The Express.
London, England, 1868-04-04 00:00:00

(From the Morning Pod.)

This victory is significant in more senses than one. It
proses that the majority of the representatives of the
British nation are prepared, irrespective of sectarian pre-
judioee, to do a great set of justice and wipe out a blot
which has for centuries disfigured the imperial escutcheon.
It proves that the imperial parliament is ready, not es
some contended, to violate tie sot of legislative union
between Great Britain and Ireland, but to give that
enactment effect by adopting than measures which
are indispensable to pleas the Irish people on the mate foot.
log as their English fallow-subjects. It proves that there
are not only men, but that they are a powerful majority,
in the councils of the nation who are reedy to panne a
just and wise and humane policy towards millions of their
fellow-eitisens who until now bare been constantly re-
minded, in the most °Beadle@ of all ways, of their civil
end religious inferiority. Finally, it proves that a gowns-
man which habitually lets "I dissect wait upon I would"
is not a fitting an to direct the destinies of this great
nation. The victory of the liberal party this morning was
signal and conclusive. That piny may have been split
up into sections, bat it is satisfactory to everyone who has
liberal intonate at heart to knew that when a policy
which places in direct antagonism three principles which
are supposed to guide the two great sections in the state,
the liberal party is reedy to rally round the standard of
its chosen leaden. The dirmation of Mr. Gladstone's
motion is is effect the death-warrant of the Irish church
establishment, and, we may add, no fairer trophy has been
gained by liberalism in.. the passing of the Roman
Catholic Emancipation Act in the year 1829.
(From the Star.)

The sacred saterprine of destroying protestant aasea-
daney in Ireland has won a splendid victory. The flag
which drooped over Mr. Gladstone's head on the memo».
hle morning when he was defeated as the champion of
'Worm now waves triumphantly over the tint liberal
leader who has dared to doom the greatest
ecclesiastical iniquity of modern times. Like the
reform of parliament the removal of this great
grievanoe has been teo long postponed, and in each
case it has been Mr. Glad stone's strong erase of
Immediate duty that hie dissipated the inertia of his party,
and subslituted 0111111111ftelle and enthrone= for the dilatory
and dawdling

with whisk too many
Ithersi slitioneen en content Re trust, in view of this
liKirulell victory, and in hopes of its fruits, it may et
test be ednaitled that then is sow virtoe la these
bish (politico. There has been Isere their ewe& of
bellow baselines and animal criticism vino. Mr. Oho Mime
loth the lead ; bet it is rseesnable to believe that we
Nail new hares respite front this ridiculous politisel
nisithaos. There is no piney* the nassilas of the
limb whisk this sown* pissed the ISMS of *Miss to
intend oat of denser ; there is no mesa to belt that

This being the whole of the evidenon,
Kr. Panama gave the prisoner the usual caution, and
asked him if he had anythisg to say in answer to the
charge•'
The prisoner—I woe mad drank, or I should not have
done it.

Kr. Patteson oommitted the prisoner for trial on the
charge of murder at the next Old Bailey sessions.
The prisoner, it is said, has been twit* tried, and once
convicted for burglary, and has given mach trouble to the
polio' in the district of the court.

SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY. —The thirty-sixth
anneal Passion-week performance of Headers Messick, by
this moiety, takes place on Wednesday next, the Bth Met.
Male. Carole, Madame Sainton-Dolby, Mr. Sims Reeve;
and Mr. Bentley, principal vocalists.
ETON COLLIOR. —TH NRWCASTLR EXAMINATION.
—Yesterday morning, the Rev. J. J. Hornby, M.A. head
master of Most College, annonseed to the school the re-
mits of the Newcastle examination. The following is the
list:—Forbes, Newcastle scholar; Peters. LB., medallist.
Select ;—Prothero, S. Bell, 5.8. and Rawlins,
LB.—eq Wilson,dal ILA., LB. Goal& Kit, Pam
K.S., EndILK —equaL The examiners were the
Rev. W. G. Clark, Trinity College, Cambridge, and the
Rev. E. C. Wickham, of New College, Oxford. The school
closed yesterday for the Easter maation, the scholars
leaving Windsor by speoial trains on the Great Western
and London and South Western Railways. The holidays
last till the 29th Mat

RZWB`IINDO BZNIVOLINT AND PROVIDINT
Inernurton.—The Hon. Evelyn Ashley will take the
chair at this year's annual dinner of the Newsvendore
Benevolent and Provident Institution ; ad the Right
Hon. W. F. Cowper, H.P., the Hon. J. F. Stuart
Wortley, Mr. Montagu Cony, Mr. Donald Cameron Mr.
H. G. Calash, Mr. W. sl'Arthur,fsheriff, Mr. Aldeiman
and Sheriff Stone, Captain C. Forbes, R.N., Mr. W.
Lethbridge, Mr. Winds Collins, Mr. Lionel Lavrecro, Mr.
W. H. Smith, and Mr. C. L. Cinnamon have kindly pro-
mised to act as stewards upon this OOSSAkka.
DIOCIAR OF CHRSTIR.—Now HONORARY CANONS.
—The Lord Bishop of Chester hoe conferred Honorary
Gramirke in Chester Cathedral upon the Rev. John Bar-
clay, M.A., vicar of Runcorn, and the Rev. Andrew Knox,
8.A., incumbent of St. Mary's Chunk_ Birkenhead
CRYSTAL PALACR.—Hr. J. F. Barnett's cantata,
"The Andent Mariner," drat produced at the last Bir-
mingham Musical Festival, will be performed at the
palace this afternoon. The Mdlies. Doris, counts of the
composer, will take part in the performance. At the
termination of the concert ad live o'clook the usual Satur-
day promenade will be held until seven o'clock. •
ELac-rioN lirraw.liurcz.—No change has ()c-
-almed in the state of pending election matters in Unpin-
shire during the pest week. At Grentham then are
two candidates in the field for the seat which is impeded
to be shortly vacated by Mr. Welby, vie. Mr. IL Turner
(oonssentive), and Captain Cholmeley AB re-
gards South Liaconaire there appears little prospect of
any opposition being offered to the return of Mr. Welby,
the consenatin candidate. Mr. R. B. Wingfield Baker,
one of the liberal candidates for South Essex, has given
satidaelory explanations to the dimwit* lactose on the
Irish church question, and will now receive their support.
Mr. Baker states that he will "give his tion to Mr.
Gladstone to *any leeward mod implies the Irish chunk
question."
HILFILISINTATION OF LAITNORSTON.—The repre-
sentation of the borough of Launceston has become vacant
by the resignation of the late member, Mr. A. H. Camp-
bell, who was returned at the election is 1865. A
candidate has already nil in the consenntive interest
in the person of Mr. enry Lopes, Q. 0., brother of air
Marney-Les, But, lILP., for Westbury.
Tam JUDICIAL Bianca.—We glean from Debrett's
recently published " Illustreted Judicial Bench and the
House of Commons," edited by Mr. Robert H. Hair, that
while only a moiety of she judges of oar superior count
have panned. three-fourths of the Irish Judges have
received degrees, and eleven•twelfths of the Scottish Lords
of Bunion were educated at universities. From the same
work we learn that of the eleven Cemaiimiceen of Bank-
ruptcy el: are graduates, exactly half the Judges of the
County Courts have taken degrees, and of 100 recorders,
51 are university men.
George Jewell, a child three ikeiasre of age (we
learn from the Western Morn Reim has been killed
bT falling over the cliffs at mother heard
his serums and scrambled far dawn the reeks after him,
but at length the sides were too steep for her tither to
proceed or return, and she ha to wait in that terrible
predicament a long time until aseistaase antred.
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