The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-26 00:00:00

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Yesterday evening the fifth of the series of
Imeter-bell services, out el which arose the special services
at Wes Waster Abbey and Pa. Paul's, were brought
to a (doss, the semen brag preached by the Rev.
Rdwerd Orarbe“, MA., 4 Billaloooo College, Oxford, in-
cumbent of tlhlarlbelciew's %molt, Gray's-inn dime.
Oa Saturday eves lir. Henry (Ailey delivered
at the Weetbeerve Ideie dap, Weethennie-grove, a lecture
in aid of the Leise-teed of the Society for the Encourage.
meet of the Mae Arts (of which association he is honorary
secretary), an " Dipkunechend the Promptive of the Crown
is anon(of Nam and Wee The Lecture, which pee
evidence of enemies seedy and reran* wee of a asset
interesting sad iselenetive sharester, sad wee. received by
the audience with close attention and marked approbation.
Mr. John Austin, Mr. George Bradley, and Mr.
!Moira, a deputation from Castleford, in the Went
Riding, had an interview with Lord Palmerston, at Cam-
bridge Besse, on Saturday, to repsssnt the ciahn of Castle-
ford to be added in the Reform all to the borough of Poste-
tract. The deputation was introduced by Mr. Yrlaes, ILP.,
sad Mr. Childers. I.P. _

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RIFINOLTTATION or FAWN). —The conservatives
have determined epos patting forward Lord Connesay, the
eldest KM of the FAH of Devon.
NORWICH ELaCTlON.—Noawtos, SATURDAY.
The writs bare been received by the sheet/, end arrenger
runts have been made for the nomination, but in Dore-
queue of the excited feeling which prevails it is pi•ob.bk,
that the proceedings will be yen brief, as both sides willfind it diMeelt to obtain • bearing. Last evening Mr.
Porton, sad Mr. Lewis again addressed their 'apparent
Tim MISSIONAIY CONFERS/WI AT LIVERPOOL.
The procudimp of the Wisiorsirl Ceolaresee, wire
opened at Liverpool on Monday leak were breoght to
a eke. on Friday evenin,g by • girt a& sass
the Philharmonic Hall, wail was sroweisel • iret
sieemblage. The Right Ron. the Ind of Shalteebury pre-
sided, sad was named by number of einignore
and gentleman. His. lo tads an
on the duty of labouring .loWeiegnadea=
Tbe meilMog wee alio theinsillbyllajorOsenria Ale:tender,
Major Daem, Ediabusgb ; Oolong Harbert "divan*
the Rev. Hugh Stowell ; the Mayer, and others ; and a
vete of thanks to the noble chairman imminated the
prooselbia
Mutrin cmcr Otrve.—A benevolent lady, who
withholds her name, hes awed the Renaud Lifeboat U-
AW:ten to defray the cost (amonatiag to M.) of four
lifeboat. and their equipments, whish Yr Pasty bee de-
cided to station at
I Newquay and St. Ives. is well ;
North DUDCIIIIM BS!, in reland;• sad Bah* es the
northern coast of Scotland. Bach of them pilots is noted
for the frequency of the wrecks in it. vicinity, and at mane
of the station. a lamentable lose of life occurred during
the heavy storms .4 last winter. A few years ago the_phi-
leathropie donor witnessed* fearful shipwreck on the Mak
coast Shore boats, one after another, attempted is vain
to reach the distressed skip, whole crew were Lobed
to the rigging. The lady then deteranaed that on • favour-
able opportunity presenting itself she would defray the
out of novena lifebute, to be statioaed on various points
of the coaat. That opportunity bat came, and she has,
with ao small satisfaction, given prompt effect to her decd.
"Ism &ram or me Bmm/rims. —There is ra-
re to believe that the committee are agreed ail to the anent
of their report. They will reetmunind, Ant, that all pre-
; seat works shell be supped ; in fact, they have been closed.
Secondly, that the bottom of the Serpentine shall be
levelled, and that the bed shall be either of concrete or
gravel ; that the propmed system of filtration will not
answer the purpue repaired, and that it is advia•ble that •
constant stream of fresh wetter to a attain ainCliiit should
be supplied to the Serpontimi doily. The source hem which
this witer is to be obtained will probably be loft te the ex-
' ecutive, aundy the Otboe of Works ; rat r Means.
Erica have offend to fennel/ an arplo einel7, and to
fongo &ay charge if they fail in this imilesiiilnag, it is
sereely probable thee the Met Comminiener of Works
will have asconne to either of the Wake • eve-
eiatiy sa the contractor to the Now Noilwm
has an that is carrying eat the he Ina bit
open en idnuelnat supply of miter, of • pure ehoreeter,
whisk au be made to run ion tie SsrpeaWe by gravita-
tion, and handy at any equine The lltairinjestemere,
theueions may be orsidaredeatirely at ea ad.
A new steam packet .ware) has =ewe
additional Ins. of rano hennas • eing
n, sad Hyde and Qum, la the Isle of Wight.

Stet, To-morrow irealirall have Krtily launched!
bto the racing some. of UM, and under the most fa-
vourable ampicea, for Yr. limiore efforts have bees so
=seepooded to by mown d hones, that be has hem
to put forth • prognime el eapneedented anopi
Items% ead from Ilse wimp of homes liaise coders, %be
adds will le pretty good. Beyond the defeat of Mega%
adhere Imppened at Warwick to ma for remerk,sat
Trial Makes afforded no " trial " at all, thew left as
good enough to roues Lifeboat. Had he berm by
Gaspard, or even the Promised Land, it is
thr judge's at would have been altered, be has
Improved. if we may judge by m Ruch
me a three yen old could have rime the
winter, sad to look upon him ili am y be
said the turf has lost its Fithinessm. Philomel's
defeat, coupled with that of Nucleus at Coventry,
had set people thinking very deeply about Mr. Par's
banes, and the knights of the pencil have not only driven
Rattlebone and Gaspard to g 0 to 1 fax the Nor hamn
sad Cloister Corp handicaps, but sent Lapeer to the right
about for the 'Deo Thousand and Derby—double the s
at which be was last returned from the Corner being
offered against him for both meats. Umpire mamma a
threatening position in the Derby market ; but nothing
has been so firm of late as the Buommee, sad we may
discover at Northampton whether the recent demonstration
is his favour for the Two Thousand is genuine. The
O'hener Cop speculation has been rather dull of late, and
1 cannot help remarking on the Squire being so quiet, for
Lifeboat is even the better favourite of the two, although
the running at Liverpool last autumn= the me
lib the beat of him. This state d soca to
be altered, for the hone has done mare week than
emu in the north. A . great change won take
=in the aspect of the City and Suburban
many days, Homeward Bead being de-
aeons oil the "go," earl Henna anything but firm,
while see of the ageneroes Visas that took yhice - during the
;tweek min eseseTeelske to sot only pre them the go-
at the Owner, hat Is Mao gases ceder with the grad
' pot,* Chars Alio. ilailleMl pony prefer ' him run
at Northampton frelodialli they ban shows ao 'non
to do at pmegat.
The inlet the glide= events M the with
dick I hew to dad is the Great hire
Stakes, two foe whisk the Roman Cud* Wm epode,
Old
11.1-14-ilar. Dm o=l4artwoubmilleitAelliFee:on,oll""Zoiek
Shot, Lord =ton. Springwell, oae of Cometry's
(Dense or Nudism), Tommy Noble, Forager,.Tiamadiai
led the Moak, are booked by the " know ones "
as certain starters, while Claire, Prince of
Rattlebone, Horace, General Hesse, Weatherbeand,
Yooicks, the Bribery colt, and Gwellyan are " doebital." The
death of John Day has mined the "scratching" of Arabia%
it being very improbable that either the Danebury, or Weed-
yeates (W. Day's) stables will be represented in any and at
Northampton, or I should set down Schism or Pad Jams
as a certain starter. Only a fortnight back I took the li-
berty (before speculation commenced) of analysing the
hardicap, and came to the maclusion that Royal So
(now first favourite) was the most dangerous among Lilt
hones, being unable to arrive at any satisfactory oemela-
sin as regards the three year olds from their performences;
but the errata trials of the last few days have brought
Simple Simon, Chasm Shot, Springwell, First Lord, Tommy
Noble, Forager, and the Monk into each fores that some
notice must be taken of their pretimiom. Simple Simon
showed himself about the equal of Flake by his defeat of
Ben Webster at Newmarket Houghton; bat we saw him at
Leicester bead and bead with Mixture and Narcissus, the
fanner giving 141 b away, while at Newmarket be was
beaten easily by Pitman in the Feather Plate. He has
now to concede Narcissus elb for the "double-head" de-
feat, which gives Lord Coventry's horse the best
of him while Mixture's stable companion, the
Monk, heaving •
satisfied his party, Simon bas
• nearly • stone the want of the weights with him, and Fo-
resee having beaten The Pitman at ems weights irliesi,
ware put togother, here are two horses with who,.
Sim can have no chance on paper. He ma have
Lovduring the winter, but I am more • to believe
estd able are making as Frost • mistake with him as they
did with Ambush at Nutilinghem, their trying Meade being
so bad, that 1 shall follow public naming, and give the pre-
ference of the heavy weight three-yearolds to First Lard,
who finished his last season's career remarkably well,
having beats. Ripon cleverly at Kelso, sad at the same
meeting run Hamlet to • bead over a mile when receiving
bat a Moe for two years, Aside (not • bad performer)
being • berth behind him, althuugh in receipt of Wilk Per
some time pad, the messy - be, gate the wive( 7azzi
coming his honour, but matters ham now been
to the sallefactica of all partim sad if he
cants get tie mune, J. Oiloome will be gal-
ly represented. Still, I hoer such good amounts
of sprisgwell, that he must be adhered to by me as the most I
likely -horse to carry the prim iato Yorkshire, for lem
justified in ignoring has last 11011101eS performances, and shell
trust solely to his
he solitary The triumph at Ripon for • guide to
hi real pretendona. re beat the Miss
Ally, Moulvie, First Lord (at nearly eves weigh(tratbarad a
host of others, and as a good jookeyis Certain to be found
for him, we must respect the division" that brought sat
Neville and El Hakim. Tommy Noble is certain to run
better than at Liverpool ; lout I should prefer his
shame for such a race a mouth hence, and the most that 1
caa be expected of him is that he mieht catch the eye of the '
when the Ant four are being "placed." Chance Shot
o threatening us for some time, and the toner has
at last been palled, she carrying such an amount if heavy
metal that I am bound to respect her looking at
the powerful body behind the scenes: There is I
nothing tempting in her public Lunn' for
for she wee cody
fourth (when • ' good money") to White Baer,
the Earl of Rosen, and Lady George, in the Little John
Stakes, at last Nottingham Spring meeting, unphieed la the
Goodwood Nursery, and " ditto "at Worcester. Two peat
hones were before her in these latter instances, undoubtedly;
bat as impression was made on me after her performance et
Nottingham that speed was her forte, and the race may
ammo some attention beim; directed to her chance for the
City and Suburban. The trials of Forager and the Monk
have been very good, so that their light 2hte entitle
them to every reopect ; but the one public oraimes of
Springwell supplies • roman for my giviii% • /Ds
mace of them, he having Fevionne'l equally as
at home. Sam Spode, Timandra, and old Robert are
backed in earnest, although many think differently as re-
gards the lintmenticeed ; and yet I shall not believe
the Royal Sovereign in danger from the old ll=
Before summing up, I cannot refrain from
Mg to Lord Milton's forward position in the New fflisiat
Ascot ((he was sixth to the five veritable " lyres,'
Rupee, Thormanby, Contadina, Aurora, and Thunderbolt,
sat before the Venus filly, sing of Dioramas, Jason,
Oliver, Orb end Mixture), emptied with hie good looks,
being suilekat to pee him • great chance, if at thezt
with list 71b. The last great event was won by an
(Bed iej&) nobody thought of supporting even at 100 to 1,
awl the of my ha pointed out that his public run.
=an him a peat on merits makes me boil
to grre • ;pod word far about the only one not
talked of is this mat It is not my into:dim, ,to
take • Madan esay animal not supported for the "neeNal." 1
I and as n4bet her •• as were in flavour of Royal Bove-
nip so& the money is lib freely kneeled iii their
favour by t parties that it would be madness to tie-
I pad from them, sad they shall represent me in the first
nollatibilLy Ibehes, six brims% should this year
fellltserta mod the three year aids, as muay of them
Nib for the year to the raj; IS" ma
Zo ben Wips4 by two of them, Hartley Wary sad
gliaftwes% wee so 11111 Ci shoes the aware. ems ewe d
ORO ahmol wan, the tint-meatimed bong forward seed