The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-28 00:00:00

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The returns from the following places did sot reach this
case in time for publication yesterday; they therefore
isdisate the state of the weather en Saturday morning at
nine o'clock.

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HOLTIIIIIAD ...... B.W.
Lumaaarsa...— B.
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DAM swat —...„ S.W.
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Latta Airs lirry
Calm Cloudless
Gentle Breen Fine
Calla Principally Cleat
Onto Bream Principally QM
Gestlealratato Foggy
Calm Overcall
strung Braes °Tama

THE New BALLOON.—A large number of
tators assembled at the Paris Hippodrome on Friday X‘;- -
soon to witness another experiment in aerial navigation.
The aerostatic machine, which was to ascend on this occa-
sion, is the invention of M. Giffard ; it is an oblong cylin-
der, somewhat in the form of a fish, of about 120 feet in
length, and abort 20 feet in diameter at its thickest part,
and gradually tapering off at both ends. The directing ap-
paratus is a very small and beautifully finished steam en-
gine, setting in motion a propeller resembling in form the
screw used in steam vessels ; this is suspended at about 20
feet beneath the balloon, from a long boom which is attached
to it, and which supports, at its extremity, a triangular sail.
The preliminary preparations having been completed, the
steam engine and its platform made fast, the aeronaut took
his seat, the machine rose, and went rapidly before the wind
towards the south west. Suddenly, by the action of the
apparatus, its course appeared to receive a check, and it
slowly veered round, thus proving some command of the
aeronaut over his serial vessel. It then steadily and gra-
dually proceeded in the direction of the wind until lost in
the distance. Without hazarding any pdsitive opinion on
the final moults of this experiment, it must, we think, be
regarded u an improvement on those which have preceded
it, and, M. Oiffard may be so far pronounced to have
made a first step in the science of practical aerostation.—
Goligneni.

SIMPTOXII oF Wttamt.—The mountains of North
Wales were last week covered with snow. There is every
sign of an early and old.fashioned winter. An unusual
number of quails have been found, swallows are congregat-
ing in large numbers, much earlier than usual, several wood-
conks have appeared upon the hills, and Llanllochid moun-
tains, down to their base, were covered with snow on
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