The Express.
London, England, 1861-03-29 00:00:00

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A letter frogs Napalm in the Dfbala says :—" The
Cardinal Arebbidop el Naples has written a not very be-
coming letter swim* the first almoner, Mgr. Caputo,
Bishop el Arians. helm*, permitted a Dominican friar
Puts by tee, he puma le the church of San Francisco di
Paula a MOMS wild the temporal power of the
Pope; for alluring another Franciscan of the name of
Da Fork, to compare, in a sermon in the church of Santa
Maria, Garibaldi to Saint Joseph ; and, lastly, for ad-
mittiug the Rev. Father Beane to preach in the church
of Nundatella for Italy and Victor Emmanned. These
three reverend gentlemen are good catholic, and al
unquestionable morality. The Cardinal has also written
to IL Mancini, to protest against the execution el
Rcesini's Stabcit Mater, which was intended to take
place in the church of San Carlo on Tuesday of
the holy week on behalf of the asylums for children, all the
high Neapolitan society having prombed to attend. He
has done so becalms he says that such • performance would
be s profanation. The Cardinal, moreover, thunders against
the theatres, as was the fashion a hundred years ago."
Dlootan 01 CRIMIT3L—ORDINATION.—The Lord
Bishop of Chester puppies holding his nut ordination at
Chester, on Trinity Study, the 28th May. Candidates for
ordination on that day ere requested to forward all their
papers complete, on or before Monday, '22nd April, to
Charles T. W. Parry, Fag., Chester, his lordship's secretary,
from whom all -information may be obtained.
PRIPSRMENT.—T e Rev. Philip Raclin Robin,
ILA., has been instituted by the Lord Bishop of Chester to
the rectory of Woodohnrok, is the county of Chester, on hie
own_yetitioa as patron.
HOSPITAL TOR CONSUMPTION AND DISEASES OP
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Cnear, Baourrox.—On Sunday last • sermon in aid
of the funds of this admirable charity was preached at Ful-
ham church, by the Rev. J. Galloway Cowan, incumbent of
Archbishop Tenuous chapel, Regent-street. The rev.
reticules, in an able discourse, illustrated the Saviour's
infinite sympathy sad love for mankind ; and at the con-
clusion referred to the fearful prevalence of consumption
among all classes. He thee drew a touching picture of the
pitiable conditionof the poor artisan, ncedlewonian, domestic
servant, he., with exhausted means, perhaps destitute
almost of the commonest sememaries, and besides afflicted
with this and malady, so herein in its nature as usually to
cause the doors of our ordinary hospitals to be closed against
its victims. The preacher then urged his hearers to go
and visit the noble building at Brompton, where they would
see nearly 200 of these poor invalids in Icily, cheerful, and
admirably ventilated rooms, surrounded with every poseihie
comfort end appliance that could minister to the mower, 0/
their heath, or alleviate their sufferings. Rs soschtendort
an eloquent appeal, the more urgently needed u the
income of the charity, via., that arising from annual sub-
seriptions, was far leas thee half the amount of the necessary
yearly expenditure. The collection at the close of the lee-
IMO amounted to 341. 15s. bd.