The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-20 00:00:00

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WITIOOO 10 vs scar. 11100A1MR Scal Wssarsomv. SO
S. Drltals—L &Z. to &, and &S.W. toW. mad Li., fresh to
&&W., trash to Wong. snow. droner, mew.
Deland—S. Z. to 8., mad W. to N. mil., tank snow,. St
N., trait to modOrnth.Mthe St
Oentral—&& Z. to S., needmista. S.W. to W. mod N. 1., moderato, sa ht.
Coast—E. to S. end W.S.W., 111.rwaL, W. and N.L. trig& es
fresh to Arose. oneery. St.
Ingiand—lt to P. , troth to 8.1. to g. W. and N W., strong St...
Oros& and to a gale. to • gab, with rain or snow. ofh
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lIPLANATION.
L.—Barcateler *mooted and reduced to II deg. at moan mos It.
leeal ; each 10 feet, of vertical risk causing about ons.hundredth 10
of an inch diminution : and each 10 deg., above 32 deg., coming 00
meth" threnhundredtbs increase. I.—Expeted thermometer
la shade. 11.—itoistmead bulb (ter evaporation and dew St.
gmbit). D.—Direction of wind (trso—two points kit of map
I.—Pond (1 to 11—eitithestod). (.I.—Cloud (1 to 8). I.— Itt.
Made :b, blue ski :a. death (detached) t, tog Itedl 11, 11
itiSdninn: ra, WM, ;o. overcast (dull) :r. rain ,a, wow 10
t. 'bander. B.—ltoinubaaoe (1 to W.—Wet, rathfidl. 10
Sr mow, or hail. dim loth report, hi *nchas and decimals. Ith
thm.

A Perim letter, of Saturday, says " The I

Emperor's skating pared le this moment in hot water, and di:
smokes like a elsewengine, because of all that is peered et
upon it to make it r slippery as his Imperial Majesty at
desires whenever be pats in the skates. The skating at gs
Chantilly has been this winter Aare de nowt, in aciasequence
the impulsion peso to it by the family I Lord alt.
Cowley sad the personnel of the British embassy, who tk
yet remain 4 the country seat in that heaatl-
fal of our ambarador. On the rt:
sight of the historical Villa Conde. in which Lard et
Cowley resides, is an extensive pier of water, spot whisk
the Ladies Wellesley and several other of their oompatriote 6
skate with admirable ghee and agility. A Miss If Vail has Itt
outstripped all the others in performing the most intricate ee,

evolutions on the toe, sod in going through polkas, walkers, ...K.
and quadrilles. On • late ocatsion Lord Cowley had a• Z.
enormous fire lighted on the edge of the pond la the ac.
grounds of the Villa Cood, such am has been rarely seen In it.
Frame, at which the skaters, notwithstanding the exhils is
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rating nature of the exercise they indulged in, were from .111.
time to time obliged to pay frequent visits ; and in a boat•
boom, equally well heated, refreshments of the mast u
comforting kind were laid out by the orders of the an.
beeeadreee."

TES DUKE OT A r mmix ort THIII LATE Pantos ..01:
00=0*.—liselings continue to be held in various pests ri."
of the seseby i the purpose of drawing up addresem is
of eel& 11 ber Mairety. The Duke of Aerial. LW'
Caat owe of these gatherings held at Twickenham. St
rlo:al heehaws, in opening the proceedings, said
" The pest blew which has struck year Queen has been .„84.
hill everywhere. Hen the late Prism was known to be It
bee from party the sr elms preisdiese—to be the mod gc
sametentatiosa, wise, aad ape:loos adviser of the Clown m
I **spirited, alliblesed. and eseamsfal promoter of all SS
rib:dad smell tusierb**m. don, it is well seta- IL
that hie idles** and great faculties have always el"
hew used to help the muse of pace, liberty, and et vUiew
Neu IHear, bear.) AU ibis was well known for some time at.
psi r hat it is sow perhaps more than ever felt and *der-
steel The hod end meet popular of our Preach Kings,
Heavy IV., maid use day, to os of his public addresses, -
• The I am es mere yes WI regret me.' The thing
happened Si be bed mediated ; hie great popularity began
after hie death. Well, the late Prince might have said the
mine thing. (Rear, hear.) Certainly he was esteemed ma
and popular during his life; but it was only at the hour
of his departare—it was 'sly when he wan bet to this IS
world, that the whole extent of his merite and virtues sae • •
&Sly appreciated. (Hear, bear.) And I dare my that is
the 'restart praise which may be bestowed upon his go
} memory. Penosally this good and illustrious man hes se
always gives me so mealy proofs of his friendship that I 10
have looked upon his death as one of my own family". be- 10
reavemente ; sad your Queen has always shown to me so 16
much kindness that I could not neglect any occasion of con-
'eying I. her the sincere expression of my devotion and le
gratitude." se
SHOCKING TRIATMENT OF A CABIN Boy AT SEC HE
At the Hall police-court, on Saturday last, Captain
Siesta of the Damian brig Urho, was brought before 14
the stipendlery woogistratos os • charge of orally ill-nests`
• tubes boy, refacesyears of age. It appears the meal le
arrived at Well a few days ego from R. with a cargo of lo
linseed. In the men between Rigs mod Hall theatre mats le
and the crew date that the captain carried on a metes of 1/..,)
enmity towards the youth, without the slight proems.
mine. He beat Wei at various limos all over the body with pm
a thick rope, sad ultimately Estrin mere hardseed to the
child's area for arm by his rretematie in-ems of him, be
seed the soli dos piker, mad Inftiotid epos him nab mayors
inimims that the mats es several comics, resommtistrd
with him for hie otosismi,but without offset. Os the is
venni being hoarded is the Humber by a Hall pilot, es
Uri edieres 'Meath* wee caned to the treatment the le
hod had received, the beirtionly of which wee so apparent ID
that be at case imformed the polies of the eireaustame.
; The Sundae Coral, Mr. Hatmemg, wet also informed of 10
; the matter, mid be west es bused the vessel and found the ale
poor lad as described, la • most emaciated Aide from the
tasakeleat be bad received. The eassimirate mid, unions-
Laose of the ill.trealment bed takes place skids hie
. Ina, therefore he amid sot Wishes with the ease•
thr.ed, however, that the Ramie. Consul would take
Bern sad report the came to the Reed= authorities, in order
that a repetition of ouch brutal cosdact might be prevented
kw the fetus