The Express.
London, England, 1867-09-30 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1867.

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,FIESTER.--BATUIuDAY.

F. Montreal, Metropolitan
of Canada.
G. A. New Zealand, Metro-
politan of New Zealand.
B. Capetown, Metropolitan
of fionth Africa,.
Aubrey G. Jamaica.
T. Bartadoe.
J. Bombay.
IL Nova Sootia.
F. T. Litman.
H. Grahamatoana.
H. J. C. Christchurch.
Mathew Perth.
Benj. Huron.

THE PAN•ANOLICAN SYNOD.

The following address has been issued by autho-
rity et the Archbishop of Canterbury :

TO TRH FAITHFUL DI CHRIST JERCH, THE PRIESTS AND
DZACONS, AND THE LAY WIHRIERB OF THE CHURCH Or
CHEST IN COMMUNION WITH TEI ANGLICAN 111AANCH
OP THE CHURCH CATHOLIC.

We, the undersigned bishops, gathered under the good
providence of Cod for prayer and conference at Lambeth,
pray for you that ye may obtain grace, mercy, and peace
from God our Father, and from the Lord Jean Christ our
Saviour.

We give thanks to God, brethren beloved, for the faith
in our Lord Jesus Christ, and the love towards the saints,
which bath abounded amongst you ; and for the:knowledge
of Christ which through you bath been spread abroad
amongst the moat vigorous raoes of the earth. And with
one mouth we make our supplications to God even the
Father, that by the power of the Holy Ghost He would
strengthen us wish His might, to amend amongst us the
things which are amiss, to supply the things which
are lacking, and to reach forth unto higher measures of
love and zeal in worshipping Him, and in making known
His name ; and we pray that in His good time He would
give back unto His whole church the blemed gift of unity
in truth.

And now we exhort you in love that ye keep whole and
undefiled the faith once delivered to the saints, as ye have
received it of the Lord Jesus. Wei entreat you to watch
and pray, and to strive heartily with us against the frauds
and subtleties wherewith the faith bath been aforetime,
and is now assailed.

We beseech you to hold fast as the sure Word of God,
all the canonical Scriptures of the Old and New Testa-
ment, and that by diligent study of these oracles of God,
praying in the Holy Ghost, ye seek to know more of the
Lord Jesus Christ our Saviour, whom they reveal unto
us, and of the will of God which they declare.
Furthermore, we entreat you to guard yourselves and
yours against the growing superstititions and additions
with which in these latter days the truth of God bath
been overlaid; as otherwise, so especially by the preten-
sion to universal sovereignty over God's heritage asserted
for the see of Rome ; and bylthe practical exaltation of
the blessed Virgin Mary as mediator in the place of her
divine Son, and by the addressing of prayers to her
intercessor between God and man. Of such beware, we
beseech you, knowing that the jealous God giveth not His
honour to another.

Build yourselves up therefore, beloved, in your most
holy faith ; grow in grace and in the knowledge and love
of Jesus Christ our Lord. Show forth before all men by
your faith, self-denial, purity, and godly conversation, as
well as by your 'labours for,tbe people amongst whom God
bath so widely spread you, and by the setting forth of His
Gospel to the unbelievers and the heathen, that ye are
indeed the servants of Him who died for us toreconcile His
Father to us, and to be • saoriSoe for the mins of the
whole world.

Brethren beloved, with one voice we warn you ; the time
is abort ; the Lord cometh ; watch and be sobs:. Abide
steadfast in the (communion of saints wherein God has
:ranted you a pines. Seek in faith for oneness with Christ
in the blessed sacrament of his body and blood. Hold fast
the creeds, and the pure worship and order, which of God's
grace ye have inherited from the primitive church. Beware
of causing divisions contrary to the doctrine ye have re-
ceived. Pray and seek for unity amongst yourselves, and
amongst all the faithful in Christ Jesus, and the good
Lord make you perfect, anclikeep your bodies, souls, and
spirits, until the coming of the Lord Jesus Christ.
(Signed)
C. T. Cantuar. J. C. Bangor.
M. G. Armagh. H. Worcester.
R. C. Dublin. C. J. Glouceatzs. et
A. C. London. Bristol.
C. It. Winton. B. H. Ely.
C. St. Davids. William Chester.
J. Lichfield. T. L. Rochester.
S. Oxon. Horace SodorsndMan.
Thos. Yowler St. Asaph. Samuel Meath.
A. Llandaff. H. Kilmore.
John Lincoln. Charles Limerick Ard.
W. K. Sarum. fart and Aghsdoe.
John T. Norwich.

Robert Eden, D.D., Bishop of Moray, Ross and Caith-
ness, Primus.
Alexander Ewing, Bishop of Argyll and the Isles.
Charles Wordsworth, D.C.L, Bishop of ht. Andrews,
Dunkeld, and Dunblane.
Thomas G. Bother, Bishop of Aberdeen and Orkney.
Win. 8. Wilson, Bishop of Glasgow and Galloway.
Thomas B. Morrell, Coadjutor Bishop of Edinburgh.

W. W. Antigua.
K H. Sierra Leone.
T. N. Honolulu.
J. T. Ontario.
J. W. Quebec.
W. J. Gibraltar.
H. L. Dunedin.
Edward Bishop Orange River
Free State.
A. N. Niagara.
William George Tozer, His.
sionury Bishop.
James B. Kelly, Coadjutor
of •Newfoundland.
J. Axe. HierosoL

John H. Hopkins, Presiding Bishop of Pr. Ep. Church
in the United States.
Chas. P. M'llvaine, Bishop of Ohio.
Manton Eastburn, Bishop of Massachusetts.
Jno. Payno, Bishop of Cape Palmas and Parts Adjacent.
Henry J. Whitehouse, Bishop of Illinois.
Thomas Atkinson, Bishop of -North Carolina.
Henry W. Lee, Bishop of lowa.
Horatio Potter, Bishop of New York.
Thomas M. Clark, Bishop of Rhode Island.
Alexander Gregg, Bishop of Texas.
W. H. Odenheuner, Bishop of New Jersey.
G. T. Bedell, Assistant Bishop of Ohio.
/leery C. Lay, Miss. Bishop of Arkansas and the Indian
Territory.
Jos. C. Talbot, Assistant Bishop of Indiana.
Riehd. H. Milner, Bishop of Alabama.
Charles Todd Quintard, Bishop of Tennessee.
John B. Kerfoot, Bishop of Pittsburgh.
J. P. B. Wilmer, Bishop of Louisiana.
C. M. Williams, Miss. Bishop to China.

J. Chapman, Bishop.
Game Smith, late Bishop of Victoria (China).
David Andenon, late Bishop of Rupert's Land.
Edmund liohhouse by Bishop of New Zealand.

On Saturday, as stated, "by command of His
Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury," a servios con-
cluding the conference of the bishops was held in the
parish church of St. Mary, Lambeth adjoining the bishop's
palace. It was also announced that there would be a
choral celebration of the Holy Communion, and that the
clergy who wished to be present were requested to ape ply
for tickets at the office of the Society for the Props on
of the Gospel, lee. Divine service was appointed to com-
mence at the usual hour of eleven o'clock, prior to which the
colonial and American bishops and other right rev. prelates
attended, and it was understood breakfasted with the Arch-
Wallop of Canterbury. Shortly before the hour appointed
the church began rapidly to All, the congregation consisting
chiefly of clergymen of the church of England, attired in
their academical gowns, and a goodly sprinkling of ladies.
The clergy appointed to take part in the ceremony, as well
as the bishops, were all attired in their full robes or sur-
plices, and were accompanied by the Archbishop of Can-
terbury, the Bishop of London, the Bishop of Lincoln,
and several other prelates of the home establishment of
the church of England. Amongst thecolonial and Ame-
rican bishops present were the Rif= Vermont, the
Bishop of Montreal, the Bishop of the Bebop of
Honolulu, the Bishop of New Zeal= the Bishop of Loui-
siana, the Bishop of Cape Town, the Bishop of Ontario, the
Bishop of Rhode Island, the Bishop of St. Andrews, dm,
and the officiating clergy, amounting to some twelve or
fourteen, were headed by the Rev. Mr. Lingliani, the
rector of Lambeth. The choir consisted of nearly a hundred
persons, including Mr. R. Barnby, of the Chapel Royal ;
Mr. Lewis Thomas, Mr. H. Barnby, St. George's Chapel,
Windsor ; Mr. T. Young, of the Temple Church Choir ;
Mr. G. T. Carter, of Westminster Abbey ; and also the
juvenile choristers of the Abbey, S:. Paul's, and Temple
Church ; whilst Mr. E. J. Hopkins presided at the organ.
Prior to the service commencing the whole of the bishops
and officiating clergy, who had taken their places at the
end of the chancel fronting and surrounding the enclosure
to the communion table, formed themselves into a proces-
sion, and, headed by the vergers and wand-bearers, pro-
ceeded down the middle aisle and passed out of the grand
entrance and made a circuit of the ground enclosing the
venerable church of St. Mary. This ceremony occupied
about 10 minutes, and as the procession re-entered the
church the organ pealed forth, and the choir sang the hymn,
" All people that on earth do dwelL"
This continued until the whole of the bishops and
clergy had repined their original places, some taking up
their positions inside the Communion rails, and the rest
on the ontaide, facing each other. The service, which
was what is termed • " full choral" one, then commenoed,
and the Litany and Psalms were intoned, the Psalm for
the day being the 1324. The Lessons and the Epistle
were read by American bishops. The first lemon was the
2nd chapter of the Book of Job, and that part of the see'
vice which follows, containing the words, "To thee
cherubim and seraphim continually do cs 7, Ice.," was
chanted by the @heir. The ascend lesson was the 14

chapter of St Mark, and the choir then sung, " Biased be
the Lord our God, &a"
The Epistle was read, it was understood, by the Bishop
of Vermont, and was the sth chapter of the Epistle of
Paul to the Galatians, the Gospel by the Bishopiof Ontario.
The second hymn, " 'The earth, 0 Lard, is one wide field,"
was then sung, and at the conclusion of the service,
The Bishopof Montreal asoendedthe pulpit to preach the
concluding sermon. The right rev. prelate took his text
from the 4th Psalm, 6th eerie :—" There be many that say
who shall show us any good. Lord lift Thou up the light
of Thy countenance upon us."
The prayers during the offertory, the proceeds of which
were for the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel,
were read, and not chanted, and the service closed with
Handel's beautiful " Hallelujah Chorus," followed by a
choral celebration of the Holy Communion, which brought
these remarkable services to a final close.

paying his addressee to Anne Bradley, and be was on cer-
tain terms of intimacy with the prisoner.
The prisoner denied that he had any knowledge of
Clemente.
Miss Bra Hey was brought back to court and examined.
but nothing was elicited to shake her testimony. She ad-
mitted being acquainted with Clemente.
Questions were then pot to the prisoner, who admitted
that he took the waistcoat, but not with a felonious intent.
He did not know the rings were stolen ,or be would not have
received them.
Mr. Knox committed the prisoner for trial, and compli•
waited Inspector Sitweeter on the ability he had displayed
in getting up the evidence.