The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-20 00:00:00

'ING, MAY 40, 4litiNg.

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PRI3I3BIA AND DENMade
BERLIN, RAT
M. de Qusade, the new Danish Minister Plenb-
potentiary tothe court of Berlin, has arrived here,
and was received by Herr von BisznarciL

ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT BRITAIN.
LIVERPoOL, MAT 20.

The steamer Great Britain, from Melbourne on
ills 15th March, arrived here this morning with
189,0001. in specie.

OUTWARD INDIA AND CHINA MAILS.
MAE/MLLES, MAT 19.

The Menageries Imperiales steamer itoeris left
bare this afternoon with 52 passengers, 1,903
packages, and 41,0801. for Alexandria, and 62 pas-
sengers, 300 packages, and 29,1601. for India and
China.

INTERNATIONALTION. REFORMATORY
Shortly after feet o'clock yesterday the Prince
enfold at tbaAaplophotal-ball. sad wu received by Lord
dhafteebury, IfrOliarlea, the sacestary al the Defamatory
Osten, sad the other odleisle, sad was *redacted alcsg the
hall past the several Melia •stletplaPierp, end haviestehee-
is mt. the &dans al ths nformatorke, soompantid by
the ores, Nag the National Asthma. The Earl of
Shaftesbury ilea, advaetise to thee/reit of state, read aa

address :
Hie ROYAL Rra4Ngii replied as follows : Your
Orme, your Excellenay, my Lords aid
I have gladly takes a pad ie the prosmdisp of this
day, and have complied with your request that I should
offend as the patron of this society with the greatest adds-
faction. The beaevolent purpose of this exhibilim cannot
fail to be followed by the desired soccer, and claim' the
co-operation of every one who has the World of the indus-
trious poor at hied, sad who desires to forward the object
which the Reformatory and Refuge 'Union has iavieworamely,
industrial with moral training. The committee do me justice
to believing that I cordially sympathise in the welcome this
moiety offers to those mprommtatives of foreign conataies
who have reepoaded, by their presses and ontributions, to
the levitated they have r•Paived. In doing so they have
borne testimony is woman with angled to the vales of
these International Exhibitions in promoting'ffd is of
those Ohridiee sad kind feelings toward asap other, which
we ought to pray should mimed the whole of the nations
of the world.
The choir having sung the Old Huadredth Psalm, which
was followed by a preyer from the Arcithishop, the Prime
declared the Ealtihition area& and, accompanied by his
&Misdeed end the officials, reared.
As interesting feature of the exhibition onside in the
workshops and workrooms, whit ere fitted up to occupy
the whole area besot* the modem plieries of the hall.
In them several hundred buys sad girls la work at
their respective trades and occumdkoss. The machines
and implements in operation include edam anginas
and circular saws, radials' sowing maims, tareeme
lathes, Paint* peesess, carpenters' beaches, sew*
=Mines, breadmaking maandes, and gas areas sad
stoves. The heed afflatdoporata is operation win Isola&
rope mat and nirt makers, paper beg sad envelops =loose,
rag sorters sad rag cutters. broom and brit maker, Sap-
wood makers, their meodere, sack and kaleamakeessakam,
sad Ink makers, shooblechr, teams aaal
makers, straw works's. pillow-Ims kis
s.
seakeribinds.
vr2ittrig aed boar*, trails( mei seam and needlework

CONVOCATIOFT HE PROVINCE OP;
BUR.

The Archbishop of Canterbury ',Heeded yenta,
day la Quern Asais Bounty-oaks, but the Upper 11,4
Unread .o barbs=
The Visitable Asians= Bioksrsteth, D.D., prukith
O -a•
M Zama linserMiljtsiairsinalbsdrars,
Arclidamea WOlanwilise gnslissa tlnlag-aa•
mots= :—" That the hems et esavocalks =yea
=barite ter Um cassidsmeios et his pass the 555.4,4111
of dab lsrldrips lie When, whew, the
oiremesinses this ersalry, are very 45
hots *see ander whisk the nth NON WY
-ivassaficitneierealelyeamild, eacinith-•
. that the Bishop of Row haeashrotososoci=l;
tad power is this realm sad in the cabal= of its
CTOWF, sad whether thereon it be nen to mon tt
akieff of the Usitadararch of Pegised sad Inlaid Is Ink
a mum, gadernies, as to now props= is thedwo d gi
36th eases, that 'so tacks pr, paw, puts,
potentate bath any lurisdieeloo, power, eantiority, 55;
orniaaros, or mallarity, eselseastioal or spirituel. wpm
liajesty's said reams, dominion, or 5555,44141
whether it would sot be better to limit the dschnlies 5
as
sarertios that so seek power Mid,* a• or nits
bassircbstL" _ -
Tye PSOLOCCros add he had bass oak= when,*
Haase preyed for wee to =act a new cans, or to p*
noon, tho verbs of which world be spewm to
H. bad to reply that the hones ask= for nog ba
same sad prom** the asps se might be aped to. Si
wares would be takes sa being most *maw ail,*
right, sad direly of that 1100110.
C4l/011 RAW rovenlag to the 'notion of Animism
Wordsworth, end be =mkt give it his hearty o
expround a hope that as the =portant roatter,y
1,4
trio seat dews from the Upper House, the stemen of 111,
Lower Hone &mid proceed as only m parbirss,
The Dues of Wsersurants look it in trait= gd.
than would be tae fens of subscription only it wail h
embodied is as ad et partismeat.
The Dean of Buy espresso' hie delight at the
which prevailed Is the house is rsinvare to 1:21
which it was pregema to Pulleat to the QOM& Aitejui
it \pa gala te kis let leptes this peat ranswe ea
eeasidtratic• of cenceree me of ens Ms
had fah the griemen at the prase
tioa. Looting Is the historical antecede* g
the old ism sad admitting that it gim
of an airenster sad Gras/ ca dill be
lie Yu*
that the word' ware aped' of resist,od si
mutter. Bat wires be found that they ~aid 5
pinnace to Maar orrawasee= he tbr..t it te te then
to do everything be said to amend =dm Übe, 155,)
Ho looked apes the past step shier wss sow bon*
' as • prelude sone mos important monastat Lim
so 4 perpetedto to et dews combrtably with the sibiba
that, having altered this came, they were to roes WWI
with • sun at canons which were entirely Issrelhiele
to the present lima (Cheers.) This me • phewt4 he
felt is his .we tatirsdni, baviag imposed apes Imam
whisk it was impseade to keep is the lette. Bebegg
they bad a fair praepost is the thse M sons al hack
fres from the reproach bed Pima* of hen p
sod
body of canes, the greater part of which was o
mat waste piper.
Dr. Jiss—NeA us. (Laughter.)
The Dees of /ELT thought that nob moor as Mid to
the basest the dally, amid similar sti*sts, awn
Bat if say me agorae' to the words " mato pm` he
would withdraw the and_would =pen hope adobe
aura iiio e 4 tosaftted which wosid be sem ia sese
dews with the pretest state of thiap. (Hear, tea.) It
had beta sold they ought se to go to the work they le
quietn a spirit of exuitatioo, bat in a spirit of rianbag
gratitude to Almighty God„ who had bre& bra
into the politics in yid= they found tined= lite&
He thought that the time would son come 111161 oink
ties might be called aped to nein is NAN* Wm 1,6
chunk whisk was sow fall of dined= (Oris 41 els,

The PaMOWN* Urea pat the miestica, tbal the Nem
do .i.e with the petition to be presorted to as
The motion was carried umnimonsly sad =eel
Moses.
The Paotemormi expressed hi. !misty satidedimeill
the result el their deliberatioss. Be believed kb h
mower to that prayer which they had easmeady=
"Ocaesdeigiter etepaitm tuns qui meek, site
hale *Deere edam ammo insideat, demure ~
ear.)is arm
mita= qine esteemed= pietatan.° (Hsu, b
The Dees of Nonwicg said he had bees a aria d
mumesties 30 years, end be had prayerf ally lookalletsed
to each a result es that which they tad now seldevele• Bs
thanked God for having been allowed to km to ,§ll
day ; sad sow, like the arrow: ol Simms, he daril gi
boom with a grateful heart. (Hem' hear.)
archdeacon Woggewogra them proceeded to WON
mote" of whisk he bad given oaks, sad dad nage*
perhament sad Mete papers relating to the Watlefin
sad the North American colonies, in which the did
the Roman catholie bishops was iced. ra gydelya►
oedema was is the
bishop thee of Bishop toe Om te
Bombs esibedie over the protestant brawl% se tit
the ekr were called ems to Mate an untruth noel UN,
said that so mime, prelate, it potentate huh submit:a
power, tesporsi spiriteel, in these realms.
The Paoracorog, is waver toe gaieties by the Das d
Cmterbury, said he bad bees informed that thin mese
dim:spumy between Sir George Grey's bill SI DOW ferftlf
end the semeded cum Ware the hones.
The Rev, Mr. JOTCZ serionded Archdeacon Wabeell's

mottos.
The Duna of CAwnreimer pointed out that the irsde
which arelsdeacce Wordsworth proposed bs idt
were the very words of one of the *Ohm
Archdeacon WORDSWORTH said the article spoke of *
diet* Italy. His motion spoke of toodeseatirel ei
spiritual power. lees
Arshdemon RANDALL said that no seolesiestiel
°add be tried by a biretta juridic:ilea, and that abase
mired what we seem* by the language objected te.
was the meanie; which *llama* and courts et MN
bed imposed neon the words, and be thought it
TIM*
Aroh*zatsalter them
Muer admitted that It was tree thii*
had bees the interprelstioe pat upon the werd, wig Mt
ambiguity was allowed to pass. Be; now they weave
meming the trios, sad se the object was the into
tender consoienees, thought there should not beard
to be any further ambiguity is the matter.
The Dem of NORWICH mid that the discorert Ms
Dean of Canterbury bad made, that the some we* ww,
contained in the artiste, bad induced him is eineia Ids
mind, and he thought they should be retaiaiL 1.01111,14
he thought that expunging the words would eisetalo
tie
power of the Pope, for people would say they vim timer
Mg the words under an apprehension of danger.
The) Rev. Lord A. Brawn submitted that to lave as the 1
words woad be equal almost iota arettios et the oit=
which he we not prepared to admit. If Boom
biehope bad precedence couterred upon them in the-Rati
Colonies it waa the act of the Quito and not of the Pope
or any other foreign prime. (Rear,
Archdeacon nom. said the Emperor of BeceselltiArchdeaconpower to deafer an order apes an Englishman. bat Mmati
not weer it without the ooneent of the Quoin. That waa
the sort of power which seemed to disturb the *it a
Archdeacon Wordsworth. (" Bear, hear," sad 1040)
After se* discussion,
Archdeacon WORDSWORTH said he bad answered hit*,
pose SA miming the questioes, and if it should be *swig
the home be would withdraw the motion.
The met* wee then by leave withdrawn.
The Dean ot ELT then moved the following
this house costars with their lordships et the Upplf
in a humble petition to her Majesty, for her Mettiot
bosom to meet a sew aeon in the pines of i
40th moos, it *wires to add an expression of Ito MOW
earnest hope, that the revision of the law al Meal 0
commended by her Majesty's commissioners on clerics' Wl'
seription may be speedily effected."
Arehdesom iftmur seceedsd the motion.
A Latin rewrite of the new 30th canoe was brought
from the Upper House, and c :cited m mob
sateessi the cessabers. It was mereibraly it se AP
Dean of Canterbury, Archdeacon Wordsworth, dr. ar,
sad other members, who pointed out all sorts id Mem*
cialenteee, red take oeseords.
. Dam frii OBIT proposed that estroweibiel
should be termed to rev* Latin of the U. op"
which wee in most mil. 000ditioa. (Lasiblerl
The mei* was •
The Paokoooron said he would preserve the Mhos
between the two waiver**, and murvi as the
mitts% the Dean of Otaterhury sad Mr. Woodtowl.tilr_,
Midge Areittleame Desk* Joyei, dm and Kr. tfamw...,...
The committee are to report their cos mtimm
military document at the next .sling of the Mem.
The salt *panew ea the paper wee Ms 100°6
committee appointed to coosider the subject of eh** b
relation to the oommittert of council, but Archaise°, 100
non, by doges oi the house postponed It.
The home them adjourned.

LIZIN.-OZWERAL WINDHAM. Lieut.-Genoa
Sir amulet Wiedhem wepplentents Colonel Meth "DP
hum al Chwrowe " with • few doom/ate Wiee••
PIMAIdA, i. to further defied his nsilitY7
is November. 1657. One tit peplos pabli tow. rj
the fiat Mew reins • atertheg sesectal. The
Clyde. maim to the oesemteder-la-ehief, wit eillbr
log hats hies taws to his knowledge : " Lied
miseemlneted blame as the 26th awl 211 b N
le • mutter whisk bee may lows even iiitsesib:ls
of Ytr Nafesty's terries ; hie condoot was
beheede th• lag degreawat.lee witeephoy:erfallidligthe
Nee reheat el be *we sad •
is the my hew et the ee hie ea ~Tee
'lmes Wen Set saloosty peened by tEseTersi.
gamma eres. the mss beetme excited. and • Oslo di
nett whisk IfejorAhmersi Wissibem emdd sot
be red be best efforts to meet the F•
Ter Isosititic AT ALDRILSHOT.—TIes inrib
emmeget the &Aka etill asthma. *Mb
het mwertly. The women end *Urea xememi94
bed be esperlswee veryweigh we•ther ed. sod
wtioodossald•Plltbk istiooromost
dot asissassoosis bees. broom. smosot s moo
as. sgromso.-17milid *Ma Oasis.

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