The Express.
London, England, 1855-02-01 00:00:00

WIND AND WEATHER REPORT.

(TROY Till 0171C1 OP THI ILICTRIO T31,30Wi
courAxy.)_

OTZDNIJIDAT, lAN. 31.
Station. Course of Wind. Stat• of Weather.
Greenwich E.N.E. ... Overcast.
HL ages . E.N.E. .. Hard frost.
Hague
Bristol
Plymouth
Exeter
Gloomier
Cardiff
Swansea N.E.
Haverfordwrot ILL Frost.
Leerologtoo B.E. Frost.
Eirewebary. &E.
Baden
GeleelereeeN
Onus lido*: E.B.BFrost.
loisestert
=Sham . N.E.
E Hard frost—Windy.
031 d.
Liverpool
Holyhead B.L Hard frost.
Dublin
Lowestoft &E . Frost.
Cambridge E. Frost —Cloady.
Brighton
Aberdeen
Dundee B.S.L ...... Snow.
Perth N.H.
Edinburgh
Glasgow E.N.E. ... Hard frost.
Berwick N.E.
Sunderland
Darlington
Whitby B.L Frost.
Scarborough 8.E......... Cloudy.
Tort
Hull
Mensirearow
= N.E.
N.W.
Fine.
Illelorea-wrest &E. Froat.
Olfild•
Lamerter
Leis . .....
lisntlnnplr...".
Clierso
Peelmoutli ......... N. ... ..... Frost—Snows
Pails
Winkleld .... N. ......... Snow.
Yarmouth &8 Frost.
lieveruele No Vad... Snow.
Dover
Turbrldge E. Partially cloudy.
Wood

BRAZILIAN MAIL OF THE 91.11 FEBRUARY.—The
Manchester Commercial Association, Boeing an announce-
meet that the government were taking up the Avon steam-
packet for Admiralty purposes, wrote to the Postmaster-
General on the 19th ult., asking whether any other vessel
was likely to be substituted for the Brazilian mail packet
service, and pointing out the serious consequences which
might arise from parties not being able to tti4e remittances.
Mr. Tilley, assistant•secretery at the Post-office, answers on
'the 26th that the Admiralty are in communication with the
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company as to bow they intend
to provide for the Brazilian mail service in consequence of
Ike Avon and the Severn being taken up for the govern-
ment transport service; and he writes again on the 20th to
my that the Packet Company intend to send out the Solent
with the mail of this 9th February, if she arrive in time,
cad if not by the Type, a new vessel.
A large quantity of medical stores was put on
board the Severn, steamer, bound for Scutari, yesterday, at
Southampton, consisting of wine, brandy, biter ale, hour
to make freak bread for the invalids ; a to a number of
damp, for the supply of fresh meat. An ice-house has
bass erected on deck, and filled with ice, for medical pur-
pm
ALTERATIoN OF MAIL TRAINS TO AND MR
l'irmourn.—The London mail train, which up to yester-
day (January 31) has been due at Plymouth at 6.2,5 km.,
will in future arrive at 6 45 a.m., and instead of being des-
patched, as hitherto, at 625 p.m., it will not be sent off
until 7.10 p.m. It will not make much difference as to the
delivery of letters in Plymouth and nei.ahhourhood, hut
will make the delivery through Cornwall an hour later, and
dupatch of letters nearly_ one hour later.
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