI 9 every eviceing, the peke
for adage/on being Ls. in Ike daytime and 6d. is the
evening.
Monviccur Doicanoiv.-A benevolent lady re-
siding at Wivenhoe, ins just forwarded through Mr. Henry
Wittey, of Colchester, a munifioent donation of 5004 to this
National Lifeboat Institution is aid of its general purposes,
but partionierly for the support of its lifeboats on the
Suffolk sod Norfolk coasts. Os that lies of east it his
now fourteen lifeboats stationed at the following place":
-Lowestoft, Pakelleld, Soutbwold, Thermins. Aid-
boroogh, Blakeney, Cromer, Musdesley, Radon, Palling,
Winterton, Cantor, and Yarmouth (two boats). Lifeboats
are also about to be placed by the Society at ()originate
and limborough.
DEATH OP A HOlllll FROM nil Bin or • DOG.—
About three month, since, a hone belonging to Mr. Wills,
of Moortown, Ringwood, was bitten by a dog. The dog
was killed by a kick from the horse, sod no further notice
was taken of it. On Friday, however, the animal was
seized with symptoms of madness, counonally biting and
tearing the leg tbst bad been bitten by the dog. The
animal, which was worth upwards of 201., became so vio-
lent in a few hoary, that it bad to be pegged down M a
field, where it shortly afterwards did.-Salisbury Journal.
A Now Pant YOE LIVIRYOOL.-Wit have sincere
pleasure in anoonociog that the corporation have concluded
terms with the Earl of Sefton for the purchase of a large
tract of undulating land to the eolith of the Prime's-park
with the intention of converting it into a park, which
shall be, in extent and in appesranos, worthy of the
town. The site is bounded on the east by Greenback-rued,
on the 'oath and west by Mosslee-bill and the Aigbeieth-
road, sear the Thies Sizes, and on the north by Ullet•lane.
We hear that the purobese-money will amount to about
250,0001., being at the rate of 2a. Sd. per yard. This will
represent se area of nearly 400 sore& Of this arras 173
acme will be devoted to the laying out of villa residencies.
Two hundred acres will be devoted to the pa,k. In addi-
tion to this the Botanical Gardens will ho traosferred
thither, and the gardens at present used will be thrown
into the Waveitree-park. Photo will also, we believe, be
a " Rotted-row.' Timmer* in the pound on the rateable
value of the town will provide for interest and a sinking
fund, which is to be paid up in fifty years. -Liverpool
Albion.
Tin JAMAICA GIIIL'B Love-Tongs.-The moun-
tain defiles-the gullies, the guts, tad the gorges-meke
the path winding and difficult; but the evercheoglng pro-
spect diverts your attention from the rough and steep ascent
A lovelier view a more balmy, refreshing air mortal man
could not wish for. And then, so Ned rats down his load.
and we stop to enjoy a well-earned rest, we bear en indig-
nant Voi3e, with bursts of laughter ; and a troop of risco
women, with thelrbrigbt bandana's, come into sight es they
torn an angle in the mountain path. each holding herself
straight as a din under her head-load of fruit and vege-
tables. " What's the matter'" I may to the owner of the in-
dignant voice. Her face brightens up straightway as
she replies, "Somethiog disturb my breast, my sweetest
love." And then she laughs loud, and we all laugh loud,
sad I secure a green orange for myself, with a auger-oane
for Ned, and we booms at once the beet friends in the
world. Has tt oot been said that negreases are ugly I
Some may be-some are. But some have the face of the
Sphinx, a sweet contemplative face. with dark, lustrous,
Baskin eyes ; and such was the face and such were
the eyes of the black mcautain nympb, whose breast
was now no longer disturbed. Her love-token
was a bit of chew-stick, with which the bleak people clam
their teeth, sad which she said would make mine whiter
than her own. As hen glistened like levy, of oonree I
said that this was not possible ; and thert"in more merry
laughing, and the nymphs went dein the defile at •
swinging walk, sending batik any number of kind aden-
ines. -Special Correspondent of the Times in Jamaica.
In the action for libel, at the Louth amines,
against Mr. Evelyn Philip Shirley, at the suit of the Rev.
Mr. Hughes, the jury were unable to agree, and were
dimharged at a late hour on Friday evening, without a
verdict.
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teotion as those of the opposite sect. M. de boninok
found so much favour with the Senate on this oc-
casion that the committee, whose report was pre-
sented by M. Lefebvre Duratid, expressed an
opinion that the petition should be referred to the
Minister of Pahlio Worship for consideration—the
strongest form of approval which the Senate has
power to make use of. Some few days ago certain
members of the Senate, who did not agree with
the committee, were so struck by the importance
of the repOrt that they moved that it should be

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The adjourned debate came on yesterday, when
Baron Brenier opposed the report of the committee,
and moved that the Senate should pass to the order
of the day. What the petitioner really wanted, he
said, was to create a protestant papacy in Paris to
enforce uniformity of doctrine throughout France.
He only asked at present for the revival of pro-
vincial synods because he knew there was not the
slightest chance of his obtaining a supreme metro-
politan synod. But it was notorious from M. de
Coninck's published works, and the views
of those " othodox protestants " with whom
he was intimately associated, that the real
object was to impose by authority one
set of protestant dogmas and to extinguish all
others. The petitioner hoped to make order out
of disorder. He knew right well that if the pro-
vincial synods were revived there would be just as
much diversity of opinion among the synods of
Niawes,Montpelliar, Lyons, Nancy, and Strasbourg
as there was among the individuals composing the
protestant church in Paris. And then he would
come a year or two later with another petition,
alleging the anarchy which prevailed among the
country synods sea reason why there should be a
central synod to force them all to be of one mind,
sad to establish that unity which the petitioner
and those who were at his back maimed to be ne-
cessary. The plausible argument of the petitioner
that protestants were entitled to synods by
the law of Germinal, year 10, was susceptible
of an answer which would not be very
pleasing to the authors of the present move-
ment. That law went on to say that the synods
could propound no dogma, take no doctrinal de-
claim', nor make any alteration in discipline with-
out the consent of government: If these articles
were acted upon, the Council of State would prac-
tically become judge in the last resort of the theo-
logy and discipline of the reformed church. It
was far better, therefore, for the protestants that
synodical action should remain, as it had long done,
suspended, and individual members of the reformed
worship should enjoy the liberty they bad hitherto,
been accustomed to. In his opinion the reference
of the petition proposed by the committee would
be embarrassing to the government, and an unde-
served censure upon the Minister of Public Justice.
M. Rouland, the governor of the Bank of France,
who having been for many years Minister of Pub-
lic Instruction and Worship, besides having held
many other high offices, has much weight and in-
fluence in the Senate, made an elaborate and most
energetic speech in support of the pretensions of
the " orthodox " protestants. He complained of
the frightful spread of M. Renau's doctrines,
which were now openly preached from many pro-
testant pulpits, and stated—a fact that will cer-
tainly astonish many—that, at a recent meeting of
protestant ministers in Paris, no less than fifty-five
clergymen voted that the resurrection of Jesus
Christ, not being capable of historical proof, was in no
wise necessary to be believed ; while the old tradi-
tional faith was only affirmed by the comparatively
narrow majority of 104. M. Rowland saw an
alarming connexity between the anarchical doctrines
of liberal protestants and the political creed of
liberal democrats. They both denied the principle
of authority and relied upon private judgment.
He read copious extracts from recent works of pro-
testant ministers to show that infidelity was spread-
ing, and concluded that some means should be
taken to check the "presumption " of private in-
dividuals in rebelling against received opinions.
President Boojean (another very great authority,

)M, Beereisary.

EDARE.-358th Re resentation.—THEATßß
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RILOW 13M, as perlonnod by isinnaaael before Mr
Waft, the Queen and the Royal Family at Windsor. Masada
Ramming, Nor. 21, NW The marvellous SPHINX, the birth of
Mower Tress, and atedare's ealobrated Indian Baikal Peat. as
MyCamayed by Iihn.—EVERY EVENING. at I; Wedasedal
at 2.—Malls at Mitchell* Old Beadormat. sad
Eca.cdßoa Eimptlan-kall.—Adralasion. Is. and 66 ; Mills, la.
" Almost minim/me "The Times," AVE Eh 1246.

WELSH HARP, ESSEX-STREET,
BOUVEIIIL4MIENT.—The NEW PROPRIETOR bop
==ts to Want the the attention of gentlemen in the Tempi*
boar hood to the mpertor accommodation he often.—
Dinners fres it till 4 ; on Sundays at t. A large einb-roons,
meltable for societies' 'wolfram ae.-11,UOINSTEIN, Proprietor.

FOREIGN WINES, cheap and are:
Catalonian Sherry, 17• 13d. ; Andalusian York lb. ed. ;
Trench, les. ; kleach Sherry, lea per dozen; Beaujolais. HMG&
llsorsom. Rossillion, 175. bd. ; Chablis. ftls. ; Hook, M. to
; and Sparkling Hoek and Moselle, Ms. a down; Cognise
Brandy. pale or brown, 40.. a doss, bottles included. Terms
sub.

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OWEILBANIC and 801(9.e Distillerstry and Imparters,
rte. tioa-etreet, Loathe. Rsisbliebed 1788.

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HILLIPS •nd COMPANY'S TEAS are
MT sad CHRLPEBT.

STRONG to Mil BLACK TEA, 1/.lld. la., fa 6d., ta , R Md.
Yost delicious Black Tea is sow only Sa ed. pew gaud. Plllll,
ilea, rare, clinic. Coffee, la. ed., is. 64.. la. ed.
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