The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-01 00:00:00

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ft—Barometer corrected aad iell;;;Li to 22 deg. at man sea
level : each 10 feet, of vented rho, ceasing about one-hundredth
of an inch dhalatitlnn . and earl 19 deg., above 32 deg., canting
nearly three-huodrodths laarassa. i.—F.spoited thermometer
In shade. M.—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew
point). D.—Direction of wind (true—two points Soft of mag-
neUc).
7.—loves (1 to 12—estimated). C. —Cloud (1 to Si. I.
Initlals b, bine sky . c. clouds (detached): f, fog ; 1, hall ; I,
lightning: misty (hart') ; o, overcast (dull) : r, rain: a snow
t. thunder. R.,-9011, ditturbanos 11 to 9). W.—Wet, ralti.fall,
or snow, or hall, dace last report, la inches sad &dada Z.—
Calm

(nom LAmemmazes smarm)

WHITEHALL, Dec. 27.—The Havanna; Cardiff
Industrial School Ship, at Cardiff, in the county of Gla-
morgan, boa been certified by the Secretary of State as fit to
be an industrial school under the provisions of the Industrial
Schools Act, 1881.
WHITEHALL, Dec. 30.—The certificate granted
by the Committee of her Majesty's Pnvy Council on Edu-
cation, wader the provisions of the Industrial Schools Act,
1857, to the Liverpool Soho-street St. Elisabeth's Roman
ICrtholic Reformatory School, at Liverpool, iu the county of
Lancaster, has been withdrawn.
WHITEHALL, Dec. 30.—The St. Elizabeth Catholic
Industrial School for (lirla, situated in Breokfield-road
South, Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, lies been
certified by the Seeretary of State as fit to be an industrial
school, under the provisions of the Industrial Schools Act,
1881.

The Tribunal of Commerce of the Seine has de-
cided that a railway oompany which his for years past
carried balky merchandise weighieg lees than 900 kilo-
grammes per cubic metre cannot legally raise its prima to
those fixed by the ordinary tariff for such goods without
giving the trading public at least one year's notice, as re-
quired by the regulations annexed to the tariff.
MVSIoRIAIS IN FAVOUR OF ARBITRATION.—Me-
mortaIs numerously and respectably signed, deprecating war
with America and earnestly recommeuding arbitration,
have been forwarded to Lord Palmerston from the following
places :—Cheddar, Somersetabire ; Winscombe, Somerset-
shire • from the protestant dissenters of the town of Holy-
head and Pentraeth, Anglesey ; from the
time at Peasant and Salem, Almwch ; FtsEltirrreinr:-
brokeshire ; Ilynoon, near Narherth; and Llsoloffan, Pem-
brokeshire. From the Protestant dissenters at Brynsienoyn,
Anglesey. From the inhabitants of the borough town of
Bala, Merionethshire. This last is signed by the professors
of the Calvinistic methodist and independent colleges in
that town, by the students of both institutions, by the
clergymen, magistrates, diaseatieg ministers, &c. Twelve
memorials to the same effect have also been presented to
Lord Palmerston from the following bodies at Plymouth :
The congregations of Nutley-street Chapel, Willowntreet
Chapel, um Wesleyan Free Chapel, the Unitarian Chapel,
Fanroa-plaos ; Btooehouse Chapel, Zion Chapel, Union
Chapel, Baptist Chapel, Georgentreet ; Batter-street
Caapel, Siloam (2iapel, Primitive Methodist Chapel, and
the Society of Fries
DRAM Or • PRIM WEIL, azussawrngo MARL

—On Christman minting. at Chatichai?, the Rev. James
Ladles, while in ON act of edelwating main In the chapel of
the workhouse el that town, dripped dead at the foot of
the altar. Nosh's( end& emend the cionetersatio• cif the
officials sad inmates of the meridiem' who were linnet.
*Abel mid woo bnuodiately obtained, bat life woe extinct.
The doomed wee only lab* oppolated curate in Outleher,
was sheet 40 psis et ape, end da very delicate coedits.
Noe. es he ha been welharlog Ike the last two yam from
stew inward Amok own! by over mato° et hit sental
end physical powers.
Joinos ro lIIILLIND.—The O'Donotaine ceases
to be a *dm —Pun&