The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-14 00:00:00

Magna. WALLER L$D WILMER& TO SIR K. MATU.

Hotel de l'Europe, Warsaw, Sept. 8, 1882.
We beg most respectfully to report, for the information
of the Commissioner, that we are still in daily communica-
tion with the authorities, who appear to be well pleased
with the information we convey to them. No change has
been made in the existing police system at present, but we
hope that by the latter end of the ensuing week our services
will be dispensed with.
Everything mama very quiet, and no further attempts at
assassination have been made, although it is feared that
similar acts will be repeated, but every precaution is taken
to prevent them. Indeed, the government appears to be in
constant apprehension.
Our mission here ia kept entirely secret except to the
three gentlemen we have been in communieation sith,
that being deemed the most prudent course under exating
circumstances, as our personal safety might be endangered
by • wrong construction being placed on the object of our
vWt. (Signal) ROBLES WALVIS.
J. WHICH=

" The celebrated estate of Chiteau-Margaux, the
property of M. Aguado," says the Pays, "bee jest bees
purchased for 2,500,000(r. by M. Caboaao, a merchant, of
Paris. The domain was bought by M. Aguado, to 1840, for
1,250,000(r."

A few days since a youth attending one of the
schools in Berlin was reprimaoded by hie teacher far •
trifling fault he bad committed. The nest day ha was
found, with his body frightfully mangled and cut to pieces,
on the lies close to • neighbouring village railway statim.
It ia believed that be was so mortified at the correction be
had received that he walked to the spot where ►ie remains
were found, and laid himself o• the line as the train was
passing. On the same day • shoemaker, 72 you+ of aim
shot himself through the heart on account of a disappoint-
meat i• love.

The venerable Jonah Quinoey attained hie
ninety-first year on the 3rd led. Two well-known mer-
chant• of Boston, both over four score, who were of his
military family when he commanded the hussars, paid their
respects to their former chief, notwithstanding the extreme
cold. The united ages of the three gentlemen °Reseda the
period that has elapsed &Mos the leading of the pdgrime.
Americo* Paper.

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lilackbant
Bohai
Darnley
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Manchester, township
Oldham
Prato.
Rochdale
Seddlewarth, twirl*
Salford
Stockport
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Total

£16.700

41,148
OS
810
1172
481
for
1,067
WO
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780
840

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•No return having be received from the Chorlimlrnion Mil
week, the amount entered above is taken from the return of tbe
previous week.
FREDIC. PIJIIDY, Statistical Depart:Nati
Poor-law Board, Mar* 13,1863.

The Mansion-house Committee held their weekly
meeting yesterday, at the liansion.hoine. The total amount
received up to Thursday was reported to be 456,3131.,
which 347,5331. had been at that thus remitted to the di.
trier... The amount panted for remittance yesterday was
9,7651., which was distributed in the following inannee:--,
Staleybridge, 2,0001.; Rochdale, 2,0001.; Blackburn. 1,5001.;
Salford Bore, 1001.; Heywood, 5001.• Tiotwistle, 3004;
Hinckley, 3001.; West Houghton, 14.; Newton More
2001.; Bomber-bridge, 1001.; bottom 1501.; Oswald.
twinge, 751.; Mooiside, 751.; Newton Heath, 1501.; Stook,.
head, 2001.; Crompton 2501.; New Mills, Stockport, 20014
Rawteostall, 501. ; Hunt Green, 601.; Pennortharn, 501.;
Much Hook, 251.; Irtham, 151.; Woodhill, 251.; Clayton.
501.; Gregg Valley, 501.; Hawkshaw.lane, 1014 Tookholoy
301.; Loopou, 5014 Bolton. overlooks,., 251. The total
amount of subscriptions received during the week wee
7,3551., of which &SA was from home, and 6,5224 from cu.
load sources.

The Army and Navy Gazette says :—" The fret
plume is the duel between thaw two Erma competitors, Mr
William Armstrong and Mr. Whitworth, in the manufacture
of big guns, is to 0011/0 off at Shoeburymise in about three
week,. The guns to be fired on this =mime will be the
12-pounders and 70-pounden.”
We (Army and Nam/ Gazette) understand that her
Majesty's screw steam.oorvette Racoom, Captain Coast
Welchem, is ordered to proceed without delay to Malts, fa
the purpose of bringing home his Royal Highness Prince
Alfred. The priors will, as soon as his health permits, jail
the Ilaooon as one of bee brut/manta. .

After Easter Mr. Daleash will move for a select
committee to inquire into the construction of the Board of
Admiralty and the different departments under the control
of that board.

The Reader says :—" At the preliminary meet,
log of the new literary and artistic club, bald Wt Mop*,
at Willies Rooms (Mr. Thomas Hughes in the chair), it was
agreed to intrust the housekeeping details of the club to a
ocespetent contractor, who is to work tinder the sups&
vision of the committee, care being taken that the peculiary
responsibility of members ends with the paymeot of their
annual subnription and entrance fee. Several Dames Irmo
added to the list of provisional committeemen, and there
ie every prospect of the club startiog into life forthwith.
It. title is not yet finally settled, and the Lensiown. tba
Portico, the Stanhope, the Camden. and the Pen and Ping
are amongst the suggestions offend."
. . .

The Society of Sculptors has determined to open
its first annual exhibition an the 26th instant, in caciem'
Con eith the Architectural Exhibition, at 8, Condaitetreob
Ragentestraet.