The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-04 00:00:00

ros cHardsßA ox THE CONTINENT.

The Salta Public of Lyons says :—" The number
of persons who have bees driven to this nit y from the
south by the cholera is estimated at about 20,000. We
comma verify the correctness of the figures, bat what ie
.certais is that the botch are dreaded by Aromas, the
majority of whom are remarked by their Maresillsim accent.
The proprietor of one of those establishments has had the
ingesious idea of hiring a number of houses in the neigh-
bourhood of Lyons, and ism installed is them the emigrants
freak the south, who are delighted at enjoying all the
pleasures of the country without being deprived of thole of
the town, which by means of omnibuses, carriages, is
'team-boats they may reach in a few miantes."
The sanitary returns for Marseilles show that the total of
deaths oo the let lest. was 37, of which 13 were from
cholera. From the Alegre in the neighbourhood of Toulon
the news is favourable. At Aix there were only two deaths
from cholera on the 27th and 28th ult.; sod one each at
Salon. St. Paul, Cherleval, martiram. and Veutehm• At
Mole (ratioluse) 47 persons died of cholera betweso the
10th and 27th alt A letter from KolliM.Pcmt states that
on the 26th sad 27th the epidemic was very fatal there, 60
deaths having occurred is 36 hours. Oa the 28th ult. there
were only 12 deaths, • coosiderable improvement, bat nit
doubt partially owing to the fact that Deady 500 ishabilants
bed left the place.
The mustier of obese of &alma reported is Italy on the
29th ult. is as follows —Barletta, 7 new eases and 9
deaths ; and Pettus, two eases and 1 death. Oa the
28th there were 4 cases and 3 deaths at Marseratn, and 8
eases and 9 des the at Lacers.
The Bartels& journals state that the cholera is now
decreasing in that city. At Madrid, on the 28th alt.,
there wore bat five camas of attack, the result of which is
not stated.
The Dresden Journal says :—" Accounts from Altenburg
state that in consequence of the arrival to that tows of a
lady hem Odessa suffering from cholera. several eases of
the malady occurred. Dr. Walther, president of the mai-
nay commies Saioey, at ogeeproceeded to Altenburg
to make an inquiry. In his report he confirms the existence
of the cholera, bat declares thin en extension of the
epidemic is not to be feared, a oonsiderable diminution in
the number of attacks having tam place since the first
outbreak."

NORWICH, Ocr. 3.
The Church Congress for 1866 opened to-day in
this assemble city. which sear as appropriate asetro for
such a dermastratios, retag that it ecalathe more churches
than probably can be found in soy other Britiab centre of
populetion of corresponding importance. The congress was
inaugurated this morning with Divine ware in Ur mite-
drat, the holy communion being celebrated at 8 a.m., while
at 11 am. there was fall service, with a sermon by the
Archbishop of Yeti. Perhaps it may be well to set out in
detail the rural papaw= of the expos; dating from
this afternoon :
TOMCAT. Ocr. 3.-2 to 5, at St. Andrew's Hall, open-
ing of the sorra by the president (the Bishop of Nor-
wich). Subject-. Education of the poor in its relation to
the Church cad thefitate."Papars by Mr. F. &Powell, M.P.,
and the Rea Olson Mcaeley. Preparea addresses by the
Von. Antares* Desire sad the Rev. Cason Norris. •
Evar3o to 10,, at Bt. Andrew'S Hal, **Presi-
dent trairmsa. Subject-" The Chart el Final Appeal.°
Papas by the.
Vas. Archiscos Randall sad Sir J. Mit-
more, Q.C., D.C.L. Prorated *dreams by Sir Wilma/My
Joasai Bart., sad the Rey. M. J. Fair.
WINDIVIDAT, OCT. 4.-ironing : 9.30, morning prayer at
the cathedral ; 10.30 to 1, at Bt. Andrew's Ball, the per
eiders chairman. finbject-:. Othbedrols sod earthier
bodies. and bow to hawser their retainer." Papers by the
Very -Rea the Data of Ely sad the Rev. R. Bersour.
Prepared addresses by the Vas. Lord C. A. Hervey aid
Mr. A. J. B. Hops. Altaroson--Beations : 2.30 to 5, at
St. Asdrow.a Hies, the Mayor of Nardi °heiress.
Papers by the Very Rm. the Doan of Chichester and the
Rev. J. B. M'Catth Prepared addresses by the Bev. T. L.
Clarghton and the Ray. .7. Radar. At Bt. Paris Hall,
Sir J. P. Bailees. Bast, *airman. Paper by the Right
Bev. the Bishop of St. Andrew's sad the Rev. J. & May.
prepared addresses by the Via. Lord C. A. Horsey and the
Ray. J. & Homes, D.D. At Mr. Noverre's rooms, Mr.
Edward Howea, /LP., eitainsan. Subject-" The Driers
of Sees in England and Wass.' Priers by Rai Nelms
, and the Rey. J. Baylor. P.D. Prepared addrestroolits
Rey. F. Homey, D.0.L., and **BAT. X. M.
D.D. Erwin -8 to 10. Cormarsazious at Ss. Andrew's
Hall.
THCIIIDAT, OCT. 5.-Keetling: 9.30, morel eg prayer at
the paghedsal ; 10.30 to 1. at St. Andrew's all, the
resident, chairman. Subject-•. The spirit in which the
remerties of lamer( sad science should be applied 'to
the study of the Bib** Papers by the Rey. F.,. B. Prey,
ID.D., and the Rev. T. R. Birks. Addresses by the Vas.
Archdeacon Sandford acid the Rm. E. Gabon. Alterman
Beetior, 23Dto 5, at St. Andrew's Hall, the 111 re
Norwich, alarm* Babject-" Preaching ; ita adapta-
tion
to the present times. Paper by the Very Bey. the
Doan of Outharbory and the Rev. D. Moore. Prepared ad-
dress* by the Rev. E. Hoare and the Rey. R. H. Distorts*.
At Bt. Peter's Hall, Bin J. I'. Boileau, Bart., eitairema.
flabject-" The poniloo of the church in Indeed." .Papers
by the Rev. & Butcher, D.D., sad the Right Hos. J.
Napier. Prepared addrasese by the Very Bev. ate Doss of
Rally sad the Bev. G. Selma, D.D. As Mr. NeYerre's
looms, 11; E. Howes, M.P.. chairman. Subject-" The
duty of the throb towards the heathen." Pepsis by the
Lord Bishop of Grahamstown sad the Rev. H. Bailey.
pored address address by the Rev. W. Kay, sad the Rev.
J. Ridgway. Evereg 7.30 to 10, at St. Arsdrow's Hall,
the raider relairean. Baby, -•• Otani soda"
Illustrated lecture by the Roy. J. B. Dykes, Moe. Doc.
The service in the cathedral this morning was very fully
attended-in far there was warmly steadier room
for some inetsbers of she rethariag coogregstiao. The
musical service was of a high order, and surtalued the repo-
trios which Norwich Cathedral has acquired in thin par.
tinier. The anthem was hoes the Oratorio of Samara
" Fazed is His evalestiog seat," the solo, " Let the bright
seraphim," bang bratitally rendered. The 103rd Psalm
THE EASY I.ONDOIf WORKING CUM* INGER- urea mug to musk, by Dr. Buie, meows of the mutant.
mut. Ex006T106.-The final meeting sf, the osentlthee.el The Archbishop York preached from Isaiah, 334 chap.,
this exhibition was held 012 MOOOll OVID* 011101# apth aced net vow&
the presidency of the charms, the Rev. G. H. 100 M-• The first meeting is St. Andrew's Hall was also very
The accounts, which bad bean carefully remised by the largely resod.* After prayer,
flume committee and submitted to the inspection of Mr. The Bishop of Norma welcomed the visitors on the
Morris, the auditor, were laid before the meeting, and after part of the city and diocese, end reads series of rules for the
Man dieen"l" finally settled. The habalos•shett showed conduct of the various either, and with rawronce to the
that the total receipts oa the general account were 3771. aelaction of the next ram meeting. As *palmation.
14; 5d., and tbe expenditure 3771. 4s. 7d., leaving a *lmes supported by tits Archbishop and Dean of Yore, had been
in hand of 9s. 10.1. The chief items of expenditure were- received for the **hi al the next meeting in that cit
to
y.
Rent aud insurance, 48/. iSo. 6d. • fittings and decoration; His lordship edge appreweed she thanks of the essqlsoss
1261. 18a. 9d. ; services of secretary sad attendasts. 411. Archbishop of York far his able sermon io the cathedra.
fis. 7d. ; Daniel( and stationery. 61/. 17s. ; ps_stele thea few petrel obisreations the right rev. prelate then
161. 6.. 6d. ; adlerttretneets, lle. Pd. Ht. WWI laid said that he meturd, wire it waa that the
before themsetrim the prise fund account, which showed wapitis should be bum La this city cad roseseoe oxygen
that the sum a 63!. 15a bad bees received. end 611. le. ild. bh ',eviction that the moons of t
hawpiccuzimtld
upended. tor Insider laming a Was* of in be ensured by the aberrome of
band. This toad, suggested by the Fort of Shaftesbury, mar rood be reaprehesehe sad er.
was sueolied by the twelve pinata Parlak", tan within heat a fair rprosentatios of all
Lords Westminster, Elhafteebory, Ebury, Mayekedeld, and the various schools of thought in our loved aid reversocml
Zedefar fir B. T. 001elwoolta MOM". a. Merle", a 16- be
of Distend (stoma • esesuay, that tiers should
**lea Re** 0. Floalar7, Gr_egerY, Wa6tratoe. led H. be a seleatres earl& cot ally *portant in thereetres,
E. Oosusy their of
ens idwg welkiest or the Put• bat a present interest to the print mad the cruets ;
itses soTenget the other frith* a rho "airtakin WIS. thirdly, that there shoo* be a claim of tight and peeper
sot *shed te mitt *met Mir treats eater," bays delis deed thane salsas ; and sad moth
sc. Tho total mars were reseed to be 4411- 1k 6d-, sad ir=ant of .11. that the dismission of them ahead be coo-
tie total experedthers, 4351 6s. lit The estritition has h a right totopoo. 06 °Mids. ly oppa sled to the
bees a esteem II rns& a 50,000 peresios *died 16 _in risk essehost of the estattivi estrunittea Ind bethe We-
ma me* all of sy careered tarn slesteteslien si um' ram* to show Meat abesreesilleas hod bees fairle
mower is while it ems arroard, sad the eitedisms a the rasa est
perolorirs contributed by the wartime am= at tie Re* Mr. T. perms yam peewits' be „ski hie
aa. Vase rei Shasta to the ebeinalas the paper as ea sissathen the poor la ralatioa la lie Okra
to=tosawaer, mastery, She has. argr mod red the mete.
tiestimied the ressodialthi

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