The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-03 00:00:00

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=PLANATION.
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level ; each 10 feel, et willed elm coind Odd
of au Inch diminnaion awl snob 10 do.._mbspe di. soft
nearly three.hundredthe towns.l.—Regegull 11MM11111.1.91
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point D.—Direction al triad (tesaewe points bp t me.
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lightning .ddy amyl ; overman (dull) :r. rain ; mew;
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WHITIRALL, MARCH 28.—The Hull Ragged
sad ladustril Moab at Kingstonxipon-Hull, in the
enmity of York, have been certified by the Seem-
=of 2MM hi it to be industrial schools
the of the Industrial Schools
Art, 1861. Leeds Industrial School, in Edgar-
etreet, York-road, Leeds, in the county of York, has
been certified by the Secretary of State as fit to be an in-
dustrial school noder the provisions of the Industrial Schools
Act, 1561. Gazette.
SacRILD HARMONIC SOCIRTY, Ex ETER-111ILL.—
Helldal'. oratorio Solomon. from which • selection of
choruses will be nods for tins of the days of the reed
Handal Festival, will be polarised to-rocerow (Inday)
FAIR, At TER HaMOVZIL•SQVAII HOOKE—
• rile of ferry seschtirark sad article' of wets was held
perkeday at the Hearevsnatusre Beene, wader the p-
hew's el the Boehm of Mari the
DOcetatesses
Iheltestway,
_Gleineborough, Poulett, owr Lady
Reat
ateefs, la 4 Trevelyan, Lady Pea. the
ka, is. behalf of the at Pancras Industrial Bekeel7er=
Refuge, Grey's-ine-road, • most sasl 1 kaelitsMea, sad are
which is surrounded by a Lege amount el poverty and
wretchedness, there having been admitted sines the institu-
tion was first °pool 150 boys, and there being at the pre-
sent time 23 ismates, besides five others who were ono, in
the new and are psnaitted to lodge there. Notwith-
stead* the unpropitious state of the weather there was a
large sad feehinnablii atteadsecs, and the articles sold
print, Istinkly The mono presented a gay sad lively sp-
y tt=eed the enjoyment of the visitors was added to
rforniance of a choice selection of antic by the
Royal Victoria and 37th Middlesex Rifle beads. The ego
will be cautioned this day.
Tug GERMAN HOSPITAL, DALSTON.—The sand-
revelry dinner of this hospital came off at the Leaden
Tavern, Bishopegate-ortreet, last night. His Royal
the Duke of Cambridge was is the chair, support=
serene Niglio's, Prince Edward of flaxii-Wldmer, Ids
Eacellsnanccy7 Count Kielmanaegge (the Hanoverian esinistid,
his Excellency Count Apponyi, his Exton/erg, Omen
Vitzthom, the Count Brandenburg, to, The Chain
man, in giving the toast of the evening, " Pros-
perity to the Gorman Hospital," observed that eines
the opening of the hospital, the in•patiente received'
amounted to 10,731, while during the some period 115,791
out patients had been relieved, making • total of 1215,522.
Daring the just year A 52 had been taken into the wards,
and 14.690 attended to in the dispensary of the hospitals
His royal highest', in conclusion, referred to the
wretched condition of foreigners in the metropolis, and
who, but for this institution, would have nowhere to go
for relief where they could be understood. Ad=
is the fact that the hospital pinewood
the exesptional benefit of a sanatorium for ia-patieste,
he expressed a hope that the result of he appeal would be
such as would middy the wants of the charity. SININIOIIII
toasts followed ; among othen, " The health of the trea-
surer, Mr. F. Huth,' in which the sable chairmen sia-
pounced the intention of that gentleman to give 2,00 W. to
the hospital, if, before the end of the year, 1,000/. were
collected towards the expenses of enlarging the building ;
and of haressieg the donation to 2,500 f., if 1,5001. were eal-
letted far the some purpose within that period. The pre.
reeding, terminated at a late hour. The subscriptions sap
pounced during the evening amouuted to 2,0001.
ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL.—The Bishop of London
has appointed the following gentlemen to preach in the
cathedral on Sunday mornings and Good Rh* te the pre-
sent mouth :—Sunday, April 6, Rev. Dr. Hemp, heed mes-
ter of Merchant Taylor's School ; Beadily, 13th Ree. J. U.
it&Mill011, M.A., incumbent of St. Michael's Gash, Lbw
tevequare ; Good Friday, 18th—mooing, Mar. YWsel
Gibbs. M.A., rector of Mint Chureh, Newptiewirest, ad
chaplain to the Loral Mayor ; falterers, Rev. Dr. IC
high master of St. Paul's School ; Sunday,
11. Mamas, M.A., rector of St. Amostioe's. The Very
Rev. the Dean of St. Paul's will preach on Sunday monies,
the 20th, being Easter Sunday.
I ET. ,N Cottenr..—An assistant mastership at
Etoo has been conferred upon the Rev. Naunton Lemuel
Bhublham, M. A., &my of Magdalen College, Oxford.
The Duke of Northumberland Lass, it is stated,
gives instructions that during the period of the Exhibitioe
his Grace's suasion' of Northumberlsodbouse, London, and
Sim-hones and gardens., Middlesex, shall be thrown open
for the inspectioa of persons visiting London, more espe-
cially these connected with the county of Northumberland.
THE INUNDATIONS.—ou Monday the river Nene,
ler many miles above and below Peterborough, had over.
dewed its banks, and had laid some thuusends of acres of
loth arable and grazing land under water. Many of the
keen in the lower parts of the town have been rendered
meishalatable, and incalculable damage has been occasioned
herepeety The water reached to within three feet of the
*awed bthe heel of 1+52, and was nearly six
Mom the ere level of the river at this time of
the . The Willand and the Witham have else
wars tisk natural boundaries, and have laid the
wash leads ou their banks under a depth of three GT
of
W fast water. The amount of damage ocessloned
the greet dOOda of the past week in the cultivated dio-
Mot IetWINS Lincoln and Boston is perfect(
Oa Friday, at a place called Bariloey, • isalPicalled
the South Dolph gave way to the length of about Sty
yards, the water poured into the adjacent kris,
known as Braostou Len, sweeping away stock, farm build-
nip stacks, dm. The whole country was in capstone-
tion, and for scene time all steps to stay the progress of
the flood were unavailing. In the course of that and
the following day, however, some hundreds of bags of
sand, with cartleeds of heavy stones, wets thrown into
the pp in the bank, and thin the torrent was in some de-
gree stemmed. Still the water continued to pour in, sod on
Monday two thousand acres were completely submerged,
presenting the appearance of • vast lake. At that time the
water was still pouring io at the rate of one hundred and
and fifty gallons per minute. The whole of the spring-
sown crops of holey and tote will be destroyed, and hopes
are entertained that the wheat will not suffer. Our cores-
eposdant states that parties were rowing about in boats over
the flooded lands, wild duck shooting. Above Lincoln, as
far as Redford, many thousands of saes are flooded, and
the roads are impamable.—hots Unfurl.
ARRIVAL OF A CON rEDERATI VESSEL IN THE
m wit UnneywoE, W LONRHO/LT.—To-day the brig
Adelaide, dying the Confederate Bag, arrived in the river,
from Charleston, which port she left on the evening of the
3rd ult., having rue the blockade without any hiadesaes
from the blockading fleet. The Adelaide is 273 toms hush%
and nom waded by Captain Swan. During the voyage she
6.mi/owed very severe weather, all her baits having bees
carried away. Captain Swan states that several flaw
yards besides his had successfully run the blockade with
=of cottonsad rosin, while many others were pro.
to follow, the blockade being far from strict. The
cargo cif the Adelaide coolish of 669 bales of cotton, 18 bales
el white are Sea bland, and 442 lamb of nem. This
vend ailed in company with the barque Ettiwin, basal te
Unwpeol, the barque Mary Wright, and four 'chooser%
all Wes with cotton and nun. The stain fleet sunk in the
herheer of Charleston was fast breaking up. the harbour
beam covered with floating tin,ber and other &brio of the
wrecks of the stone fleet. The Adelaide is consigned to
Mews. Charles Moore and Co., of this town.

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