The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-10 00:00:00

THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.

The uncertainty which prevails OA to the period
1.. r the closing of the Exhibition appears to have a
•timitlating effect in various quarters. The
-cliools mustered strong yesterday, and the volun-
tors made a demonstration, in the persons of the
4•21al Lancashire Rifles, who, to the number of
~bout seventy, came to the building in uniform,
awl were soon to he seen scattered in loose
,kirmisbing order about the building. They
were under the command of Captain Commandant
Craves, who, with Captain C. R. Melley, and
Lieutenants Cunningham, Lucy, and Anderson,
joined in defraying the expenses of the visit. The
following schools, kc. were present :-46 Shun-
brook (Beds) National, expenses paid by H. H.
Hanover-square, Magnus, Esq. ; St. George's,
Workhouse, 61, committee ; Clifford Frome Na-
tional, 43, Rev. W. Tritton ; Hounslow, Holly
House, 30, Mr. S. Mortimer ; Trafalgar House,
Winchester, Hants, 35, Mr. Naah ; East Lon-
don Shoeblacks, 18, Mr. Win; Putney Mar-
tyrs' Charity, 21, trustees ; St. John's-
grove, Richmond, 9, teachers ; Aylesbury
(Bucks), 32, teachers; Woolwich (St. Thomas), 16,
Messrs. Craig and Sergeant ; Marchwood School,
Hants (girls), H. F. H. Holloway, Esq. ; Licensed
Victuallers' Asylum, 125, accompanied by Mr.
Grinsdell, chairman of the board of management,
as also by the Rev. G. Martin, chaplain, expenses
paid by committee.
An addition has been made to the contents of
the Precious Metals Court by Messrs. London and
Ryder, by the exhibition of the Doncaster Race
Cup, a fine group in silver, representing Queen
Boadicea haranguing the !cent.
The highest temperature yesterday, as shown
by Negretti and Zambra's patent thermometers,
was :—ln the nave, 69.9 deg. ; in the galleries, 71.5
deg. ;in the western annex, 76.4 deg. A further
rise in the temperature. The reading was taken
at 3 o'clock p.m.
The following were the total numbers admitted
yesterday, compared with the corresponding day
in 1851 :

I liesday, Sept. 9.

4Seuon tickets ..
Total

twuLty, Sept. P.

18bL
Banos
• 'thyme&

.. 3,663
.. 60,7

54,2 M

- f,114

68,015

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WEATHER REPORT.-(lHlf3 DAY.)

WsDirostsis, Ilaricisit IO II Lit.

L L 11. D. L 4 L L&
KANE 29.90 46 44 W. o -
/saw 29.91 61 46 W. b -
LErfil -
i.ERWICC 20.07 62 48 W. b - 1
A1t:,:'.0931.11 29.94 66 61 &E. b -
P 0575058 29.98 68 65 N.W. b -
GALWAY - 1
VALLITTA -
qr EF,s,TOWN 70.10 64 62 N.W. b
70.01 67 61 W.S.W. r -
Lrrr.spool.
rE99l.ocs. 30.04 60 64 N. To 0.24
PIVILANOII . 8006 67 68 r.N.L 4r 027
Pirllour2..
JUSZT 29.97 10 50 &W. Sr 0.26
Went
POSTOIIutITZ 29.90 67 66 96.1 Sr 0.62
Dom MN a 50 W.S.W. dr 0.42
Lamm 29.96 67 66 N.N.K. 4r 0.26 -
YA1.110071 -
6081501u0811 29.97 64 61 N.N.W. Er 0.18 2
Bmaa4 . 26.66 150 47 W. b - 2
MILIOoLIII9 - 1

111171113 DAT.
W. CO N. and N.K.
motlerete to fresh,
generally floe.
N.N.E. to W., mode-

FRIDAY,.
N.L to W., moderate
with some r.in.

111L.A1D. to W.A.W.

rate to freah. fresh to moderate.
As next above. with W. atilitAL. As next above.

Wine rata •
N E..to W., fresh, some B.W.DioLuip. Similar to above.

rain.
N.E. to S.E. and S.W., &E. AIIOLAnD. S.W. to N.W., mode-
fresh to moderate. rate.
Variable, chiefly north- X COAST. Variable, N. N. FL tow.•
westerly, moderate,. fresh to moderate.