The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-06 00:00:00

ZITLI.-NATION.

11.—Barometer correcie7ll;FMlNOed to U dem at menu ma
level each 10 feet, of vertical rime, conalun &boat ors•lnmendth
of an Inch diminution; and each 10 deg., above U deg.. callake
smarty three-hundredths Inatome. E.—rammed %mammies
in shade. M.—llotstened bulb 'for evaporation and dew
point). D.—Direction of wind (true—two points kft of msg.
Wiz). I.—Pone (1 to le—estimated). C.—Cloud (1 to 9). I.
Initials : b, blue sky : o. clouds (detached) ; 1, fog ; h, hall : I.
wag: so, misty (hazy); o, overcoat (dell) : r, rain : e. snow:
t. thunder. a.—der disturbance (1 to M. W.—Wet, rain-fan.
or mow, or hall, since last report, in Inches and decimals.
a let.

Every portion of space occupied by France in
the Rahibition of 1862, whether in the picture galleries re
la the industrial sections, is to be carpeted. Mirrors and
girendoles will be hung fa every available position, and fbe
great court whine his hem assigned to them in the south•
westeen part of the building will be hung with (=tains
daistehed from column to column, shutting off this portion
frees the met of the building, and, in effect, rendering it
a distinct exhibition.

"opposition building," to hold some of the
seas rejected boos Ike Internatloonl Exhibition, wu talked
of some tilos sees witheat the smallest idea of such a thing
►eing hasible. There is, however, • scheme of this kind
sleek Disappointed ashibitocs are said to hats raised •
sm of 60,000 f., and to be orpoisiag an indepoodest die•
-7•

Swedes is to send s contribution to the picture-
Okays( the Iskiktsits, and a few of the leading works is
her esatisped ere specified. Three celebrated pictures, by
disipho Tifirrisd, aro promised. The first is "A religions
mg wessfirg is • Norwegian hut," • composition which be.
Logs is the Swedish National Gallery, in Christiana. The
shed is the property el the King, sod is entitled " Sunday
Aftsrsoos ;" It ropromets s schoolmaster catechising his
litslo Sock is a shush. A third picture, by Tian:ands
a Searkewsee," is to be kat from the Duke of Hamilton's
&Asa oeiteeeler. Two works by Professor Gods ere also
promised, ore befog a "Bridal Proosedoe," belonging to
Led rikerearresi the other a "Poseral Pnionsion" from
the gallery of the Arpin of Lanadowne.
Till MINISTILL —Lord Palmerston has been
graduelly rearysrlis during the week from hi attack of
EtEtz , bet is still week is his feet. The noble viscount he.
,
daily takesa °wisp drive, and throughout his
lOW Wading to several weeks, has never boss W-
I rem flees terserssisg caked Weiner. Sir George C.
' Lewis, the Doke of Newcastle, the Doke of firreersek der
G. Grey, Mr. Kilmer Otters, the Duke of Argyll, and Xi.
Villion ace raying in Loudon. Nr.olrdetone r espented to
I Prim is tows twirorrow (N .). Lord Grenville Is also A
in Leek" sod... Lord Prord of the Council, will M'
seed es-asserow Irak other reseskers of the 4' skier, to et-
, teed the Privy Omura' appointed to be held by her Naiad)
at Oeborse.-06serser.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Coroadedeser GedbonL)
IN K 2 Sim.
. . .

The ba.lsklyt, • dairyman, of Slough, in
plied u, his lost examination, and for aa oriatt/i.
Aar, The recounts, premed by Mr. Hatton, shom dab
of ; no assets.
Mr. Cornwell, for the assignees, gated that led men&
lap were pending elsewhere, which might alltailha psuiYw
al the estate. They did mot object to the bankrupt
but wished another day to be fixed for the =s 5
dioehala
Kr. K. Grifllths was for the bankrupt.
rained socerdisgly.
IN It CULMIROI'fiII.

The hmkrupt was a rnandacturing joiner. of BunbM•row.
The case was remarkable as being the last petition which
ea. pneented under the old act. This waa • eartillestio
mtung. The liabilities are trifinv. There was no
Doe, and Ws Honour granted* certificate of tits steced=

rs PUSH.

The haekrapt was formerly a farmer at Brentwood. Ho
Ma bees ditehargod by the registrar from the Queries Dn■h
Kum. when it wu *LW that he had beam aeadood y.
war& of two yeah ; debt/AWOL ; ell the property bed
beru
Her Homer allowed bim tomer. sad greeted an hamellate
Ofthr of .liecharae.