The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-30 00:00:00

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Nun. 110.04 59 69 8. 1 1 b 1
... 60.16 411 47 B. 6 6 b 4
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91191111 t 90.19 64 49 LILL 5 4 b 1
699mi110111 SIM 65 63 W LW. 6 6 b
90630111111.. 99.97 52 61 8. 6 6 b 6
0161,6 T 10.0 60 68 8. 6 9 o 1
Lomas 36.111 62 48 8.8.1. 6 1 b
dousuoveu. KU 63 60 8.W.1 1 b 2
91n13013119. UM 16 61 Z. 6 1 b
Uoraftrum. SLU 56 60 LILL 3 6 0
rik= ILU 541 66 B.&W. 9 m
TARKOM 91960 U 49 ILL 1 b
LONDON 10.17 66 61 81.
Dovca 30.19 17 56 1(1. 1 bI 4
POZTIIIOI79I 10.19 U 60 6.1. •
PoreLum „ 30.06 U 50 ILL 6 • 6
91.910022 10.96 67 62 Z. 5 • 4
Pll/116901 MU 67 66 B.L 6 9 6
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THURSDAY. FRIDAY.
NORTH S.S.E. to B.S.W. o W.N.W., trout to
W.:3.W., moderate to fresh, Woos.

fine.
LILILAND.-8,(4.W. to W.N.W., 8.8. W. to W.N.W., strong to
fresh to strong, fine. moderate.
ClSlrrna4-B.E. to B.W„ fresh 8.8. E. to W.S.W., fresh to
to moderate. fine. moderate, fine.
B. COAST.—E.N.E. to 8.8. E., E. 5.11. to 8.8. W.. strong to
fresh to strong, very fie.moderate, line.
B. ItOOLAMD.—E. to S. and 8.W., B. to W., moderate, fresh.
strong to moderate, very fine.

Several continental journals speak of a project
entertained by the Sultan Abdul-Aziz of visiting Paris,
London, and the other capitals of Europe in the course of
the summer. The latter part of the month of June is the
period spoken of for commencing this journey.
' A Madrid letter gives the following amount ..
the fatal accident at a bull-fight alluded to by some of the _
Spanish journals :—"The first bull-fight of the yew took THE JArsirasz Awasiffisnoas.—According to
place on the 21st, and was marked by an accident which present eneelemeete the Japanese "'Waukee' erhe•ned
caused meat excitement throughout the city. One of the to arrive at Calms last night, will leave the opposite side
the Channel in the French war steamer Le Corse this mom
torreadors, named Rodriguez, but more generally known by leg, and arrive about mid-day at Dover, where they will
the popular designation of 'EI Pedete,' was tossed by the land and proceed to Loudon per special train of the South
bull, just as he had rescued, by means of his cloak, me of Belem Railway.
the picadores, who had fallen from his hone. The animal's RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PAeo-f
LIANIIILords Ld—Yesterday the committees of
horns had entered his chest, and made a fearful wound. Commonsrep otehe RCelleeThe
The unfortunate cum with greet difficulty got on his lads, bill of the Bristol and South-Western junction, which ma
and, after staggering a few steps, pressing both his hands poem to empower the London and South-Western Radial'
on his chest to stop the blood, which flowed fast, fell into to make 39 miles of new line from the Salisbury and Yeovil.
the arms of his companions and expired. The fight mu. vii Wineanton, Lamyat, and Chilton, to Meta, and
eerie°
other branches, was proceeded with in Mr. .
tinned, and his colleague, El Gaetano, who afterwards Asian's can-
killed five bulls in 'mansion, narrowly escaped • similar mites, and the opposition of the Great Western, Dorset
Central, Somerset Central, Midland, and other complain,
fate. This unfortunate event, to the great disappointment oputed, the promotersromot of the bi
ll requiring that these ow-
of amateurs, hes caused the postponement of another fight panics shall lies by. through working and other-
railways, and to authorise the entering into agreement"
announced, as the only matador remaining is quite ex- wise, to all traffic between their lines and the intended new
hearted by his exertions on the first oceuion."
Among the passengers who landed at Soutbamp- wwiortbkit.hgeoDot Centraltrrot.t
liant, fixierz,lLt
dieevisii.ndioo :
weir° theim
ton on Monday from the Royal Mail steamer Shannon was from the traffic. Further evidence was adduced in feel'
• Spanish friar, who has been twenty-three years a min- ~.........aof the West Ridintedißull and Grimsby Railway, which
_te
by the and Bradford and others in Mr.
sionary amongst the Indian tribes of South America, FEW. committee. The following bills wen eopedered il)
He has come to Europe for medical insistence. He Lord Readder committee :—Great Northern sad
was wounded by the Indians, and one of the wounds he Western of Ireland, Wycombe Railway. London and Risk
received was in the MINI. While lying in a state of insensi. ersuall.wLo. *don, TilburyiutleSouthend, Farringdon ‘Basiisto:.,
Concoratond"dap andt
the N The case
for the
wrimt.e.
bility, owing to his wounded state, the ants and other
voracious insects of the tropic clustered on his nose and eluded. and Sir ;spud. op.:need the oppoettjoo to the hill
literally ate it completely off. The missionary wore the on behalf of the Waldemea district.
cloak and girdle of the order of friars. CRITICAL POSITION OF THE SHIP KING OF ITALY.
THE FRENCH PRIBONE--COBIIt de Persigny, —A despatch was received in Liverpool yesterday to the
erect that the Amtralian ship King of Italy, honntfl7;
Minister of the Interior, recently addressed a circular to
the prefects on subject: connected with prison discipline. Melbourne for London, had put into Valparaiso, en ._,
The minister begins by alluding to the necessity of smith.
sustainou fire. It appun that for thirty days preview' t°
lishing workshops in the different prisons, and of collecting reaching Valparaiso the cargo had been oa tire,
in that of the chief town of the department all prisoners and the heat and steam mug= the burning of the
who have to a confinement of at leaf three 1 and the quantity of water •to the hold rendered the
months. The circa gees on to state that the prisons ! emeditlen of those au board anu;thine but eernhete.i.
increased resources, for the formation of each Pon, whore all the crew and Passengers were lelll .en•
of the chief towns are best calculated, from their I rodunataly, however, the vessel was got into the lir;
workshops on • large scale, and then goes on to point out safety'. belt doubts were entertained whether ...7...j0i,
that the outraliastios of prisoners wider sentence far am= ha owed of not, as the fire had apparently gal...
several months pare important advantages. It gives meek hold over the cargo to be easily subdued.
to the adminirtration the insane of usefully
amaloying the &MANGE OARRLAGE ACCIDENT .--A singular car'
priewiers who are condemned to labour, avoids the Hap incident eninned is Bast-street, on Wednesday slur'
was
neoseeity of the departments having, except in their chief noon. The brougham of Mr. Gavin Pocock, surgeon, ,_
towns, large primes, which entail heavy expenses. The being driven down the street, when the vehicle saddeekT
means to be employed for the removal of the Wieners also . came in two . The two front wheels, with the Nat
forms the subject of remark is the circular, the 'mister ! wore down the street, while the body of th acme
-
observing that for the future such removal will be made at nage was left behind in the road. A lady was
stated intervals by means of cellular rues, instead of, as carriage with Mr. Pocock at fire time of the occurrence, pat
hitherto, on foot, under the escort of the gendarmery. fortunately neither was hart—Brighton Guardian.