The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-08 00:00:00

TO TII !MOS 01 TO WORM.

Sts,—Allow me to bring under your notice a
matter which I think demands attention. I allude to the
habitual desecration of Kensal-green Cemetery. There ere
at all times present many visitors who have no object is
view beyond an idle stroll ; but on Sundays the place
assumes the aspect of one of the people's perks. Its solemn
character is completely ignored, and it is difficult to believe
th►t it is a sacred spot set apart for the interment of the
dead. A large proportion of the visitors are children run-
ning about in all the noisy glee of childhood ; others are ser-
vant girls chattering and laughing loudly with their sweet-
hearts, and sitting often with most offensive recklessness
upon the very tombs ; an order from the company's servants
to rise being only efficacious till the officer's back is turned.
On a late occasion I sew a family of a man, his wife and five
children, one in a perambulator, and a dog, demand admission.
They were immediately followed by a similar group ; but
both families were refused admission ou the ground of the
dog and the two perambulators.
Surely, sir, a certain privacy ought to be secured to those
who visit this spot with a heavy heart and often for pur-
poses of meditation or prayer. The following suggestion
would, I think, obviate the evil. Let one day a week be set
apart exclusively for the visits of those whose relatives are
hurried there. Let the production of a burial certificate
entitle a relative to a family pass from the company, which
shall be available for life on the appointed day ; and, es
many would be unable to ge during the morning or after-
noon without interfering with their occupations, let the
gates be closed for admission at sunset, and for exit half an
hour after that day, and by all means exclude children
under ten years of age at all times, as they must be incapable
of that deep grief which leads older persons to visit such •
spot. Trusting you will think the subject of sufficient
im-
portence to be noticed in your columns, I am, Ice.
A VISITOR WITH AN OBJEkT IN VIEW.

CRYSTAL PALAOI--alrlx=BO AND SIX-
PENNY DAT.—FIIIDAT, 91INIt Orma CONCERT.-
-Admissions on payment, 1,066 ; ditto by macs tickets,,
I,Ml—total, 2,561.
Dr. Livingston, who spent 16 years in Africa,
states, among other curiosities,
nthe peculiar happiness of the
teed tn enjoy an Elysian fell-
MP,lrevie dultringi'neitherejlayPar:anrori t'he physician, for Dr. Living.
I etnn found their stet of life to be the Revelenta Arabic& Food,
winch keeps them perfectly free from dbease, "consumption,
erode's,, cancer, h., having been 'comely heard of, and the
smallpox and men by have not been known for 20 years." In
England also the Revalenta Arabic* has produced a wonderful
Improvement in the health of the people, restoring perfect
digestion, strung nerves, sound temp, healthy liver,
refreshing sleep, functional regularity, and energy to the
most disordered or enfeebled, removing speedily and effectsally
Indigestion ,dyspepsia, habitual constipation, hemorrhoids,
liver complaints, flatulency, nervousness, biliousness, fevers, ems
throats, catarrhs, colds, influenza, noises In the head and ears,
rheumatism, gout, impurities, eruptions, hysteria, neuralgia,
Irritability sleeplessness, acidity. palpitation, heartburn, head-
ache, debility, dropsy, despoudency, cramps, spasms, nausea and
sickness, sinking, fits. magi'. asthma, bronchitis, incipient cos- SNIPWRF.CIC AND DREAD/IL SUTFZZINGS AT Set.
sump ion, scrofula, tightness of the chest, pains at the pit of the
stomach, between the shoulder', An., atrophy or wasting ',nor —The following is a oopy of • letter received by the Liver-
the body in old and young. Certificate No. 26,410. We End ft I pool underwriters :—" Montreal, May 23 186L--Bir,—lt
the safest remedy —Andrew Uro, X D., F.L.S. • Dr. Harvey ; Dr. is sow a most painful duty to write to you of the total losa
Wrirser ; Dr. °horned ; Dr. Campbell We quote a few out of of the Perseverance, about 130 to 160 miles E B.E. of St.
50,0)0 cures:—Cure No. 71: of dyspapsta; from the Right I John's, Needetwahatd, in the ice. We sailed from Ham,
Mon. the Lord itaart de Deeies—" I lave derived *insiders- I burghl.th 5. . . • On the' th of April sudden]
ble benefit from Du Barry's Revalents Arabia' Food.--stnarty
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agony from dyspepsia riervousnoo, asthma, cough, ooneUpatlon, I was completely cut through and foundered. We had
flatulency. spasms, s'ekness at the stomach, and vomiting " barely time to get the boats out and take to them. I aloes
Maria Joly, Worthen Ling. near D. Norfolk." Cure No. am left, all the other men perished with cold and starve-
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Care No. 115,111 Captain Allan, of epileptic fits. Cure No. board for eighteen days sad sights. On the 27th of April I
4E118: Major EdM, of enlargement of the liver, and total pros• was picked up by the British barque Lord John, Captain
Dation of strength. Care Nn, 36,418: Rev. Dr. Minster, Browne, and afterwards landed at Quebec. No documents or
of tramps, spasms, and daily vomiting'. Ca" r papers connected with the ship were caved.—(Bigned)
Of 25 years' nervousness, constipation, Indigestion, and
debility—W. E. lawyer 1111, Fleetatreet, London. Cure AIIcRIDALD WILSON, late of the Perseverance." We un-
derlined that the captain was ia sueh • state of both mental
No. 4.408 Of eight years' dyspepsia, nervousness, debiliti, with
cramps. sp_soss, sad nausse.—Ner. John W. FlavelL Millington and physical exhaustion that be was scarcely couscous of
Rectory. NterfMk. Cure No. 548111 The Rev. Jamie T. Campbell. • earthing armed him when be was rescued.
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