The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-17 00:00:00

THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.

The attendance at the Exhibition yesterday had
passed 50,000 by three o'clock. the following
schools, &c., were amongst the company :—Park-
road, Lambeth, British School, 129, expenses paid
by subscription ; Edmonton Parochial School, 137,
subscription ; St. Peter's, Stepney, Parochial
School, 32, subscription ; St. Peter's, Covent-
garden, National School, 32, subscription ; South-
street,Walworth, National School, 27, Miss Bering-
ton ; Brixton-hill, Wesleyyaan Day School, 94, com-
mittee ; Egham, Surrey, Coopers' Company School,
78, governors ; South London Ragged Shoe Blacks,
15, J. G. Payne, Esq. ; St. Mary's, Marylebone,
Boys' School, 69, subscription ; St. Mary's, West-
minster, Girls' School, 37, subscription ; Kilwortb,
Leioesstershire, District School, 30, Rev. K
Osborne ; Nutfield, Redhill, Surrey, Sunday
School, 11, H. E. Gurney, Esq. ; London Orphan
Asylum Clapton, School, 23, committee ; Manor
House,Holloway, School, 15, Dr. Dukes ; labourers
from Moor-park, Rickmansworth, 58, Lord Ebury;
members of Working Men's Institute, St. Mark's,
North Audley-street, 24, subscription ; employ4s
of Messrs. Palser and Mansfield, rocking-horse
manufacturers, Oakley-street, 25, employers.
The Commissioners have published a notification
to the following effect : "The picture galleries and
the machinery annexe will be finally closed on the
evening of the Ist of November. These portions
of the building will not be opened during the
fortnight of sales allowed in the other departments
of the Exhibition."
The first sale of the goods sent to the Exhibition
will take place on Wednesday at the Auction Mart,
City, when Mr. T. Sidney Smith, of Lombard-
street, acting under the instructions of the Imperial
French Commission, will offer a variety of wines,
spirits, and liqueurs, from the various departments
of France and Algeria.
The highest temperature yesterday, as shown
by Negretti and Zambra's patent thermometers,
was :—ln the nave, 60 deg. ; in the galleries, 60.1
deg. ; in the western annex, 67.5 deg. The dew
point was 43.6. The readings were taken at 3 p.m.
The temperature decreased 10 deg. yesterday.
The following were the total numbers admitted
yesterday :

By season tickets
Date ter ls. days
By payment

~.. 4,198

.926
, 60,146

Total

66,241

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

FRIDAY, 017011111 17. • A.S.

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Sala ... ..... 29.05 43 39 W. b -
A 33133655 ... 2105 47 49 W. 7r 0.06
WIN -
01611511
AtlittoseAli 29.20 48 44 N.W. Or 0.
10321598.- 29.31 46 43 N.W. b -
Samar
V 4336114
4171119r0wi 29.61 60 46 &W. 116 0.94
U0115240._ 20.44 41 47 W.S.W. ar 0.46
Isvinwool 19.40 63 48 W, Pr 0.07
118310111 2967 a a W. 102 9.60
Pausisok
PLYIOOII 29.60 56 64 W. r -
JEMMY 29.86 66 64 &W. Sr 0.25
.91123.123 29.65 67 66 &W. Tr 0.11
Polr6ituur3 111.69 16 66 OW.
Doves - - &W. Tr 0.26
L 05601 29.86 63 52 R.W. Sr 0. -
Y 65919517 t 29.00 63 51 &&W. r - 9
50/610506614. 29.31 62 60 R.R.W. r - 6
Symms
11361001.66 2194 52 61 S.W. llr 0. 0

SATURDAY. NUIDAY.
N.W. to N.Y.., strong SOOTLASD. N. to F. strong to
to a gale. fresh.
W. to N. and lus.ars. N.N.W. to Ex z.,
a gale. strong, eually.
W.N.W. to N.N.E., W, Czniuz, W.N.W. to N.N.E.,
N.W.. ngtotoNS.E.g&i. 'strong B.W.EgoLmin. N.fre4;to 11.7freshualli.to mo-
to moderate. derat
N. MY... strong, squally. &F.. ENGLAND. As nexte. above.
N. W. to !ch., strong, KOOAST. N.W. to L.N.E.,
to a gale, rainy. strong to from

The Motimento of Genoa of the 14th says :
"We understand that on the day before yesterday the
governmeot caused to be restored to General Garibaldi and
his son Menotti their swords, which were seized at Amens-
monte."

The subsidy paid by the French government to
the French West India sad Mexican Mail Company is
327,0001. a year for 20 years, and 744,0001. towards oon-
at:acting the mail fleet.
The Trinidad papers state that there is a steadily
increasing demand for sephalte from that island, notwith-
standing the discovery of petroleum. Up to the 20th of
Let month 3,217 tons of asphalts had been exported from
Trinidad during this year.
NEW REOULLTIONB FOR STEAM VESSELS. —SOille
Diss, regulations have been made order the Merchant Ship-
ping Act to preserve order on board passenger steam vessels.
The act was passed in the late session, and nine classes of
offenders may be fined 40a. Any drunken or disorderly
person who persists in entering a steam vessel is now con-
sidered an offender, as also any person on board who, after
warning, molests or continues to molest any person. A like
penalty to be imposed on persons forcing their way osi board
when a vessel is full, and on persons refusing to quit the
ship when it is full. Avoiding payment of a fare is now an
°Mono& It is also an offence not to quit a vessel, and also
for refusing to pay the fare or refusing to show the tickets.
For injuring esteem vessel or molesting the crew a fine of
M. may be imposed.