The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-11 00:00:00

Drum on all coasts DU WodoestAr:

North-Zast=Qtlthness to Lincoln. Weet=Dowatal to Corn-
wall. bouth=Dighth Chanel and Biscay By Comma Heath-
Eastwatreit of Dover to Lincolnshire and Heligoland.

B.—Barometer corrected snd reduced to 22° at half tide level.
Loh ten feet, of vertical elevation, cousin,/ about one hundredth
of an loch tummy:son . and each ten degrees, above 22., caus-
ing nearly three hundredths INCRKASR I.—Exposed thermo-
meter in shade. o.—Difference of wet bulb (for evaporatlog and
dew penal. W.—Wind, direction of ;rani—two points LOJT of
magnetic). F.—Force (1 to 12—estimated). X.—Extreme force
since last report. Q.—gamier whence airman force (N
i 9 32=N,. I. : b.—blue sky; c.—clonds (detached ;
f.—fog . . L—lightnlng; m.—minty (hary; ; o.—overcrcaasstt
(dully r —rain , s.—snow; t.—thunder. P.= Ealn-fall, snow or
hall (melted), sines last report S.—See disturbance (1 to li.
Z. —Calm.

The Miners' National Conference is now holding
its session in the People's Hall, at Leeds. Yesterday all
the miners' grievances in the different colliery districts
were debated, and the meeting was afterwards divided into
section. for the discussion of mining topics.

Ina collection for the Wesleyan Missionary
Society at Liverpool yesterday, upwards of 7,0001. were col-
lected in a congregation of about 150 persons.

The re-appearance of scarlatina among the
cadeta of the Britannia at Dartmouth, after an entire ces-
sation for upwards of a fortnight,has induced Capt. Powell
to take the more prudent course of commencing the
Christmas vacation at once, by granting leave to all the
cadets excepting those whose course of inotruction is just
completed, and who will remain fcr the passing-out
examination.

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General Lewcbine's orders about female costume
at Warsaw read like a page out of the Journal des Modes.
Here is a specimen :—" The boonet must be worn at
mixed colours, or, if black, must be set off with Bowers sad
ribbons, but not white ribbons. Whit* or black feathers
is black hats ire forbidden. Black cloaks may be wore if
lined with any colour but black or white. Black gloves,
veils black or black and white, umbrellas, shawls, handker-
chiefs, or burnous., are stri:tly prohibited.—By order,
Lswcanos"

31. Jules Fevre has been obliged to excuse him-
.elf for not taking part in the first labours of the French
Chamber, in consequence of being confined to has house by
indisposition._
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We read in Galignani :—" Mr. Hall, an English-
man, has been received at the French bar. He is the
second now practising in Pula A knowledge of the English
language has become nursery to barrister, in Paris in con•
sequence of the numerous commercial u well as criminal
cues in which Eoglish interests are engaged."

A St. Petersburg letter mentions that the armour-
plated frigate Sebastopol has just been Lunched at Cron-
stadt with success. She Is to carry engines of 1,000 horse-
power, and will be armed with 3g rifled guns. The Sebas-
topol is covered with iron plates throughout. On the stooks
from which she has just been launched soother vessel of
the same rank, to he Galled the Emperor Nicholas, is about
to be kid down, and will, it is expected, he ready for
Lunching in the spring.