The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-26 00:00:00

CREMORNE GARDENS.

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The Baster season of this popular place of enter- I
teased commenced yesterday. The unpropitious state of
the eater in the *say part of the day was of course opposed
to the anjoyassat of ant-dors ensneemsat ; but at this season
wok a eironneases is lees felt, bemuse although the tree
mad garden ere remarks* kevard, the amusements pro-
vided have lees reference to apes sk than at a later period
at the year. Groat pains have been taken to male the enter-
tainments not only numerous cud varied, but of seek •
nature that they can be presented in the different theatre
and halls wader cover. The bill of fire la as lengthy sa In
the Wild el wormer, and contains several novelties.

GaLLIKY OF ILLINGRa— KON.—This favourite re-
scat at the pletetwo-emiter he+ received an additional same-
tioa in the eagagement of Xr. G. Backland, the boffo
vocalist end romperer, who bee wonted so iamb popularity
by lde imaworeas aesempeednesnts in paaoramio exhibitions.
Re made hie AM supersoft yesterday, and introduced a
amber of saw soap, together with a descriptive 'sotto° on
the penes sues of Os lbasioth Cave of Kentucky, an en-
tertainment width bids fair to maistsin its ground for some
time longer to pablk redienatioa. The subiequent views of
the Niagara River are also enlivened by Mr. Buckland's
comical powers. sad the Falls from the subject of a rung in
the reds:sive strain, which is remarkable too its energy and
adaptation to theorem.

TEI Manor ov Cluciwraz ow FRES SITTINGS.
—We base mach pleasure in =blinking I
the letter from the Dish= of Chicheeter,
to the rater, assekwordsgs, sad perishionere of Pal-
hesesith. Jo sorevel se their resolution to Mee the sittings
is the perish chorea Me and uosppropriatert deco
Chichester. April 21.—My dear Mr. Stechdr,—Yourietterats
Minded metnamfaiMialligh°"_ The nu°l`l"
Ma which yoo tell me was memoesary adapted at • =me-
mo, samba' of the koseeholden Pulboroogh pariah, on
Meaday ISM kW, warreby k wee declared that all the
stale= is the Mae* should be tree sad =appropriated,
is in @stirs acerisas• with the low of the church
a= of the lead. on the subject of sittings in
churches, and, above all, is =conk= to the
Litilit the gospel, which declarer that all moo be treated
alike In God's house, at Ills publio worship. It to the principle
which our church e always maistainot, and is the only
one whereby the mindos entriated to the church of carrying
out Christ's preaching ot the gospel to the poor, as the
crowing proof of this being the prophet that should
eons tato the world. con be falfilied. Distinctions In
God's hoe= sod appropriatioos of this part of it, end of
that pert, innisconsate with, and costradietions ot
It. I do, , rejoice In the true Christen and noble
euttopie which her been oat by your households. =rid],
tenets. I bust it may become known throughout the
diocese, and heartily do I pray that it may be very generally why should I not say asivereally P—followeL •
000gregaioa assembled on this principle represents, tadeed,
the brotherhood we bare with *whether to Christ. I beg you
especially to seamy my =asks to the mead= for that part
of their rseststios, to they dedred you to commu-
nicate to me km latzusied to legs= my coacurresee ; you
me how sellusoil I give it. Finally, that you rag
aU se• thnt lab Noblest not sew to my though= I seed
herewith Me plated espies of a trial on pew questions at
Marsam, had under my direction, and of a let ter I there-
upon nwrote to the vicar, churchwardens, and inhabitants of
that pisee, in October, 1852. And sow, praying God's Ilea-
Nag Ma =at has been dose in the restoration of your church,
rid far la better adapted= to the your see ot tub= woe-
of whisk year MINA moishon must be regarded ea
the eampatiaa estate INOWS,—I remain, my dear r. Sin-
elaa, your MtkM times% Mend, sad brother, A. T.
Cworro.—Ree. sum. likeetete. meter et Voieerouge."
[Advortiesseent.)--Ilt. J. W. BENSON, of 33
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