The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-16 00:00:00

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The Lahore Chronicle publiehes a list of all the
Roma catholic prised who act as military chaplains in
India, from which it appears that at leant eighty per mat.
' are foreigners, chiefly French and Italian. Each of these
foreign priests !moires Rs. 400 per month from the Indian
govemmeat The lAA priests are employed chiefly as
, teachers sad mindeassiss i &Impel and Bombay.
The Sultan has paid two visite to the Interna-
tional Exhibition now open at Constantinople. Arms of
everyikind sad sine, from rifled cannon to sword-bayonets
and revolvers—military saddlery, tools, jewellery, dike,
untanned skins, enrollee fabrics, uaginned cotton, carpets,
" tine arts," gold and silver plate—and a thousand other
varieties of raw and manufactured produce meet the
eye. It has beat finally settled that on Wednesday. and
Batadays the building shall be open exclusively to Turkish
ladien

The Viceroy of Egypt, on the occasion of his
viola to the Sultan a few days ago, presented the latter with
25,000 Wide rifles, and renewed for hicoaelf the promise of
Said Paola with reference to the mailed frigate, ordered in
Bests= shortly before his death. On his part, the Sultan
has presented his highness with a =salaam' diamond said
to be of 411 carats' weight, and which wss formerly worn
in isriag by the late Settee ldiihnioad.

The native oommunity of Calcutta lately sub-
scribed for the portrait of Mr. Ricketts, who, four years
sire, was a tossaber of ecumil, wed in his reply to a fear
well address from the Datives declared, " Tluoughost my
loag sipsrisoce the more I hays trusted native ofkors, the
more faithful they bars been found." The portrait is Mug
I. the hall et the British Indian Association sad represents
the &mud gentlemen in full length with a paper healing
time words is hie heeds.

Sr. PAUL'S CATlMlLAL.—Yesterday afternoon
the choir of Bt. Paul's sang Mr. Gees'. favourite wedding
anthem, "The Leg shall rejoice in Thy strength, 0 Lord,"
composed for the Queen's msrmgs. The sermon atBt. Paula,
by the Rev. J. A. Hussey, D.O. , pesbendary of the cathe-
dral, and heed .tester aI Mareheat Taylors' School, from
Bt. John ii. 11, the laarrlags of Clans, bore on the royal
wedding, of the (Owe of which the pincher expressed
WO anticipations for pane sad people. A large songs-
pram mumbled in the evening, is upectation of
the National Anthem, and of- seeing the DaniehhirV
family. Is the Leiser hope they were disapeted. •
I Rev. W. C. NW*. D.D., prebendary of Wells and rector
I of EnmkkilleN formerly minister of the Lams Chapel, Bath,
sad Quebec Chapel, London, preached from Phippiana
10—" AM the fellowship of His sufferings." After the
1011K111 the choir and congregation sang the National An-
them with grand effect, the following extra verse being
softies for the occasion by Mr. Francis, one of the vicars
chord :

O Loot, be pleased to bleu,
With health and happiness,
Prince and Princess
May flp protecting .Z.
Long guard the happy pair,
Nor than we make onr prayer,
AM tar our Queen.

PusLlc SCHOOL'S Cowmen's. The Public
Schack Commissioners held mishap on Wedneniar,
Thursday, sod Saturday Let week at No. 2, Victoria-street.
The commissioners present were the Bari of Clareodoo, the
Earl of Devoe, the Lard Lyttehon, sir S. R. Nurthoote.
Bart., the Has. Edward TwWetos, H. Belford Vaughan,
Esq., and the Bev. W. H. Thompson. The secretary, Hr.
Bernard, also attended.

Tax " CATRouo trwrvizsrry."—The Notion
clears up the mystery of the darkness of the Catholic Uni-
versity, Dublin, ou the night of the illuminations. The
authorities bad ordered the illumination, but the whole
body of the student, revolted, sod determined most 000-
tuniaciously that there should be no illumination. It
was, we are told, a most inciting contest, and never
before, except on one occasion, was there so much
unanimity displayed among the andante —encoorsed,
it is said, by two or three of the professors, whose
disloyal teaching drove away Dr. Newman aid Mr. Amid
in disgust, sod with them all the soca of gentlemen
who bad entered the university. " There wen" says the
Nation, „bet one sentiment =premed or masilested—that
the illumination of the university. so far from symbolising
their political feelings, was in utter viols** of them."
They posted a notice in the university hall convening •
meeting of the audacity to express their feelings on the
subject ; this notice was tern down by the university &dim-
rides. The arraegewides were made for the lighting on
Friday. On Saturday the pepped, wen eat by the od-
dest', who Mao iajured the illuminating material.. The
injuries were emend, but they were rises mad destroyed
by the add* whams videry over "the authorities' wee
dersoesteated by the &Aden on the wedding eight.
Tam SOCITHZ/IN Pamstomer IN DANGIII.—Nnw
Osmium, Jas. r. —I regretted not haring a moment ia
which to write you per Reaseke, of the most extraordinary
sod ereadmful escape of Jeff. Davis sad party the other day
M lade. The brief particulars are these :—.ll appears
that the big rebel and his staff, with Commodore Bochum
and ethers equally distinguished, bad started on a tour of
lespestioa, is particular to wilt Fort Morgan. Suddenly
the msehiaery of their aseen-tug gave way and they were
=out to 111114 while tbraset thessaelves to Mks
bust sad go.as they for the &KWh Goa.
ad. who el Mid rawaaas to he in one the
sisanne sew Welted* Sea. Uaeseml sad eatnardi-
wag se this islat weed som, ft seeseaded, sod the or
meirned J. D. get eddy had to \teems damdaions in say
ear pee* empeited lb was. wow mi.- 1a• Toe*
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