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-Letters from rtendsbx;::, of the 19th in...-
of the grand staircase, down which rank after rank in ! so expose himself
--MARK.the
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- -** 'ld ha
stant, in the Hamburg par„.s, state, tut 'an scth a almost countless array, the body of white robed priests I should be bai..;,•- f
.. , ' •°, tensureir;Avhich, on regular complaint, I
„raphic wire skirmish took place midway between the cities 0.,: PA,hles- were seen descending,2 whilst long before !11, e front rank •c '
...,,,,It. wen ms,,, n..., his-bfshop,to inflict, even though I had
..rande' at Venice, wig and Rendsburg, by the 10th Holstein 11,ati"ston leav- the procession tiiuet, f.ons the vestibule''
.c
voices
of the'A.— enough to.preteria to authorise him. The
-lade between the rail- ing its position on the outposts of the Hol.tein army and clerical choir could be beim! cUtinsititt case wou
mon .'"' oeen very different, if-not the archbishop, but
eof the "---- " advancing northwards against the Danish outposts, which soul thrilling hymn Vent Vreufer spiritus." -All this
%hitt glorious and s?Lirmeei;ll3seili:,;ir. allorised nteitty 'by flee state-had affected to
ggard the c• on.
eventually dislodged from their position at Kropp. took place last week in ".poor Ireland." But the_splen- minister ~re
slonuti
sb that case, Ili should have continued to re-
- - ......,roor.
s...it L.--t- . ..., .L.A.. ..... ..
Jormei dour of that distallt view is lost in the blaze a scarlet and slid to supply the vacancy by a
licensed by myself.
... ... cetelnattil Porislltn goldsmith
, exhilt4i2d it ZinWis, a seelmr,-,
......,ave ree-piled violet velvet, sparkling with. gold. andprecibus
zi
pride and i ' -
,),A.:ginainn ,eiitg
hhbaosub:ienegn-suggsted, that I should advise you to
churches that tell doctrine which it
austiO, na it tWei'd of state, manufactt-sred. expressly:WalcifQofr Tpohsisitidonol:e.l:te:ZAl:C^a-p-pel state that the Danes
gilt be hopeless for you to expect ear within your own
the Emperor of Hayti, at a cost of nearly £20,000, thrown a pontoon bridge across the river Schley and that stones, which dazzled the behold, ea the
1 ~:hurch. But this, too, is a course which no sound Churchman
....cOng.
PAPAL CRUELTY.-The correspondent •i)i the Daily they have also stationed some gun-boats at Missunde. It pomp of the procession moved s-' '
' win, on due ratlection, recommend. Mr. Gorham is your ap-
fgetes states that five respectable young Romans have would further appear that. the late news of the evacuation -r_-__-,_-___ 7,,,,,,,,,....
pointed pastor, appointed and empowered by that high officer
beenfound gin y of
'it having prznared some inzredients of Tonning and Friedrichstadt by the Danes was not in the Church, to whom its laws have, under the Special cir-
for the construction of Bengal lights; and, although it founded on fact. -- __ 4,.......___—_
CLERICAL. IN
, 4 The Archbishop of rbury pro- cumstances of the Lase, transferred from me, your bishop, the
which given by the Risorgi- On Wednesd- .• TELLIGENCE.
Cants, rightrigii of institution. Whether he may have exercised that
was not proved that they had. ever
..let ail such fireworks The following anecdote, is
off, or that it was ever their Intent-ten to do so, they were meta° of Turin, is, if true, sufficient to account for the roved the
...ursv ocation, which met for t'ae purpose at Mr. 'Gorham shall, by due process, be ejected front the curef
alienation between the Spanish and Neapolitan Govern- the Jeru
',lemma to twenty years of le zath.‘,, : The pro- souls, to widen he has thus been validly admitted, it would be
ments :-Prince Carini having solemnly protested to Gen. „...o::.:rteerr:mClausemlybeforr,mWale.stminster A.V00,.
atpresumptuous invasion of his rights, and a sinful violation
of St. Bees' Chrtrch have presented
Narvaca that the marriage of Count de Montemolin with ceeittli e
congregation
oh. the olrderfof the Church, to advise 1-is people to
schismatical
tralae
tadvissee svaecst front h l his iis t
an It
sc would
is b
a Neapolitan Princess was prompted by no political Inn- to the church a beautiful pulpit, made of Dantzic oak,
tives, Generel Narvaez suddenly produced a copy of the eller a design of the fourteenth mitury architecture. The advice." .' separation,
h nn.tical to follow the
marriage contract, the terms of which had been kept a form is heargonal•
secret by the Court of Naples, and which therefore could. The three commissioners under the New Ecclesiastical question, what is to be done ? and to state nothing can be
. The Bishop of Exeter then proceeds to answer the
only have been procured from some perion intimately . Commission Bill have been nominated. The Crown no-
done unless Mr. Gorham should preach the heretical opi-
connected with it. Its this contract, the Count de Monte- minates, as first commissioner, the Earl of Chichester; nions he has published, and inculcate them on others.
m olin is styled Charles VI., King of SpsPin and of the the Archbishop of Canterbury nominates the Right
ti tHon..
IndieS. Prince Carini appeared thunderstruck, and im-- Henry Goulburn, 11.4. P. ; the third commissioner is Mr. ' Then, and not till then, can he be removed from the sta-
Tnediately wrote to Isis Court, sangthecircumstance, John Shaw Lefevre. floss' of high spiritual authority which he holds, and his
_
lordship seriously reminds the clurchwardens of their
duty to bring any instance of heresy before their supe-
riors•:-

FOREIGN AND COLONIAL.

A Vienna letter informs-us that " a teloe-
having been sunk in the sea and 'Canal P
successful experiments have been -
-way terminus and the reside►
In the wareruoms
there arc

MONEY AT Rom'

ate of the monetary circula-
t tome, and it is generally believed
s will prove a complete failure.
:arc© that even the three-

till uncured

that the new financia

which caused great astonishment and displeasure. The
Prince still continues at Madrid, evidently determine.' to
weather, if possible, the diplomatic storm which would
have swept away before now a man of weaker nerves or
creater fastidiousness. _ _

elltitten LEASES.—An important recommendation,
which materially affects' the lessees of the church, has
been made by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners. They
recommend that houses and mines should be leased with
the right of perpetual renewal, as recommended in the first
report with reference_to leases of farms. With respect to
manors, however, they are of opinion that they shoultl
not be renewed. These very important suggestions seem
likely to be adopted.
TUE BISHOP OF HEREFORD'S CHARGE.—His lordship's
charge, delivered in the cathedral church of Hereford, on
the 13th instant, has been printed. Amongst other topics
commented upon by his lordship, he took occasion to ob-
serve upon the Gorham controversy, and the decision
thereupon of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council,
which he said did not affect the doctrine of the church,
but was " merely a legal, not a theological decision of an
individual case." The right rev. prelate also declared
himself as preferring the t

'rench G,

- "You, as the churchwardens -of Brampford Speke, are
14, the most solemn obligations to the Church, and to
the Divine Head of the Church, in which you hold the highest
office you as laymen can hold, you are bound, I say, to bring
to the knoWledge of; the Bishop, ,or tO the Archdeacon, any
instance in which you shall conscientiously believe, on just
and Teasonable grounds, that your minister 11.,s preached or
taught anything contrary to, or inconsistent with, that which
the Church proclaims to be the true word of God, -

NEARYIE:a"OEDY
a frightful attack wag committed in the environs of Rome
on tire family of an advocate, who had taken up their
• 1,••^1^. T.. 1- ea va oni no of issi h

residence in a country-House. in me .evening ui wiu.,
day, the advocate, after finishing 'his business in Rome,
went as usual to his country-house-to spend the Sunday
with his family, when he was met by his servant, who
told him that his house bad been attacked by robbers.
who were pillaging it. The advocate, who was armed
with a double-barrelled gun, on coming to the house,
found the dog guarded by two brigands, both of whom he
immediately shot. He then entered the house,
when ho was suddenly surrounded by five or six men,
with whom a desperate struggle took place. He war
.....

"Ordinarily, I should (kern it highly unfit to warn any
churchwardens to be on the watch for occasions of complaint,
'when they listen to their preacher's words. Ordinarily, they
are bound to hope and to believe that he discharges his hihighduty-faithfully, until they shall have been compelled by pain-
ful and undoubting experience to attest the contrary. But
yours is not an ordinary casei you have already too strong a
reason to apprehend that your new Vicar may endeavour to
spread the poison of heresy among his people, by denying the
efficacy of the Holy Sacrament of Baptism to baptised infants.
And, therefore, I now. charge you, if you ever hear such false
docihee flow from him, that you note his words accurately,

royal supremacy in
,evival of the ancient Court of

load run off to pro Cur

Convocation

nately it arrived too late ; the robbers had taken to flight
leaving behind them their two dead companions.. Th 4

TESTIMONIAL.-

The parishioners of Welwyn, tiert-
ly presented a silver salver to the Rev.

fordshire, haw

wife of the advocate was lying weltering in her blood, but
still breathing ; and a little girl of nine years of ag
banging to a beam. She was immediately ( -
hopes are entertained of saving her life.
yet been diFeovered of the robbers.
GREAT SALE OF TEE KING OF HOLLAND'S GALLERY
•OF PAINTINGS.—On the lath instant, the sale of this ce-
lebrated and important collection of paintings was brought
to a close. The selling had continued throughout five
days, but as several chefs-d'wurre were reserved for the
concluding day, the attendance was most numerous on
that occasion, and the bidding most spirited. Several
splendid pictures, including those of Rubens and Vandyke,
with two Rembrandts and a Hobbima, were reserv,
The sale of the last day alone realised 608,75011
n 50.000 sterling. Almost s

dexic

A., on his re

lation of that
'y of Wallasey; Cite-

3 enter upon the duties orthe rest

No clue has

that

that he converted

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from indifference to favour, and secured a bridal,
ith, bed.

,n seven years in pr

to the rev