The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-30 00:00:00

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00HILIKUL4TION OP AIL SAINTS CHURCH,
M.4110.41.11T-BTRZZT.

At ths clams of the sermon on Saturday, one
cif the alert:ay emetences wee sung, and the inunineent
elm of 2,196/. PM. 2d. was collected tow.rda defray-
ing • debt of 2,0001. which had been incurred in
providing the organ, balls, and fittings, and in fur-
nishing the clergy-house. The mienniunicants were several
hundreds Ist number, and the rite timeline occupied • con-
siderable time. Ths " Olisis in Emelais" wag sung in
anima, but it was accompanied socuswhat elaborately end
with greet skill by the orgasiat, Mr. R. Redhead. ♦ few
collects and the tvo—liction conclude' the amyl..

It is proper to remark that the oritim, which, it has already
hems statel la these cdumas, to divided into two perta, and
Oicad in the chimed Male, proves to be as exosediegly Ins
instrument, and the masses in which it is arranged, while
admirably adapted for secompsayiag antiphonal chanting,
&fordo facilities foe producing many arivel and beautiful
elects, of which lir. Redhead is mot slow to avail himself.
Tha maim of the iestrsamiat is Mr. Rills.

Ts the rousing the aerosol; Wospresc7;d by the Hon. sod
&ay. R. Liddal,, tram the woods "Oise the Lad the bawdy
dr unto His name • Wag ma string, and some into hie
410111,.. 0 worship WI Load la the booty of holutesa "
(rain nor., vs. 8 sal 5). Tie boa. and rev. gentlemanre-
raoridsg that the list phrase adght be translated "la His
glorious oantitaso7," dwelt st some hook ea sho mar
Wismar of the Tempi* ritual, sod =goaded thin
CUMIN' worship, bolonglag, so It did, to a noble, sad
moo perfast dierpands% wee sot thneforo to he
cased with maser rites thou than which it had sapermaint.
No doubt time were pospio who would ask la milmtnee to
that sphndid osasetessy, -"Why this waste r Ben MO tbass
oniasober who was ths anther of that quoidon. It was
Judas Iscariot. Persons who mods this isquity were Olt=
warmly consietest. Hakim they insisted ors the supposed
simplicity of Apostolic warship, they ought to imitate the
undoobtot simplicity of pa.tolic manor. Lit 'ltch of
them part with his ephndid club, or his privets mansion,
sad live in • eat toga ; let bim, in • word, aril ail that he hod
and bestow It nu Christ's poor. Then, sad not till then,
would he be ia a position to noire those who lavished their
wealth on the adornmont of 0.4'. bona..
Tbocallsetkia 'mounted to SW. 4.. 91. _

Yesterday mot n,ng the arms was preached by the Rev.
J. I. Woodlvd, from 'misting, c. IL. v. 11—" To him
that emeometh will I give be est of the hidden manna." In
the WM* of his disoome the reversed mama mid it
wee is same error is mintainiag sit truths to Mist too
meek gm the old Ions; let the aura they win le might
Ina a better Mat. Per wale k Mired to the poserel
prieciples of enelest set, It owed soma ponce of its caw
lams sad etabillty le pears, and naterM white were m-
ama to our derelhame. la ls mom, while neminfog
saalast to the pat vallies sf am religion, let them net be
&quieted if acme the sit dem were wanting. There were
eras maids ties drab Item the din of coo ; end
is.. hid Mad made In annbas communion In bpi
of abyleg that pester tereguitHty which for the mama
it essesed to am. Bet ansh persona must have streagely
miseedenesod the Chriaba state—which was oresetielly
on
amain The leer d the quarrel wee ormsteedy
dangteg, bed the imperial peat was to see that they we
in sem tree, "'meetly eistendleg for the faith are da-
me/ to the Ma." It wee re nerkehie that the pear of
the Mt nee " to him tha nenteine " sot specifying whet
wee to be cersecasee. No doubt the gnu thing to be °M-
ama was ants self—aefe ewe love of ens od
selbinielprnes. It was es ma thing to go to chard
sad lager the mienter, man words out of the Prayer
Bosh; hems thin wee a geed trot of church-going
resposeade mem. Bat that was not worship.
.111"4 wee at seen the Moen asking of blessings trim
Owl ; Milli the prebend homes roasted by every
pert aum le Me seeM. Me., like N. Creator, was
glues—he wee mods a of bay, soul, and sprit; sad he
must, thersher, worship with We lowliest reverme of by
body, and the highest efforts of his mist; with the most
glorious efforts of hums art, sad with ell that wee
grandest in the ea prinks of light or in the tummy of
musical sonde. Lastly, ea above all, he must worship
with hie entire heed, smil with a its abotion ;
samerhe the men gorgeous has ends the mom perfect
▪ werabl ewes lose the pen wadi be a thee My soul l
get id airman ewer the measticialop ass imegisative
Tr =try amented to 811. las IM, in oddities to
which &Meals ph of aeries' were paced le ime of the
eollselose pease.
Lest sight Deee Teach method from Matt. esti., v. 8,
" To whet purpose is an waste r,
The II yew. chastest that *isms a question
ales mad preens wham they saw others mime m-
aim of Ms ete men for the COWS of God. There
nun may who, as a Felesr Ind mocked, might broiled
mire of the devil—ma who maifeeted as snob
seal le the aware at the world as the vitamin
of Cure bed shows Is, their Lord. On such eureka
misty awns looked nth esimploose,y. It was only when
it sow devotion for God that it asked the quartile 'Ma
Jane loceriot had drat pot to words. But after a the
service of his Man was the aoble.t occupation of me.
The kings of the earth wen never so Maly se when they
masted themselves ham their Redeemer; sad thin
whom God hod aide pro. eminent ammo then fellows, the
mighty in Iwaiutt, in same, sod in art, wore beet ow
piloted when eassorating their grandest efforts to the or-
ace of Hint from whom proceeded scary good sod evseyperr
Mt gift. It might he said tat the cost of this one akesri
meld bon applied tea or twenty charades foe tin poor. He
(the very rem 4watleman) Mowed those great mists who In
esseeneed pest public diaries had sold seen the eacresseetal
numb be of food for the Mary or liberty foe the captive.
Bet he loomed not lees the women who emptied the ele-
baster bez shitswat, oiatmust viry melees, evert her Loa ;
sad he heneared lambs dm who wore prompled by her
ens Bniders, oeah agleam showed domains my
even oe Ask own principles. " Geo deep
easd to soother ;" one noble end memo Man ailed
forth Way Imitator.; sat if ever the poor of this weary
were to be provided with churches, the mace of ea adios
like the present wee tar more likely to advsece than to Tweed
a eeesematios. Ilan Trench cuicludod as
ebb semen by wishing the uadertakiag " good lm k in the
nano sf the Lord."

Tbeielleetioeistenzated to eboat 161 , making e total can
ctalrlbstal &rig the two deys of norercl4 of 3441.
Time ten beereelel memo divine the .bile " octave"
—lltel ie to ..y, tIU Halertley ant. On Holy Thltredey eke
weather Y essesued be be the Bishop of Breettio.

C4113111D01 ISILCIII.

This asylum, whisk about eight years since was
established es a plasma& die at Xiaostoe-upon-Thames, has
already done goad eirriosia provielleg a home for the widows
of the oak and Ilea time which, although doing the hea-
viest portion elitlie setiga's work in war, obtuse by no
wows a sesawasarste slum of the state's atteation alter
victory. Foety-oss widow. of non-omines4otted alkell sad
soldiers, including two who were elected on Saturday last,
see controllably maintained ; and so good is their 'verso
bookie that no death has takes place in the amlum within the
Met twelve months. The budding, like most of our cha-
ritable editio e, was on on rather too Weal,. a
male for the but lund, sad as a coneemsame
M rooms of the wing remain atilt flathead,
of which eight will be remlred for widows of soldiers la the
Third Bob, is whom favour a basset was made by Iles late
Lieestessat-Orseral Sir N. Thorn. Unhappily, a difficulty
with the executor. respecting the future malamutes of them
widows se yet prevents the lull e Hem of the testator's bens-
gulag intentions. The institution has met with a consider-
able amount of general eympathy. The South-Western
Railway Company Indulge tee inmates in the matter of lams,
sad Mr. Malcolm Lewis hes mad* • liberal gill of books foe
their amusement. lint the building is still is en unfinished
state, and the managers hope that in the universal call for
increase of the mime' defeam, the as of the widows of
our masa defends., will not be forgotten.
The (velvety which assembled at the London Tavern es
Satorday evening, under the presidency of the Rea of
Paris. included—Lord Driest', Lord I. evereLani, Colom I
Lord Methuen, Colossi Lord Endemic Paulen, C.ll , Gene.
nil SS J. F. Burgoyne, Major-Gleseral HocT. Aeh..u.n.
ham, Major-General Sir J. Yorke HamlettMajor-General
liplak Colonel lies. A. Liddell, Colonel Hos. R T. Row-
by, Major Hoe. H. L. Powys, Colonel Dawns, C. 8.,
Calomel Parker (tst Life GuarM), Lieutenont-Colonel S.
North, M.P., Liestessat-Cokeel Home Purvis, Colonel
H.nolton, Lienissent-Calomel Newdine.e, Treasurer of
Christ's liapitel, H. Ponta', Esq., Edward
Esq., Hs,. E. Reggae, Rev. O. Mathias, Rev. J. Brown,
E. F. Bake, Req., F.L.S., Capt. lion. J. Sparer, MN., le.

The second converossione held by the Society of
Arts during the mint tenon took place ou Saturday
tiresing at the Bowh Kensington Moseare. The entire
rums of buildings was thrown open, including the
mechanical dapsement, the Shsepshatire Gallery and the
ornoroeutel Art Moment, am well as the met ran le•
neatly ccostracted Metter reception of IL. Vernon end Tuner
collecdon. The Museum of Pattated Inventions was oleo
epee mentors by permission of the Commis nee of natant.
The annual meeting of the British and Foreign
Anli-alsvery &Miry Ina bad os Saturday. at lb. London
Tans. The cludr WAX taken at nom by Mr. 8. Ovaser,
11. P.; and n the platform were, anion when, Mr. C.
M.P., Mr. J. Rater. Mr. G. W. Ale anise,
rir.tr ein ilt. Nese, the Res. Dr. Carlisle, &o.

•
OFIXIXO Or OALLUtILI OF Alt IX TIIX EVLX.
Me.—Tbe &ern ry of the Baadety of Arai lee tacalvid •
kattar Iron the &dreary of the Natiosat Gallery wh cb
aye Is mply to the miggeeion th 4 the aetionel *term
Amid be eabibitel to the public M the meshes, a well ea
by day. I am directed to Mete Mid tint *tares which me
about to be dip trued temporarily at South lisseartes,
beta, totally dimect from the wall, dam of the South Ken-
sington Yuma, will lartemasily confines sokSaat to the
arwitistars,a which have hither o Los stained at the Ns-
Halal Gallery.-