The Express.
London, England, 1868-04-07 00:00:00

1118CILLA-WlOO/1 TOPTC4.

Tan Rican or Woiwe.-Last evening • public
meeting was held at ilteatead-strere Chapel, Llackfrime.
in furtherer/se of the movement for oterferrieg the ririgghbt f
suffrage apes all women being freeholders, h
or ratepayers, or who are ladling the ossaditi7:72
property or occupancy required of men. The meeting was
extremely well atlondsd. Professor Fermat, M.P., Gem.
pied the char, supposes& by do T. Hughes, M.P., Bet.
ID Conway, Mx. James Heywood, Bev. It. Spare, am
D.
DIIIIZOM IN MearAinsOnn. -A new church
is Moat to be erected in the perish of St. Merylebem, in
the immediate neighbourhood of Dorest-muare, for a new
dieldrot which will bear the maw of St. Oyprien. The
Bev. Charles Gulch, 8.D., fellow of Sidney Sussex Col-
lege, Cambridge, who bee had for some time poet the
charge of the madam will he the int incumbent. The
mamma will be mated is the Crown and the Bishop of
Lmdon intimately.
TRIM DIMON Driers.-Mr. Theme Hughes,
!LP., presided Ina night et a teeters ie Dungy Chapel by
the Bev. Newman Hall. The building wee crowded by
working men, who listened with groat attention to a our
miry of the late delete, The feetine said that ea •
protestant be repudiated the injustice dm* in the tame
of protestantises to the Boman catholic/ of Ireland. No.
mule he hoped to ea scripral Christianity triumph. he
disked that sash eaebetreltue to the receptive of tha heath
at& be maroved. Me. Hughes expressed his plaware at
witnessing the isigligent and fixed &Menem it the
andlearmide hope that speed* the Irish Mush
mem to be seleMleited, ,and_ that the lingliala church
be mom compreirambie as to &How ihe clergy oa
coomunime to lake met momonally to her serviets.
wee saamased that mad Monday will be the dosing night
New BRUN/MICK ANi TIEN DOMINION OP DANALIy of this Arles of popular lestares.
--A telegraphic despatch by the Athena (ebb Maim A Cone/ozone Wou•n.-On Friday afternoon
that at the parliamentary election whisk has jut cabal the children of the Rev. T. E. Beskworth. el hybildae,
puce in the City of se. John* the him miss was weed with their amasses for • walk by the beaks of the
gam madame. of • h
Repeal of the Union with Canada. The Repeal egediatia teem and Momiltthe
eme, renal Twored a s Mat, aged form
sheet
was duly elected upon the show of am& and' he
Irma fa elepping from one rock to another to
Cumin Arrre.--The Revue Pi:raisin ray, there in into • deep pool. Her
dis a kind eat in Tram remarkable nee oily dor logiog ffia to her rescue. and pelisse
Miser seen @Meow, sad emploging them ia nubile weeks bar on are the gained beir hada& bat in doing
for the limas of An at jag" let -aka for the inSist wan Iwo& earned under water cat of het
sowing around their settlement made el • mail neon dePth• am ewe to the endear twice, whoa her screams
ache ,m Dinh, afterwards amp ad weer were heard by the goorrases, • young lady of twenty-oat
ow=gronarlot - fir the pupae& rim, who taeoMr*. eat to the epee,
roe mor bet win
ran UNITZD fir•ine sante Boum •adadtd• and anand had Of
IN • Ulan her heed mom water fen
teed haoriels a further sea - saga, „bootLo eider aster rem for emosease.
teed with the Hootheig-dmarteen %Ma !hip
for the ommysairealf retie hi Now Nei by deer ladawawa "arrinuisr 1=44 thli• heads for • ender of
mhewn The mask party were ea well m maid be en.
which mil Beetbemp•M over! Prior.
the United Elateswilt asemillagly.be ea& up is peV.the next dey.- Waterer NoreiropMerca
sad forwarded te en tho day ail " Civil'Mvies Gazette " has the feilirwiat
Friday. for osaveyanse by sae c 4 the lifealuarg- I-4 ere INlgnigunaal
war MiilM
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The Herald insists that Mr. Disraeli and his °oilmen
have no interest in maintaining the Wises of the Irish
church. It is no part of their policy to defend or perpetu-
ate estate of things illustrated by supernumerary bishops,
dew, and chapters without cathedrals, sinecure rectors,
and incumbents with congregations &If dozen
Let these anomalies be verified by soltbentio evidence
such as that which the royal commanion VI empowered to
collect, and the government is perfectly re.uly to confront
and redress them.
The church of England, according to the Tdrjrop.l,is
warned by the vote on fisturtLy tnonung, but not thrne-
tened ; she has to learn by it that the hour has come far
her to be wiser, larger, nobler, and more Christian then
any other communion, and then she will be, not merely
the titular church of England, but the abursh of elbrist
upheld by the people of England ; and, released from her
. . . . _

falal moikery beyond the frith i'Laniiel, .Is. will 'lave

One of those little apropos sketches which need awed to thin vote the era of a new and blessed inelleroals
to be a leading teatime
at the
.adelphi,
tree
produced et , The Star notices a pamphlet which Mr. Richard LN•as
peso hu just published on Ireland. M. flowers would
this hum last sight, the subject and title being the Co.
not repeal the Union at once. He would first gait a
openotirs Movement, and the author Mr. H. Lemon. The
settlement of the most argent questions. To Ws pupae*
fares b very alight, and the author has made too little of ,
he thinks a parliament, English or utterly hborn.
the " eosepenitive movement," and too much of the ordi- •
nary
stage tan
of an old wad who trim to get married potent. Mr. COVIVeIr• and his school are not very !mid
but it serves to All up the regulation half hoar during cd Parliaments' H. 'auk' appoint a deputy or eire"ls
which the audience are taking their mew for The Nero of • armed with all the power the parliament can gise—thit is,
with absolute power gad aided by the Avive and tu,,ges-
Romance—the drama of the evailag. It is supported by
bons of a council in large mcjority Irish, ha settik the
Mr. Comptes, Mr. Chippendale, and Mr. Beulah
church question, the land question, and all great questions
of difficulty now remaining unresolved. This dun' let
Ireland gradually grow into isdepenelsoos, sad sits would,
be argues, be the friend, the sister, the supple. of
England.
Noticing the reverses which the Pal ogusyans;.have
sustained in Brazil, the Times suggests thee by the buil&
littlest: et Paraguay, co perhaps by its extissMon•tei as
independent state, the asundency of Brazil will become
irresistible throughout all the regions of the Plate. Thus
lawless people may be se impatient of imperial control as
they have hitherto shown themselves uhapoble of rapids-
bean independence. To govern themselves memo as
difficult to those South American colonies as to allow
themselves to be governed. Nothing like social orgtnisit-
tion, nothing like eartais sad equal admisistration et
justice, nothing like essaitest elective or hussistary
government eon as pet be entehlislasd m them uneiStled
communities. The tesdensg is, in every respeittek-
,
ward and downward.

A trroornews. —A mks of Toon than usual jinn-
i net of annigraphs sad 3188. took plow yesterday at the
' rooms of limn. Pottiok sod Simpson, Incesni.squors.
!Anne*. leo: rzarkii
st; lots
sold ;welrl. the Warr
I:ttdth 14
Peon, 3 Ousts. 14. LAW of the Chevallrr
end to be the eddy ore knows, 101. 3s. 39. Ilrarl
1 Cann the Informer, 111. 43. Bipaturs ..nri elm* nob
of Benrenuto Cellazi,ll. 32. Lotter waned by (toil, inn,
41. 2s. 6d. 133. Signature of the patriot John Haincyrfeu,
31. 136. at Altoona Niamey, tr. 13641.. 143
Leon of , the e*. 51
U. tat. 184. Leiter of
Kansa Lather, 71. ss. 199. Letter of Philip Britszethca,
.3/. PA Letter of Sir ban Newton, 121. AL Leiter or
A
3..
21-8.
Plie3s. 1164.
ees otuirry4ll ci
jet
dined of York, last or the Stan* shit, sew
particulars of his berither 800 Yong PriNfOrkii• ilb•
trilWavkis *Piing Pinnatitilse 44, 131. 03- 131.1 M-
ins of olisire, rd. Be. Autograph of oikeilmrwni-
sny, rt. 15e. 348. Later el nitro Inillor,l3. 10e.
oolleinien of tinsaintissl iron ilisi btnacy or
the Arabian randy et =ea. lOn 370. An Original
anouzi of the expenses et Ilis-veyritsf ads
ly Minim Frobisher In 119111...5ite th,
laded* tire nano al Qualls Alin/nth i/011.740.°13br
.
P. Sidney, ,
T3CNJICAL TIKAIN A IWO OP RM/ PH. Art/me-
mento inn air gbh* ant to the reselulions et
the eaohreme sookhic_rott held on the 14th ultimo,
=de. thosuoius of the illerlung ldeu's Club sndlnstl-
ton Union and no prosinisney of the Berl elf Lintel&
The sensint of Dr. W. B. Casoester, 1...R.3., and Poo-
asbc.
frwar cp to deliver ltotures, together
with of co-operatics hwin.lieveral
IMO of soience, lint bent tibtaktecla
A is ehaepi with the duty of seminally
what an existing means of techatcal nonunion avail-
Gbh te men, and steps have been Woes for no
rspretnelatlin of the artieses In the nurse of ,thuircuiry
instituted by Kr. Bernhozd flasoueleos-1 pacliatrennal
Woo committee.

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