The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-15 00:00:00

WEATHER REPORT.

MUM.
6CNDAY. on NORTIMILM MONDAY.
to L, moderate to COMM &E. to &W. and N.W.,
Oteest olth some vireo*, moderate to
Ma. 'smug, some rain.
11 to &Z. and LW., Witlfl2ll. As above.
StlOlig In
some rain.
S to KR and P.,
%Mosta to strong,
to gloom tome rain.

5001212111. E. to S. and R.W., fresh
to strong. some
showers, but gene-
rally RIM
zuricas. As next above.

Y.L to 88. and back,
troth to strong.
Noethienbeotland. Weatern=treland. Wales, and adja-
lada• esolbentmilehlt Channel and Bay of Biscay.
Itelanteleetward Land and North Bea.

General Sir John Michel starts for Canada (says
gm Amy and Navy Gazette) on May 243, taking with hint
etnetaey Colonel Earls, of the Gear&

The following ehipe (says the Army and Navy
Cectrie) 111* now on their way home :—The Conqueror,
Captain W. G. Luerd, the &galas, Captain W. IL
Desch. C. 8., and Tartar, Captain John M. Ham. Car
hem Mae ; the Miranda, Captain Robert Jenkins, C. 8.,
hat Austnlia ; the Charybdis, Captain E. W. Turnour,
Ns the Pacific ; the Griffon, Commander J. L. Perry, the
Birk Commander F. W. Richards, and the Mallet, Com.
*sada C. H. Simpson, from the West Coast of Africa ;
Orestes. Captain A. H. Gardner, from the East India
attics ; the Curlew, Commander J. S. Hedsoo, from the
smilreast Coast of America ; and the Medea, Commander
Okay S. Preston, from the Wert Indies.
The post of Deputy Quartermaster General in
band, recant by Colonel WetheralPs transfer to the
Ras Guards, is, according to the Army and Navy Gazette,,
Is* to be filled by Colonel E. A. Somerset, formerly of
MS Sias Brigade, and not long siooe Auistnat Quarter-
otter•General at Portsmouth.

In consequence of Colonel the Hon. Percy Her-
bert having entered parliament, observes the Army and
inGraeae, his retirement from the Horse Guards Staff
Biel) to take place earlier than was anticipated, and we
Wine that Colonel Wetherell will very shortly enter upon
itidaties of Deputy Quartermaster-Gemini in his place.
rharyaitaisclut AT ROCEDALT ELZI,7IOIT.
beteg the whole of Thursday sight PIP of both
nhol prowled about the tows. and there were
few of the principal streets is whieh fights did
1,1 take place. Ooe public-boos@ has been almost
steed to miss. About 2 o'clock in the morning •
/WM &roes about a voter being " kidnapped," sod
Otis 503 persons congregated, and fearful sane took
Mel. Bricks and stones flew about in all dirotioes ; the
~bows and doors of the public-house were tinkle to
*oft ; the furniture and wine and spirit bottles shared the
oat fate. Several ofeoers were knocked down with the
sisile. but fortusatsly no person was seriously injured.—
Ifeartester„ Guardian.
1111 AD or TOLERATION.—The last number of
,ks 13
Unirers Israelite mentions four facts which show the
±"q of
of liberal ideas on matters eouterniog
of cosacietue arid worship. The Landgrave
in berg has abolished the oath more judaieo. I
warm, measures for the suppression of the
""Mtn of Lemberg and Craw+ are nuder con-
meratios„ At Wusaw, the admisistrative council of the
has resolved to grant to the Jews the right of
he „
ti ate functions and offices. In Turkey, the Sultan
,lsided that the catholic prelates, the Greek orthodox
ftes, and the Jewish rabbis shall sit in the courts of
Mall the side of the oaths and muftis.
, Rare Asa sa TtiLwittur...—A rev. member of the
IlleC‘erelt Synod of Glasgow and Ayr Informs the ores-
ateh fl{ Metes of the dilly press that it is their duty to Wood the
hours et the Sabbath lo rest, and eater extra's.
'l",burght Gnaws[,