The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-30 00:00:00

SABBACARIAN INTOLERANCE.,
surpRINSION vi the hUNDAY EVENINGS for the
MEMING In SL James's 'Great Hall,
WEIiNKSDAY ICVKNINO. April S. at 13 Slr J. IIOVIRINO In
the Chair, supsorted by Members of Par!lament mid gentlemen
of eminence. AU levers of religious liberty Invited. A few re-
served saga 6d. can be secured of Mr. Austin, at the Hall,
daily. It. M. MOBILKL.L, Elm Sec.
i Mice, 4, Braturt-bulldiop, Strand.

[NAMES OF SOL/01TO= AND FURTHER PARTICULARS TO RE
OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE Or THE CHIEF REGISTRAR,
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, BARINGNALL-STREET.]
ILLS BRUITS.
110lIa2 WALLACE, Vitale), Surrey, hotel keeper, to surrender
April 15, at 1
Jima I'ICKrrT, Kings-uses-road, assistant to a greengrocer,
April lb, at I.
ERNIcT FIELD, Oloucteter-terrace, South Kensington, ironmon-
ger, April 15, at 1.
RICHARD WALIRR, AmpthW, Beds, railway sub-contractor,
April 15, at 1.
WILLIAM WALTERS, Falcon-innate, City, commission agent,
April It, at I.
ALEXAN DKR LRNDREM, Tennyson-atreet, Lambeth, schoolmaster,
April 11, at 11.
EDMUND BANDY, Bedford, butcher, April 11, at 11.
RDREsT CARPRILL, Buttesland-street, Horton, clerk to an omnl-
Du. company, April 16, at 11.
WILLIAM CHITTILM, St. thurges-street, St. Oeorge'aindhe.liast,
pawnbroker, April 16, at 11.
JANits Batt, Blabossigateatreet Without, dealer in tobacco,
April 16. at 11.
amain THORP...JON Boorr,linglefieldroad,billn;ton, commercial
traveller, April IG, at 12.
eIIARIMS BRISToW: King's Lynn, hotel keeper, April 16, at 12.
ALFRED C.RoXFoRD, river Thames-street, licensed victuidler,
April 16, at It
EDWARD Ituwi..tan, Lentatroet, Southwark, builder's foreman,
April 16, at It
Jamas Neg. Stockwell, Sarrey,Journeyrnan engineer, Aprfll6, at 1.
Jana) Wilma ileteroW, Langhani-street,
grazier, April 24, at 11.
CoLIN Oswalt BRANDER, Minories, optician, April 04, at 11.
JOHN HMUMWORTII. Yinehley, grocer, April 24, at 11.
FaRDInICK WILLIAM LooMPs, Plillput-aweat, Commarclabtood
East, saddler. April 14, at 11:
IT&Ftal I,Os6FE, Illlmpberra plane I;ppap Ittook•Milet, NEW
New ilravel-lane, shorediten,sktadgur,

BCOTCH tiEQUEBTRATIONB.
Joni! Hcllll, Edinburgh, commercial traveller, April 5, at
inoralre Itoorni, Edinburgh.
J 051.1.11 BELL, Perth, stater, April •, at the Guildhall, Perth.

NEW YORK, MARCH 28, 6 P.Y.

This fine work, which we noticed in detail on its
production at the Norwich Festival in November last (for
which occasion it was expressly composed), was given last
night at Exeter-hall, for the first time in London, con-
ducted by the composer. In our notice of the first per.
formance of this work we dwelt so fully on its merits and
characteristics that we need now only briefly recapitulate
our opinion, strengthened and confirmed by a mooed bear-
ing, that it is one of the best (perhaps the best) of /dr.Beno•
diet's numerous compositions, and will undoubtedly take a
permanent rank among the most highly esteemed works of
its class. Especially happy has Mr. Benedict been in the corn'
bination of the sacred and secular styles in a manner
thoroughly appropriate to the mixed character of Mr.
Charley's text—semi-religious and semi-dramatic—eo
felicitously blended are these very opposite musical cha-
racteristics as to involve none of those strong antagonianor
and violent contrasts which such association sometimes
produces. In our notice of the success of " Saint
Cecilia" at Norwich, we predicted a similar result on
its production in London, and the performance of leak
night fully realises our expectation. The reception so-
corded to Mr. Benedict ou his first entry into the orchestra,
the applause throughout the cantata, and its continuance
at the aloes until the composer reappeared in acknowledg-
Mod. Poeventipwweit solletstaser4e. • .

EXHI3ITIONS for the PEOPLE.—The
Arrk;eti and MUSICAL ALBINOS, to conjunction with
Mandan Ptantasmatngraphy, Polish Aglnskopyland lltineseChro-
tontropes, the first Uwe In England, St. Martin's Hall. at 8;
Wetluesdays and Saturdays at 3 and 8. Hall and gallery, In
reserved sesta, is. ; stalls, dL --311Sla neared at the hall, from 11
to 4.

Gold, 1344. Exchange on London, 109. 5-20
United States Bonds, 1094 ; Illinois, 1154 ;
Erie, 582. Cotton, middling Upland, 31. Petro-
leum, refined, 26c.
The Transatlantic Company's steamship Europe
has arrived out.

THE LATE G. W. GORDON, OF JAMAICA.

The committee of the British and Foreign Anti-
Slavery Society have received the following com-
munication f ruin Jamaica, and have forwarded the
same to us for publication :
In a despatch from Mr. Eyre to Mr. Cardwell, dated
King's House, January, 1866, to be found in the Blue-
book on the Jamaica disturbances, entitled, " Papers laid
before the Royal Commission of Inquiry by Governor
Eyre." the following paragraph appears at page 196, para-
graph 4:
on.i've"reisayll° well
,kinasow:b2tuhereintheavieryMr4Gtioserdoolt was
void' ii•rri_e4 to be grossly ioan=sagziln{idulterer,
alisKw•wmase4ollMilaiNatisol4
evils ; tub are lite 'terms applied to the laic DV
Gordon, and I believe abundant proof might be adduced of
all these traits."

"S"srire
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AIIitAILS-kat
Apra !Vat IL
!Waal attriaAN

crowded Eksterdiall to bee-emlSillie eve:
score of Mr. Benedict's new work, with the tiebeelkill
accompaniments arraoged for the pianoforte, is pebilihee
by Messrs. Lemberne Cock, Addison and Co., of New Boa&
street. The second portion of last night's concert minated
of Moseinle " Statist Matsu" a MA frequently bide.
given by the Sacred Narmada Beelety, but newt mew
finely than on this oomidon. It was conducted by' Mk.
Costa, who resumed his alpoitomed place, which be hail
vacated in order that Mr. Benedict might direct his ova
work. The solo singers were the same in the " Stelae
Mater " as in " Saint Camilla." The entire performing,
of last night is te be repeated on April 12.

7'77
avau,a CA Akagander.g.. New-creek paralo 011 mer-
dim!!! eta,
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Rye-lane, Peckbare,llader, A 21, at It
.11U,SUI .RAVIOCILII4. &lOC Mad
. . . . .

The undendgned having resided in the island for my
years, and having had very considerable opperhanities of
knowing and forming an estimate of the late Yr. Gordon's
character in his various relations of life, do hereby protest
against the foregoing allegations as made by Mr. iiyre, and
declare them to be utterly without foundation. •

4114TMAII
rich, dealer la balding materiels, AprilSe, 41.
BARNET Lopixotolt. Ittanley-road, Upper Holkniai, widow,
Apra 17, he
EDWARD HI RST 301 M aouthamptonetreet Camberwell, and
Yanked-meek ftrework manufacturer, April 17, at 11.
limety SCOTT, Canterbury, licensed et... Muller, Aprll IT, at 1.
A DuLPIIVI ULRICIIDTZIE, klaritundreet, totaccounitiA pit
AMR Merrimac dilutions, Lewisham, Kent, auctioneer's clerk,
April 17, at I.
Boars? OTTIWELL MAMMA, Queen's Heatl•yard Southwark,
and 'lt. Or Peckham, hop agent, April 17 at 2.
irointAT WoonrOßD, ltingleawade, Beds, carpenter, APrill7, at 2.
humeri JOKE STOKE, Upper Teddlmiton, beershop keeper,
April 17, al 2.
WILLIAM Uwe, EDWARD Oman Mats, and FREDERICK
Taoism MILLS, Hanley, SUnfordahlre, preen manufacturers,
April 10, ait It
Prams limiters. WILTNIATZ, Binalagbain, cork nistclurt,
A pill 10,, at it

JAW Panurrrb, Senior Baptist Missionary, Jamaica.
fitait Anaemia, Attorney-at-law, K log*" Jamaica.
Bounty JONDAI.
JAN= EWA..
ALEXANDER. Fronift. Fit.C.K., FA Mburgb.
AIDRSM LYON, COMMOII Councilman of ate city and P. of
Kingskta.
Tllollls Gennm, Missionary, Savanna-la-Mar.
• Juges &err, 11.1ic , Soglead.
AMAMI/a Piero. Merchants
M. ILLIINg. Merchant.
BORIRT 001IDON, Priest of the Chart* of England ; Head
Master of Warner's grammar School, Kingston.
A similar protest has also been forwarded, sad is
signed by
ROI= 1. WATSON, biplkst neater, and 119 other persons.

DEAIW OF MI B. CULLINGIiLINBUai, Y.R. • a'• a

~,,,
It is with (loop regret that we annoignee the_,
death of Mr. Robert Culling Hanbury, one of the member.
for Middlesex. Mr. lianbouy had been confined to Sabel .i • -
since last Tuesday fortnight, with a severe attack of rhea-
=tient. It was not, however, until within the lase fey •
days that danger was seriously apprehended. On Tuesday
last the symptoms grew wares and fever est in, swoop,- t,
nied with much sickness, by which he was greatly redttowL ''
On Thursday last he was thought to be better.; bet Ile . ,
depression arising from his severe illness continued, sad
yesterday morning he died, Mr. Culling Ilwairery wee
the eldest son of Mr. Robert HaPbury, of role. Hart.
fordsbire, and was born In the year 1823. Ia
1849 he married Caroline, eldest daughter of the late
Mr. Abel Smith, of Woodhall Park, Herta lithe died *
1883, and in 1865 be married Frances Selena, the *lds*
daughter of the late Mr Culling E. Fordley, Bart., mast
whose will she inherited** estate of Bedwell Patic,
ilerk. the funeral is appointod to take place at iltua.
dridge (,uroh, Herta, ea Thursday next. No steps haw
NI yet been taken for stipple rig the vacancy *mama*
In the representation of Middlesex; but front *Hail'
mire*, ire receive Wiese from electors of the ooypty
wrghig that measures should be taken for securing, if pos-
ibis, the candid**, of Mr. Semnel Morley, wham high
lea iehitesete public useful**, and thorough liberality, are
r held* ark him out (prime& a distinction.
An ad fo the elootan bar been issued by Mr. H. D.
k
Laboushere. " Biwa* you do me the honour," be mph
.irinirt
bound
" to reitem me to parliament. it mat amp Brit duty to
eo-opwith those yho desire to effect the pause of
•an Arsightforomi measure of reform--emit a
• mearcosold prove to the large body of artisans sad
n, whom I hold to be entitled to the franchise,
that the House of Commons is not afraid of the people,
nor even, to the free extension of political privileges, nor
disposed to deny to the intelligent operatives a share in
the government of the country, to whose burdens they are
called upon to contribute. If the Reform Bill proposed by
the tory ministry be not capable of adaptation to such an
end, I should not hesitate to give my adherence to any
course which may seam the most calculated to attain the
desired object."

...0111111i ROHM% and TIMitTIIT FINCIHIS, Oldbury, Worts**, ,1
shire, irmsfounderk April 12, at 12,
BIAXMILL, Derby, trimming manufactr.= 9, at u.
'knits HiMMT luynts, Abersychan, Motintout , grocer,
April 10, at IL
Jump Townson 1111.1orp, Taunton, Bonsareetaltim innkeeper.
April 10 at 12.
BACHAND WA JINN, Meath 8t Just,CorawalLitroosr,Alsollo,st li
egor.ol ALWARD CMlLiNerr,stratton,Dorsotah.,mlilor.A.p.l7,at 12.
091802 lharrixia, Beamer, imiathire. farmer, April 8, at 11.
WILLIAM KIND&LL, York, saddler, April 11. at U.
Jona licit** Ostett, Yorkshire, April*, at 11.
JONZIII WHITSMOIIag, JAHNS W BITIIIOI7BI, and THOMAS Trlti,
Castleford, Yerleidte, ironmasters, AprO 8, at 11
CHAIM HANSON, Ousberworth, Yorimilre, woollen onniels.l
hirer, April U, at 11.
Irmusit Intiston-upon-Hail, ffriPef,Alsra *alit
; JOnnlturtm. ltirkdaks, Lancashire, contractor, Apeil 11.'at 11.
JOUR 11100/14 lees Ihotahlre, stoussusaos, April 15. at It
DAME. JOHIIII, H Ylintshire, ironmonger. 44 15, at It
„DANT'. IiSIWARDS, Held. silk throwster, Apra It; at 11.
Sant al, itnakwucors. Maashaster, oammlarion agent, Ap.lkat U.
WILUAIt BUMP. PaNdlaton,lmiatMsb., coacbmarLamill 10,aI 11.
WILLIAM VOOPMR, Arisilffe, Durham, and Newbisgen; Northam-
bertarld, Mrdldet. Apia lik at 12.
MIR SULU, Durham, late licensed victualler, April 10, * li
JOHN UAL Newcastie-upoo.Tyne, ship chandler, Apell 15, It It
.217ris kin TUCK SK, Stoke Abbott, Doesetaii, farmar, April 8, at 12.
Julie HltWlg, hmethwick, Staffordshire, furniture broker,
April Y, at 1L
1.119011ut KvArg, OldhurY,Woreooo**.hool9l9ker. Aiwa y.ltt 1L
A
Julia
10 15Ase YUMA* latandenhlre, Wool' bajak
• prff
9/10a011 Davis, New Windsor, Berl* hootmaker, Aprli 9, at U.
JAhis Blrcritgan,lfawark.upon.ittpot, saddler, April 3, at It.
Alan 01.110 i, Dulled, Derby sit, paw mat:: April 11, all
ROBERT HAY,Walker, Northumberland, brie er, April 9, at VA,
ale remake, Pontiralny,Clamorgansh.,ilet ,Apro
Wo4.lan Dansopia;ad, palntobrn,ty.Li lier. at Y}.DASINL 11011ISIA, Lantaahlre, , April 13, at 9i.
Stint OUOPIM., harem, la April 8, at le.
Oioalta Alauwar. leddlealsroagli Yorkabite, homed

CMkw,
emmeßigelastAlkl6.4B3L
?: teber, April 10. at 14.
ADOLPH CoHmt,St;angeways, Ilanchestertate
JOHN 141111 MACKENZIE, Ardwick, stationer, April 5, at Di.
WILLIAM OLDS, Ternham, Kent, late baker, April 8, at 12.
THOMAS 11'NAMARA, Oldham, late Wernher, April If, at It.
JARS' lt errata. BOOTEMAN, Wilton, Lancashire, orerlooker la a
cotton mill, April It, at It
WILLIAM RiewinlU.D. Brighton, bootmaker, April 12, at 11,
JoHN 11.41.1. and IVANS CI. LallAW, Bolton, Itagyrrs, Ap. 10, at 11.
THOMAS Sock Snelnten, Nottingham, lace ?Wither, Ap. 10 at M.
IMAMS Gol.Deurflt RAMS, Synaluun, Oxfordshire, widow,
April 11, at Re.
THOMAS BROWN, Aldershot, phoDgraphlc artist• April 3, at I°.
Gooktur KISLIDE, York. aardeoar, May 4, at 11.
Awn HALL, Present, ID:eared rietualler, April 11, at it
ROBERT LYON, Hecleston, Lancashire, labourer, April 11, at 11.
SAMOSA WrYTON, Churehgate, Leicester, late hummed victualler,
April IS, at 10.
RICHARD NELSON, Kendal, Westmoreland, grocer, April 10, at 10.
TMOMAS UTTING, Swatlham, Norfolk, bootmaker, April 15, at 10.
Jamas PRIAM'S, liollingswood, Shropilitre, forge shingler,
April 10, at 12
JOHN PrWsw,Upton.Gloncestersh, late auctioneer, Ap. IS, at 11
WILLIANCLARkR,Aahtoo-under.Lyile,marble cleaver,Ap.ll,at 12.
JAMBS BARRIS, Manton MUlCiilialt, liedfordahlre, calf darter,
April 16, at 11.
°Ewing CIAMIIM, Lonsten, Stafford, late blackamlth,A p. 13, at 11.
CHARAgs TerMite, Cambridge, Journeyman gilder, April 15, at 2.

WHITEHALL, MARCH 29.—The Queen has been
pleased to present the Rev. John Raggart to the church
. and parish of Lochcarron, in the presbytery of Lochcarron
and county of Ross, recant by the transportation of thi
Rev. Kenneth Alexander Mackenzie to the church and
parish of liinguania—Vozette.
FOREION-OFFICI 28.—The Queen has
pleased to approve oeMr. Ferdinand Schott as consul at
' Gibraltar for his Majesty the King of Prussia. —Garette.
Mr. Gathorne Hardy yesterday received a depu-
: tation from Torquay, at tie offices of the Poor-law Board.
Sir Lawrence Palk, M.P., and Mr. Xekewich, M.P., intro-
duoed the deputation, which consisted of Mr. W. Kisson,
Mr. J. T. Harvey, Mr. John Harvey, and Mr. George E.
Reardon. The object of the deputation, as explained by
the several gentlemen, was to obtain a separate union for
Torquay. At present the town was comprised within the
Newton Abbot Union, and it wee desired by those repre-
' seated by the deputation, that they should be separated,
and an independent union formed for Torquay. This
' change was rendered necessary, as the deputation pointed
out, by the largely increasing population of Torquay. Mr.
Gatherne Hardy, having elicited full information on the
subject, promised the matter his hest consideration.
isTLUN FOR FATHERLESS CHILDREN, REEDHAIIp,
NEAR CZOTDON.—OR the evening of Thursday last the
entertainment recently given to the children of the
Orphan Working School. Haverstock-hill, by Mr. D. S.
Miller, assisted by the Poland-street Temperance Hand.
bell Ringers (whose entertainments, consisting of bell
ringing, tone playing, and illustrations of the art of cam-
panology, have been given with much success to large audi-
ences in surrey Chapel, Re.), was kindly repeated in the
large dining hall of the above institution. The smiling
faces of the children and the fret uent applause bespoke
their appreciation of the pgs, which were inter-
spersed with songs, readings, and recitations of a moral
tendency by Messrs. Miller and Revert. Three lusty
cheers from VA juvenile throats were given for the enter-
tainers, and short addresses by Mr. Miller and Mr. Edina!,
the master of the boys' school, brought the pleasant even-
ing to a close. Subscriptions to the funds of this excellent
institution are earnestly desired, and will be received by
Mr. G. Stancliff, the semetery, at the office, No. 10,
Poultry.
REFORM MEETING AT BRISTOL.-011 Thursday
evening a crowded meeting wan held at the Broadmead
Rooms, Bristol, to take into consideration the government
reform bilL Mr. H. Matthews was in the chair, and the
speakers included Mr. Coeshain and Professor Newman.
Resolutions condemnatory of the measure were adopted.
REPRESENTATION OP NORWICH.—A report has
been extensively circulated of late that Sir 11. Russell,
Bart-, SIP., contemplated retiring from the representation
of Norwich, and offering himself to the constituency of
Cheltenham. Yesterday Mr. I. B. Coates, the local agent
of the lion. baronet, issued the following notification :
" I am desired by Sir William to state that, although
much pressed by the liberals of Cheltenham to stand for
that borough, he has not the most remote intention of
withdrawing from Norwich so long as it is the pleasure of
her citizens to send him to parliament."
Fiius SURREY RIFLES.—A grand assault of arms
took place OD Tuesday evening last at the headquarters of
the regiment, Brunswick.road. Camberwell, when Mr.
llShury, the professor of fencing to the School of Anna, was
assisted by Professor Leon Gilletoand, Colonel Richards,
r. J. M. Waite, late 2nd Life thiards ; Mr. Henderson
and Mr. Fuller, late of the Scots Fusilier Gnarls ; Mr. C,
L Marshall, late 10th Hunan, and several other.. The
whole of the feats performed gave the utmost satisfaction
to a crowded and fashionable company. The band of the
amp played at intervals throughout the eveniug.
THE Porz'a MULTI( RESTORED BY Du BARRY'S
FOOD. TER RIVALRIITA AILLSICA.—Care No. 88,413.—" Rowe,
July 21, 1566. The health of the Holy Father Is excellent, espe-
cially since. abandoning all other remedies, he has lived enlirely
upon Du Dany's Food, and his Holiness cannot pralue this a:ca-
tion food too highly."—Oasette du Mt.--(Advertisensent.)

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ctiditi:. g
that of his Helium the Pope. Cure No. 1.771 —Lonl
Ruud de Decies, of many years of dyspepsia No. of,3l6.—This
Marchioaca• of Brain, of seven ' indescrlbahle agony from
dyspepsia. Jur vossossa. low spirit ver dhorder. and wasting
away.—Tins, at la. ; /lb., Si. Oi; 1.110., 131. ; 24th —Du
Barry and Co., 77, Zsgantatreet, London . also at Yortnum and
blames ; gad at 61, Gracechurchetraet ; 4. thaapside . 63 and
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authority. Baron Whigs name u must sudadowdy attached.—
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FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE, porters of foreign goods—A. Ballard and A. J. Carter, Cannon- trian court. Agents of the Emperor Maximilian plum. 1
street.road. St. Oeorge-io-thgast, printers—T. Hampton and
T liolroyd, Northwich, Cheshire, railway contractors -J. A. WC recruiting troops at Havana for the Imperial
Wells, J. & Sloane, J. Taylor, and F. J. Wells, Lime street, iervice. Intelligence received here from Mexico SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY.—MR. BENKDICTE
City, wholesale eheeiemongers, so far as regards Y. J. Wells. " LEGEND OF HT. CECILIA."
states that the liberals have cut the aqueduct at
Queretaro.

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