The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-24 00:00:00

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Mr. Mason Jones having returned from Italy,
where w became acquainted with the leaden of the various
PartAS and enjoyed the intimate friendship of Garibaldi
himself, is about to deliver a eerie* of oratroos on the great
question of the day, "The Independence of Italy," during
which he will, we solerrissel, stela the future policy of fie
friends and advocates of Mellen unity.
MADAM' TOMILLVD. —A u effigy of King John,
modelled with great can from genuine relics, such as rale-
=eons, seals, and monumental sculpture abed to
artiste, has been added to Madams Tinned% col-
lection, and an admirable portrait of the ex-Kies of Napkin
modelled from life. His ex-Majeny is aged-looking rem,
man, and is his footnote exhibits Tante=eurr=
fart uinsy which his career hem y
ullins.
The
Chamber of Konen has just received a portrait of

Si.tOUGEN-IN-Tlia-KAIT. —On Thursday week
• deputation of pariakkeers bad an interview with the
Mier et Louisa, se to cullaie_grlevances they still had, as
to the loathed el I..lllVille service. The bishop,
ends
to esesamisicated their wishes to the
g, at Mr. Biog, we understand,
totals *hap, placing the matter in his lord-
y, we are informed that the
lee leued two monitions, one to the oillelating
olimellas kiss to read the Psalms for the day, and
diseustiane the um of the Hymnal. and use instead,
Tate sad Brady's Collection at the end of the Prayer
Book, thereby giving his episcopal sanction to that
selection, sad to preach in a black gown in the morning
as well as at other times ; the other to the churchivardisa,
to place the altar on the grated. remove the super-altar
and endows-told*, and to allow no priori other than the
ellkiatieg minister to appear in a surplice, thus doing away
with the choristers. We are further informed that the
Bev. S. Reward has refused to remain in the parish, or
cede% under meshes, restrictions, and that he leaves at
cam ; the resistant curate resuming in charge to receive
the rectors feu, till snob Hein at Mr. Bin may
andtPrint
another curate. He will notwever, officiate, we
understand that the Bev. Edward Parry, his lordship's
chaplain, wlll take the services to-morrow. Dp to • late
hoar but evening the altar had not been moved, but the
monition had been remised, and we nadeestand it will be
undoubtedly acted on by the ekurahwardeos to-day. The
choir have been informed that their services will ao laegu
be required. Truly Mr. Thompson hes abundant muse for
telling the vest/Ton Thursday. that be was sathriled with
the bishop's decision, communicated to him a few hours pre-
viously at Loam How.—Jots Bell.
Roost &nom —A gostlentan in the United
States, named William Mills, has lately presented the
school with a large velvet tag, in token of his admiration
of what he bad read of it in Tom Browns School Days."
Mr. Day, the gentleman whom he bad charged with the
delivery of this offering of goodwill, was introduced by
the head master to the school when assembled for calling
over on Thursday, the 21nd, of November. Dr. Temple
spoke briefly of the common stock d the Americans
with us, lad their kindly fellow-feeling towards us,
uposhey shown is their recent reception of the
bele apparent to the throne. Mr. Day followed, aed
mid that Aar setae theschool he did not wonder at
Mx Maybe fee mem of " Tem Brown") loving it
and hobs peed of it, and 'peaking ol it so lovingly and
proudy es he had done. " For Tom Browns eake," be
added, "we elan always be glad to see any of you on the
lather aided the water. Let this 64 boa token ef the re-
agile* that Weald peat yea thug. —We No willing to sing
es beortilghoi soy el yea 'died eau the Quesee.' and to
lIIMMA • • (Led Br. Mills shares
the Prit•Berl 4161.Brewsie pal whim the school-houso
to be the custodians of the gag. " It is a large Sag, made of
' crimson velvet (whootteroweeeketr), with the school arms
Imbed he the metre, seld American Sep mood at Mak d I
all carat sad ahogsther presents • lousy Madame en-
peansimo.
The report respecting the arrival of the Kmporor
of the French is this country originated at Winchester.
One of the by the Southampton train to Ludes '1
bona great seiee to the Emperor, end it was firmly
ditkitaa's fellow•mmiongem that be wee
his Yeaway bast wee meamemioated to the Meeks-
mew el lifeeheeler e.
who paid the eappord Emma the
dolaeuma she telegraphed to the railway authori-
ties estr
Weide* eletiou that hie Majesty was on his way
to the wetrepolk