The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-20 00:00:00

DISOILACIPUL SCENE AT d 71711.1U4L.

On Wednesday evening a very disgraceful affair
mentred at Daewoo the marks of the interment of Mies
Scetell (a &sense of the Rev. John &obeli, the rector of
All &Mes), who had bat some months previous to her death
been living at Sachvfile College, East Oriterreed, when she
died. The remains of the yountreladdy were brought from the
college to the Lewes stathan train, stout balling five
o'clock in the evening, scoompan by the chief warden of
the college (the Rev. Mr. /leek) and seven or eight
of the Wks of the risterbood. When the ooffln, which
was • very elegant one, covered with a large
poll, having • moss upon it, was taken out of
the train, • number of the Inhabitants of the town collected,
and followed the procession to AU Saints Church, the rector
and his Locally havieg joined as it passed Lanelowne-terrace.
The church wee crowded, and the burial service was reed I
by the Rev. Mr. Hutchens, of Firle. The then
moved round the church to Mr. ambers vault. At
the elms of the service, one of the esters attempted to place
• primed upon the coffin, and Mr. Neale was about to mm-
memo to mad some other service, when Mr. Hutcheson
objected, end mid it would not be allowed. Mr. &obeli
also said that he did not wish to have any
service performed over the remains of hie daughter, except
that prescribed by the church, and expensed his hope that
the inhabitants would protect him and Is Surlily from mo-
11=whilst in the vault. Mr. Neale persistedin per-
lits service, when some nee in the crowd called out,
"No popery." This wee followed by wither c of " Turn
him out." Almost instantly the crowd rnehd age the
rev. gentleman sod the sisters, whom they expelled with
violence from the churebyerd. They were then pursued
through the streets by the mob, who tore the garments of
both the women and the giest. For dome minute=
could find no place of reuse but at length an
in getting into the King's Headlnn, Southever. The mob
remained in front of the inn, yelling sad shouting " No
popery," while the priest and the sisters were secreted in a
Mate of greet fear. He eventually suceeeded in escaping,
without his mat, through a field to the railway station ; sail
atagd of pollee, Superintendent Joann, having
.m
the sisters were conveyed to the railway station in
• Ey, which was followed thither by a mob of 600 or 600
grooms, who continued yelling and shouting " No popery.
Attie station the ;party remained in comparative safety till
=Mutes to eight u'dockothen they departed helm'

STRANGLES' HoxE roe ASIATICIL—At the meet-
ing of the &melon of this institution on the 11th it was re-
ported that during the eve months which ban elapsed sinus
the Home" was opened 326 Chine.. Malaya, Akan,
sod Indians have be lodged and breaded fur periods ex-
tending from two or three days to two month.; the 'insert
number at one time her been sic, end the largest ninety.
Thug are at present 90 inmates in the " Home, 23 having
beta admitted ethos the let instant. The avenge number
of inmates boarded end lodged from the 9th June to 31st
October, was 23 daily, and from the experience gained during
that
,period it Is evident that a daily average of CO inmates Is
requisite to render the inetitution self-supporting, but there
is little doubt that when the "Home" and the advantages
It offers to Aalatlea of ell classes are better known, the wrongs
number n for self. support will be •ned. &see
the 26th March 332 Wears and Asiatic servings hen bass
shipped-102, who bad been left in England hem
van* or had been sent or how over from foreign Arts*:
Europe. and were, with only a few exception., obtaining their
living by begging In the streets of the metropolis, et good
w•ges on hoard of ships bound to the East ; and sisal the '
math of June not any tuners have been found In work-
house. Tbe working of the hintitution in ell Its a
mots has priepered beyond all that wee anticipatedLTT.
vegretted that the tram of 6,0002. is still due ce soccont ot
the building fund ; and, further, that means we urgently
needed to arty on the work. Since the meeting was held, •
enew of key Iweow, discharged at • foreign port c
to the Urns of the agreement sabred into with thersra
anis, end sent ever to England le • state of deathntiee, have
been received Into the Hoene," la which the innate. now
lumbar 130.

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