The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-08 00:00:00

MR. GORHAM IN HIS PARISH.

Tao following resolution was come to at a vestry
setting held at Si, Jest, in Penwyth :
"St. Just, Enter Monday, 1860.
"Rev. Sir —At • large and ieflaen•iel meeting of
parishioners ;his day in vestry mumbled, (the vicar having
left the chair,) the following resolution was adopted with a
great degree of gond feeling, only ens dissenting : ' That the
periabiesers avail themselves of this opportunity of congratu-
lating the 11.1. T. 0. C. Holum on the sacceisful lute of the
suit between hissed his diocesan, involving, as they believe
it did, vital Christian truth.'—Sinned,
"NlOlll.B. BOTNII, Chairman."
To this resolution Mr. (}ahem has made the following
reply
To the chairman and parishioner of St. Jut. ia Pea-
wytb, assembled in vestry.—Ester Mocday, 1860.—My
deer parishioners,—l bg to return my hearty thanks
far your kind congratulations on the result of the important
struggle, which I have been compelled to maintain, for the
support of what you so justly denominate • vital Christian
tru:h. That such a unties should, of necessity, have
been with my Diocesan,' is, you will readily believe, the
chief circumstance connected with it which has given me
pain ; but I had no choice between such • contest, and cow.
promise °repeat protestant—let me rather say scriptural—
truth. Lit us unite in thankfulness to Him, whoa, ' cone
oity' will both 'cleanse and defend His church.' His
watchful Providence was eminently manifest on this °ces-
sion, no less in Hit having been ' gleamed to endue the lords
of the oonne!l,' with that ' rue, wisdom, and understand-
ing,' by which they were conducted to their temperate and
important judgment—than in having' guided and governed
the minds of Hi. ',runts,' the two archbishops, In the
advice which they gave to the Court of Appeal—sad, also,
in having' so disposed and governed the heart of ear Queen
and governor,' so to lead her to give ber supreme sanction to
*be wise decision of her council. With sincere wishes for
your temporal and spiritual prosperity, I am, gentlemen,
yours faithfully, " G. C. GOZZAN."

A lirmotta.—On dit that the Bishop of Baster
euttemplates secession, and that the first free church is to be
built under his auspices at Bided, in connexion with the
Qeoposed s•tabliebuteat of the "Betas of Merq,"--
Deeoiyiorr
Teky►aph.

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Tug BISHOP or EarrEs's CHAPLAIN hu followed
the example of his chief, and has created much an cotter°.
vcrey is his parish on religious matters. The &V. W. Mae-
bell, vicar of Marychureh, in which the Bishop of Exeter
resider, ins rendered himself so obsozious by his sermons
end reclesiastical practices, that at a meeting of his parish-
ioners, publicly convened, the following resolution was
agreed to: " That this meeting is of opinion that the doc-
trines preached at this parish church of Bt. Mary, for kale
time past, have brat contrary to the word of God, and eon-
triuty to the views of the Church of Ragland. That this
meeting sowiderieg It anchristiaclike to go to law
religions belief, they will build for themselves ralsprareinoll
worship, which shall, as fee as ble. be approved by all
evangelical Cbaistiaaa." The Bishop of Exeter has dealtud
to interfere.— Weekly Chronicle.
EMBEZZLEMENT o 2,0001. BY A DISSENTING
Pataczam.—The magistrates of Ipswich have issued a war.
rant for the ap,irobsadon of the Rev. Thomas flowaton.
charged with the embesslemeat of 2,0001. belonging to tits
shareholders of the Sofa Building Company, is ocanexion
with which he held a responsible s.tnatton.

MONUMENT AT RUNNTMEDL—It appears surising
la a clammy like this that there should be no mimeo, lot
•••• an istscriptiou, to mark the spot at Rammed' where
the Magna Cbarta of every Englishman's rights received the
sign-manual of Wag Joke, in the 12th century, through the
Imams or the baron. The site at present is ceaupiral se •
rase-course, with an unsightly stand in the centre. Surely
this might, and oagh: to be, removed, and an ornamental
sad appropriate monument or memorial be executed to ease-
memento the event, which might be made useful, at the
same time, without iaMdming with the amusement M the
nee-sears. I really think tbs county end the rib& alsotald
take some interest fn each an undertakiag.—TU ilwildsr.

BT. AIDAN'a COLLEGE, BIRKENHEAD.—The
lag is iateeded for the reception of Bhp pupils Mai fifty
stadente (each haring a separate stady and doersi=ltoh
power of future eateneion, with the eacessety
clam roars, profeeson' rooms, dte. ; • rdestaty, fie fast by
30 fest ; library, 60 feet by 30 feet; musenneill es isignsety •
vios-priselpare maidens*, with the nemensty assemmmistiori
for matron and servants. The preseat grasp d bnidings
°soupy • site of 260 feet by 200 fast. A chapel, onneested
with the college by as open cloister, is couteeephilei. Its
budding is to be frosted with stoas—tho geseidel *el
dressed work with • light coloured asodstoser, of Ise texture,
from quarries donated about fear or Are miles from Birkw
heed, and the geearal fees of the walls with a warm Wasted
madstone, obtained in the neighbourhood, laid in market
amuses, mad liamain-drseeed. The buildiag will tre fire-
proof ; Messrs. You sad Barrett's pant messieneden being
adopted. The style is that of the Dom olis old& of the
Iftosath am! sixteenth 'eateries. The lagitfte is from a
dolga by Messes Wyatt and B lot 'WU carried
iato mantles molar eho iotat of these
gentlemen and Kt. Hoary Colo„ of Birkeakesd.—
no hail/sr.

BRIM MAXINO .112 MaculallY.—Maira. Huts,
the onglabra al atimainaliass, ithiwass-road, ham ex-
hibited a =sahib Ist melba et bloke with past rapidity,
sleety of skips, sod slew= of malarial. 'Ms prom la-
mating is smaparadvisly small sad compact is ossetraction,
sad may be mowed with tasility, sad sapseksd sad pat to-
pthsr will sass. By Mein its capabilities, we get 26,000
perfect twisksia 12 hobs, this bias dose from the bals-
ams of dm spantiam. of brirgina the clay I. a loath
state, to the last Masking is wails for tee ; sad this is
dose by gas boss, by two men sad low boys. at a sat of
about ass pYss he Janette's itself, la its Oman of
all complication, sad as whet» peoesr so now In lu spot.
Mimi, will well repay a visit lobe.
Tut: AMERICA, Capt. Loiteb, sailed from Liverpool
on Saturday for Hama sad