The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-30 00:00:00

PAPAL ENCROACIIMENTS.
THE BISHOP OF CARLISLE.
The following is the answer of the Bishop of Cu-
' Hale to the addremse adopted by the elerey of the cathedral
of Carlisle, at a sitting of the Dusted Chapter :
" Rise Cud., Nov. 27.
" Y deer Mr. Dms.—l ran enure you that I deeply feel
and kMkly value the exproadous of respect for the c in
whit* I am pissed, of kinds.. to mimic and the promise
of aid aid aroporatioa is every good work, of yourself
and the chapter of Carlisle in the addrets which I have
!solved from yea. I entirely agree in the avowal of your
bidignatlea at the arrogaat Magness of those documents
breed by the authorities of the use of Rase, setting at
'Neagh, the undoubted authority of oar gracious Queen. 8o
long, however, se we uphold the parity of the dostriers end
the simplicity of the warship of our church, in the unity of
the spirit and the bond of peace, we may defy, under the
bleaueg of the Aletisstr the intolerant peeimaptioa of Oar
adVillery, sad be able, I firmly trust, to transmit to OW
posterity the blessinsa we enjoy of a pure protestant faith
and our civil and religious liberties.
" I am, my dear Mr. Deus, yours very faithfully,
" H. CARLISLE.
"The Very Rev. the Dean of Carlisle."

THE BISHOP OF RIPON AND THE PEOPLE
OP RICHMOND.
Palen, Ripon, Nov. 25.
My Rev. Brethren,—l have received with great
eatistestion theperspicuous declaration of :your opinion on
the recent set Sr the Bishop of Rome, in appointing ecclesi-
astics with ordinary jurisdiction in this country, to the sub-
version (according to his own view) of all those doly con-
stitated sees and disown already existing within it.
Bach an act eau never be tacitly acquiesced is by those
who repudiate, se contradicting the plain facts, of history,
the notion that the church of England a mere sect,
'Wrting Hightail, hem the R•formation, and who hold
that It is a national branch of the church catholic which
vindioated her cadent independence of the church of Rome
and its bishop by renouncing the errors and corruptions of
he church, se well as by restorirg to the sovereign the su-
premacy Is canoes eeelesfutleal, before usurped by the Pope.
Under the present combination of circumstances, I eam
not bat ackagwledge it is as a remarkable and at the
same time a most happy coincidence, that the same bishop
of Rome whose missionary seal sent Augustine and his cons-
piracies to preach the impel on our shores should have been
the very pops who denounced all claim to be a universal
bishop as profane, blasphemous, an anelehriatian ; while Au-
gustine himself sought the consent of King Bthelbert before
he began to preach, and did not venture to establish himself
is this kingdom without having first obtained the sovereign's
consent. Thus out of their own mouth may we condemn
them.
I rejoice in your warm declaration of attachment to the
chereh of Boglaed, and of your determination to uphold,
in all its integrity, her pure and protestant character. I
trust that the general manifestation of feeling and *pinion
in this emergency will be followed up by some measure
which shall re-assert the principles of the Reformation, end
declare this attempted resumption on the part of the Bishop
of Bonn of powers which he once usurped to be entirely in-
consistent with our constitution both in church and state.
I remain, my dear brethren,
You (skilful and affectionate friend end creep*,
C. T. RIPON.
To the Rural Dean sad Clergy of the
Rural Deanery of Richmond Bast.
PENRYN.
The following address has been forwarded from
this borough, and signed by Dr. Cops (the minister), the
Mayor, and many members of the Town Council, Eke.
t• ro THE 4OEIN'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY.
"The humble address of the undersigned members of the
coogregation of protestant dissenters, of New street Chapel,
Penryn, and other,.
"We, your Majesty's dutiful subjects, approach your Ma.
jetty with faithful and fervent loyalty to your crown, and
sincere and ardent attachment to your person.
" While we eapmes cur gratitude for the civil and reli-
gions liberties we enj .y, we cannot bat contemplate with
feelings of surprise and .ndigna•ion the recent attempt of a
foreign potentate to interfere with your Majesty's omega
the, in aseuming a right of nominating an archbishop and
bishops within your Majesty's realm of England.
u We most humbly, but earnestly, pray that your Majesty
will preserve inviolate the authority meted in you by our
glorious and happy eonstitutiou, and that such measures may
be adopted as shell most effectually prevent the encroach.
of the papal hierarchy in your Majesty's dominions.
"Mp Clod grant to your Majesty a long and prosperous

SOMERSET COUNTY MEETLNG.
On Thursday one of the largest and most inflaen-
tint meeting that have ever been held in the county of
&Amulet, convened by the high sheriff, Mr. Langley St.
Albyn, on a es quisition signed by 900 freeholders, was brld
at the Castle of Taunton, to protest against the recent
aggression 01 the papal see, and for the purpose of addressing
her Majesty on the subject. The four members for the
county, Kr. W. Miles, Sir Alexander H'od, Batt., Mr. C. A.
Moody, and Mr. W. Pinney, were all present. The high
sheriff presided. The Assize-hall, where the meeting was
held, was densely crow dad, and krge numbers were unable
to gain admission. Among the names appended to the
requisition were those of the Earl of Cork, the Earl of Cavan,
Earl Poulett, Lord Bridport, Lord Hinton, the Hon. R.
Boyle, the Hon. A. Poulett, Sir W. C Medlycott, Sir A.
good But., M.P. ; Sir P. P. F. P. Aclaud ; Venerable
Archdeacon Mope, ; Mr. W. Miles_, M.P. ; Mr. IL A. Sandford ,• Mn. W. A. Sandford ; Mr. O. W. Blathwayte ; Mr.
W. O. Blgg; Mr. R. Bright, Mr. F. W. Bythe sea ; Mr.
H. F. Emery; Mr. C. Emery ; Mr. E. Chambers; Mr.
W. H. 0. Langton ; Mr. T. L. Edwards ; Mr. J. A. Gordon;
Mr. J. Jarrell ; Mr. J. T. Julian ; Mr. I'. J. R. Juliffe ; Mr.
C. A. Moody, M.P. ; Mr. J. M. Quantock ; Mr. J. S. Somer-
ville ; Mr. F. Popham ; Mr. 0. Warry ; Mr. W. S. Wait. &a
Resolud JOS and an address to the Queen, of the lanai Lind,
were passed.

COUNTY MEETING AT DERBY.— Yesterday (Fri-
day) a moat numerous and influential meeting of freeholders
for the county of D.thy was convened by Robert Arkwright,
Esq., the High Sheriff, in the County Hall, on the subject of
the papal aggression. The H G. H. Cavendish, M.P.,
proposed the adoption of an address to her Majesty the
Queen, ex
it, ip rt
ressing his regret that it had fallen to ham to
propose nasmuch as be hod enteained the hope that his
noble relative, the Duke of Devonshire—(loud etieen)—who
was unfortunately detained In Ireland, would have heen
able to be present. After speeches from Mr. Mundy, M.P.,
Mr. Evans, M.P., and other speakers, the address was put
and earritd by acclamation. On the motion of Sir Henry
But„ the High Sheriff was ordered to transmit
the address to the Home Secretary for presentation to the
Queen.

THE CITY ADDSTSB ON PAPAL ACIOSISSSION.—The
address to the Queen by the merchants, bankers, traders,
and other citizens of London, agreed to at the great meeting
on the subject of the P.p.'s agstrission, held at the ()oddball
on Monday last, promises, from the number of signatures
already attached, comprising the names of the most eminent
Individuals and firms, to be one of the most influentially and
numerously signed addresses to the crown that ever ema-
nated from the canons of London.
CARDINAL:W ISESIANt—A correspondent my. :—On
Suaday last the cardinal wan accompanied by his chaplain to
the seat of a Roman catholic noblesse in Buckineham-
shire, where his eminence has been actively engaged in eon-
fences with some influential Roman catholic peers and com-
moners for MN last four days upon the question of the paps].
escrosehment. The malt of tee lengthened consultation is
to be the laming of a manifesto from the esthetics in this
country, a portion of which will be a castigation for Lord
Beaumont. The cardinal having completed the object of his
sojourn returned yesterday morning to Golden-square,
where he will remain till after his inatallatioa.
THE RIOT AT BIRICSNHEAD.—Birkenhead has re-
sealed its usual quiet. The whole of the wounded parties
are progressing favourably. A requisition is In progress of
agitators to the magistrates to summon the adjourned
meeting for Monday nee. Mr. Dowling, chief constable of
Liverpool, who had several detachments of the Liverpool
constabulary in Cheshire at the time of the rot, has been
requested by the magistracy to furnish them with a toll
written report of the cifeanseanees of the whole affair.
POPISH MATERIAL/.—Since the excitement which
has exited in the country respecting the recent aggressive
movement on the part of the Pope of Rome soma curiosity
has been exalted piths large importation, ditrieg the last
six months, of pop symbols and emblems from Francs
into Southampton by the South Western Company's
steamers. On Tuesday hat a portion of the cargo of the
steamer Wonder, which arrived at Southampton from
Hare, consisted of large cases of Romish books, slim
crosses, ebony
_Crucifix's, materials for priests' Tel
religious models, altar candle ewe, carved an
images of Christ, pocket sacramental utensils, &a.d 21
thousands of th.se books and symbols have been impanel
into this country by the South Western Company's deIIiNNIM
daring the last few months. In one cargo a short time
slue, there were eight cases containing upwards of 4,000
hooka. The books are of all sizes, from the hags folio to
Me mail duodecimo, end of all kinds; great numbers of
' dim ere of that unchaste cateehetleal kind, so obnoxious to
I evangelical protestant'. The crosses, crucifixes, sacramental
utensils, and images are of very superior Petioles workman-
I ship. Somas of the materials for priestly vestments are very
plendid. The altar candle cues are formed of a composi-
Ilea to imitate wax. They are hollow, arid onntsin a metal
ease with • spiral spring. Into this latter owe the real
Moine is pieced, by which the burning lights on the Boman
Sudanb altars must always appear of an impodag hided.
GRAND PAPIVTICAL CATHRDBAL, COMMIT, AND
COLLIOI AT EDINIVIIOII..--Ai Greensick, where the B.
man catholic, have a elaweat sad bishop's reaps., a
cathedral and college for poise el the same pweasidea are
to be hails, the former hem a desic=lo. Pugin; the
[ latter from a design by Mr. The cathedral,
we are iaformed. le to be WiCl farcegbtad, and te haw • spire
$BO feet high. The ewe handbgs, are to be eonneetsid. The
leads reqabed fee the romsgass snail to be 400,000 L more
than ball of whisk has *beady been ebisissit through large
dwassissa sad bagessm—.Tha

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