The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-12 00:00:00

SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OP THE
GOSPEL IN FOREIGN PARTS.

The lfleth alai* salary festival of the Society for
the Propepthies of the Gotha wRI., es Teasley, Jens 18, be
mleheated io fn. Peas Cathedral. The Bieber/ cif pipe/
will preach, and the choral pert will be minuted by the
united theirs of the Cathedral, Westminster Abbey, and
gentlemen of the Chapel Royal, Temple Church, and other
choirs. to the evening the Lord Mayor, who will mostpr
babl attend the service, will entertain the bishops, &c.
hel4aiea boar. Tee society has now been engaged
for 100 years in endeavouring to plant the church of Christ
basest oar countrymen ahead and among the Heathen.
Imo North America (1701) its operations have gradually
bees anosiled to the West Indies (1710), Australia (1795
laths (191 e), Routh Africa (1820), New Zealand (BCCOs*s (1940). Borneo (1849), sod British Columbia (1858.
Wheel the society was first founded, there were probably sot
10 elargymen of the church of England is thee/ laude,
Then are now ooegresations under the pastoral on of
upwards of 3,000 clergymen. The British pommies* abroad
&stead over a surface of about 9,000.000 square mils& end
are the seat of 39 bishoprics In 1860 the aooi ty s MOMS
WY 91,237/. The society desires to provide this year, from
its general hind, for the 'minimum* in whole or is pert of
42.2 missionaries and a large Number of catechists and school-
masters now labouring in Australia, Bengal, Bombay, Borneo,
British Columbia, Canada. Cape of Good Hope,
Cosnastinople, Guiana, Labrador, Madras, Manritius,N atal,
No. Brunswick. New &woad, Newfoundland, Nova
Scotia, Rupertaland, Bt. Helena, Tannthia, West India..
The domain CO it/ IMMO' arm yes, Add,.
tined ecistrihstioes, eepackdly reeler subscriptions, are
earnertly polio/Med.—TM ales of the society is at 79, pal.
sesll,

THE SHARZEBROOL Ann a:M.—Hill Royal High-
aro the Prince Consort will riot lay the foundation *tone
of this institution, as formerly announced, on the 26th,
but on the 28th inst.
SCCLIFIASTICAL PEETERMENT.—The Lord Chan-
cellor has presented the Rev. Henry Burger, LI, D.. Ph. D..
Member of the Royal Society of Literature, to the vkz.ei
IL of Andrew. Whittleeey, near Peterborough. meant
the death of the Rev. S. Reynolds. The benefice is
above 5001. per ennam.
WHITEHALL, JUNE 10.—The Qneen has been
pleased to present tim Reverend John Charles Cerwithen,
8.A.. to the vicarage of Stokenharn with Shirford and
Chnistoe„ in the county of Devon:and diocese of &near,
void by the death of the Reverend Henry Taylor. The
Queen has also boon pioneed to present the Rev. William
Theophilus Orear to the TlenTelle of Hemosegiwoosh hi the
°nty and diocese of York, void by the death the Rev.
J 76. lon. no Queen haul also hew pleased to present the
Rev. Alexander Ronald Grant, 11. A., to the rectory of Hitch., in the minty of Suffolk end diocese of Hy, void
hr the death of the Reverend John Stevens Henalow.—
Illewtre.
Fonsrox-omcs, Joins I.—The Queen boa been
grecionnly plows' to appoint Robert Stuart, Eng , now
Kritish Vice-Ccesul at Volo, to be her Majesty's Consul in
Alimaiih—Ofisette.

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EVENING, JUNE. L 4,11.1861.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

The following telegrams have been received at
Mr. Reuter'a office :

PARIS, JIM 12.
The Monitenr, in its bulletin of to-day, an-
nounces the settlement of the question of the
government of the Lebanon, and gives the
following details in addition to those already
known. The Governor of the Lebanon will
have the rank of Muchir, and will reside
at Der-il-Kamar. Order will be maintained in
the mountains by militia recruited from the
inhabitants of the country. Turkish troops are
only to advance into the Lebanon on the requisition
of the governor.
The Moniteur also publishes the list of the new
ministry at Turin, which fully agrees with the one
published in yesterday's Ossetia di Torino.

ITALY.
TURIN, JON, 11.
Tho Turin Casette of to-day asserts that the new
ministry has been formed as follows :
Baron RiellitOli President of the Council
and Minister of Fo-
reign Affairs.
Signor Minghetti Interior.
Signor Bastogi Finance.
Signor Scialoia Commerce.
General Della Rovers .War.
General Menabrea Marine.
Signor Miglietti Justice.
Signor Desanctis Public Instruction.
I' URIN, Jun 11.
The Chamber of Deputies, on the motion of its
president, decided to-day that a marble statue of
Count Cavour should be placed in the Hall of
Assembly.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Joss 11.
The Polish and Czech members of the Lower
House have made a proposal, that the Emperor
should prorogue the sittings of the Council of the
Empire until a representation of the whole
monarchy be obtained, and that he should imme-
diately convoke the provincial diets.