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LONDON. TVEDNISDAy. JUNE S.

♦ DOUBLE NUMBER o 1 EXPRESS will
M Pslabelled ii anal ON SATURDAYS.

Tie Ulthunontane party of the Roman Catholic
Chas* lashed with the secomes maimed in
Ambit end Naples, has be a less time acted ea
tugs it believed that at last the reign of its Saints
was at hand, and that the time was near when it
amid eseembilly maks *grand effort to driest...* the
advancing rtie of I istelligenee and Freedom. Galling
as were its repeated discometures in Salvia' is, they
wove in mese degree compensated by the spectacle of
Spar Gam mom bras& beneath the yoke, and by
the "peeper of inereased power in Portugal. In
Belgium the straggle, though more protracted, was
not sessidered doubtful, with a majority in the
Chambers sad in the Ministry. That kingdom in
fact has latterly been looked upon as one of
the strongholds of Ultramontanism, and as des-
tined to be the theatre of one of its greeted
triumphs. Checked in 1830, the new Constitatiou
of the kingdom bate into the hands of
the peer pare a weapon, in the shape of
the Jastalled mane, of which it has *railed it-
self ebb simpler dexemity. It had to act on the
=.ls:pdm by looping them in a state of
rstlibra and in a sort of ecclesi-
astical thealiwa, it pemesd ths means of sill-
sr/derby is the Chambers ea
=al4l=7l, Iff Effilesey hems of a constita-
ld
1111,.. ID aril. the meet serious blows
at tintla ant at the civil liberties of
the The mete et ANS, by the ellsrveseence
in the papier mid, maimed the task
tee poise to be thew egad, mewed but the pre-
=when reaction gip** taws
mid with sask bpi* ewe to=
moll/ Mesa to bow boo lbsegbilemilbwr for
a weep men all" aell ire drellke-oese arwe
the Ade el prier* Iniealls Neel Ibeweelts of
the pit& Hamm fie hipidentfeidedeas el the 1
Belgian prelates against the State Usisandlies, sad
the ',minket touting, enforced by themes of eccle-
siastical moire, for the Jesuit College at Louvain,
which provoked so masterly a retort in the earlier
sittings of the present Chambers. The crowning
assault, however, is that which has recently been
maw in the Charitable Societies Bill, and which
boss promked a manifestation on the part of the
people se serious and so unmistakeable that we
trust the tools of the Ultramontaniets have received
a lesion which will keep them for a while in check.
By the new Coustitntion, all charitable and ecele-
iiestbal bodies in Belgium were declared M-
e:aped& of holding property. All donations
for Charitable purposes are obliged to be made
to the, civil administrator, and their distribution
was , Expressly walked to those functionaries who
were "namable to the civil tribunals in the we of
malsersation. But in the Bill the digression of
which has provoked this recent stoma and the ed.
joarbsunt el the Chambers this regulation was
ewhibtailik be set aside, and ecclesiastics] and
ebollabb • were to be allowed not only
le sigdie lleilisee of every kind, but dews were
tebereille pea of ruminating special treetop be
Ile Illadelliollew of Air bequests and gins. The
old *Way theeellower was again to he Iraq&
late
nuts , and rtows of the death-hod, ewer
by the Seat dwithholan the easeellisee
of bin Ile wealthy msimi, twee to be
used we more as the flowletio ea whisk to bill
the Ashes of the Choi wed et its deposing lo•
seitatices.

The literal pores of Belgium, and ths libmal
minority et the Chambers, have fought the battle
gallantly bat insffeetaally, so far as remits the
mersersealt in votes ; but an incident in the debage.
trials( mmarently, but inomentom in its moo-
couvres, his eablemd what so strength et segnmend
had lean enabled to effect. The epithet of " es•

worthy seined y." ("plied to the preteadrowsleas
stalest ma abase of this Is rant istrestion et Ibis
principles of the sonstitaties, brew& dews ea M.
Few Oxus the wrath of the Ohara party, the

strong demonstratioas of sympathy ea the Pert at the
wedismie in the galleries, end the gonad, ozmilelea
of the latter. The deliberations were ordered by
the President to be private, which added feel
to the lame, and the makes Welted
the Papal Nine* hooted the ministers and the .b.
noxious &path% and for seas days the priseipsl
cities et Belgium have been in a state of enedtement
in whisk the sympathy at the MONO with the °pi-
nks, of the eppenents of the Bill, sad their deter-
miaaties to newt if oroonory to violists rather
thee mar It to pane, have been clearly demon-
Basted. The enthaelastie reeeptiem et the Doke
sad Dithers of Itaisier at the theatre, and the
'minimal cries of " Vise le Bah" sod Down with
the Prisms," Ike., gore asepisetionobte 'widens. ea

to the tom awl dim-ties af papaw feeling. Th.
Mao has vary whet,' ofjaareel the awabere, whisk
re a wade of &dais; the eiewaiow /seems I .d
we Wow that qaiet will be notated sad the
piesety b sties will take the lama to heart.

A aowswetat remarkable movemeat b Dow biking
plass with mderaseo• to whet may be teemed Middle.
dais lidopetioa.

The present position of the Universities with re-
tennis to the saner is se follows. The Rev. Fes-