The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-29 00:00:00

ERE MALL SERVICE.

SOUTHAMPTON, SATURDAY.
The steamship Orissa, Captain J',, left this dal
with the Bylaw mai, 43 presagers. ad 246,339 f. in specie
sad jewellery. As the peasapws ere MAO? end Mrs.
Anima, Captain John., Copan end Mrs. Sicowright.
Cepa& Manes, Lieutenant Lloyd, So. The steamship
Tara, Captain Cook, left this clay, with the Peninsular
mail and 30 passengers. The steamship Parana will take
out the Wen India and South Pacific mails of the 2nd
proximo. The Para Is proposing to Peavey the Bost India end
China maila of the 4th proximo. The Athens will take out
the Cape of Good Hope sells ea the ath. The Avon
will take out the Brant and River Plate matte
Id the 9th, The Vans, with the hoinewaid Pennants, mail.,
may be looked for oa the 31st. The Indus with the East
India, China, and Mediterranean mall', is eapected on the
31st. The La Plate, with the West India and Pacific mail.,
is due on the let Sept. The Tamanian, with the linszil and
River Plats malls, is dos on the sth. The Ripon, with the
Bombay end Australia malls, is doe oa the 12th. The
Palpate and Oriental Company's new stesimaltips Delta and
Chimers expected from London in a few days. The following
are the serivale and departures of eteam-ships for and from
the Crated State. daring the ensuing week . —The Telltale,
from New York to Hattmer, with advices of the 15th, is
expected in Cowes Reeds on Moeda). morning. The Folton,
STAR New York to Havre, with the Monk= calla sad ad-
vice, of the 20th inst., may be looked for on the let proximo.
The Am°, with the French and English mails, will leave
on the 31st. The Borussia, from Hamburg to New York,
will leave on the 4th.

RELIGIOUS DIS,ENSIONS IN ST. OnolloE's EAST.
—Yesterday there was a repetition, although not to a
eerier croak ef the diegrearfol disturbances in the pariah
clan* of St. George's in the Rao. The monsieur meekee
was conducted by the Rev. Frederick George Lee, S.C.L. of
St. Edmund Hall, Oxford. At the comm a: of the
service yesterday morning, Mr. Lee sported at the altar,
to which he did reverence in the vestments of a Roma
catholic prier. He knelt in front of the altar and Intoned
the prayers, and when the time came for nediag the
ismer that duty was peformed by • layman, who es-
ceaded the desk bobbed in a plain white enrollee of a
petters similar to that which is worn by acolytes of the
race of Beers. At the clone of the communion minim
Mr. Lao (who bed previously dispensed with the Litany)
searded the pulpit in his white robes, connoting of the..
Me, nmaciple, Mole, &c. The vestments condated, not of
as orrery limes surplice, with the graceful appendages of
geed cad naireraity hood, but of • yellowish white cloak,
farbesed close to the neck, all the trimmings oonaiating of
bread gold lace embroidery, with • crew woven into the
beak. Ore( to the publicity given to last Sunday's pe-
arlier, there wee en overwhelming congregation at the
aftersoca emir, which wee immuienced at • quarter apt
tee by the Rev. Heigh All., M.A , the lecturer nominated
by the vestry. The preacher selected to his text the 18th
ohapVar of Ezekiel, verse 32, "For I have no pleasure In
the death of him that Meth, esith the Lord On. Where-
fore tare yourselves, sad live ye." Towards the aloes the
rev. gentleman begged the coarention to depart peaceably
r seen es be bed prorated the benediction. A very
few, Wised. followed his adrioe, and nottly 1,000
proms wailed for what la called the rector's envies, which
eiramaras at 4 o'clock. and which cosedsta of the Litany,
said Where the altar. It wee quite plata, from the choraoter
sail efrasosessr of the people, that a serious disturbance
might be =peel& bet the treaties on their part wee
thwarted by the Mawr radar of Mr. Tin man. the
eltarchwerdse, who wt fro the nary sad informed Mr.
Leo that be would, in fulfilment of kb daty, render him all
the assistance be could in his perbrammee of the envies,
bet that he would not be reeponsible ter the moult If the
service were persisted is. The result of the interview was at
four o'clock mob karma by the olurekwardin, who sr
ceeded tho steps of the reading-41a sad ansounced that the
four o'clock service wee suspeedeL Stoll the people were
uawdling to leave the church. At length a men with
etyma lungs. end who ran the risk of ecclesiastical MIMI
for brawling, prover that the doxology should be ea airs
and gave it ant In due form. It yr executed with coadde-
rably mon strength than harmony, sad at its close, sad
after a few hisses and gnaw, the ebnellwardea, with the
error of the pollee, succeeded tee sharing the church.
The pariah is in • high state of excitement. Placards are
pMsd Is every direction calling upon the yorinhinnero mallow themselves to be fettered by Poseyro, but to stair
'Der the tree brain of Protosteatism.