The Express.
London, England, 1850-02-19 00:00:00

dis.ti-u• ion. mode. or it was starocrd. for the bettor tid-
mammon* of Gar. glory ; sad sew ae lemisleteso mope is
to I Ifici • tried, lot only a patio:, n-distribation for the
purpose el oc:unyli.hitic the ei•sumg• Punt moot directly
r•timig ta that sll.,rportant end. I moot cosfetoosy
1,1,1, het to hi car the i rinriplo of re-distribution sod cf
eno ne.i.m so vehemently onattemnod. arid tAgt aliertdlol
oa snrie;ability of coplanar property e• atreamouly
meted by El nett me. hired, dose emits my notortillo-
meat.
flo spoke Bishop BtoatrlEED oa the 30th of June,
1$40; and so well eatisficd was that a-tuts and
cautious prc late with what he then sp..ke, that be
printed and published his words for the especial in-
struction of Deans and Chapt. re. To Bishops
i I Lit and I.EE; and to lawyers TURN= and &WOE-
LEY, Dr. Bt wER's political influence and Canon
CED-roN'a bad Latin may, therefore, be safely left.
What the churchwardens originally proposed was
to repeal the Act of 3 end 4 Vie., c. 113, so far as it
regulated (under a mistake little creditsble to the
tr en chapter) the incomes of the Dean and Chapter
of )lone-rester ; to give the future deans 1,0001.
a-year, with the cure of souls of the parish church, and
with its chaplains for a eir curates ; to make the four
canons, reduced but still substantial incomes,
ircumb.nts of four pariah churches ; to apply the sur-
plus of the church property, in the first iustanee, to
churches ard clergymen in theB townships that have
now nearer, and, as it increased, to the augmentation
of the incomes of the incumbents of the other 63
churches generally. In adnition, they sought to
place the property under local lay management. The
last portion of their scheme the forms of parliament
have, however, compelled them to abandon; and the
first portion the bishop has insisted oa their modify.
ing. *though agreeing with Mr. TURNIP., that all
the present chapter lie ander the obligation of paro-
chial duty, Dr. LEE (with episcopal inconsistency) in-
sists can having two of the canons without any cure of
sAt's; ve hrt eat Dean Bow ER and his Lint brother sine-
curies, of e..urae, rejoice hugely. Dr. LEE, more-
over, asks ;301. a year each for his two a;necurists.
The churchwardens, objecting to any sinecure'', are
eoutsnt to purchase their bishop's practical suppsrt
by givirg him two; but on condition that he takes
them with 300/. a year each. And so the bill is

dra .e.
This little hiatoriette is not without its moral—it
shows ho sincerely the laity generally desire a
thorough reform in the church; how reso.ntely op-
po=rd Deans and Chapters are to any improvement ;
and h.w bishops (wiser in their generation) will
yield a little, if enticed onwards by a job of their
own.

FRANCE.

PARIS, MONDLT, 5 30 r ic.

To-413y, previous to the resumption of the debate on
the Etocation Bill, the president, M. Dupla, com-
ma: ie.ted • ministeral &content, exhibiting the re-
cept a d I xpendi..ure fur 1849, and .bowing as
of the 1 tter over the former of 263 thilliJcs. Th e
debit. on .be Education Bill was tren resented upon
the 17th arti4l, to the effect that ell inspectors are to
be ch a it by the mil:liege from • l s. pre prated by the
poperior eriancl. None can figure on that l'ist ulna
he be prof. ee w of a fourth clue, or chief max or ..f a
priewe c. Lege, or principal of a c3mtuunal allege
of the hrs• clew or a licentiate or doctor. Nose can be
iti.e na general unites they belong to the statiots
a• ore mentioned, or unless tbsy ere rectors or in-
Beet°. a of academies. A third of the iisretoes-gene-
tal, to oe taken amongst the members belonging or
harin. bet aged to free education.
M Bart cl lay atemed that the last paragraph of
the e' we should he omitted.

c committee omitted, but the government and
31 To re opposed this; M. Paritu, however, ad:pt-
ing a mosso Immune, propoerd that the lest paragraph
should be worded as &Bows "The minister will
mike 1143 nomination to an inspectorship-general
withua: the advice of the superior council."
Thus weeded the clans: however, did not please
nut y mimbere, and u'timatly it paced only by 300
290.
'lh! rep vt of the Bank of France, for the year
1849, h • ja,t been published. Ocner.il revolts ay re-
gayly she tare. List years : In 1817 the operations of
the Ba k, including its branches and departmental
bs. .anted to 2,718,000,000 fr.; in 1848 they
fell t 1,71,000,000 fr.; and in 1849 to 1,328,000,000
fr.mrs.

A Marseilles journal gives the fallowing acemint of
th- reaent disturbance at Narbance. Tho red party
had been for some time accost tmed to give halls,
wnicn were in reality political demonstrations, and
they Itu t. always reused to allow the commisary
of po!ic., to a.teud them. On the 7th they got
up a.. • her ball, for which invitation were issued
is the tams of a M. acid Mme. 8., and they resolved
to m.ke tt e ball last several days. Ou the 10th a
body o trove was marched to the ball-room, the
ions were opened by force, and the usual summonses
were made by the commissary of pllice to the people
to divers... At this the reds, who had collected in
cics.dert.b:e numbers, displayed great exasperatioo,
booed tte commissary, and pelted the soldiers. The
ctmwirsary was wounded in the head. Some of the
rioters, two of whom received sabre wounds, were
arrested, and order was eventually reestablished.
P. S.—lt was said in the corridors at the National
Assernhly that news had been received of late dates
from Greece, to the effect that Admiral Parker had
received despatches from his governm« nt, and that his
eondrut had been modified in constquenoe.

FIRE.III.

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6, ep.
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lb. Ile
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80, max.—Paris sad Chinas. 790 ; Puts and tarera, 330 ;
Rates ait4 Harm 941 93 ; 4704 and Marseille% 200 Baw
blurs a!A leak 11l ; Catie lemon), 303; Orleans and Bor.
tea. . A 73 ; . 434 23; asterism sod Troyes, 107 30; Paris
and sire, War& $37 30; ttaa and N 44014. 14$ 73; 4w111.4 (right
Maki, 114 34; Varatillts (UR MA)a 170 ; Bt. Ormatl4. 410.

Weans% Ira IL—Tbres pr a 114 ppm Fear pa
(AO*" 14 Pillm me* per NMI, 121 pew. caws'. 71 P,.
beak id IL fertbsamil. 14 mow. Exchange on Losabs..l9.ll.

GERMANY.

BERLIN, Fan. 15.
Both yesterday and to-day a greet variety of
alarming rumour. have prevailed on the Bourse, in
col *Noon.* of which all securities have been equally
fiat. Toe government's new war-loan amounts, it
seems, to 20 millions. Lest night a telegraphic
dispatch in the National Zeilung, from Paris, stated
that French mediation had not been accepted by
England in the Oreek business. Then it was
reported that Hayslett was appointed cam.
assnder-in-chief of the Bohemian corps. Next
came the rumour that Denmark would certainly make
waft the Duchies. Nor were representations un-
whispered concerning Russian and Austrian notes
seaming the Bundes-stakt. On the whole, the sum
total of dark eventualities was enough to weigh has-
war on tt.e most buoyant stock.
In last night's sitting of the Second Chamber, the
bititget of the Ministry of Commerce and Public
~rite was wiled. The receipts toe 1819 are exa-
m.t .d at 3,283 rig dollars, the ordinary expenditure
at 3 millions, the extraordinary expenditure at 2i
tbe separate naivety fund, receipts in 1849,'
7▪
'i WO six dollars; expenditure, 1,740,0001 for 18.50,
receipts 74,083, ordinary expenditure 81 millions, ex.
triwrdinary 2 millions.
Data from Vilma are to the 12th. The
.papera
cantata no news. The canatitatiois of Oallista
ere expected. A military eqsabble had taken plan',
at Inn_ spend() in which some thirty soldiers were
w mooed with ethos cute._

Haybau iw rerorted to have bon made commander
o. tke Bohemian corps 41' armee in ma of Archduke
A b,•rt. This ie not a more rumour, but recta on re-
►y.cable authority.

PWanwetas Goias of the 14th
publishes olliaisUy the tasty d pan between Ass-
Ups an I Bardiaia, together with the law &Mbabane
iu mention.

ALBANIA.—Tbe Ojos GINA* of the 13th Mates
that the Turkish government hem neknowlellgedinA
guaranteed the constitution of the magi repubbe
Zs4uri, in Albania. near Janina, and emmisting of 44
villages sad 26,000 inhabitant&