The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-13 00:00:00

THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTEBB7AI.

We (Daily VOLs) have reason to believe thm Ur
Harold Browne, Bishop of Ely, will be the new An.
bishop of Canterbury. The nomination is one to LUC]
no party in the church can take exception. Dr. Brow-:
war educated at Eton and at Emanuel College, Cambrid.v,
and was a wrangler of his year. He was formerly pin.
femur of Hebrew at Lampeter, and eubsequeediy
Norrisian Professor of Divinity at Cambridge. Ili
wana contributor to Smith's " Dictionary r.
the Bible," and to the volumes called •' Aids s.
Faith," published in reply to " Easays and Reviews;"
be is best known by his *Exposition of the Thirty-Niel
Articles," which baa gone through seven editions, and lis;
become a standard work on the subject. He has ain
written with learning and moderation in reply to Dr.
Cameo. Dr. Harold Browne is understood to have shows
considerable akin in the management of the dioowi
which be has administered since 1864, and hit intervi,w4

with the clergy and laity at the meetings just held so Sis
various 'cm have been of a nature to show Ulu
in him the church of England will have not only an able
guardian, but a clew sighted and progressive leader. The
following extract from • letter which the bishop Lae
written within these few days to Mr. Greene, lately
one of the members for Bury. may be ',voted ae
marking, in • general manner, Ids position with
reference to eockeisstical politics :—" The national
church ought to be comprehensive and tolerant, swat
fair scope to that diversity of feeling and opinion whin
always has, and in this world probably always will, pr'.
vaa among those who worship the mow God and trust is
the sum Saviour ; and I will never be a party to nar-
rowing the bounds of the church so as to reduce it to tie
of • sect. Still, lam very desirous that the
shouldAca s be so clearly pronounced that we may knee
definitely what is permitted and what is forbidden."

The Toronto Globe, referring to various unfa-
vourable statements amide in the Canadian papers
ins the girls taken out to Canada by Mies Eye. declare
that the great majority have turned out remarkably well.
"If we are to believe some people," it adds, the intr,-
duction of these girls has been an injury to the country,
a repetition► of which is to be prevented if possible.
Nothing could be more unfair. Nothing wider of the fact.
chill welcome Miss Ilye's arrival in the country wiik
her hundred girls se a pleasing sad gratifying fact." The
Toronto Globs adds, however, that it would not answer the
purpose of the colony to pay their passage money, became
the same amount could be better employed in promotMa
immigration " in other ways."

The Italian papers state that the great tunns.
through Mont Canis is making very satisfactory progress
From the 16th to the 31st Octoba the distance excarsted
at the southern end was 28 metres, and at the northern 11
metres, making together 62 metres. The average of thi
previous fortnights for some time has not exceeded
metres. The total length of the tunnel is to be 12. J
metres, and the length already completed is 8,953 tne:rw.
so that there now remain 3,261 metres to excavate. l'aier
any circumstances, it la thought that the entire nn,'. z-

taking will be finished by thecosometioement of 1871.
The nomination for Racks, at which a politial
manifesto may be expected from the Premier, will take
place at Aylesbury on Thursday next The right ho 2.
gentleman wiR, as usual, be elected without opposition.
but instead of being adorned as hitherto with two con-
servative', the worbiag of the willority deem will gwe
Mr. Disraeli a liberal colleague. Of the other member.
of the cabinet, the Chancellor of the Exchequer will
be unopposed in North Northamptonshire Mr.
Oldham Hardy, at Oxford University ; and Mr.
Corry, in the county of Tyrone. In North
Lancashire, North Devon, end King's Lynn. the
friend' of Colonel Wilson Patten, Sir Stafford
Northcote, and Lord Stanley are endeavouring to
wrest the second seats from the liberal cy. The only
'eat of a cabinet minister which is direr assailed by the
Metals is that of Sir John Pakington, at roitivich. Thu
seat of Lord John Manners, in North Leicestershire, u
attacked by a conservative, Mr. C. H. Prewen. On thj
other hand, most of the prominent members of the ls!••
administration have to fig t for their seats. Mr. Glad-
stone in South-West Lanamhire, Mr. Cardwell at Oxford,
Mr. Milner Gibson at Ashton, the Marquis of Hartington
in North Lancashire, Mr. Chichester Fortescue in Loath,
Mr. Goarlen in the City of London, Mr. W. F. Cowper
in South Hants, and Mr. H. A. Bruce, at Merthyr. are lilt,
with the exception of the last, called upon to do Nitae
with conservative candidates.
ALLZOND INTIMIDATION OF A VOTICH IN (-• ,-
TIZIMIT.—At the Coventry City Pohce-court yeetentsy.
Mr. Oliver Minister, solicitor, appeared to crave a sum-
mons against Charles Parker, residing in Much Park.
street, Coventry, for intimidating • parliamentary voter
in contravention of the lith and lab Victoria, sec. l 0:.
sip. 6. William Pears, labourer, said that Mr. Parker INS
his landlced, and that on Tuesday lad he had addreael
him to the following effect : Now you have a rote, sn 1
you are going to give it to the liberal party ; but if you d
I shall distress your home the very next Say.- The
magistrate granted the summons.
TH3 OPINING or THE NAV YHA? AND POTT.TB7I
llsammr.—The gentlemen eemdein4 the Markets Liu.
movement Commit** with Mr Bombe. s Jona, ettl
architect, and Yr. T. Bodkin, &airman, met last man?'
at the works now in the coarse of completion at Smith-
field, for the papas of mmlaisseagements for the open
ing of the new meat and market The oressens
is axed to take place on y the 14th inst., and will
be inaugurated by a banquet, for which purpose the
central roadway trill be elegantly fitted up.- His Royal
Highness the Prince of Wales- having seaweed tom
inatibty to be premed, the Lord Mayor has consented to
preside on the otiosoon. On the lst of December the
market WSI be opened for public beiness.
SINGULAR CRAWS OP SHOOTHW • MAN.—At
Barnsley Courtlicare, on Wedneiday, Henry LAI& oil-
bevy owner, Rieke. and a local preacher among the
Primitive Neealigeolleeehersea wigh whootiai at • miner
named Wen Aim asldated that between
five and six eels* en week be was walking
along the send lidding from Yappl.ww to Roystoue.
when delonimit drove pot la a gig on the way to Ho
Mes where bbd as aansinametrotratA #ftre !!"
had pined abed arid; tarred end debbscatcl,
Ho-
tted ::4=ri=sam• —la answer to Mr.
Sat he did not know the -
rizast.
and that he did ad by the informatics anti
after he lad demi disiemilmit bea immitimPlated taking
against bin for eissopset kisbaraY mbber'•
bCwdesitguat mos dleminesd the men
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