The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-30 00:00:00

TO TES IDITOR 01 THIIII ILLTIZIS.

Sta,—Will you allow me to address a few lines to
yea an the subject of the that evening service at 80. Penh.
1 vas ems of those nearly sgossted to death fa the dime
mob at tits wastes goes of the cathedral, end saa ay that
year mesa; although not strictly correct, was more so than
that of ray other paper. !tom this account It is evident
that you are sot aware of the true nature of the promedisis,
so I will Mine them, as brisk aeolimpas Moos.
Last week's papers inkemed the that u the western
gates wouhl be sighed at sat di patib Mitained
into the mil, sad that if ads got inoonossisady tell before
elx, the doors of the cathedral would be opened." Also,
" that when the proper member of persons bad been admitted
the doors would be closed, and a Dodos exhibited to say that
the cathedral wee full."

--Row, sinlai ;I ass bow is them regukrakini were sdhamd
to. 1 was at the gets at lig rd.*, mid learned than that
enemy Uri hem Indira. Owe rases bar, but up to the
time I sanfired oo pie lad bees armed, so of course 1
emeidieed split fa a mey fair way s 7 yratlng a good sera.
well, din half-peat Ave 0111110.-NO grass spored, bates mob
was wry large; ax co' ail
!kiwi was atus,
bat MI we wren ill lbelpiirfai " wellewleg fa the
Wm," whilst thi NA el we thrmingd by
the mein vrairass. se rams la* pled whet
ouli = in& to ha wit hips to get reetie,
sad that we had fragrant, we gave them a
Igninifir try shoran( to thrall lo opt* iltigmes ; but in min, 1
for at swim a 6412 wets in• the mans slate—we vies apes,
asd as miss up, so- we it lbs disi some
aosiirat hell scoured Yids to pretest car sink-
Masa Te emeNteis if this Imre tie asst. waft wait to
the moth Misuse to inquire, and wen idlisateishy the
RUN that " they rained It wen toll, bat was wet sm."
To-day you till as that the mithethel ems ibra at 8.80.
Will you barns me how the 2,600 poem got in,
for no ens outside knew that say eat wee in
the Wither itoreosirEdey that so ow mu admitted
raw the warathel wee rm., at 8 °Amin, whereas I
myself saw four , with tickets. et a que-ter-
past 7, and if the place was tall at 8, whore did ttosy put
times four, end whmg did them four get the dame, and
who had • right to give them tickets ?
Now, Mr, although I do not know who is to braise, I must
say HM if the committee had exhibited 001/11201111thinanity,
they would have Maimed the . ill-behaved mob, " as some
MA P4MB 04 that the T,l foil. a* AlegAdiE

dispersed: 7'1;1;1i the dlsaraatnl nolrwhiah assesewoula
have been &smiled.
Apologising for bespeaking so long oa year valuable time,
I am, ar, ie., A CHURCHGOER.
Clue-lodge, Porry-DIII, Ilydathass, Nov. 29.

SPURTING.

TATTKlMALL'fi—lioirwau.
Very few subscribers awaabled sad the low bets laid were
S. War

TWO THOUSAND.
100 to 30 opt Mr. W. Dort
YADSOw nodal land 101 l
40 to 1 opt Hr. Probe. aimed NI
40 to 1 Mr. G. fttiotlitsWo Stiodo( (1)
I/0 to 1 yard DorWootor's Noma al
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me to 16 Mr. W. A Onarentli Tao Name (U
Me to N Mt. T. Wilklesta's Else of Alders ei
Ito 1 sad Mr. ltoblesca's Artistes tat
IVO to ass Massa OM lady Klairsare bads Arleeak rest
the 110,6 i.
CAlailf. 2 Ire old, U now said Ariardis.

testi or Moos eisocc.—The faonW, ears sold by station by
Massa Tatiana Isingreny ISlonuissi —TM Druid. 17's DK by lb.
Libel out of Priestess. 11 guineas • brow. Illy (ca.. by All{ool4
of 018y8way In guineas; Lansboans. a Irs. by Loan 00000 out of
Maw so Matkit. TV

Tus Pousa REVOLITTION.—Ysiterdey being the
enniversery of the Follett Rev*laden of 1880, a °ma-
. dsrable number of the refugees celebratd the event by bold-
ing a meeting at St. Mertin'ehall, for the purpose of con-
miciating the Kuwait podtien and inters prospens of their
tonally. Maur Soulyndek, who acted se chairmen, M.
tiwitostandakt, end the other speakers, impress ed upon the
=dismal that it made little difference to than whether •
Nicholas or an Alexander occupied the throne of Rosen.
It warn, they geld, to De regretted that France, the power
which of all others had in times gone by befriended Poland,
should now be leagued with those who were trampling upon
the opposed nationalties. It was, however, a matter of
pride to than that Poland, In struggling to break her chains,
wee par use peers the champion a liberty. Mr. Mackey,
Murata, also addressed the meeting, urging the necessity for
anion among the peoples in opposition to that existing among
the despots of Europe.
EARL GREY ON THE DERBTITE POLICY IN CHINA
—A letter of some Importance has land been written by
Earl Grey to Mr. Crawehay, of G in reply to a re-
quest that he would present to her llMisty. a madam against
Lord Derby and his colleagues, founded on their condom in
respect of the km Deadlines with Chine. His lordship se.
sures Mr. Crawshay that the opinion which he expressed en
' the events which led to the war when they ware firm brought
under the notice of parliament has undergone no change
and that, regarding the war as unjust en the pertof this
country, he cannot look upon its success as either his
to as sa a nation or likely to be emended with the advantages
expected from It. He cannot, he mph with the information
now la his possession, reconcile the course pursued by the
=ftgovernment with their former language on the sub-
bet as the public are as yet very imperfectly so-
audited with their views and the grounds of the comes
adopted, and ea they must have been much embarrassed in
deciding upon the proper reassures to be adopted by the elate
of agars which they toned existing when they came into
office, be thinks it right to suspend hie judgment on their
conduct an, it he is in posse 'on of the information which he
hat no doubt will be laid before parliament when it meets in
February next. His lordship is also of opinion that, even ff
it were safe to owns to an unfavourable conclusion as to their
conduct, nothing would be gained by an appeal to her
peel Ithies
beef yty personally against her responsible advisers.—Lierr-
fled.
Ms GREAT BELL OP ST. STEPHEN.—Yesterday
afternoon the inhabbants of the we,t end of Loathe had ea
opportunity afforded to than of bearing the tams and jads-
leg of the power of the great bell which hes recently been
raided to its place in the tower et the north end of the New
Pekoe of Westminster. The whole of the power which will
hereafter be brought to bear in sending the tones of the new
bell over the metropolis was not brought into full play Far
terday afternoon, the experiment+ having been tried by Ohs
, mad not by the six hundredweight
hemmer. The
=was that the sounds of the bell were only audible to
the waternmatheof the metropolis and to the Sonny suburbs.
Leaps numbers of persona assembled in the parks and en
the beaks of the river during the tints the experiments were
being tried. The them of the new bell are nisch more mel-
low then those of " Big Bea," whose untimely fete is so well
haws, sad this way be seeteneed for by the hot that the
new WU is mu this We lees mei • half tighter than its
—the respetbe weighs. bsing : Big Bat,
1h isms 1 quiver 21 pour& • Be. Stepliiim, 13 eons
10 cwt. 3 quarter. 16 pseuds. is seMillimdf dot
the bail will he raised to Me Baal wedge piss* =dais&
set te motion before the ocathenetensat of the fortheindag

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