The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-20 00:00:00

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By RIMISUR Mum= IS. 005117 sad 1100111 TY beet ainowern to Alum wire* =rosy of 11011111.7 WWI% 10. HOWIITII DISTOBY of AIITIZALLI24 111800111117. 010TZWI :macaw' AMERICA. THZ BT. ALBANS BAIDIRS. The New York papers publish the following de 'patch dated April 5, adchwesed to the Toronto globe. MANOKEEITER LIBRARY. 140TICZ.-411 the NSA and CIOICZ IBMS la CM CVLATION er as BUS at DMA% BRUM LIBRARY trai. , wag aim beasiseil wiliest ela by aIISWICL LIBRAR eIb Y. Cremakeet, d Man y O IMI chester. ARRIVAL OF THE DAMABOVS. (va Gummoardo.) NEW YORK, Aram 8, 5 P.M. Grant telegraphs at noon to-day from Farnvil 18 miles west of Burkee Station, that the enemy have been pushed from the road towards Danville, sad are now pushed towards Lynchburg. He is very confident of receiving Lee's surrender, together with the remains of his army. The Richmond Wing, now a Union paper, says that the evacuation of the city had been progres sing for a month. The people, however, refused to believe that removal meant evacuation, and de clined to take measures which would only have been precautionary. The Nova Scotia has arrived out. 00101LESCLAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW 'EOM, Anus. - 8, 5 P.M. • , Viceroy abuudant. Gold, 144 ; Exchange on London, 181 ; on Paris, 3.00. Stooks steady : New York Centrals, 98} ; Illinois, 101; Erie, 67i ; 640 United States Bonds, 107. Gorton dull : Middling Upland, 35. Flour declining. Wheat sad corn dulL Paaviaions heavy. Coffee slightly firmer. Sugar steady. Helaine steady. Petro leuni quiet : Crude, 35 ; refined, 53. room', LINE of PAOKIITS for MlL lams (POST PHILLIP) Dintal—Manna ORIIIIPS WHIMISHIL LISP law MOM 130 Will Maw Nast Pads an the Mb Jana, call at and carry an Olmapaa—Aptagio 1. 0 and Oa t IA Leader. O le basszers Ws Hoe can proand by rail train w7olsassd reduced Oros by applying to P. Olas abd Oa tar tickets. LlAffrilEt HOLIDAYS.—MGYPTIAN HALL AA (the lab Kr. Albert amnia Room), =NW, rodeocested,, NOW OP, with Oolong STODARRS New intatahneass, "1111110 and ViIMULO4IIII4I/." which will b repealed Every Inning at a. and Saturday After noon at IL Stalls can be secured at Yr. Nltcbalre Royal Library, it. Old Boodetreet. Stalin k ; Ares. ti ; Gal/ery, L. Box-olden Is now epos da4 from 11 till S. Ma LEVIIML OS ignuatuoint 10 YOWL LIVERPOOL, WI YORK, and rilintrAman" saaa3ma 00KPANY Weed dew p iime lidr=vreed Cly...ftft Ins law lasswaidso. . 111681" nOX YOWL egis pimp Mimes g amtbs se =r a rs= 11.010,==u plasm lieimd pomp WIN all milk= eosin& tir wow do PAM Meek arl WM& OslaahMhboolked 4011.. . amiss ter. raiir —r iesi rer oubsi tionfilloralussl 1:15331 ni lw air• IL • Tag OXFORD. FAUST ORPRXE AUX -IL IINTIMI= . 4 bakes Lb Cierlilibil.—Prbactpal Lasimbiro, the nisch Mom sal Maw, by bead Cimino of osalladed Ifr TONGALLIS. IYZRY KVIEVIC7I4 OVTERDAM and the RHINE.—The la twanged' eseemeeet Coessoanys fad sad tavealits dram BATAVINS. Cassias W. MUTH, will leave Brunswick swims =rimy at, U. dank antral ad r. otiour riarailL art a.-41. 'ti tre ? " as oussa. PHILLIP and Cw, U. Ncelaw. LL 'PRINCE GALLERY, 120, PALLMALL. Ms /IMF= ANNUAL MUNITION et ncruzza. obi eoatrlbatlataa of Artlats of the ?ma and Ambit achook, Y NOW OM. Adislisise. la. Catalogue, OA FLOWER SEEDS. POST FREE. So so IS is 16 nes. vars. van. TM. VIM van. a. d. a. d. ad. 8. d. a d. a. d. 211 0 10 0 6 0 .. 2 .. ams" 1121%001s 0 11 0 .. 7 e.. 4 • Pezanlds, Hardy 7 4 SOLEIL sad IIamLLOCH, Said Wareham* Covell-prdea 2128241, Lor.daa. W.C. FRANCE. IC MC II 514 VARNA RAILWAY COMPANY. laadiaa. 1.C.. A_liNs. 145. v io.firthigtraVEN. that the WASS CERTI7I. cos be mosAitera ter the lettere of allotment and m ipte, re the Mese of the Ceespeity, between the tan et Mons sna slim dial.—ar maw. J. P. WALSH, Seentszy. riiHl OONIARVATIVE LAND BOUNTY. ji. Tie TKIIIIINTII flare PROSPIOTIJ3 Is sent fres d d d y ta say plass, szplearders of Use Mesa_ pnensik _land, Depsdassets.—Apply to MALL= RIB ler a rM idg.. 30=14 331 7. 33. lissfoltatreet, Wand, Tabs. ICC- TOE RUSSIAN (VYKSOUNSKY) IRON WOIKB COMPANY (LaiMedL To totroarporated under the Limbed Liabilities Act of 160. Lipltal FAOO,OOO in 26,000 shares of £93 each. Present lane 16,000 alarm Dania on application end t 4 cm allotment. Beyond which haat intended to con up inerelhon AS per share. No alto exceed al per than OWL ems DOI' tO to made at Intervale ' am months. mums& W. Amin, Ea. (Diroctor, "Metropolitan Ballwa) Liarß. Chapman, la. (Director, "Smith, K and Co.") Oa an der Melees (late Judge, Tribunal of Commerce, mem 11.1.1.C.8. (Director. "Bank of Loudon.") Oiled Praia (Plana; " Bombay end Baroda Ballway"). la A. C. Baal. 6, Ber mieralawo jcia Mollett, Lg. (Director, " Ocean Marine Insurance Cowan tioruninuromir, Iwoutam—Charles Matthaei. Mo. Latini—Beak of London, Threadneedle.strea, end Cherie& rosa loLicuoia—Mmas. Elwarda and Co., Delehay-street, Wart master. Biotra—Hear. Robins, Barber, and Daley, Threadneedle street. AIIDITOIIII. Kemp, Cowan. Ford, end Co., 7, Oreamastreet. Mart Math. 0, Urea Wincheeterotropt. SICILISMIT (pro lam.)—Ceurtesay Mew Ket. odicee-0, Great Winehataareet, Oki Broadareet. FORM OP APPLICATION ►OR SHARI& (To be retained by the Bankern) : 01 woo dad Iwo hia. ApellTs. 18ii' ..~. us tack, Walt. = ;.1. a 'liar Elba. urn,- NW Isr cd IL a. •lIIMMINO .- •,...0111. ire. & 1 Or mei This Company to formed for the purpose of wunittog and extend* the mll-mown hoe works, which have been setableked and in enemestal operation for a bog period at Vedas, in Bemis. The estate. which covers an area of 106.000 Ingllsh acres and cattalos 31,000 inhabitants, is moat advantageously situated on the navigable river Oka ;which flows into the Vo p at Nijed Novgorod% and is within 46 miles of the railroad which connects ffljni Norprod with Moscow. the pronto at the present lime amount to about 637,000 diver rubles .about 1.70,000 sterling) per annum, subject, however, to • deduction of 12,000 roubles, being interest at S per cent., and sinking fund on a debt of 1,200,000 nudges due to the Ros iest government, thus leaving a net annual profit of 440,008 roubles , 864,000). By arrangement with the proprietor*, and hypotheathou or mortgage to the Company or their reserved Intelsat in the Mete, 87,000 mobile (811,000), being shoat 7 per cent perineum upon the whole capital proposed to be called Rh is miareniewl to he int geld to the shmeholders of the Company of the surplus profits ~378.000 roubles or £49,000% three.fifths will belong to the feeeent proprieton, and no-Oftte to the shareholders, for a period of 67 years. Thus re an estimate of the pronto at the present t me, and without medals' the improvements likely to reatinfrom an increase d capital, a dividend of about 20 per cent. per annum is shown eon the capital ~C 1.46,000) required to be called up. In the eon estimate no account has been taken of the profile upon the manufacture of steam engines, boilers, &c., and ft ts =dd. pled that by the introduction of further capital and the de velopment of the works, the returns will be more than doubled. It is intended to create a sinking fund for the purpose nf re tuning to the shareholders, at the expiration of the thirty men years, when the interest of the Company will cease, the whole amount of the capital called up. On the determination d the tom, the proprietors bind themselves to have a valuation me et all the propel ty above ground, and after deducting the Pent value, to pay to the Company one-half of the difference ese. Thus, in addition to receiving a highly remunerative inked during the thlnyeeven years. at the end wf that time he whole of their capita will be returned to the shareholders re &considerable bonus. Phu of the estate and works, the engineer's report, and ther documents on which the above statements ue founded, re be imputed at the aloes of the Company. ispiketions for shares to he made in the accompanying fort hits event of no allotment being made, the deposit will be rearmed in full. Should a less number of shares be allotted Dan are applied for, the deposit will be made available towards the Foment on allotment, and the balance, if any, returned to Resentment. Prospectuses and forms of application for shares may be obtained at the ounces of the company, and of the bankers, haters, and solicitors. No To tha Director of the Loden (vylisounsitY) Iron Works Company , f Limited% hotlemen,—Having Data to your Bankers, the um of being a deposit of gl per share oa shares I the above Company, I hereby request that you will allot me Oa somber, and I agree to accept such shares or an leas umber you may allot to MO ; and I agree to psy the sum of Ls per !hue on allotment, and I authorise yr.o to insert my name on lie register of member for the number of 'hares allotted to me. Canal Name la full Residenos nofesslon . Date THE RUSSIAN (VYIESOUNSILY) IRON , WORKS COANY !Llndtor. lOTICp 18 HEREBY GI M VEN P , that the SNARE LIM of Der will be CLOSED on SATURDAY next, the trod het, C rrtidoe. and on MONDAY nut, the 24th WA., for the teat rb—By order of the Board, COURTZNAY CLARKE, Secretary. OSne, 0, Great Winclier.street, Old Broad.street, .., ...... MARINE DEPARTMENT of the 4.64SIDENTAL DEATH INSURANCE COMPANY is DOW Si atr Bank Chambers, No. RI, Threadneedle-street, Mere the Company is prepared to receive proposals for Marine Rooms M the current rates. ARTHUR JAM= DI MAR, Underwriter. J. W. °RAM. Seuetary. WHEN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED ? This query is worthy consideration by everyone anxious broils the inestimable bleasbm—eight for on correct know tge to the proper time for using Spectacles will depend the ty of preserving clear vision to the end of life. When its Wleacy is determined a nicety of discrimination must be used ataptlog Imam of the exact power that will supply the loss , or will remit. Optima quackalike medicalquacks, =amiable mischief by their ignorant pretension. as Is Waved by the victims of country hawkers end unskilled Widen. Sorely, it were wiser to ask advice from some I~lteLa of repute, and avoid risk to ones &NU. The old firm !axis and Son (established 1780). opposite the British lase London , having specially attended to the menu tri Meetaebea. are competent to &drive on all that per a o the remedying defective vision by the accurate Mont m.. t gu °the hoses , mathematically true, of the requisite power , b she by the judicious selection of a spectacle frame which important) of the form most bearing the face. THIt PHOSPHORISED IfICRVINE TONIC. The aew cheanical combination et PHORPRATIC SALTS, Iron, &c., contaluing all the seaential constituents of wee, brain and nerve substance. Great philosophical and Teelresearch has led to the discovery of this invaluable .110 ,_ la tie present perfect state, agreeable it, the palate sad lis preserving Na wonderful properties, laseedists relief, sad permanently oaring ell ete wbe .r,, heft wasting and wit h of the nervous and muscula r "met, total and parthil prostration, and ever/ ether eihauntlss of the system. It regenerates all the to diaftle of the buroan frame. As pboaphorus In a state of ....."tewslllthaines the ft/IMM. so the exhausted trains revives ths. -. .,„.eillosgnated with its electrical properties." Prices: Ile. ~,_"ette, if tour Its. bottles In one. l Ms : sad la mew contain. ibex bottles. Li, which saves Al lis., packed securely, a all parte of the world. London ellieete: -43 ." 5r • weentethest : Hooper iLing Wllllansetrest, Leedom- I* treusel.. 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ORANGI GIRL John llama and Co., publishers, In, Fleet heat DR. 01ILVERWELL on MARRIAGE : Id Obtiem. Happiness, and Disappointment'. Pela Mann, Cornhill ar Author, a. Great Marlborough-Meek W. Landow ConsalSetaana daily. on Nervous Debility. Bkiabbm. DEATH OF THEODOBIA TROLLOPE. The Italian papers bring us intelligence of the death of Thoodoeis Trollop., wife of Thome Adolphus Trollope, at hie villa in Florence, • city in which she had resided for many years affectionately respected, and where she now lies in rest, universally lamented. She is known to Beglish readers by her translation of " Nieolini s Arnaldo de Buena,"e and by hr" Social Aspects 4 the Indian Revco lution," a work which origiaally appeared in the form of letters published by the Atheneum, to which she was • constant and cherished contributor. She has also written several articles upon the modern Italian poets in the Corn- Mil Magazine, sod was engaged in completing the aeries at the time of her death. A few delightful papers from her pen, reminiscences of her own childhood is her Davos. shire home, appeared in All the Year Bound last year. Her ardent love for her sewed and adopted oountry bad rendered her thoroughly Italian in sympathy, end nowhere will her loss be more deeply felt than in Italy, thoughno truer Englishwoman *VW lived. "The foreign triads of I taly," says the Oazzetta del Popolo of Florence, " who do battle for Italy with brain and hand are an dear to mu fellow-citizens, and their death afflicts us like the death of one of ourselves. In simmering to-day the premature death of Theodosia Trollops. which took place yesterday in Florence, we do not hesitate to say that it is • sad lose for Italy." And the Nazione of Florian says :—" It is with the deepest sorrow that we have to register another loss for Italy. English hors, ohs had It•lien sentiments that at ono, ambled her to understand and appreciate the noble aspira tions of the nation which she had selected as her home." A friend who knew her well writes of bee in the fol lowing touching terms :—" Without exception I have never known any being on this earth so exquisitely good and kind, no pure in character and in nature, so variously accomplished sad yet so simple, and with a refinement and grace that gave her perfect simplicity an indescribable charm. Her loos will ever be poignantly and profoundly felt by those who knew her in her own Florentine home, I surrounded by the moot intellectual and cultivated of Florentine society, admired, esteemed, and beloved by She wrote and spoke Italian as oorrecaly and as elegantly as her own native English, brides being thoroughly famine: w ith French, German, sad Spanish. She drew and painted well, mid was an accomplished musician. Her appreciation of art was singularly delicate and subtle. The interest she felt is the political fortunes of Italy wee gook that she might fairly be called ea Italian in heed. Ake leaves one lovely daughter who inherits all her inothre'm genius and all her mother's grecs." A special meeting of the Nottingham Chamber of Commerce was held yederday for the purpose of OS pomeiteg sympathy with the widow and family of the let. IlLm Oast" sad a reselotke he that offset wee edepteL THE VISIT OF THE EMPEROR TO - ALGIBIt& TOULON. Ann. 19. The French iron-clad squadron will proceed on Sunday next to Marseilles, where the Emperor will embark on the 26th inst. for Algeria. It is believed that his Majesty will return to Toulon on the 20th May. PARIS, Amu. 19. The Patric of this evening says that the im portance and the duration of the Emperor's visit to Algeria have been exaggerated. "The Emperor will pass some days at Algiers, for the purpose of con certing with the governor of the colony, measures necessitated by the state of our possessions. The date of his departure is not yet fixed." The Empress will assume the direction of affairs during his Majesty's absence, as regent, assisted by the Privy Council THZ ITALIAN Pi TURIN, Ana 19. In the Chamber of Deputies the discussion on the bill for the suppression of convents commenced to-day. Signor Corsi, who brought up the report of the committee, said that the committee were opposed to the amendments. _ ... _ .. The Ministers of Justice, Public Instruction, Finance, and of the Interior supported the amend ments, and expressed their belief that should the chamber resolve to discuss the whole bill it would be equivalent to adjourning the debate indefinitely. Signor Crispi spoke in support of the proposals of the committee. r. A reply was made on the part of the ministry to Signor Criapi's speech, and the debate was ad journed till to-morrow. The Chamber then proceeded to the discussion of the financial bills. The Ministers of the Interior and Finance replied to several points of the speech of Signor Minghetti in a prevtotui sitting, and set forth the state of the Treasury on the accession of the present cabinet to office. Signor Minghetti replied, and the general dis cussion then closed. THE SPANISH SENATE. MADRID, Ann. 19. In the Senate to-day Senor Calderon Collantes asked • question respecting the late disturbances in Madrid, and said that the responsibility of the murders of the 10th inst. rested entirely with the government. The ministry for six months had done nothing for the prosperity of the country, and patriotism alone should prompt them to resign. Senor Gonzales Bravo answered that the con sciences of the ministers were at ease, and that they were supported by all the moderate party. The discussion will be continued to-morrow. Admiral Pinzon had an audience of the Queen to-day. ITALY. TURD, APRIL 19. The Italian government has just addressed a note to Mr. Elliot, her Britannic Majesty's minister at Turin, in which they demonstrate the impossibi lity of selling the state railways to a company to be expressly formed for that purpose (ad hoe), and the material and moral impossibility of exchanging the bonds of the Hambro bondholders into railway shares. The Italian government, however, de clare in the despatch that it does not intend to damage in any way the rights of the Hambro bondholders, who, in the event of their being pre judiced by the sale of the state railways, will re ceive an indemnity from the government in the same manner as in cases of expropriation for works of public utility—that is to say, by arbitration. THE ILLNESS OF THE CZAREWITCH. NICE, Area. 19. The Czarewitch is in great pain, and his condi tion causes considerable anxiety. The nature of the illness is stated to be an attack on the cerebral meninges. PARA Aram 19. The Czar will arrive here at 9 a.m. to-morrow, and will be in Nice on Friday morning. WEST COAST OF AFRICA. The African Company's royal mail steamer Ethiope, Captain G. F. Smart, arrived in the Mer sey yesterday from the West Coast of Africa, Tene rife, and Madeira. Her dates are , Benin, March 3 ; Fernando Po, 5 ; Cameroon, 7 ; Old Calabar, 9 ; Brass River. 11 ; Neen, 11 ; Bonny, 10 ; New Calabar, 10 ; Lagos, 14 ; Acers,l6 ; Cape Coast Castle, 18 ; Cape Palmas, 21 ; Monrovia, 22 ; Sierra Leone, 27; Bathurst, April 1 ; TeneriffiN 8 ; and Madeira, 10. The Ethiope brings a good cargo-1,474 sovereigns, 2,159 ounces of gold dust, 8,885 francs, and 9,101 dollars in specie, and 39 passengers. At Fernando Po, although the river was healthy, trade was very dull. Row. HoaeleulrusaLl Smarr.— The usual soiectiao sad penal roostiop of Ilk society were bad en Tuesday LA is tie 00.2141 i room at Sas* Hembnass. Seamless saw fellows were aimed. allmale whoa WWI Lady demons Flamm Lay Young, ha. Tim mama= al seams 11110W11 b 7 Kr. O. Terser. el Wasik maned miasma wimbetkee, end ware awarded W the mama die alma Busbies nimbi. Yr. W. Wilma ammalen was Is tie ear. and 'Adelman& !be mestles. Major Trevor Clacks rand a and haseralift piper ups She calamities of and gas asset* was aka addreesed by the Ibm. J. Weal*. Prelemer leislisabaa samiled moans. Prior ors ow, oossuererver.) PARIS, WZDVNISDAT Evernro. There were considerable fluctuations et the Bourse. Business was dull at the commencement, but there was a decided amelioration for the close. Bente rose 15c. for cash and 20c. for account, dosing at 67fr. 550., and 67fr. 850. 3tobflier rose 6fr. 25c. The Italian loan was little dealt in, and scarcely varied to the extent of sfr. It seems that the 14 per cent. interest offered foe money by the Emperor of Mexico tickles the public appetite. It is alleged that applicants for the honour of supplying him with money will have to suffer a greet reduction on the amount of their tenders. The Cotutitutionnel, by way 9f removing the scruples of those who may be thinking of the Duke of Wellington's antiquated maxim that good interest was only another term for bad security, gives a lint of all the states who at different times have borrowed on yet more extravagant terms ; and mentions, by way of a clincher, that France herself has paid as much as 40 pee tout. The news circulated at the Bourse yesterday that the Emperor wee not well enough to attend the re view was untrue. The Moniteur gives an amount of his presence at it. His journey to Algeria is considered to be certain, notwithstanding the re monstrance* of some of the ministers against it. One of the collateral effects of the expedition will be to bring into fashion some arsenical and sul phurous waters near Constantine, called, Amen Miskoutine, which his Majesty, who bas been so often recommended to drink those of Vichy and Plombihres, now intends to try. THE BRITISH CHARITABLE FUND AT PARIS. We read in aalignani :—" The ball given last night (Tuesday) is aid of the Bridals Charitable Fund ham proved a most decided snores—a moons of beauty, of numbers. and of arrangemeata. Thane ware about 500 persons present, but the number of tickets taken far n'e'eded that amount. The large ball of the Grand Hotel and the adjacent rooms ware charmingly ornamented with dowers and ever greens ; the lighting was most bAtiant ; and when, towards 12, the whole of the company bad arrived a more striking coup d'ceil could not pos. 'ably be witnessed. Earl and Lady Cowley ar rived shortly after 10, and dancing commenced at mow The reputation of the English ladles far beauty bad attended a large concourse of foreigners, and the Crepe Diplomatique was represented, in addition to the English Ambassador. by Djemil Pecha for Turkey, Baron de Seebeck (Bavaria), Baron de Golts (Promia), Mr. Bigelow (United Stales), and secretarim and attaches without number. There were also to be seen Baron and the Baronets Al. phones de Rothschild, Baron and Baronies Nathaniel de Rothschild, the Marquis of Hertford, lord sad Lady Ash burton, Vimount and Vissonatm Deegan. Vissonnt and Vie:sonatas Raptors, Lady Fedor Wellesley, Rolla/qui& de Taloa, Baron Pinot, Sir Patrick O'Brien, M.P., Lord and Lady Edward Thymus, Mr. Moffat, M.P., Lord and Lady Gray of Gray, Barons' de Brinier, Earl Lad Counter of Perth, Visooentaes lloack, the Hon. elprow Cowper, Sir &mph and Lady OMEN Mrs. Miser Gibson. the Bon. Charles Cariagton, the Hoe. Cecil Wellesley, the Hon. William sad Mrs. Grey, the lion. Chandos Leigh, Colonel Claremont, G.B. ; Captain Mayne, R.N. ; °apish' Boolcey, ho. Dancing wee kept up with unflagging spirit to the strides of Stranm's has orchestra until 3, when ' God save the Queen was played, and the fete termi nated. Now that the annual English bail has become, so to speak, one of the institutions of Paris, we trust that the encouragement of the present year will be continued with such liberality as to mare an ample assistance to the British Charitable Fund." Mr. T. Adolphus Trollops is about to publish his "History of ,the Commonwealth of Floresee," a work which will come very opportunely on the ere of the transfer of the capita of Italy to that fair city, and the ttelebratiou of the Death festival. There could not be a fitter historian for the subject, es Mr. Trollops has resided in Florence for twenty yearn, and his house has been for • long time the headquarters of the best literary and political society Uwe, added to which be has, perhaps, the most complete Italian historical collection to be found in soy private library. We regret to learn, while pealing thee. lines, the death of Mr. Trollope's wife, who waii better known under her maiden name of Theo:lode &arrow as the translator of Niocolini's tragedy Arnoldo di Brescia. She wee also the author of a series of letters on the recent movement in Italy, published is the Atheneum about fire years ago, and since republished under the title of "Social Aspects of Revolution in Italy." Mn. Trollops wee a great-niece of the late Judge Garrow.—Geardian. THE LATI Ma. COBDIB.—MT. P. IL Rathbone, who presided at the meeting of the council of the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce yesterdey, proposed, and Mr. C. R. Rawlias, jun. etheoded the following resolution :—" That the itouncril 'desire to express their pro found rt at the premature dea th of Richard Cobden, ILP., egre and to offer to his family the wino:west sympathy in their bereavement They also desire to record their sea.. of the great loss which the commualty has sustained io the removal of a statesman whose liberal and oomprebensive views with regard to trade sad commerce, urged for so many years upon the saticu with great eloquence and ability, now constitute the guiding rule of our commercial legislation, and whose constant efforts were directed to induce other countries to adopt a policy which must be always the beet guarantee of national proeperity sad international good will." The resolution was unanimously adopted, sad after speeches in honour of the late Mr. Cobden had bean de livered by several members et the council, including Mr. Pang. (tbe Austrian Consul), it was agreed that a copy should be sent to the widow sad family, accompanied by • letter from the president of the chamber. SYNOD or THZ PIEBBYTIRLUT CHURCH ER ENO ZAND.—The Synod is at present holding its annual sitting in Liverpool, the Rev. R. H. Lundie, of Birkenhead, being the Moderator. The report on ecboola (presented on Tuesday morning) showed that during 1863 and 1864, 1,130 cbilrfreo were bang taught in the 14 schools under govern ment inspection. The government greats anion:Arid to 3601. 4s. Id. There were 12 aided schools excluded from the advantage of government inspection and grants. The report wee adopted, sod the committee on schools re appointed, with lustre:tiara to bring up next year returns of all day schools not aided by them, and to mature a plan whereby those schools which are unassisted by govern ment may be enabled to share the benefit of government aid sad imposition. The report os fiesta= showed that during the year 9,3381 Ils. Bd. had ben milted towards the church exteesioa sod debt extension teed. The re port on carious pointed oat the great want of edleisat native teachers in the meet, sad stated that the cost of the whole of the missions wee about 4,0001., sad that at the mid of the year a balance of 541. was due to the treasurer. Report adopted. A special committee on the " state of religion " reported that 42 congregations cantata with the church contained 9,000 members. 1,364 being pathos actively engaged in church work. The Widows' and °mimed Committee reported in favour of • general toad to be raised by the church. to make provision for the relicts of ministers. Oa ( Wednes day) yesterday the college report showed that 36 'Wields had resided in the college sites 1859, and that there were 13 at meant. The Hr.:melee bequest was stall in Chancery, and it was possible that the freehold and leasehold property might be loth to the college. la that ease the bequest would leave to the college an annual theme of more them 960/., and if it were not lost the annual therms from this source would be 1,6001. The college would therefore be indspendeut i of special aid from the churches. Twit Jsrssusz Aare.—The Meniteur de PA rm.& - - gives the following :—" Trams artay is compoesd of two distinct elements, 00113 :—L the troops main tained by the feudal chiefs Darr, for the purpose ef &deeding their domains ; and, 2. the troops main tained by the Tyros, width onatitur the imperial ermy preps* speaking. The number at the &ries he ftecips is their service is 200, mid these berms farm ea *festive of 370,000 West» sad 40,000 eavalry. These acestitate the federal may, awl are pieced at the disposition of the T woo whomever the bedependenee of the mud» is mnaad The imperial wry really maistafeed by the Tyres wet aupposed to be 100,000 infantry and 20,000cevelry, but he effective did sot is reality rased hell that samber. The parer Tyaeou hes however »organism' it. It will hereferth comprise 00,000 mw—iefeatry, @Mille», sad engineers. , The Wesley wa be divided isto »grants, they will Tracer» Ms ear soldier, gad TM glee be mined d la Francais& A cartsie burr of Japers officers sad malasiteres have bees instigated by r et Yokohama, madam cow dole g to imam* limit oatatsymaa." -- - - Mr. Dznar informed the Gout that he bid bees in. .traded y Mmileareed te with the thews Naiad the asides, ea they were to be promouted etbewiee. Mr. ABBOT whited him to .y tid .o pesoselinr to extradite .out Saba pleas is Upper Canada. Mr. Delmar replied that Yr. Abbot ezpreted too mach him. Hie fausotirms bad mei Mr. Cam= slated that by preeisaling far breath of aestrality it was ea ambition that the raiders were cosi• aiding oossaiesioesd salaam so so ablempi to (Wrath% wadi be maim Mr. Athol Misled cm taming the theireetires of the Veiled them govermawd. Grave sespiebee existed as to the removal of the primers. He implored Mr. Delvia to osiers the intrados. He (Mr. Abbe.) lit 'either' to see the oily a meth of bloodshed. Mr. Dram raid ft wee thaellisebs ti the Wrath is be asked math gorthioas. Had it come to thi s Ibis the law is mot stems weregia--theth eve in. asset be removed for aid salon a edam *dip be give.. to Muse melba! Bather the depths Meta by made, ewe • pus be wash' rib the bioothhed. After a sharp dhomeTm. is whirl Mx. Hems merded that easy ha MBOBOBiI win reedy to meek timber, Mr. Amur admitted thee the porno sixth to be Wed he breath at neutrality. - - -- The JUDO' remarked tit be meld aot esesive there was say Medi= to rely the dews with a view te es. Mr. Km said he was ratirlied that the govarnroont would set esuatameas any an.tnaL XL ABBOT asked en order of the court to obtain all tie property sad mere of the prisoners. Mr. OAST= **Meal to giving up Yowei'd meth is tbry famed part of the mord. B. agreed le plee are. fled copies. _ - Thsaiss boas wad, Mass. Errata's/ sal E. Mao sap* sp, whoa Mr. Ostler applied to withdraw the wassats inlaid by Qom. sa othas woes issesd by the Eseorder of Tomato, This being mated, fiergetat Boater took poosselost et Use prewar% who looked muck dis pleased. Far belt as boor they remised is mut. 1,000 dollars, ko., wits rams" to Yeeag. Naiads* a guard moualial artillery, with dews swords, appeerod„ whisk mated azoisaaset. Shortly after the psi soma sad Wawa Polio* .sued ea oessibes, - axial the reserteg of about 200 people, sad pour far Ms. Carter. They started, followad by arm carriages sorstalairg Soothers ladies sad part of the crowd, sad passed three& the priori* Armin to the slabs, where the Racial train was main. The few sypalkiews gave somas parting okras. Um was so disparities' shows I. riot at say lima TORONTO, TIIIIESDAT, Ann 6. The St. Albans robbers arrival hoes this morning from Montreal. They were brought before the moonier this afternoon on a charge of raisdenteariour, when they applied for inlay tQI Moads;, in order to obtain oonasol, Whir& woe greeted. They were this remade/4 and the eaes ad journed until Moder. THE EPIDEMIC IN RUSSIA. The Lord President of the Council has received from the medical officer of the Privy Council a letter in regard to the Russian epidenuc, in which we read : Both typhus and relapsing fever are communicable from pesos to person by means= the general eilialatious of the bier ; and the danger of nob contagion acquires its utmost development whoa maws of ill-fed =palate= en crowded together in plans which are fsilemelelble if aretildlisii. - • It seers probable that the fevers sow peevailbag in 136, Petersburg are not only extensively diffused, but, in their respective kinds, are of fully average severity. The re lapsing fever is causing more than its usual =opera= of deaths, and is notably attended with those inflammatory *wallop which are known by the name of buboes. Al. though the reports which are before me do net state the relative frequency with which the =We symptom is eb served, yet, from the fact of its being marsionsel in a very genera report on the epidemic, I infer that it has been more than commonly frequent, and decibels= it was from this rheumatic= that there arose tie rumour of plague. It is therefore requisite to mention that buboes are by no means exclusively characterise= of plague, that severe typhus in this country is eel very infrequently at tended by them, and that also in our ether forma of fever they are sometimes, though far lees frequently, ele served. The great importer" however, of the quie ten which is involved is that system of hoboes was a main reason for your lordship's thinking it desirable to have an English phyeieltiee pcorA en all the elements of a. Si. Potent* kaiak ; and iii was therefore that under your lordship's orders I instructed Dr. Whitley to proceed to 54. Petersburg for the purpose ci making penned eaanainatioes is the matter. He arrived at St. Petersburg on Saturday night lest, and hi telegram • which I yesterday reoeived informs me le positive terms that " nothing resembling plague has been observed." As regards the disease which is prevailing in parts of North Germany, the cue is very widely different. That disease is owe of which hitherto England has had no general =whines. Even in foreign medical literature mention of it is but comparatively recent, and the knowledge Ada re lates to it is incomplete. It is a febrile nervous affixation et a very painful and very dangerous kind. By us, far practical purposes, it may he regarded assea new dimes ; but, in truth, it has for the last twenty eight years been prevailing vary extensively in Noma= small epidemics both in Europe and is America, throughont the entire breadth of the north temperate roes. Having regard to the probability that wooer or later this disease may show itself in England, I have thought it convenient that, both for your lordship's present reference, and for =oh further use as you may deem expedient, there should be compendiously stated the main facts which are yet known with regard to the disease's nature and laws Of distribution ; and I have accordingly pre pared a special memorandum in which, by referees* to foreign authorities, I endeavour to fulfil that object. Both on account of the =arming =moan which were connected with the present epidemical in North Germany, and also with a view to collect the latest and fullest later =ace concerning the habits of so important a dame, your lordship (as in the case of the St. Petersburg fevers) deemed it right that ao Eoglish physician should be seat to observe and report; and, under your lordship's orders, I instructed Dr. Bandsmen to proceed for this purples to those Oases about the Lower Vistula where the disease was chiefly prevailing. From him, during the last few days, I have received telegrams and letters which leave no doubt as to the identity of the prevailing disease, and establish, as I have already stated, that it has no de pendence on the fevers of St. Petersburg. In the special nismarandum to which I refer, I have stated whet I saa learn with regard to the oommuskebillty of the sorrow di ease, Your lordship will :ahem= that, though I hesitate to speak of the disease as incommunicable by personal intercourse, I show =roe for believing that under ordinary cireolootsoon it is sot thus communicable is more than a very low degree. And Dr. Seagram writes to me, in relation to the present epidemics, that he dads "no reason far regarding the diadems as personally communi cable ; " that he has "met no single imitanc• in which me than one member of the same family has been attacked ; nor has there been any dilluaion of the disease is soy ci the hospitals." From the foregoing statement your lordship will have gathered that, neither as regards the hirers which are peeneet is fit Petersburg, nor as regards the sweep di ens whit's M esserrieg in North Osnesey, are the cir eunistssom each as have on fermis escrow led to the adoption of guaranties by Oh eeestrr —Utak as logo& ffra impartibility el the elevens dimes, ear deeps le oriewee slather with the Bettie ports (*alms there were repre sented marmetlateeled peralkiivo) i, alscarniliAwadol. or next to noting—end that, as regards the Ramiro pi. dm* ere &sow i esmorealsol s widi Fohleaburg fe only the art el Jaw sevonil ports el Oho Umbel H a have dies onselooed to erne weber, and are was ere the ... s e aloe, se repels the wool boom home at teoso, keep mad eloodliritly soesoloolos,