The Express.
London, England, 1852-08-24 00:00:00

DAILY WEATHER TABLE.

TUESDAT, AI7OIIIIT 24, 1452.
The state of the Weather at each of the fo/lowiag places at
Nine o'clock yesterday aaoraisi. The statism are
arreagod in order of latitude.
thorn at
Mad.

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Nane et Plara.
HAMM La.
llowarewo N.W.
%aim N.
Ihr.onag. „ ...... N.
S.W.
Cummins
nom=

Mete et Weather.

oude Ulm
Wog spar
Omiti Wow
Nods Bram
Gee* kers
0.u.a...
Light Ake
Chleal Item
Celia
Osla

isterty mar
hrtially Medi
Partially Panay
o,llllOft

Omaha
hireelly Coady
°Walt
=l7 Cloudy

THIS DAY, -Noon.
au. sf ww. BMW site of Ma& t7lwe et the Woothor.
X.W. Gentle Breese, °wort,

LONGETITY.—A letter from Batavia, June 23,
says :—" A man lately died in the district of Benjoesss, in
the 116th. year of his age. This is an unusual case of
longevity in this country. The deemed, who was a la-
bouring man, had had four wives. He has left eight chil-
dren, the eldest of whom is 72, and the youngest 16. He
enjoyed all his faculties up to the last moment, and on the
day before his death walked a distance of two leagues to
visit one of his grandchildren.
INFANTICIDE AT LEEDS.—On Monday last an ad-
journed coroner's inquest was held at the Court House, on
view of the body of a male infant child, found on the 26th
of July amongst some ashes in a place named " the Calla."
The medical evidence was decisive. The child had been
born alive, and afterwards murdered. A young Irish
woman is in custody, who has lately been delivered of a
child, which cannot be found, either dead or alive ; but
there was no evidence to connect her with the child found
in the Calls. tinder these circumstances the jury returned
a verdict of " Wilful murder" against some person or per-
sons unknown.

THE LANGUAGE GE HATB.—i found my black
European hat very conspicuous here (Debrecain). At last
I said something about it to a friend, a preacher, with a
somewhat humorous turn. " You are very unfortunate,"
said he ; " you have an Austrian official hat.. Now this,"
taking up a low-crowned, broad-brimmed hat, like one of
the English " wideawakes," the American " Californias,"
" is ' du:chaos socialimisskor end dentocratischer ' a tho-
roughly socialist and democratic hat, and would send me
to the Austrian guardltemm if I should wear it ia the street,.
This, however," and he raised another with a more pointed
crown and a narrower brim " is merely a' schlecht-ged-
ante had'--sus mil-disposed hat." This word " evil-die-
, wed" has ahead rent into a phrase in Hungary to masa
ailla
wire owned to the government, and, of
, scans, 4OIOIIIPIMIN Maything which the Hungarians like.
This " mmtlased, taking up a black hat, like
tho Kossuth in mime here, "is • purely neutral hat ;
Hungarian, bat not revolutionary. And this," handing me
Wee, 'is a thoroughly Austrian woll•dispceed riactiots-
s=reactkreary)hat." This analysis of hats was amusing
Mawgh it all speaks strongly, =nab more than more
taapertast thati, of the present condition of Hungary.—
Brace'. Mowery in NM.
[Advertidolmomq—A Lin Clueimeaux, oil op
sus Hawses or Warms., cam es
li■ innsnamssi siv lissaawsr's
Gammas aisa Itemas ndra. dr Wow.
Warps;
ur r thagmrheuma„ Tah&iti%
utma weld dindirdield
moir with
droordid pMb Imo gm drag* jOrdd.
sod dleddird sir Mow Wore kaa, MOW le Idrit. ward
ads he um radds wald, re Imuirat vadrd
mud mar sarseadlivie Id della ridetelid Imre
wig. le a warm assider
idir ad vide drored Is, art :1;
Lon,
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21:14 Ig all