The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-29 00:00:00

MR. MOZART BBIZOII Till PAPAL

Q UIBT/ON.

The ./Nvereeses Jowled of yesterday pabliebes
no tone haat, from Mr. &new NW ICI the Rev.
Dr. W. i bop at Ortory :
" Peu4ca. 1.)•'• 2.A*.

"illy doss Lord,—l regret very much that it will not be in
say powwr to attend the meeting on St. Stephen's day. If
his Holiness the Pope had by his vices or hie tyranny excited
the ladapatka of his subject', or if, alter violating the
fundarasstal laws of the country over ',Aids he ham been
elected to rote, he had withdrawn himself from it, and
thereby "abdicated' according to the judgment prooounced
in Ragland on such conduct, or, scoonliag to the judgment
prosonnoed in Scotland, 'forfeited' his on we might be
disposed to place nose reliance on the sincerity
of those who tarot to have discovered in the
present condition of his states a it omission
hr applying the principles of the revoluties which
placed the house of Brunswick on the throne of
these realms. But seeing that ne is a men whose character
will bear comparison with that of the most exemplary sove-
reigns in enema or modern timos—that he hem not only
faithfully observed the implied compact between him and hi.
people, but proved himself the friend of liberal institutions—
that freedom of tommerce bee during his reign been deve-
loped to an unprecedented extent—that he Is the munificent
patron of education, art, and science, and still ample; the
pekoe in whith, by hie predecessors in oar own days, the
most 'ketone evidences of unshaken constancy have been
displayed, and the boldest rebukes Modalities& to per-
secutors and oppressors--1 am reluctant to believe
that a British minister will, by encouraging revolt
spied so good a prince, 00111014 his sovereign and her
people to the principle that the inhabitants of any portion of
ea empire are free, at the instigation of a foreign power in arms
for an Idea, to throw off their allegiance and declare them-
selves independent. There has been nothing in the oonduct
of Pins the Ninth at variance with that goodwill for Rag-
land, her dynasty, and her people, which owned for • not
lens illustrious pontiff the gratitude and support of England
at the Swops= emolument of 1816. The sow partially
altered holing of British statesmen for the sisp has its
origin in differences on matter* awledsedes4 winA. would
not have arisen bad it not bete for the bed teste of a smell
easjority in the Roses of Lords, which, by denying to his
Holiness, in an set for reestablishing diplomatic Mathes
with kis court, the style sad title of which are acknowledged
by •11 the governments of Europe, and by imposing restrict-
dosses the selection by him of an ambeethdor to which no
sovereign with the keit regard for his own dignity could
submit, rendered impossible those oomatiankaticess sad =-
planations between his ministers and those of our precious
(sea which are the ordinary mesas of preventinsanten-
&Pretending. between other great powers end the Bee.
With seeable sad thoughtful men, in parliament else-
where, your meeting in Kilkenny, and the other meetings
which lave taken piece Ireland,, will have the good elset
of elicit iog a demand for facKand proofs before the weipht of
Ragland is throes into the Kele minket the most &magma of
all her allies in her struggle with the tint Napoleon, and will
prevent the exhibition by a British plenipotentiary at the
apprcectiog Congress of an anti-catholic sad sestorka
spirit, which would expose us to the contempt sad derision of
the world.—l am, my dear lord, with great respect, faith-
fully yours, Wirateer Sass."

THE LATE FIRE AND Loss OF FOUR LIVES AT
WESTNlNSlll7l4—Yesterday afternoon an inquiry took plane
before Mr. Bedford, the coroner at the Stesicna House,
Werminster, tato the circumstarior attending the deaths et
Henry Bileon, aged 20 months, Bush Bileon, aged 3 years
Eliza Chapman, aged 63, end Clarlisa, her daughter, aged
18, who lust their lives on the accretion of the Ere in littis
George-dor, Westminster, reported in the Daily News
of Saturday last. It appeared from the evidesoe of Sarah
Gabb, who was servant to the deceased Mrs. Chapman, that
by the direction. of the latter she placed some linen before the
kitchen fire to dry before she went to bed, and left it there.
Two or three hours afterwards she yes awoke by the breaking
of glees and estrous smell of burning, and there is little doubt
from the evidence that the calamity °darned in the linen
having takes fire. The inquiry wee formally ad'iurnod.
BYRIOUS ACCIDENT TO MR. RENNIE.—Wo regret
to lairs that Mr. Brianis, the engineer, while cresing the
Blankfrians-roed, on the Ist init., on his way home, was
knocked down by the horses of a coal-waggon, both wheels
over his legs, dreadfullylacieratiog them. He now
cis very
precarious state. attended by Mr. Lawrence, the
surgeon. Yr. Rena% was picked np, pat into a cob, and
ccavoyed to hie boar in Whitehall-pleat
RAILWAY ACCIDENT NUR Sig ramlno.—On Mon-
day night, the pirouette by a train leaving Mehra' for
Sheffield were placed in tonsiderable jeopardy, and several of
them revived bruises of a more or his severe ohs:eater on
their heads and faces. The train leaving Derby at eight
o'clock at night and Chesterfield at 9.49, wee about half an
hour behind its time on arriving at the Mastro' station. TM
passengers for Shefeeld changed omegas at Hasbro,' sad
when the train in which they bad taken their seals had got
fairly in motion, and was turning the curve which join. the
Midland main line with the line running between Sheffield
sad Rotherham, it ran out of its proper course on to
a siding. Thee was • luggage train standing on the aiding,
and the parenger train ran into it with rime force, oanaing
a severs shook to the parengere, coins of whom were
pitched with great force off their rate to the other side
of the carnage to which they were sitting. The train appears
to have got out of its course by some negligence at the points
which did not appear to have been attired after the
luggage train had been shunted on to the siding. When the
duvet of the engine Saw that the train had go* out of its
course. he suddenly reversed the engine, sad did all he could
to diminish the force of the shock which mint inevitably take
place. Notwithstanding his great efforts, however, the shook
was very severe, and several of the partsgers were much
shaken and bruised. In a first-class carrier there were the
following legal gentlemen residing in Sio Meld . Mr. John
Chamber. Mr. William Wake, and Mr. Bernard Wake. TM
Meath. Wake sat opposite each other, and when the arcus-
sion occurred Mr. Bernard Wake was thrown violently
against his brother. and the nose of the latter wee very
severely bruised and both hie eyes deeply discoloured. Mr.
CIRENCESTER AGRICULTURAL COLLEGIt.—The Chambers wee severely abates, and sustained contudons in
session at this college was brought to a close on Tuesday the loin and on the shoulder. pats passengers were also
evening, the 20tti, the examinstions having ended on the braised about the far, and other of the body.
previous day. Mr. Edward Holland, M.P., chairmen of the SINGULAR FULFILMENT OF A DREAM.—An in-
committee of masagemeat, distributed the diplomas and quest was held on Tuesday evening at Sheffield, on the body
prizes, end the choral society of the college treated the of Mr. Charles Holmes, button toeoufworet• Clough Hou"-
evtiusirennitawiareth alsemecuirving thiswhichsesewiones f‘dthlyanaptuPrectZette nFurnewerber
befog only 16, while the aippficationa for admission, besides lane, who bed been found drowned on Monday mornieg, in
mithatuLaisdium-invilwitl Dabint..,
its
cottapt.toywnwith Deoterhis
wife.ed ITefthvhis.dhoimeed
being more numerous, are from men of an age more likely to through the town together, and about nine o'clock, at which
derive full Warns. from • collegiate system. Under Is.. time they ware at the top of Unionetrar, he rid to her,
proved management there is ovary prospect of the college "I'm going to leave thee here, Finny." She said, " Are
not may filling sad answering its purpose, bat also of paying you ?" and he replied, " Yes, I went to err an old friend.
Its expenses and leaving • rat for the proprietors. who lancing to Birmingham on Monday, sad he is to be
CHRISTMAS IN THE QUEEN'S PRlSOlL—Netwith- bow" She said to him, "Well Charlie, don't stop long,
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.._„ln the demise of the late Baron fa gentle. because Ido feel queer about that dream ;" and he replia,
man a"'maga e• Thursday last at the Poson's end "Oh, don't say Ord; I'll just have • alas., and then coma
distributed about 7a. seek to the poorer class of prisoners home. Go, end get the supper ready, and l'll come directly."
thus confined. An snarl gift of • ooneithrable sore of She then left him. When be got into the house be was in-
money was fora great number of years given by the late vited to drink wish his friend, lint be exhibited some rho.
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barns lather to the Whams "on the county" rafted for bum, saying that on the night before his wife had dreamed
BALLOT MEETING AT Lawaa.—H plias mat* debt in the Queen's Prism Oa his theirs It MI into &bar that she saw him dead in a public-house, and that she had
I. Provo, the OWNS of the ballot, seavasea as the mere thee for some lima, until • Orkin was mode to the dreamed a similar dream about • week before. Unfortu.
of a lay of thews, will be held in the Lesture.hall. Levee, late baron, who, finding his fathor bad made the annual mealy, however, be yielded to the tempted," got drank.
oe Thursday, Jr. L Me i. V. Ilbelbey, Bast.. ILL ex donation, bearolently esothrod the same up to the time of and did not leave the pnblicthouse till after twelve. He was
Wesiodurer, kespromier to rerlds,and the eat his decree. Some appraised= was felt when his death accompanied pert of the way hones by his friend, end was
be addressed by 14.1111diskaur and Mr. G. Liguori Benb was announced ea to withltsr say more payments would be never afterwards seen alive. Near his boon era the Lead-
= behalf of the Behr fledity. Ungsmil roarer attach= math. AU doubt, however, was removed by the arrival of mill Duna ; end, to consequence of his not returning home,
to this mestiNg, en rothot dtheosming roltion ass Uwe.. thaw:thy en Thursday last. It is not known whether, after his wife Mt convinced that be had fallen In and got drowned.
An tuvltetien to Wind It bloom hes. derwasgsg to the yew, his lordship bas, by will or otherwise, ordered the A search wee made, sad ou Monday morning his body was
Mr. Blennoweoe to elde doe the earddets fir the donation to be contrite!. The animal gift was originally feud in the water, and was removed to the Royal Standard
bel4
borough... the M. deationes le to be eagedgig Pte. sea to a limited umber of pitKOISS, but was reduced publiothonee, where his wife saw the bedy, and identified it
ea the question Of Hsi ballot Daring lime Lever was to Ti., so tint a greater symbershould partake of the bounty. as that of her hnebaod. The jury returned a verdict of
illiensmold y the Welb. Vary _AO litg Mr. Beth& the TMpear prisomare have also received on from other " Pound drowned," and recernmengei thet en opea in the
earoletag assaiber. be* menhirs akearbod eitsgothor tram 4s. Id. sue fa ash, and a joint of meet, ranging wall, near the dam, through which it is ispiond to bed
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