The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-03 00:00:00

CANADA AND THE UNITED KUM.

The arrival at Liverpool of the Moatmal 'Steam.ppany mail steamer ladies, which left
Clash,. cm the 21st of Jane, was annosaced in the
VailePate:tir
strealjournals are &lighted at the reg.-
knit, with w the steams= of this line execute
thMr metro*, and suggest that instead of hi monthly
the steamers should start weekly, and that the present
allowance of 20,000 t. should be iecreased to 100,0001.
for that wpm. They state that the rapid commani-
oation hes already commenced to have an effect upoa
their local 001111N100.

Moocexcitemenipre railed in the legislature at the
pumas of Mr. Cayley's resolution is aid of the Grand
Trunk Railway of Canada. In proposing them Mr.
Ca ley showed that the whole of the works remaining
to be completed on the lit of April amounted, ander
agreement, to 316,0001. and would be finished M a few
weeks. The oast of the work completed wee 7,862,4001.
or 1,184,7641. more than the estimated cast. The
fonds in the sompany's hands were "B" shares
1,300,0004 sad "B" bonds, 400,0001., worth 86 per
cent. .The company had bees obliged to Mg oat
their massy on auxiliary roads, which had Moen
1 the funds available to pay contractors. The eon-
, tractors had Awed to give lip their contract upon
payment foe work dime at a 'elution. Alt the funds
I of the company were required to finish the work from
Watford to St Themes, sod therefore the proposition
I was made to allow them to lane preferential bonds.
He concluded by urging the necessity of completing
the road, with a view to the best interests of the pro.
vine?. The resolution were carried by a majority of 6.
The Toronto Colonist says;—" It is quite impossible
to predict whether the scheme for aid will be finally
auctioned or not, as almost every day opens sone
new phase of parties in the hone, and two or thin
votes will turn the sails."

-LT the I.4lglades 74smably at Toronto, on the
19th alt., a resoladon, apprepnating 4,000,000 acres
of land, kr the oossftnetha of a railway horn Quebec
to the Lake Huron Railroad, was adopted by a majo-
rity of 23.
A bill was also passed the same da to make
better provision for education in Lower Canada, and
one to rootlet the Mayor of Goobers elective by the
TMs in into the maim of the explosion
on the Grand ak Railway at Longest% and the
inquiet on the bodies, had not terminated when the
lodise left Quebec. The number of eases proving
fatal aresented to 36, and the lives of many others
were despaired of.
A tends fire raged en the 6th and 6th alt., by
whieft sixty homes were destroyed, and mom than
ene-half etbe grain in the neighbourhood rendered
melees.

The cod ishaviar ;mar Bie Island have been vary
productive : owe drherman took at Cape Bt. Look in
lons day, upwards of 1,000. It is stated to ha rather
a nearkablo ecoananao to ea each a large number
of oadfloh so far op th• Bt. Lawrence.
The Soo. I. C. Merriam, the vosaiver•goniwal, bad
bon smorwed to the Legislature for the town and
awls of Iliamiy • nirjovity of 174, which was
• to tho govorausat.
Our atm Ns ow York by this antral an to
tin Ott att., bolsi threads,. latar.
It was rearreM that Load nib wadi bo cat to
Walidigess Ira PlialPoblitiary army roattova.
Praideat Pisces had dried tb• bill appropriating
1,330,090 woo of lead for railroad moon in the
Wats of Ohio.
The America halm at Bast= 96th alt.

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