The Express.
London, England, 1857-12-03 00:00:00

PAILIAMENTAIY EN272 TAINMINTS.

The Earl Granville, the Lord President of the
Council, as the Inds, of the ministerial party in the Hour
of Lords, gave a full dram parliamentary dinner last evening,
at his lordship's house in Bruton-strers, as customary on the
eve of the opening of parliament. There were present his '
Royal Highs= the Duke of Cambridge, the Lord Chan-
other, the Duke of Argyll, the Marquis of Lansdowne, the
Marquis of Clanricarde, the Marquis Townehend, the Her-
anis of Anglesey, the Earl of Clarendon, the Earl of Her-
vowby, the Hari of Abingdon, the Earl of Shafteebnry, the
Earl of Ewa, the Earl of Shelburne, the Earl Spree, Vie-
count Sydney, Viscount Torrington, Lord Poet:ma (the
mover), Lined Carew (the roomier), Lord Byron, Lord
Dufferin, Lord Foley, Lord Csmoys, Lord Stanley of Al
destroy. Lord Lfliord, end Lord Ward. After the dinner the
Earl Granville reed the speech to be delivered bytes Xidemey
at the opening of peribunent to-day,
Viscount Palmerston, as First Lord of the Tr , had
a toll-dress parliamentary dinner last evening atCamkeMP
Home. The circle Included the Right Has, the Speaker
Mr. W. Martin and Mr. Ackroyd (the mover end meeedes et
the Address), the Right lion. Sir George Grey, the Right
Hon. Sir Charles Wood. the Right Hon. the asrWier of
the Exchequer, the Right Hon. Henry Weatherer the
Right Hon. Robert Vernon Smith, the Right Hoe. Sir Br-
' janthi Hall, the Right Hon. M. T. Beira, the Right lion.
Wm. Francis Cowper, the Right Hon. W. G. Hayter, the
I Earl of 111 rave, Viereant Casaleroass, Lord Ernest Bras,
Lord Allied Prat, the Attorney-General, the Solicitor-
General, the Attorney-General for Ireland, the Right lion.
Charles P. Villiers, Viscount March, Viscount Duncan, Mr.
T. G. Baring, the Hon. E. P. Bouverie, Hon. H. Brand,
General Buckley, Mr. Charles Clifford, Mr. Chichester For-
terns, the Right Hon. Henry Fitzroy, Mr. R. W. Grey,
the Right Hoe. Robert Lowe, Mr. Memory, Mr. B. Worm,
Mr. H. D. Seymour, the Right Hon. Henry Harbert, Mr.
James Wilson,the Hon. Gerald Penaoeby, and Mr. Charles
Barington.

COLONEL 87118, N.P., AND THE SOCIETY ON

4711.

The following letter (which the Council refused
to produce et the general erring of the Societe of Arta on
Tuesday last) has been withered by Colonel Bytes to the
Secretary

" East India 'lowa, Nov. 28, 1882.

Sir,—My ►bsenoe on the Continent bas disabled me from
attending the recent meetings of the Council of the Society
of Arta, but from the paper/ which have been transmitted to
me I gather that seven members of the Council, constituting
a majority at each meeting, have passed resolutions which, it
appears to me, ignore and repudiate the opinions I expressed
In the Society last year in my inaugural address on the Im-
mediate and prospective mode of conducting the Society's ez-
=Mations for the benefit of Iderhanice Institutes, and which
opinion I, as chairman of the Council, was certainly author-
ised to express by the unanimous consent of the members.
Under these circumstances I must beg to resign my seat in

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the Connell, and you will be plated to maow) lay IL
tram the Het of torenben.
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" Your °ballet sarvaat,
(Signed) " W. H. STIES.
P. Ls Neve Fodor, Esq., diastary Society of Aria."

THE REV. .T. M. NEALE AND THE LATE
I'OPULAS 1114N11,38TATION AT LZW.IB.

Two letters hare lately fiespek between the Bishop ef Chi-
chatter and the Rev. John-8011A *Mrs of the young lady
who joined the sisterhood at Ewe Ovinakmd. Another his
lordship had, for reasons whiek be ghee, addrialid to the
Lolly Superior of 88. Margaret's, East Orbited.
" xrrtez TO THE NEV. J. STOWELL.
". Palace. Chichester, Nov. 22, 1867.
" My deer Mr. Bcobell,—You may be well mewed of the
deep felt rymyatby of every upright candidly religious man.
I beg to °lto you and your family the sincere expression of
mine and Mrs Mikes's. I have felt it my deity to write to
the Lady Superiors and the Society of St. Margaret's at
Eat Orinatead, a letter with a copy of which I thus brießy
Wren upon your sorrows. He must be Martins whoa:odd
have permitted hionelf to add to than as that Infatuated
man front Ent (Manama her dew. But you will know
how and where to look both for support in your owe ruff/r-
-ings, and for the power of a Christian feeling towards him.
May these things be abundantly vourhadad to you ohtoiroly
Your faithful brother,
" • Rev. John Scotall." " A. T. CICZIPM.
Lirrn. To 1U (Assam
" Palace, Cbiolorgor, Nov. 21, 1867.
" 'Madam,—Your misty was first formed as an association
of Lidice, who should engage themselves and train others to
minister to the bodily waste of their fellow-Chrietiane by
nursing them in sickness. Such an institution I regarded as
praiseworthy and Christian in It. object, and I authorised
the use of my name in eninexion with it. It has for acme
time pest submitted itself to the unlimited Influence of Mr.
Neale, a clergyman, in whose tiesa and practices it is well
known I have no confidence. Especially, It is well known
that I deny that the church of England albedo= the habi-
tual practiosof conkasion. She acknowledges it only in rue
and noeptional cases and Mr. Heals b unwarranted in =tag
it in the frequent and regular way In whit& be applied it.
Those who admit such application of it to theorising, mani-
fest thereby the inadequacy of their direct faith in Christ's
pomisee. Their resort to this unauthorised remedy, by a
righteous retribution, issues it a continuous increase of
weakness, and an accumulation of obstructions in the way of
the true Influenceof grace upon their heart..
They trust mote and more in man, and are len
end Ina able, without man, to hope in Christ, i. s.,
truly to hope in Him. I desire, therefore. that hemeeforte
neither you nor any of your sisterhood will state that I ap-
prove of, or have any connexion with, your institution and
sisterhood of St. Margaret's. I desire that any circulars a
printed copies of your rule. i which my name s introduced
may be cancelled and not ueed with my name in future.
Whatever expense is brought upon the institution by the
consequent lova of the copies you may have by you I will
fully repay.—l remain. madam, your faithful pastor.
(Sleet') " ' A. T. CICESTEII."
miss Greame, or the
-sea of St. MangereCs, East Orinsted: "

ETON Cott!Gr.—On Monday next the head-mu-
te's division take their departure, after " twelve," for the
Clain-nue holiday.; and on Tuesday (FoandLees Day) the I
school closes. On Wednesday. the 13th January, the lower
boys return' on Thursday, the lath, the fifth form return;
and on Friday, the Idtb, the mirth form ntorn, when the
whole wheal will have mumbled.
Da. ARNOLD'S EIRSAIO4II.—It may be allowable
to mention that the Ste Sir Henry Lalergne• tun•
sidered them to be adapted for soldiers and per-
sons present en the duty of reading a um=
devolved upon Mr Wary, in the absence of a chaplain. have
described the prod:ma Interest with which he read MO of Dr.
Arnold's, the wiggle, of the long soldier's beard, and the
glow upon the somewhat plain, but strong and intellectual
features. It be a beautiful chain of emaciation which thus
links India to Rugby e.hapel.—Duldin University Magazine,
for December.
OFFICIAL PCBLICATION OF NEWS IN INDIA.—
The Punjab 'armament, with that wise liberality which
has ebareder all its Winne from the very drat, took the
public into its confidence. While the Viscount Cannier wee
gagging the prim and qmrrollitlg with the Pried allied* to
which paper India owe. more than tomcat gewgaw generate,
the government of the Punjab descended to the dude' of a
Noce) a-liner. The government felt that Its strength ore-
idled In the hearty oc-operation of all Englishmen ; sad
from the day of the outbreak to this very day In September,
the government of the Punjab hem throght it not inconsistent
with the public safety to send emery day to the editor of the
Lahore CArosiskaa ephemera* onetimportant pablionawg.
This epitome is struck of on a omen quarter chest, and de-
spatched by each day's pod en lir me the poet will reach.
And what lam boa the remelt ei Sim ploy ? simply ebb,
that there ham too as plea Mt he hie amours end sinis-
ter reports. Ivory me% bail sot votive, reads the
worst under the Mod of the leseishrj to heiononort. Lad
this agetio—thet every lineepeen ell every bynleative rim
bound by the dragged the I. a governmethl which dim
shame its eorildesee with aIL Moe le not a oft hen the
Whi to the hides who deem net welproeste the amithemes
who does sot hel bhmeed,ln more then in a cold °Mehl some,
the may suavest ei govenoont, prompt to obey any sell
that may be seeds on him as a faithfel eitisett.—" Letter
from the Plod*"fa !tern's Nartflaa far December.
THIS EXTIA6IOII AT lIIIINI2.—Tbe Post Gazette
of Freeldart dare the the body of the Andrlen soldier
Winsome wise hod heat wising shoe the =desks at
Meets, e4d vie @impeded at Moths tom the canes of that
cvdasOmphe, be. Imo hood Ice the nine. He bed been
several those heard le asuglida of butler bon treated with
Wadi. as Isplist pawing, and had threatesed to
avenge !thrift is end a mono me le oaks himself talked
of for • essetory. It is moppood that he hod bad dote to
mew Mot the ardor N
eese Mee
Sc. to it, Mt that,
alarmed et the ormenameore el Me Mom he had thrown
himself Into the Then The ore proud sides that the
mbecriptka oprei et ?tinked he the elided the Nam
had in one cloy poked 4477 Soda&