The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-06 00:00:00

WEATHER REPORT.

THCRSDAY, NOTE MI

N. & 8.1 W. r. X. C. L 11. B. &
- - - - - - -
Nkris 20.0637 1, W. 2 0 3 0.70 2
48188118
111TH - - 1
Elmainci - - 1
1111.09086/31 90.0130j 2' S.E. 2 m - - 1
MMus - 1
GALwar - 0.08 1
VALZIWA . 30.0&471 1 6.8. N. 1 b 1 o.llj i
Qlll/31120W It. . 30.07,402 N.N.W. 1 1 - -I 1
801% HELD.- 30.04145, 2 W. 1 is 4 0.22 1
LIVARPOOL - - 2
Plimmol3 30.101:1 Z. 3 b 4 11.20 1
PlnLa NCI - - I 1
PLimooll 30.12, 1 N.N.W. 2 if - -i 1
'curt 30.1140 2 N.W. 1 0 4 o.ll' 2
WaY11.4:1221 NA 421
PORTIMuUTH 30.11 2 &N.& 3 122 6 0.28 2
00711 WI. -,- ILB.B. 2 r - -I 1
LONDON 30.16 4111 Z. 0 42 'lO 0.22 -
Ymuturni . . 30.1 , 1 W.B.W. 2 m, - - 2
SOARBOROOOB. 30.11 46; 11 &W. 1 91 16 0.211 1
38127.3.6 - - 1 6
IiCLIGOLAND• - - I

TWAY. ____ _
SATURDAY.
N.N.W. to N.N.E., mo• SCATIAND. N. to K and &E.,
dente, tine. light to fresh
N. to E., light to mode- IRELAND. N.N.E. to EKE.,
rate. moderate. one.
N.N.W. to E.N.E., W. Ccrram.. N.N.E. to 8.E., light,
moderate, fine. fine.
N.N.E. to KKK, light B.W.EMOLAND. At next above.

to moderate
Al next above.

B.E. ltitaLasp. N.I. to 8.E., light to
moderate.
IL (Meat As above.

As above.

The Gazette de PEtoile announces that the proving
cial diets of Prussia are convoked for the 16th of November,
and stake that political manifestations have not yet ceascd
in Berlin. On the 2nd of November about 6,000 persona,
chiefly belonging to the working classes, assembled in that
city, and members of the Leipzic committee of workmen
took part in the proceedings. M. Schultze-Delitsch, a
deputy, made a speech to show that at present Prussia
should attend chiefly to what concerns the internal affairs
of the kingdom. This speech was greatly applauded, but
the assembly proceeded no further in the matter. It was
decided that the congress of workmen which was to be held
at Berlin should be indefinitely adjourned, that the central
committee should be dissolved and replaced by committees
of districts, and that the congress should he held at Leipzic,
under the direction of a committee of that city.
The Courrier de l' Ain mentions the following
curious fact. At Thourette, in that department, the cure,
who is now nearly eighty years of age, has always insisted,
for the last thirty years, that the parents of every child be
baptised should plant a fruit-tree of some kind or other.
The result is that this commune, which was formerly very
unproductive, now presents the appearance of an immense
orchard.
GERMAN SETTLEMENT IN 'UPPER CANADA. —We
are much pleased to be able to make the announcement
that the government have concluded an arrangement with
F. Telgmano, Esq., as agent for a party of Pnisaian emi-
grants, for the purchase of 40,(t) acres of land in the
county of Frontenac, on which to form a settlement. Ac-
tive preparations are at once to commence for the reception
of the immigrants and their families, who will arrive out is
the forthcoming apring. --Kingston (bsuadian) ROM
ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.—The papers to
be read at the meeting on Monday, the 10th inst.. at 84
p.m. (Sir R. I. Murchison in the chair), is "Australia,
latestexplorationiM; by Landaborough, Walker, M'Hinlay,
Howitt, etc."
LONDON AND NORTH WERTERN Ranwer.—Yes-
terday a deputation of some of the leading shareholders in
the London and North Western Railway Company met the
directors at the Euston.atation (Mr. A. Moon in the chair),
to consider the present position of the company and the
proposition of Mr. Wrigley and Mr. Gartaide for advancing
its interests., and of dividing the line for its better manage-
ment and working into 10 or 12 different sections. A dis-
curaion took place with closed doors, occupying from 12 until
4 o'clock. There were about fifty shareholders preempt, and
the proceedings were adjourned to this day, when another
deputation of proprietors will wait on the directors for the
consideration of the same question, and of other matters
connected with the management.
MIDNIGHT MEETING MovEmeNr.—On Tuesday
evening, about 11 o'clock, from 150 to 200 fallen women,
chiefly from the Blackfriars, Waterloo-road, and Southwark
districts, assembled at Dunn's Lecture Hall. Newington.
causeway, on the invitation of the friends of the midnight
meeting movement ; and after partaking of • plentiful
repast provided for them, they were addressed by various
gentlemen present. Their demeanour was quiet and be-
coming, and they listened attentively to the exhortations
of the promoters of the gathering, *deep emotion being
occasionally manifested by some among them who had evi-
dently been trained in Sunday achools, or under the bilk-
ence of Christian parents. Twelve of these unhappy
creatures have been already provided for, and four meetings
. fe' -eeeks, at which be-