The Express.
London, England, 1857-01-10 00:00:00

TEE DENISON CASE.

The following letter of the Anhdeocon of Tinton
appears in the Non of this day, addnund to the Like el
that journal

Bir--1 am aliened that in applying to the Quecies
Bench for a madams to the Judge 44 the Court of Appel
of the Ptovinee to entertain my &ppm], it would be tsirike
in nu to place before the Court of goalie Bench, Ire,
of affidavit, the wrong which hoe been doss as, mit
tence of sdnainistration of law throughsqlhame

"Now, as Whose of worse or itioir-e km* mug hle
M bind in the barteep of onr courts of law.;c4n2a
peen to or hot, nom now, the public are
ef the hot, int ao,however little many of them saT was
with as, dew wad ell desire that I should hare a fair trial,
I with to be alhool, as briefly as may be, to place kin
time in yeeg tekenne the principal ingredients of which the
ban eanpasadol.
" The Ind karoot thine proceedings is, no doubt, (idled
mto as; beam: if adverse, it is my temporal mint
D: laggreisead, meth greater moment to theelionch
Lilfleolmitailintilhatelot forever, of the Holy Eneherbt
addaidisd by construction .if c touts of law, se
wig be Ht are, if the doctrine of the court of Batt be
allowed to *ant It Is agate eleven greater moment to the
eametemitp et lwrge than to myself that that denial of subs
etentiel juellines—wldelt has hitherto been the mile in these
net Meg. espomare and censure at the
and nein] reprobation at the hands
at thosidie.
" Xy it, that there has been the show, bat not
the at en inquiry; the pretence, and, at the same
refusel, of a ; that the tribunals beton
whisk come boa bon brought bare been wholly unfit to
=Cellist ; and
LUtlietpherenh't k.uthe7,k'halaad
so hot flip
W brain.
" n
pmend te est mat in detail the proofs of this propos
e:

The commiwion was not constituted upon any Pug
and equitable, or even intelligible, prin. : the (institution
of it was left to the prosecutor; who appears, from the let*
of the arch ' to myself published in the Mae. October
llthben, 1864 i, to have hem allowed to nominate all ihe moo.
of

this it became my duty to challenge mei ninallf
of the ounimiasion, in acomdanric with an old ass WOOF
lodged rule of the Law Bockisiastival ; and mole partici*
the Rev. C. 0. Mayne. My challenge was disallowed, IMP
rally and particularly.
"2. A hearing was reQued me either in person or bj emp
eel upon the question before the commission.
" 3. Certain material words were omitted in the gaily II
the commission, es in the charge; so that the doctrine on&
plainod of and condemned le not my dort rine.
"4. The commissioners, haring found themselves mastitis
noceasity of acquitting me of holding any Wench' dactripis
and particularly the doctrine of tranAttb;tantintion ; that Is Is
say, having found themselves under the neocarity, model
without hearing me, of acquitting me of everith*.aa
alleged against mc respect of tho lioly Euharist, itek
the churan of Engl and 'hencondemned or c
censansi, poo
arida, nevertheless., to condemn lily teaching in into, mig
aglrm that them was Ramapo' prima facie ground kill.
ther
" rrneetTle. medal and exceptional provisions el Or
3rd and 4th Vie., 86, now applied for the Met=
Arebbiahop of Cingmbury beanie the rmaidant of
at Bath.

—"
I era readb/tionsite oath that, to the of'.y Mew.
ledge and the Areabiabop had dot hood bef
In 1855, la now nhouM deride the an,
to produce a wheats raper. this fact.
"6. The rant et Math relined to hear material Ws
demo disparate( tho troth of ell the reveal MOTO
against nee.
" 7. As et Mewl* so at Both, by the omission of
oraterral words, the doctrine esedsuned is nut my doted*
There is rem ire pellitien hoe Ira the court at agate.
for the tegrarados at Clewed= ; breams the woo*
omitted In •
the show at Clerasion, hot has inseteltrig
alai* Wham et Asit.
" IL Th. preesedrags Mirth wero peers:don throughout by
the had uses err ad without Interference on the put of
any other weather at bout, with the moat indecent hes*
showinc trey a Browse concluniun.
"h. _ which woo never questioned, bet
rather oreughent by the counsel for the prow*
ties, and by the seat al Bah, a, uow *night to be Weeded
with 011 the para et the premocutise, end has actually, MISS
butane., bent denied hyjelgoasst ot Court of Spy** et Ile
province ; ant that lam maw tespelled to go to the MIS
wart which required the Arelaideop to casedtde his
court is the diocese of Belle and Wellayatd ire which It to
=le =ppm** at that resimpbted erre
In the way of the ordinary by meal, he •
sedenee `require the Jugidgec of the Court !Appel et ihe
*Meet is integrals ay ogeL
"The Interihnoes eat the tree coons el Aigeal the
part tithe
law; is the Anal of wen( tele me sidle
='flaw ; eni,wintit sanest bees asses,
whole clemettse tithe preeselle* =LI raw
Bra reyealf to bass lass WOW poi* rain seeprieo. I
weld we have eopperik tin sew, that all cesdihntions ei
comma Mom and desesey *NM ha* Meg ems reeeintsly
pet aid by deem le* have erigiterael end ceedarrad
FYIs"7/ I hod *di the end emete impel* that
dilloellies would be throws In the et a dee mil MIL
3C1Z7:82.44.1.1.:MZermah01l healugan=
peetenks etas seousk field M meet* to hie Islam I
should have saltred a allow any to he orderal
my behalf et Bea, es have tee lip eat by ddloqi
bee** as it was set to a jwstire at the her
of the meet at If I had that there was w, of the law so es to make the sonst•
old* eel* •OW igennoes—or eras mythic( MOM Oa
the mate.ef alma= eourt—l coda bare hod sadder le
do with so parse* a smeary of law andinotk• at ,het yea
its
by the =tire owe* end preesedings of the siert*

7'44 dere are the principal, but by no means the NIA
ingredients of shout is hideous sa Wonky so has ever bent
sought to be psponstod tags ewer of English low. I cen-
se* ounot Got Oben sing& M, emelt and every one el
them Site, as Ido poet[ ; bat It Is my plain duty to
ethos% nor than to muff, to place then, as they &min-
ibus, the eiqead the ounonutity.
"To be 'ved al my erioweeets, and, much mere, to
be Judged to sat by op tenet of low, however ineompe.
tent' to cure of seek le the church of Etudfa, ff
a heavy blow. it is a smolt matter wan
weisbel 4 the lime egoist the eepreet hof distaeti 8
• *mt. vibe • Inarinn, meeting no.
4.i.a.Tringtejleietinglataireists,....l=tgllnasSePot=:ri
feetice.—Very owinw yew%
"Genoa ANTiffiNT DEMON,
Mchtillieoli of Ta =ton.
"Fad Brent, Jan. 5, 1857."

We have now no minister at Naples, and the eon
and who woe in charge of English interest, at the Neap°Ham
court, after the departure of the English end French ent-
leweedors (Captain Galway, en office of the Royal Eallh
wee unfortunately suddenly carried off about threw weds
ago tri a severe illness.