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

bled therefore in the adjoining eithOu. !zoos?,

and hastened to draw up a prOtest against the oti-
nox.ou ministerial decree. A po ice-officer soon
arrlved to dissolve the meeting. which, after a short
and impressive prayer by the Rev. Joseph Szkica,
I.ltherau clergyman of the Hungarian congregation
of Peftb, obeyed this order. But scarcely had the
members of the district muting withdrawn, when
about 200 students of the university came, followed by
several hundred respectable citizens, who had on the,
same morning been an the Roman catholic church,
when a maim was said for the Hungarian pose.:
Charles Kiefaludy, an uncle of Madame Kossuth.
and who, on their return, wished to be prevent at
the Protestant meeting. The police force,:
h.rb had in the meantime arrived, rudely ordered
them to disperse, and at once charged them. The
eati.titude gave way. but the students kept Osumi
police for some moments at bay, which allowed the
traced to get off without injury. The riegiuder
the stadests we,, however, taken into ceftedg.mbee
he ..armed eat to be the son of an Austrian meet i
high government office. He was at oeu eeimeed.l
upon which the excitement subsided in the ameba
Dee Protestant agitation still autism's. oeyseially
by the provocatioe given by the goverumeeteladale.
Ail the protestant districts, and seamy ail the
eraiarate having already held their meetings and
voted their protestations the agitation would sew
have died oat in the most natural way, bet
the Austrian cabinet supplies the fuel foe maintains
tog the ere. Tuough no wrote have as yet take.
p.sze, arid the government claim, it indeed es a
ra that it has not yet proceeded to sea stateemds
ties, stilt domiciliary visits were made at the beam
of three superintendent administrators and el
worst lay members of the district meetings; their
Ir. vat. papers were overhauled and carried off, sad
Ihto persons were reasoned to appear before the
preeiscia. criminal court at Readmit on the 11th
of December, when the heavy snow-fall bed made
the reeds nearly impracticable, mach to their ea-
eayeacc and anxiety. After a short inquest they
were all dismissed except three, who are to be in.
du tut for exciting Use people to resistance against
the government ; but even thews three were not
im-
pr.soaed. they had only to give bail. Oa the other
head the government tries to gala some clergymen
ewer in reused the ministerial decree. but until now
with eery qesetimsable eacesee. The Calvinist
etiperialoadeut or administrator of the Danubian
district woe found that his position became un-
tenable after he had given up his opposition against
the decru..thal alert fors resigned. The Name happened
to the I.2theran clergyman of Sebessuitz, to whom
• sengregation declared that he had forfeited their
eutidesee. But the clergyman of emit Miklos, the'
Rev. Me. Hodges, who is 18,49 was violent pasties
of the Aestrians, forgot himself area so far es le
attune sod exeommatiicate all his eserecatios,
the choral, before the altar, whets he saw that they
were sawilliag to accept the deem. Such lads.
crest supporters of Cosat Thaa only ha the ear"
and ere warmly easy vales be the Minister.
1v to the %NESS sathelise, *sir °seduce is really
admisabac. lives the Adessysey displays a Weems
tau altseetber wend is any Ronan netball@
easstry, is odor est to disturb the patriotic unity of
holing ia Hosiery.
The Archbishop of Irian has given a piste of
laud sod material. for the cocetroetioe of a Prsaseleat
accost on one of ,states. Canons have submitted
for the repair of protestant churehes and far VOW,-
tan! rentrenua, omen the ministry has gives orders
to protect au friary Roman catholic corps... from any
possible eontamiantine by the subternmeous neigh-
beurhousi of heretic bodies. Oa the other hand, the
peotestaate truly subscribe foe the erection of a
spleistid altar in honour of St. Stephen, in the
cathedral at Oran, and bumps members of the
Il•maia ca .:holm St. Stephen's Ageociation. Even the
attempt to get up a petition for the preservation of
power of the Pope has failed, the
priests Sivang anarimoatly declared tint by the
law of Austria they have been forbithiva to meddle
with powice, which belong exelasieely to govern-
meat.

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