The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-05 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF THE EIPTIZSZ.

Sin,—By direction of the London Committee of
Deputies of the Dritish Jews, I hare to ask the favour of
your gtviog insertion to the enclosed correspoodesco, which
has reference to thn mission to Morocco, recently under-
taken by Sir Moses Monteliore, Bart, —I em, &c.,
J. M. lIONTEFIORE, President pro (cm.
Worth Park, Crawley, SJasex, Jan. 4.

Tangier, Dec. 21.
To J. M. Mootefiore, Esq., President pro fem. of the
London Committee of I kputies of tLe British Jews,
My Dear Sir,—l have much pleasure in placing in your
hands the acconip..nying correspondence between the
Spanish minister here end myself. I believe that you and
the board will concur with me that it is desirable to give
the utmost publicity thereto. This would not only be ren-
dering a jnst tribute to the Spanish goveromeut and its
moister, hot it will at the same time tend to remove the
alarm and anxiety which recant events is this empire have
created in the minds of our community regarding our breth-
ren here.-1 am, my dear sir, yours faithfully,
(signed) MOSES MONTEFIOBE.
To Sir Mood Moutehoze, Bart.

Don Francesco Merry y Colon presents his compliments
to Sir lloses Montetiore, and for his satisfaction has the
honour to mod him a draft of the instructions which he
h■s directed to thee:mauls and vieevonsuls of Spun in the
porta of Morocco.
Don Francesco Merry v Colon begs Sir Moses Montefiore
to have the coolness to return the enclosed document when
he has made himself cognizant of the contents, sod takes
this opportunith to reiterate to Sir Moms Montefiore the
assurances of his high coosidemtion.
Tangier, Dec. 20.

"CIRCULAR TO TOE CONSCLS AND VICE-CONSULS OF SPAIN

IN Ma POETS OF 1101IOCCO.

"The government of her Majesty the Queen hu seen
with great displeasure the gross calumnies which have been
written against Spain in the belief that the Spanish consuls
in Moromso have undertaken a crusade against the Israelites
established in this empire.
. _

•• Such calumnies must not is the least influence your feel-
ings, nor onght they to occasion any alteration in the pro-
eeecliogs of the ag,nts of Spain in Morocco regarding the
Israelites, as relives to aiding and protecting them.
" On the contrary the best mode of successfully combat-
ting such calumnies is increasing your solicitude for this
race. which is so sadly circ.inistainced in this country.
" Thus you will avail yourvelvei of every opportunity
which may arise to preveut acts of cruelty on the part of
the Moorish authorities against the Israelites, and also in
eases of notorious injustice, and when it is the question to
inflict the punishment of the lash in order to extort con-
feasion in any case, you will resolutely interpose your in-
fluence with the local authorities to prevent the commission
of such act of barbarity."

THE QUEEN AND THE PRINCEIR OF WALik; AND
THE Eitel-inn ENT Or EDUCATED Weimi.—At • meeting
of the committee of the Society for the Training and Ern-
Ployment of Educated Women, bold at 23, Moleeetorth-
street, Lord T.ilt.ot de 31alabide in the chair, the following
I letters were read :—" Windsor Castle, Dec. 12. My dear
Lord Talbot,-1 have hail the honour, in compliance with
your request, of bringing under the consideration of her
I Majeoty the Queen. the Irish Society for the Training
an I F:mpleyment of Educated Women. The object
appeared to her Majesty to be one of considerable import-
ance. and to have been so fir well carried out by the
Dublin society. Her Majesty has commanded me to
authorise you to announce her Majesty's patronage of
this society ; and I rim further directed to enclose to you
a cheque for :kV. as a donation from the Queen towards its
funds.- Sincerely yours, C. 11. I'ntrrs." "Dec. 13—Mrs.
Bruce is desired by the Princess of Wales to
inform Lord Talbot do Malahole that her Royal
Highness consents to become • patroness of the
Dublin Society for the Training and Employment of
Women. Mrs. Bruce encloser a cheque for 101. by the
princess's direction as a donation from her royal highness to
the funds of the society." It was unanimously resolved
—That her Majesty- the Queen having been graciously
pleased to extend her patronage to this society, it shall be
named and hereafter known as " The Queen's Institution
foe the Training and Employment of Educated Women,"
under the patronage of her Majesty the Queen sod her
Royal Highness the Princess of Wales.— Briiideorßondaril,
SERMoN HT HIS GRACE THE SHCHHISHOP OF
DCHLIN —His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin preached the
morning sermon yesterday (Sunday) in St. Peter's Church,
Aongier.street. in aid of the schools in the parish of St.
Peter. Long het ire the hour for commencing the service
the church was filled to overflowing with an anxious
audience, and later in the morning many bad to turn from
the door unable to gain admission. His grace was attended
be the Rev. Dr. Lee, F.T.C.D., his private chaplain. The
Morning service was read by the Rev. Mr. Timmons, the
Lessons by the Rev. Mr. Patter., the Epistles by the Vener-
able the Archdeacon of Dublin, and the Coinmunios Ser-
vice by his Grace the Archbishop. At the conclusion of
the Seat part of the service his grave sacended the pulpit,
and took for hie text the weeds contained io St. John's
Gospel, 10th chapter sod 14th verse, " 1 am the Geed Shop.
her!, and know My sheep ; and am known of Mina—Driblin
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