The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-11 00:00:00

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•IDISdDAT.
N. Bffitaln.-B.W. to N., fresh,

THURSDAY.

S. to N.W.,-Freer.

.
SaLaL-8. to W., strong, with

colTia—a.s.s. to w., freob,

S.S.W. to N.N.W.. bosh to
strong.
N.W., moderato to
fresh.
W. to N.E. moderate.

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May.
11.. Coast..7B.E. to 8. and W.,

taldy7
8. Engliutd.—.4.B.E. to W. and
N.W., fresh to Aron& relay.

W.S.W. to N.W., fresh, rainy.

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B.—Barometer ecorraetZni and nt7d-u-ote-1 .to 92 deg. at mean us
level ; each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about one-hundredth
of an Inch dbninution ; and each 10 d above 31 deg., causing
needy three-hundredths Increase. L—eg., Expolled thermometer
In ahado. Y.—Moistened bulb (for evaporation sod dew
point). D.—Direction of wind (true—twa points kft of map
motto). F.—Force (1 to It—estimated). C.—Cloud (I to 9).
: b, blue sky : a. clouds (detached); I, log; h, hall;
lightning; m, misty (hazy) .o, overc.ast (dull) ;r, rain; MOW:
t, thunder. 8., rain-fall, or snow, or hall, since last report, in
Inch*. and decimals. 8.-11(wdlstarbance (1 to 9). Z.—Cabs,

TEI Parr-omom Purer Si:Rms.—The esti-
mate for this service for the year 1862-3 amounts is all to
915,8971. Of this sum, taking as a basis the cost of the
service, when that service does not exceed the amount of
the ocean postage, and in all other cases the amount cf
postage received, about 470,000/. may he considered as ex.
penditure for barely postal services. Toe estimate for hat
year was 994,9564, tut only 919,936/. was voted, 75,000/.
having been withdrawn in respect of the servioe between
Galway and America.
ESTIMATES FOR THE REVENUE DEPARTMENTS.—
The estimates for Customs—salaries and expenses—for the
year ending March 31, 1863, amount to 750,0001., the sum
which was voted last year. For Inland Revenue the all-
mats' for salaries and expenses amount to 1,382,274!.,
which is a reduction on those of the previous year of
57,7251. For Post-office salaries and expenses the estimate
is 2,084,6871., being 34,6871. more than was voted for
1861-2. The superannuation, Sze., of the three depart.
mete amount this year to 535,8341., being a dioceses of
2,740/. The total estimates for 1862.3 amount to 4.752.7971.,
being a decrease on the votes for like services in 1861.2 of
23,729/.
Sir G. Bowyer, on the 28th, will call the atten-
tion of the House of Commons to "the affairs of Italy,"
and move for papers.
Mr. Gregory, on Thursday, will ask the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer, " When he will state to the
house the intention of her Majesty's government as re
re- garde the removal of any portion of the collections from
The Emperor Napoleon, it is announced, will
ceive,frorn the 13th, every Thursday, at nine in the evening, the British Museum ; and oleo, whether there will be in.
diately laid before the house any reports or communications
the cardinals, ministers, marshals, and admiral** Grand between the government and the trustees on the subject of
Crosses of the Legion of Honour, senators, deputies, coun-
alterations in the museum."
cubes of state, km The widows of marshals and admirals,
At the Cork assizes. on Saturday, a man named
as well as the wives of the high personages received, will be
Callaghan wtglit compensation for the loss of his son, who
also admitted. The gentlemen must be in uniform or was killed by a train on the Great Southern and Western
official costume. no negligence on w
Railway ; the defence
According to a Vienna letter, the EmpororFrancis was that there as
Joseph, before leaving for Venice, as announced by tole- the part of the company. The deceased was walking OD the
line, and being deaf he could not bear the whistle. The
gram, paid a visit to Marshal Windischgraetz, who was
jury returned a verdict for the defendant' The inrf
then extremely ill, and received the Last sacraments in the .
course of the same day. kindly gave to the sister of the deceased their fee, 12/.15,
and the solicitor of the company undertook that they would
A letter from Rome, of the 4th, says :—" The give the same amount, as she was said to have depended ea
party spirit of the Papal adherents was pretty clearly her brother for support.
exhibited this afternoon in the Corso, where numbers of
PHisrrEne PENSION SocirrY. —The annual
nos, carriages, and omnibuses, decorated with white and general meeting of this society, which is for the relief of
yellow draperies, and filled with masque= wearing the aged and infirm printers and their widows, was held y..fe
same pontifical colours, were driven up and down, to the terday at the London Tavern, Biabonsgate atree
was rte,:d3;
amusement of the public, and, if report @peaks true, at stated that.!'he tbe society had now reached
I looTifieldni,ninthne chair. report, ili
the expense of the government. Moat of the passengers 1 the 33th year of its existence, and had taken such • firm
in these fantastically-decorated vehicles were foreigners, hold on the sympathies of the trade that the records of
and the Romans set them all down indiscriminately I its proceedings from year to year but rarely presented sill
in I novel or strange features ; and this was especially ). deathth CZ
as M. de Merode's Zouaves. It is certain that,
+ in tnhenapnresen enatienn
nieldise soicinr4ts. lou. es u
passing under the Lozzano Palace, the residence of In addition to the
the Count of Trapani, these yellow and white parti- ! deaths of five pensioners, some influential subscribers, sod
sans were profuse in their homage of bouquets and' a member of the committee, the society had been deprived
booboos, which they die:barged with unerring aim into the 'of its royal patron, the late Prince Consort. In the Yr,'
balcony graced by the presence of the royal family of 1847i.,0 tifs I'7l hln
emeXevcrT.(mrdinLlyda;:pratheernr.
Naples. The young Queen looked most charming in •
white boureons with scarlet trimmings, and a Spanish hat increased to 30!., and he had si=re evinced his tied
button or 251. to its funds, which was Bubsequentlf
with a scarlet plume, and condescended to throw an ores- ' interest in the welfare of the institution by WY:iris*
Mortal bouquet, although with a dignity befitting the making use of the privilege of voting at these electicet
Thin e committeeeneijiniiiirgnenld in elo.quent. terms theum . perces/In. fy °I.
' heroine of Gaeta.' The sisters and motherin-law of her
Majesty, with the numerous junior olive branches of the becriireas.
Bourbonic tree, filled the windows and balconies of the had been peel to the eixty•one pensioners on the 1441
The lest feitival her peg a large
ced _r number
Dieee. ; 8.12'. 10i.
palace, and seemed to enjoy the scene, in company with the being 27/. 10s. mom than in 1860. The amount of fr.f.rd.,
royal princes, a few whiskered marshals, and his Majesty property Ind been increased by the payment of 314/. 1,.
_a:
Francis 11.—who, in a porkpie hat, took an active part in zn.,?,!,r.ilits;t.
bd.
.liinfensubeffirptceionl
,anonad og,o7wzmarnlonttn2dted.
Pod
the mimic whin*" to the ecnomissiocerereArPethe Reduction of the Nst'
ST. GEOROE'S•IN.THZ-EAST —The Rev. W. C. Debt, making together 10,6401. 12s. 7d. The fart of s_
Howell, the present curate, was invited on the 27th ult. to balance being due to the treasurer was stated as ma
the house of one of his many friends in Tottenham, to incentive to further exertions. The report was oo°°!'
receive a testimonial signed by a large number of the mously adopted. The accounts of receipts and !teen?.
parishioners, expressing their high esteem for the efficient tun "bowed income (including a balance of 86!. dn .0
and sallow manner in which he had fulfilled his ministerial 1,4641. ss. 4d. ,• expenditure, 1,501!. 1.35. 7d, leering 1
duties during a period of nearly twelve years, and their balance due to the treasurer of 17/. 10a, 3d. Tooter
regret at being compelled to part with him through the routine business followed of re-election of officers,
death of their late lamented vicar. This was accompanied thanks, ice.
with a pulse containing 70 sovereigns. .-01
SOLICITORS' BENEVOLENT Assocuriotr. --Lord ending March 8 the visitors have been as fellows .
' SOUTH KENSINGTON Musurm.—Durinthe week
Chelmsford has signified his Intention of presiding at the Monday, Tuesday, and
to Saturday. free dais, *Pen f.
public festival, be held at the Albionraven, London 10 a.m. 10 p.m., 13,465 ;on Wednesday, Thursday. n.
on the 28th of May next, in 'rapport of this charity. The to
Friday, "talents' day. (schninion to the public 6411. ^llll.
society, since its establishment in 1858, has programed from 10 am. till IS p.m,, 1,104 ; total, 14,569. IWO the
favourably. opening of the Museum, 2,537,287.
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