The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-20
ENGLAND.
Mr.. Gladstone on the Bishopric Of Exeter
appointment.


Mr.. Gladstone on the Bishopric Of Exeter
appointment.
BY mail from London we have the following inter-
esting correspondence on the above named import.
ant and disturbing SUBJECT
Der. 90, 1859.
OF the Church Association. have the honor TO lay
before you a memorial praying that you Will not adj
wise her Majesty 70 exercise her royal power In the
nomination OF DR.. Temple TO the post OF bishop In
the Established Church. With every respect for the
talents and personal character OF that eminent clergy
man. we deeply feel that share In the composition
aud publication OF such a work as that OF essays
and Reviews Is an absolute disqualification for the
possession and responsibilities OF so sacred an
once. have the nonor to be, sir, your very obe.
dent servant, SHAFTESBURY.
The Right Honorable W. +. GLADSTONE, N. P.
Mr. GLApsToSE's REPLY.
10 DOWNING STREET. Oct. 30, 1850.
MY LORD have the honor to acknowledge a
memorial signed by Mr.. Colquhoun, the chairman
and forwarded by your lordshp, on behalf OF the
Church Association, against the nomination Of the
Rev Or. Temple 10 be elected by the Dean an Chap
ter OF Exeter as Bishop OF that See. with sincere
the memorial, and @ full admission OF my own
responsibility for the advice rendered TO the crown
bog TO assure your lordship that That advice was
not given without full consideration OF the topics
urged ID the memorial and a firm conviction that
the appointment Of DR.. Temple TO the eplscopste
would tend to promote the truest interests OF
religion
With great regard / have the honor TO remain my
lord your iordship's most obedent and faithful SER
The EARL or sHAFrEsBURY, h. O., &c.
Queen Victoria's Visit TO the City of London
The Opening Of the New BIackfriars
Bridge and viaduct-Prince AIberf,s statue.
The above named vast public works OF the city o.
London have been already fully described in the
columns OF the HERALD. Queen Victoria formally
opened them for use on the 9th OF November by
mail from England OF that day we have a complete
copy OF the programme OF the very interesting pro-
ceedngs which took place on the occsson.--
FROM TIE PALACE, THB ROUTE, REeEPTIos AMI
CEREMONIAL.
Her Majesty tue Queen VIII leave the Great Western
Railway station, Paddlngton, in state and proceed
by way OF the Parks, Constitution Hin, the Horse
Guards Westminster bridge and Stamford street,
arriving at Backfriars bridge Surrey side at twelve
O'Clock Her approach VIII be announced by trum
peters. The Foot Guards viii form guard OF honor
Upon her MaJesty's arrival tho band OF the Cjnards
will play the national anthem. her Majesty viii be
received on the Surrey side OF the bridge by the
Lord Mayor the Right Hon. James Clarke Law
renee, NJ. l.. tatended by the Sword Bearer aud
Mace Bearer) the Sheriffs, Joseph Causton Esq
Alderman and James Vaiientin ESQ.,; the Chairman
OF the Bridge House Estates Committee John rat
terson, Esq, and a deputaton or two aldermen and
six comnoners on the committee, with the engineer
Joseph Cubltt Esq.
The Lord Mayor VIII deliver to her Majesty the
sword OF state according to usual custom. The al.
dress or the Corporation Will be presented TO heI
Majesty by the Lord Mayor. Mr.. Jonn Patterson
chairman OF the Bridgehouse Estates Committee the
mover OF the address. aud MIR. Joseph CublW I'll,