The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-02 00:00:00

TILE NATIONAL 771ANESOITINO.

Yesterday being the day appointed for thanks-
giving to Almighty God "for the maser trusted to oar
arms in suppressing the rebellion and ragman tranquillity
is her Memsty's Indian domisima' " the radon+ churches
throughout the metropolis were wellattendel.
At Si, Paul's Cathedral full choral weeks wee performed,
and Abe sermon was preached by the Very Rev. Dr. MB-
man, the Dean, from the 26th chapter at leash, verse 12,
" Iced, thou vJt ordain peace for Re : for thou also host
wrought all our works in as."
At Warminster Abbey the sermon at the evening service
was preached by the Rev. F. J. Holland, M.A., vicar of St.
Duestan'e, Canterbury, who selected for hie text the 4th
verse of the 6th chipter of the ant epistle of St. John—
" This la the victory that or, roometh the world, even our
faith." A collection wee made for the Society for the Propa-
gation of the Gomm! in Foreign Parts.
At the Scotch National Church, Crown-court, the Rev.
Dr. Cumming preached an appropriate eurinon. taking Ms
lest from Prato 16, verses 8 to 11.
At the Royal Military Chapel, St. James's-park, the Rev.
R. W. Browne, W.A , ambit chaplain to the forces in Lon.
don,preachet from the 26th chapter of Leeiikna. eerie 8—
"Aod fire of you shallchase an Imodred, and an hundred of
you shall put tea thousand to flight : and your enemies shall
fall before you by the sword." After narrating end ex-
plaining the aroutustancee under which this peoroi.e wee
gime, the =ad r eppl it to the subject of the day in en
excellent discourse.
At the Chapel Royal, Whitehall, the entakal Novices
maspefeed " The Veleta," chant (Norris) ; Name, •chsha
Lirreell) ; Te Dens, " Jobtlate" (Dr. Boise); " Had set
La* may Ural egg," sale, Mr Imes. Mr. Massey
pr eeilled at the organ. The sermon co the tersidoo was
=byßanat Yr. tip oleag‘is to the Bishop of
and watt
Mutest et the serving ooltee'tsseae
nn Erb.

COrNT CAVOIIIII AND TIN Willa CAIDNIT.—
Froze his own speech, on the trot day of the abate jest re-
bared to, it la clear that the Illeglish plenipotentiaries et the
Pars cosmos held out hopes of a sothemat, on thLfsaut
Lan of Great Britain, la the " of Daly, white ftesc
steps were aftetw.rd• t,ken to WM. The sympathies end
.sultans expressed were nett psi:Costly mewl upon. It
is to ha supposed that Caroler waited ease then saa di l sot
neglect to refresh the roomty of hie Begthth friend. before
meets himself into the tams stint etiaosnal France.
If there be say telt in his arra" whelk we ara jortified
in behaving store sad gust, It is Ids ersehaient
Pagiaed, as stteshatent heeded ea ottiration foe the
English claseeeter sal lostitations, and Inereesed is warmth
by his frisedthip with many Ertgbah pubNomm An Italian
Mead of Cather'e, who far some yaws Ms less in very
**Tent isteroourt with Ides, emend tee that be kid seen
the firm and le flarcitaith mistier eta* shed tests
ef grief at the hiiw of all hie abets to lodate the Leith
=tie the et east adios in halt' at Italy. lie
the ceatrary, drawing Glow to Avert. Lord
Clerendon's ',toothy appeared so hare perm itself la
words; Lard Joke' Rosroll, it is tee, had rthemently de-
attest the Mtge occupation of Italy, bat the /nig.,
meld not Imp* an nalachy apse& of his. is which he had
desisted fog Io Assert dem mast Italy look for bee Wen
wethere; as to Load Pelearthea. whetted steno tau& dar-
t, the lest tea yews of Ids eater, trot 1848 to 1888, to dim
the lett of its maw period, ha Ms lam Ate beta judged
todsained In Italy.. cm who, to earn a litlle claptrap
popelarity at bars, Ms bided with the hopes, the feeling:,
sled the line of the alma peft fa this pculanale.—"Loar
feet Testa" he Bieslesesers Mategin. for If!ly.
CRY or LooDow liosrrru. los Mewls or
Tor VICTOILI-PALIII..-TU malt of pattets
relieved st this instants brig lot week, vas 1,173; of
obi& 177 wen new art.