The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-21 00:00:00

„,.THVV3DAY 1V1064\-NinEPTEMRER

011411-NCO.
AUSTRIA.

(amnia's eszatans.)
THZ AIISTEASZAN MaklLf3.
SOVTHAAPTON, earn
The Peninsular and4Orientel Steam Navig
Company's steamer Ceylon has arrived with the
heavy portions of the Calcutta, China, and Austra-
lian mails. She brings 122 passengers, 19 packages
of specie, value 28,9461., and a general cargo, in-
eluding 2,264 bales raw silk, value upwards of
160,0001. sterling.
The Ceylon experienced flue weather throughout
her passage ; on the 10th she spoke the steamship
Nyanza, and on the 16th the Tanjore.
The Egyptian fleet and a French and Sardinian
corvette were at Alexandria, and at Malta her
Majesty's ships Hibernia and Oaradoc.
GIREALTAIL, Barr. 16.
Her Majesty's ships Skylark and Rodpole are in
the harbour.
Exchanges are quoted at Loudon, 90 days' date,
49* ; Paris, 61r. 230. ; Marseilles, sfr. 230. ; Genoa,
Mr. 293. ; Madrid, 8 days' sight, 1 dia. ; Cadizi la
to 2 die. ; Seville, 8 days, par to * discount.
The Egyptian steamer Dakallict arrived here on
the 14th from Southampton.
The Ceylon has only reached here.

CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.
BUZZ. SEPT. 21.
The Claudia with the above mails anchored here
at 8 a.m. to-day (Thursday).

(tivra's anzes.)
THE CONVERSION OF THE TURKISH
DEBT.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Sem 13.
The check given to official business of all kinds
by the confusion oonsequent on the fire has sensibly
affected the operation of converting the internal
debt, total of all classes of stook presented fort
verification during the week only amounting to
778,946 L, as against 1,249,807 L. in the preceding
seven days. In London and Paris, however, the
operation proceeds with increased snows.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
NEW OILLEASB, 88PT. 8•

Cotton firm, 440. to 460. Sales today, 600 bales.'
Sales of the new week, 10,000 bales. Stock, 89,000
bales. New York Exchange weak, at Ito I per
mint. discount.

rumors soskr*A
von or vas Loup MATO& 111 M comas.
SOIL
This morning, it_boiria St. Matthew's Day, the
Lord Mayer. the therWa, and other mothers of the crepe.
reties prompedod sten to Chridi's disspitid, Hower%
the purpose of annual orations by the
Oodeas who art about los far Oxford sad Cambridge,
Divine sorbs wes purfooned Christ's Church, mayors
bong mid by the Rev Ptebondary Gibbs, mil a essmen
wombed by the Rm. am& Hobert Peres. ILA., heel/
of Pembroke Wks% Ciandwidge, me of bee Majesty's M.
vectors of Schoch.
The duo promotion this armed tato the great balk
which wee well filled with visitors, the Lord Mayor so.
kis party taking their orate N the wanton wed.
The prologue wee delivered by Mr. John Mott
mond Geodes, Themems aothematisel
Mostellore prineson, limonst exhibitioner el Si. John's
College, Liaat
_bridge.
Alec Eiaord Leo, Muth Cireeten, Rattat scholar, d Si.
Jobs's College. Cembridßrered the Grath cretin as
II
the benefit of the royal tali.
The natio° was dell is eminent Greek, end oes
loudly applauded.
Mr. Jobo Mersa Parnell first Greaten ; Thaergess
cloned medallist end Renard' medallist, 11365, eitheiar
of Wadies= Gallego, Orford, proonded to deliver
tar
English oration.
Tb. Latin Grains on the same rablest was dellotreproist
Mr. Alfred Edliessl Hodson, fifth Grata, wbo is
tog to Si. Jan sOollege. Cambridge. He referred in geasehil
style to him miner in the soloed, and the obligations al sea.
meted with it owed to its royal founder. Ile widen
were to be found in every land, their name was Mews is
even ally.
Mr Douglas Lee egott. Third Oreslas, Preoth Prize.
. nom. UM, scholar of St. Meet College, delivered the
Prow* natio°.
TM folksier were this delivered in the order in which
they shod :
Latin Alcides, Traoslatioo of the Druids' Warmag, by
Mr. William Kamer, Oath Genie&
Gook lambics, Trenstatin from " Julio thestr," by
Hr. Await= Lemmas nasals, eighth °rutin.
lotia Monks, hesitation from " liaraties," by Mr.
twiny Simpson Allen, seventh Grecian.
Greek Hex emeten, ttanslatios from "Childs Herald," by
Mr. George Alfred Greeshill, abatis Greelan.
Latin liennoten, " Balm bier Ametiestos." Riehordh
prim oompoaition, by Mr. John Edward Farm% Ant
Grease.
Greek Elegiac*, teassloties of " Death; Mrs. Hemens,
by Mr. Simnel Sheppard Oakley Morris, tenth Grecian.
Latin Elegiacs, trandation TM Alma; by Mr.
SemiiinriJobe Sharkey, elevesth Otesias.
Poem, " Mexico," by Mr. John Edward Fano%
dro Grecian.
A sabeaription was intend tato to defray the expanses of
the Grecians at the theiveraity, after 'bash the National
Anthem was sang, and the civic party retired.

i* DAY.)

TIM CREEK CHURCHHURCH . AND THE PROTESTANT
C
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A letter from Belgrade, dated the 4th, in the
Levant Herald says :—" An abbot of a Berrien mortsetery
has beep degraded for baviag edmisistered the Holy Sacra-
moot to • priest of the Mellow Church. As this 113d-
dent is much talked al here, and has given rise to no end
of emaidel, I may as well give you • short statement of
it. is the mouth of Jaw lest the view of a large pariah
in London chime to Belgrade, and took • very prominent
part is the public rejoicings in celebration of the ficonclftieth
weivereary of Sarnia Independewe. At the usion
of the festivities he waited on the Greek archbishop
of Belgrade, and begged to be admitted to coca-
manias simply on the ground of his being • priest
of the Angliew Church. His grace told him that
he could not comply with his request, and very
politely hinted to him that the Iced wrotedeat peter would
attend to his wishes if applied to. But Mr. did not take
the hint ; interoommunlon with the Omsk Church he was
determined to have. Ad therefore he weal travelling Into
the interior of Sepia in quest of some Greek priest who
would do the usedful. His voyage of discovery wee far
more summed than he anticipated, for on arriving at some
oritecif-the-way monastery. the abbot of it offered to ad•
aikido/the recremer.t to him ; at lewd, so Mr. declares,
while the abbot gives a different winkle of this prelimi-
nary trimmer:Wm. Whether this offer was made pow*/
wen or not, lam sot prepared to my. Be this as it
may, the view. of course nee meweably surprised. sad
very naturally,
too, at being made the obJest al it.
He there and then Wooded the moceetie mercies, end
publicly received from the hands of the abbot the
holy sacrament according to the laws awl practice
left
of
the orthodox church. Shortly after this Yr.
Berets, carrying with him a very flattering impreraion of
the liberelity of the Servian clergy, and the strong convic-
tion that he had suoceeded in accomplishing intercom:me-
ntos between the orthodox and Anglican churches. The
poor abbot mime to Belgrade, gave his chief the metropo-
litan an aeoount of his and theme doisgr, sad wee sus.
pended and ultimately degradhaving made so ' im-
proper use of his sawed aloe.' Rif= fame* antici is
the meantime the news of the vicar's swami flew to Eng-
land, and was paraded in the Churchman and other liogli
be-
sh
papers se a onviochig proof of an appresehiag union
tween the churches Anglican and orthodox."