The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-22 00:00:00

OBSEQUIES OP CARDINAL WISEMAN.

With total ebeenoe of ceremonial observances,
the body of Cardinal Wisemsa was removed last night
from the home he had lately inhateted, in York.plece, to
the chapel of Si. Mary, in Ifoorftelda, where it will rest
until the funeral to-morrow. Arrived at the chapel, It was
mt.:a into the middle of that sacred building, and was
placed upon a bier, draped with violet cloth, the border of
whisk was richly embroidered with gold Lae. A few
siesta and acolytes stood by, and candies wen held aloft,
sad a crucifix was also robed, but no religious service was
thee performed. The head of the corpse was turned
towards the she:, this position deuoting the high soolesias-
tkal dieliLthe diamond. Over the midis was spread
the " • rich covering which is well known to
, Roman as belonging to Sir Gawp Bowyer. The
cardinal's red hat was placed near the foot, and its long
silken append eges fell down low on either aide.
Vedm&y morning a solemn requiem "for the repass
of the soul of the late Cardinal Wiseman" was performed
at the &arch of the Immaculate Coeception, Farm-straet,
Berkeley•quare. The church, which is that of the Jesuits,
was draped in black ; sad the splendid musk of limn.
written on his death-bad, was performed with greet
solemnity. We understand that the only music to morrow,
the day of the funeral, at St. Mao's, Bonfield', will be
the Gregorian chants. From the great number of carriages
expected to join the procession to Kenealven, it has
been thought advisable that non of them shield enter the
ground. A covered way has been made from the gates to
the tomb ; sad the massive ooffio, being placedo, upon a
Gothic bier will thee be wheeled to its final resting-place.
The men will wear armlets if crape, bearing the monogram,
in gold, of the eadinel, on • medallion. The following is
the order of the procession, so far u coecenis its more
important features :
Two Outriders.
Coach and Pair, containing Acolytes.
Clergy, Capone, Nohow, in shoat Thirty or Forty Coaches

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Carriage and Bu Roma.
Twelve Attendants, with Craps Armlets, and Cardinal's
Monograms on Medallion.
Rotative'', Executors, Medial Man, and Solicitors, in Three
Mourning Combs. and Foar.
Dommertios in Coach and Pair.
Mourning Cashes sad Poor, containing General !Mblie.
Mourning Coaches and Pain.
s Primes Carriage.
Queen Ammelies Carriage,.
Anilmiemders' Canisuce.

PrlosonOnerise;
Occupants of Carriages :
Fort—lloselpor Roam, Canon Walker, Dr. Russell, and
Canon Hems.
Smosd—Oassise Morris, and Weathers.
Third--Csaces O'Neal*, °Ltt,slekunBl4:7l Maguire.
Bourik—Provart Manning, Bishops Oorathwade, Amherst,
and Clifford.
Fifth—Bishop Vaughan, Gomm Haskell, and Brown
(Shrewsbur
Sixth—BishopTu ' y). ms
ner, Great, Ullathor, and Brown
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Seventh—Bishops Collier, Waring, and Morris., and Arch.
bishop Collett.
Eighth—Rev. W. Burke, Mr. Burke, Justin' Shea, and Mr.
N. Wiseman.
Ninth—Monsignor Thompson, Mr. Bigshawe, Dr. Munk,
and Mr. C. Hawkins.
Teeth—Mr. Toprt, Mr. Teprt, jun., Mr. Harting, and
Mr. Bagshaws.
Bleventh=Mr. Newman and Mr. Roper.

Ukases to fit. Mary Church can only be'obtained to-
monow by invitation. Wieners* basing been found neces-
sary in consequence of the eztomedinary number of appli-
cations that have bees made to this Roman catholic clergy
of London during the pant fur dap.

ARMY lasstretarioiss.—The following days have
been fired for army ensiaatioes during the eusoing
year :—Admission to the Royal Military Oollep, Sandhurst,
hionday,June 19 ; admission to the Royal Military Academy,
Woolwich, lloaday, July S ; admission to the Staff College,
Thursday, July 20.
The bridal presents to the Hon. Edith Jocelyn
who wee married yesterday to Viscount Radial, included a
superb Indian shawl, the gift of the Quest ; a chased silver
tea and coffee Barytes complete, from Lord Palmerston ; •
Magnittosat brilliant ring, from the Earl and Countess of
Shaftesbury ; a valuable cross al rubies and diamonds with
pearl pendants, from Lady Forester; an elegant Dresden
shins dessert service, from the Dachas of Inverness ; a
choice marble casket, from the Countess Cowper; a fine
old silver tankard, from Mr. Keneedy. Also wetly pre.
gents from the Marchioness of Londonderry. the Duchess of
Cleveland, the Earl and ()maims of Gainsborough, the
Earl and Countess of Dalksith, Lady Farquhar, Mr. Flem-
ing, Mr. C. Sykes, Lady Seafood, the Countess°, Krirry,Vie-
must andViconntem Powers:wart, kie Excellency the Italian

/finkloar, and mane other friawdi, including charactarle
souvenirs from an admiring " OwL" Mention moat also

especially made of a !peg wetly and complete drewing•
sae siven to the bride by her husband. It was mounted
in gold, and certainly was a finished specimen of Eoglish

workmanship.
The 2nd battalion 60th Rifles, after 22 months'
stay at Aldershot camp, left yesterday morning for Dower.
Two special trains on the Bonth•Esetern Railway conveyed
the regiment to its deetinatioa.
RICPBABENTATION OF &GBH-UPON-TRENT. —Mr.
Melly has planed himself unreservedly at the disposal of the
liberal prey in the borough, and issued a very sensible and
thoroughly liberal address. On Monday everting lest he
addreased a large meeting ia the Town Longton, pre-
sided over by ,Alfred Glover, Seq. Mr. Kelly's political
views may be them summarised :—Ha is in (*your of 61.
franchise Is boroughs, sad 101.'in :conaties, vote by ballot,
civil and religions liberty in the largest seem of the term,
free trade, abolition of fire insurance. facilitating the trans.
fer of had, and the lemma tax modified and readjusted.
He was very cordially received by the meeting, and his
views sa political and social questions appeared fully to
sword with those of his sedimos.
RarazararraTrow of ABINGDON. The Hon.
Romeo Ocarteeav Forbes, eldest son of Baron Forbes, the
Premier Baron of Bootlend, is announced as a candidate for
the representation of the borough of Abingdon, at the next
general election, os ooeserrative principles. Mr. J. T.
Norris, the sitting member, will spin offer himself as a
candidate on liberal principles.
REPRENENTATION OF SOUTH WILTSHIBIL is _

reported that Mr.T.Fraser Grove willhemate a miedidatelor
the representation of the Southern Division of Wiltshire, at
the next general election, In the liberal interest, in opposi-
tion to Lord /Tarry Throne and Colonel Bathurst, who will
am themselves tor Toole:lion.
RernersarrrAilos or Lzwice. —Two an nou noe-
assets appear in oar 001a91611 this day of considerable in-
terest to the inhabitants of Lewes—namely an address from
Blenoowe, one of the present representatives of the
borough, intimating his decision sot to uk for a renewal
of the confidence of the electors at the approaching election.
and en announcement from Lord Pelham (elder son
of the FAA of Chichester), impreesing his intention to
come forward as a candidate for the honour of
representing the bescogh when the peeper mennat abell
mile. —Sisals= Adeergiser.
Tan Raw. Dn. Gutman—On Monday, in the
Royal Rotel, the Lord Prevent of Edinburgh. in pressese
of a large sesemblne. faimany cremated to the Res. Dr.
Genie* of the ism Church, the Molimoeial which bed
been subscribed far en the osmium of hie retirement from
public duties. The testimonial wedded of a sumo( 5,0001.,
and several view of silver plate were at the sum time pre-
meted to Ws. Gethrle. Beetles the Lost Provost. Leeds
Jarvieweale end Ardennes and tkoVery Rev. Dees Ramsey
I took part is the promeenps—Sretneere.