The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-19 00:00:00

EXHIBITION OF INDUSTRY, 1851.

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MANCRESTRR, Kauai
In the Area of MaMay, I gays the Mali
at the oldhagittoes report for the yahoos of he lonrela
the erste of the late Jobs Orono, In earrylag 0:=
.tea wahrin Ike hie will mai Namara of thud
he thailhag a * this '
Ma ealeigh
inwhook eabithili="ll2 the Wight ham&
Mal% hat alum the Mater tate TV* ham
=1 such • bar to trataleast Ip ha . ewe of
sod Cambridge. It tree set my bresaira to have
stremind to the adder at eo early meteM fasts
whit hove art seem to my mere*
are holds( oat with praisehi initabis
prodleas (cot having wer tostriser-
tUrprehme. Ii does cot that the
will fray eat every fa the short ; bat
Y them is as gonemart that win sashay all that is
unwise, sad magas *aimless to what is joining's sad best.
It behoves all Whets whom the rewt has Misa to lose as
time, if theyarm gay remarks to air, or eigeriewe to make,
la parka &MI Isewort T eMt that • weer M sbeatm
be eire bon &mid of whgisr tat. k ow, Aide se has
bee. to it, whisk has shoodywessed •
very lt=Z the matter far oat wfds. Ward sad
Oembeldge wsesMapeolth soothenda dio ekg Meamed=
foodses sad kw MAW sad =hart promotions w
="11:et seems era wtams the brightest. A
4 war would give to rises of MIS army
• champ of promotion without eternally sighimartinfter
brevets ; sad so doubt men who are sew
of good briefs at the bar, or fat Usages to tubs
would be led away with ',vintner of • Ms
character. Bat the prospects set more sad as,. 1111=7.1
such an opening in the enoked-up maks of those whom too
well bred to work, and too poor to live without aid of gems
kind, is them times of peace stemmata and monomial
tendencies. The result is that the more sensible of our spi-
ealmsal, if not orieuseratic temiliee, ass Meaning to think
that tat ediag sad esmmerdal pursuits, after all, are 110$
wholly to he despised as • last retort for yens's,
sot, sal to those the idea of a college within
the proshasts of this peat capital of manufseturieg
enterprise and skill, where their children would have as
appertain" of estalrag the spirit es well sr the knowledge
welsh ia sash ao sariespbere might to imparted, awakens
home limy Wight uth Menthe have seen their way so
readily to the Mama' of. It is ea asdoubted fact, in
deed, that po* in Me least distort :parts of the country
havea4rdyavmraw interest ra the institution. And
although UM Will of the (matter gives a preference to the
yeah d Ihradtemer itself, and, am to thee, those of the
ewe= direr& of the meaty, there is but bale .lonbt that
staillests will mama themselves trem ether localities. It is
ingestoth Mae, se I have already latimelled, that public
waishildreas 'Wahl de its mimes width the limits of fair
Mraaesbls hatateisa, to want the annaese against my
ens, whisk might he heal to the meshlart of the instils-
den,: or at maws with*. delight' ilo header. Now it
seems that one of this, ea Ili* *spa is need of
wary is that of Coosibotas he Maim in
which the talkie is to bs sitar% the ammokese appear
to have Nivea great ponsimase to eieniesl tesciusg ;
bat that ma perhaps be unmated kw bye* fist that the
founder d kis wish that the student shall be last:mar
is sank heaoshes of karnisy and wham as are usually
laugh is the Inghlt univerutisa, and where sash prosai-
sm* is 'soak ayes to them studies Mr. Owens. how
ever, evidently Intended that there should be no theological
tutor, tor he takes we to bind his earaves by two funda-
mental roles oad tanditious, one of whisk 1 :
" Thee the sandaits, professors, teashre, end other others
sad perms esaaseted with the said institution
Mall not Its requital to make any sleoloration as to. or sub-
mil to any test Maims 01, Moir ntlioiors opinions, end
that nothing shall be introduced In the matter or mode of
education or instruction Os 'Virago, to day religious or
theological subject which skaU be remosably utleasive
to the conscience of any student, or of his relations
gaardiees, or friends, ander whose immediate we be shag
M." It may be reasonably promoted that Mr. Owens was
irnahat in this proviso la gaardiag his foundation from
In aid on which the usefulness of Ozfeed
Mai Cambridge have bees lodged, by throwing it
open to all sects of religioairs. Ile lived and m-
ath id his farinao in a coasaunity whom dissent le
rife to an extraordinary degree, and he knew that to have
swede it exclutive in religions mattes, would be to mar its