The Sun.
London, England, 1869-09-02 00:00:00

(From Fan.)

How's THAT, ITurinE!—What is the difference between
the "habitual criminal" and an indifferent cricketer?
One is " run in," the other " run out."
A Dn.a.w.—We lately heard of two rival tooth-drawers
who arrived at a country fair, and opened their opposition
booths alongside of each other. One of them put up a
large placard bearing the words--" Facile Princeps."
his neighbour immediately wrote up "Facile Forceps."
We should think he "got the pull," at any rate.

A man named Johnson, who had been committed
to Lewes Gaol for six months for picking pockets at Brigh-
ton races, made his escape on Tuesday aftcrnocn, and has not
yet been beard of.
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The Bishop of Ripon, the Church News says, has
just refused to ordain men to curacies if they will not deny
the doctrine of the Real Presence, although he is well aware
that the incumbents by whom they were presented believe
that doctrine, and will not hays curates who do not hold it.

Archbishop Manning assisted at the opening of a
Roman Catholic chapel, at Tadcaster, on Tuesday. There
was Pontifical high mass in the forenoon, the Bishop of
Beverley being the celebrant. In tho course of the service
the Archbishop preached a long sermon on the unity and
stability of Roman Catholicism. Them never was a time,
ho said, when the Romish Church made greater progress
than she was doing now; nor did ho think there was a time
when the Romish faith was more explicit, undeniable, and,
ho would even venture to say, uudenied than at present.

The Church News has a very strong leader against
Dean, Stanley, especially denouncing his appointment to a
bishopric. There are times (it says) when rebellion is not
only excusable, but a positive duty. Such a time may be at
hand if, as report suggests, Dr. Stanley should be nominated
by Government to a bishopric. If for sufficient reasons the
Church allows the State to nominate the members of the
Episcopate, it must be on the condition that they are true
members of the Church. If this condition is violated, the
Church must resist the aggression at any cost. Those who
bold communion with Dr. Colenso, says the Church News,
have ceased to be in communion with the Church Catholic
in England. Ergo, the Dean of Westminster is not in com-
munion with the Anglican Church.

At the Norwich election inquiry further
evidence has been given as to the distribution of the mcney
provided at Mr. Allen's. Bribery bad also been proved on
the part of a man named Hardiment. The bribery seems to
have been carelessly managed.
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At Beverley it has been proved in evidence
that Thomas Hutchinson and others on the Parliamentary
polling-day walked about for hours 'coking for somo
ono to buy their votes. They first tried the Liberals,
but got nothing ; then the Conservatives, and got
nothing. They than voted for tho Liberals. 'William
Loftlicuse, a watorman, wrote from Hull, asking if the Con-
servatives would pay his expenses if ho voted, and was
told they would not. A voter, who got 15s. for his munici-
pal vote from a canvasser for Maxwell and Trollope, said ho
voted for the Liberals, because that party was entitled to
gratitude for granting household suffrage. Simuo slight evi-
dence has been given of treating years ago.
A detachment of the th Regiment has pro
ended from Upnor Castle, Chatham, to Tilbury
Fort, for the purpose of doing duty at that station.
Lieutenant P. Walker and Lieutenant W. Watson
proceeded with the troops.
Her Majesty having been pleased to approve of
Colonel J. J. Gamble, C. 8., being appointed Assis-
tant Quartermaster-General to the Division at
Aldershot, vice Colonel J. Conolly, he arrived at
Aldershot yesterday and assumed the duties of his
offices