The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-14 00:00:00

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• at bar jaunty self-usureace with her husband mud her
friends when the trial woe concluded sad the reward pro-
posed. The character of Bemanio sad Antoine were care-
fully, but somewhat ponderously, soled by Mews. Ryder sad
Graham ; and Mr. Walter Lacy was a suflakatly mercurial
Grabens. It is needier to say that Kim Lecierog looked
ehensiagly and acted osquettishly se Nedra. The pert of
Jessica wee filled by Min Chapman, a iiiiionenie,
pretty, mealsoted, sad sweat-voiced. Ia the posemodon of
such qualities, sad after the victory over a first night's am-
reamers, she nry hope for an excellent position.
Mom. Grieve and Talks have exardled themeelves.
The are—Avenaii to Belmont—by the former, end the
conelesicia Mahe mond act—the exteriorof Bhylock'a hoses,
with He astion-tipplial waters of the canal—br the latter,
as maw the greatest triumphs of modern seems art.
Ia conclusion, we 43 Dot hesitate to say, thetia the revival
M the Minciarn sr Venial Mr. Kean has nalmiasied that
seems which for roue Y bas been acquiring.' Ia it the
attire sad the ithirkerperhe enthusiast will inik reap their
delight, for while Mete, research, and libmakty lave been
employed In stage illaska and effect, the reel and legitimate
acting could not, In the principal character at least, be nar-
rates&

The enplanes throughout eras tathaddestle, sad in obedi-
ence to reiterated shoats, Yr. Keen appored before the
certain at the and of the monad art, and at the fall of the
east he

TN TILTS= Tine Wsti.—The arrangenetals
ter the present week are sealed by the events of the pest. Me
flisiesty winnowed the hit of Zig Leer et the Pttetosett's out
Thanday ; and the novelty of Saturday, the 'Preheat if
Vd.soe, is to be performed uninterruptedly for the wham
week. Mr. Tom Taylor's new piece, Gems to the Bed, is
performed at the Olympic; him vsnion of the Vicar of Wake-
field Is revived at the Strand, with Mr. Emery so Dr. Prim-
rose; and hie Usegual Match is bed to the boards of the
Haymarket, save on Wednesday matt, when Miss Reynolds
will take her annual benefit and revive Loads* .dslaratter.
The Adelpht Company madam their sojourn at the Surrey
Theatre till Monday, the 21st, when they will commence a
short meson at Sadler's Wella. The recent performaeoe of
the Ckriety Minstrels at the St. James's Hall proved so sno-
oceefol that a second concert is announced for Monday next
(the 21st) at the am piece. The only actual novelty of the
week will be the reappeensue of Madame Maori on Wed-
am* next, at the St. Jimose's Theatre, in the Wien version
of Afeelebi.

CRYSTAL PALACE FLOWER Bnow.—Ftent the
entries already made the ftte on Wednesday and Thereby
next premises to be One of the best that has taken
June hes always been considered the month he W=S4
flower show will prove the most sucessefal, and the trestle,
this year has been such se to favour that impression. Rho-
dodendrons and szalees retain all their beauty while heaths,
osiceolariss, fuchsias, and pelargoniums promise to display a
richness of tint this year that they have not previously
attained. Tbe miscellaneous plants also promise to inci
mom beautiful specimens, and exotic ferns will be well exhi-
bited. The show of cut flowers will be very large on this
°condom, and include some remarkable specimens of rows,
pith., end pansies. The show of fruit will be wry much
II than in May, figs, strawberries, ohnAm, and
peachesraces
haviogmde largePr'snces towards perhotion since
then. The orange trees in blossom will be a show in them-
selves. It will also be the first occasion this season of •
display of theitreat fountains.
ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS.— The Magnificent
oolleetion of ArD44014 plants from the nursery of Mr. John
Waterer, Bagsbot, Surrey, now forms one of the chief attrac-
tions of the Royal Botanical Gardens. The plants, which
comprise specimens of all the choicest varieties are collected
under a large marquee, and are grouped togethei•in beds, and
imaged so as by the contrast of their brilliant tints to pre-
sent a most striking *mtacle. They are now in the highest
perhotion, and formed the chief object of interest at the pro-
menade on Monday last. They will however, retain their
bloom for some weeks to come, and will remain on view
during the entire month of June, thug affording an excellent
opportunity for those who are desirous of seeing to what per-
fection the cultivation of these pleats has been carried.
ST. BARNABAS, PIMLICO.—This church was yea-
Meaty densely crowded, in expectation that some allusion
would be mode to the sweats that have recently muse bedlam
the public with respect to the Rev. Alfred Poole and hie
practices at the Coufautional. The Rev. Mr. Ingle, who
preached, took for his text the Sixth Commandment, "Thou
shalt not kill," or, ea it was otherwise translated, "Thou
shalt do no murder." Mr. Ingle did not enter into any de-
tails, or in any way deny or explain the evidence on which
the bishop acted. He contented himself with declaring that
whoever Insinuated any moral guilt to Mr. Poole, or enter
?oared to hinder the ecclesiastical system as establlehed ia
the district, was guilty of the sin of murder. The last hew
days have been a festival st St. Banishes. The church is
more than weeny bedecked with flowers, and the initials
"S. 8.," with the interpretation "The Son of Consolation,"
are plead in a conspicuous lathe. In connexion with this
festival a collection was to be made, and in aid of it the
preacher Whetted the congregation. He said that the
church of St. Smashes more than ever demanded their
support, as it was not merely the church of a district, bat
in some sense the church of the whole country, for from it
went forth an influence which permeated the land. As long
as St. Barnabas and its system remained, the battle with the
wickednue anti irreverence of the time would be fought
throughout the country. The friends of God's holy Catholic
truth looked oa St. Barnabas as their centre end model. I
Let them take courage, Not men nor devils would be able
to prevail against them. What they should do now was to
satemibe generously, so as to obtain • 1NT014111112 aidew.
meat, and to give St. Barnabas an incumbent, whole It
should be out of the power of any isdividolleowheagover
elevated, to remove. The preacher oceeleded by
his hearers to relievers In the course of well-doV as
pat to Whom the ignorance of foolish ram" •
taw qiecalatery exclamations from persons near the at
the meet spirited bits of Mr. Ingle, than wee no manifests.
don of heling_whatever.
LONDON HONIZOPATHIC Fri-
day sad Saturday a fancy hamar was held is the
School of the Cavalry Barracks, Knightsbridge. to sit of the
feeds required to et up the new freehold premise reesatly
parcheasd, for the Hoemeopethio Hospital in Cheat Ormond-
' serest Tbe atolls were presided over by the Doolseee de St.
Arpin*, the Baroness Alphonse de Rothschild, the Duchess
Ihstly of Beentoes, Maria Marchioness of Allsebery, the
Commas of Creme, tits Commas of Willem, the Ladies
Henorta sad Auguries Calkers, lady !bury, Lady Hobby,
Viesenntem Nenert, Its., he. As was
gime by the elan of the let We Qutr
mem adjoining, earl their bend, as well as that of the Royal
Ham Chem& Ran Wen etheadeacre. The reesfpts
smeamted meaty 2,000 L, mil the goods still on hind will
De disputed of free the bees oft he obsriq.
BRIT= ORPHAN ASYLUM CLAPHAM.
Dither el Wieshester preached yesterday (Sunday)mat.
lag at the Chunk ef et. Jobe's, ameba= Rise, std Ili
the fends of this lamination. His lordship task hie tent
Item Pella de. WINO 6, Ha is a tether of the hillerbes,
mai delindeth the cease of the widows : even Gel he his
holy haliestlea." His trefiebrigt after relining be the wide
wlwe Is which the tamale id the amylase went bilased,
aided isate dielmesteg eissnmetamoes et way id the
74 mph's. new in the mem. He she slid Heil IC
456 admitted into the institat tell had gene est isle Ws
weld there was. however, ample mem 11460 mem
Yes OM abject the eight seveemal =me& •
ralto which the congragatiem In
'emeing the same cease Wen day Mintested at tas church
ef Si. Ananias* and St. Fele, W~eiree4 by the
Res. W. F. Hook. D.D., at stt • Lege-selection was
made.

VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PROMOTIONS IN
?NZ Crvn. Saartoa.—The Fowles Department : The *dice
of Envoy Extraordinary mad Minister Pkeiponittiery at
Themes bee home* vacant by the reeignetioa of the Hon.
rzraiGeorge Renard. Weir Department ; The Moe of
ederilMiliaeitt.W OeserallisaPoet -aloe : illes rent b7J the
Don hrleee @minted postnisarrn at Stockton-on-Ton,
vice Km Labe let Dunn, reeigseL Onions : Mr. Wilms
Camel!, urn elark,imo been appointed renal ekvk et Cork ;
Mr. David Bestereon has been sprinted a tiderralter at
Newcastle. East Idles: Mr. T. D. lanyth haa been
to tee Chief Oonndesieser of Bede;
=tt= I. aorta Itsn been appelmted a womb-
-1 eloper is Oslo ; Xt. St. Ct. Tischer bee bees appolated a
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jig °alb
; Kom;lenafirZamPait;smshiPtatiA
B. Reamdere see been appointed a tomodeslemer oho tali
division ; Mr. B. L. Boothe& bee been appoints& a wee-
imisievaer or the Humor avielem ; Mr. P. Bottom has been
appointed a coseraieekeer el the drat der et Deibl.-04•7
liarvise Owens.
Patimitlins.—The Bew. P. B. Ptomain, M.A.,
of Resew edam Weed, ha beim premated Is the rogica7
al Well Lydia* Btommot, pima Mts. Cohket, ve/me
MOB, loolelimt la Tbe Bev. T. Poo MA., shiest
el Clwiei Cher& Word, lee been premated by Ile Deem
sad Clagter of that moiety to the rectory of Bt.Tody, CMS.
114 veto /001., moieties dn.
Lairas.—The town of Leeds find. itself with three
lemperbeetee Chwies el* the muted helled, mod
wedof the Webb lowebilso—es lie Mk. A te lo
wllhb • drib_ me& lam idaphltei ha"
bees wpm& es to Whams lie piesesee• ow set me
heseibr tsi iles sad ismiese al VW lihebbalMi•
The iv, however, to imam be cosolio. No aro
Immo Ilie mob the vbasm. thof Wm-
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[TWOPENCE.

MB CHURCH RATE B:

IN THE LORDS.

The Church Rats Bill has not been, as was pre-
dieted by some, kicked out on the very threshold of
the House of Lords, but, on the contrary, was on
Thursday night read a fast time, and that without
any remark.

At present it is intended that the second reading
shall be debated to-morrow (Tuesday) week, the
22nd June, and it is therefore of the utmost impor-
tance that the petitioning movement should be
carried on this week, so that II Monday and
Tuesday neat petitions may poor into their
lordships' house from all parts of the king-
dom. As the abolitionists hays not the same
means of influencing the members of the upper as of
the lower house, it is incumbent on them to employ
to the utmost this constitutional mode of expressing
their wishes. Especially should petitions go up
from all the parishes where rates are still levied, for
it is the continuance of the rate is "nob places which
ill relied upon as an argument against the bill. All
who do not wish for another year of contention and
of injustice should earnestly exert themselves this
week.

Forms of petition, with hill directions for the pre-
sentation of the petition., will be readily supplied
if a communica
te is' atbdremed to. br. Ramer, 2.