The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-04 00:00:00

FOREIGN NEWS.

MADRID —A itoc;t;Viti—t3enlolll;d to WIMP/ persons
(tom Madrid to Paris and Lusdon during the Universal
Exhibition of I. dustry. The time allowed is to be one
month, and the tidiet will include for ell t xi:senses, visiting
theatres awl places of amusement in Paris and I.andon, as

well u the Exhibition.
Ozogigoag.—Mr. J. J. Winter sends to the Groot Exit
bition two machines, one for cleaning corn, and the other for
cleaning coffee Narks.
SCIN Db.—The steamer Comet arrived on Thursday might
from Molten. Btte left Kotree en the sth with 36 bug el
and a q'entity of confiscated property, belonging to
the Lahore Dunbar, tognther with valuable arti les latended
for the London Eshibittth of 1851. the whole will be sett
to Bombay by the first governount steamer, whkdt
expected here about the 16th instant.—lCurracirial Adger.
liter, Nov. 9.
The river steelier, Satellite, whose arrival we notioed in
our lost, brought, we understand, a number of b les con
twining precious articles for the London Exhibition of 1861.
Among them, we are told, is • pearl robe, valued at about
7,0001.; and a gold mounted twiddle, set with precious
stones, the property of the lath Runjeet Singh, valued at
&tout 6,0001. We doubt not but that these Aid-
eles, when rxhiblted, will be viewed with 'typise and
wonder by our friends at home, who Dave never seen India
in a regal native style, but we question whether the rophies
I would ever fetch the Indian value which is set upon them,
and which they are well worth. While writieg on this alib-
i ject we have aso hear I that his Highness All Moored Ina
t contributed most magnificently towards the est ibi,iora la
ernbroilered workmanship of quilts, enamelled swords, &o.
It is to be regretted that all the various heel lea con.r; noted
tics the Indus, were n6t exhibited to the residents of Kura-
chee prior to their Seal shipment from the seaport of
Scinde.—lbrd.

ARTICLIIII FROM THZ UNITBD STATIC—Dm m.y w and
tome of the member. of the corporation of Soutnampten,
to..ether with Mr. Willeocks. M.P. fur that town, lead an t
interview, on Monday last, with the American =humidor '
in Load en, relative to the 'elation of Southampton as a t
port to land the con.sPeutions of the people of the United
States to the Great Industrial Exhibition. The interview
was most gruelling and encluraging to the depu•ation,
Nearly two centuries and a half ago the Pilgrim FA:h. re I
sailed from Snithareptcn to enjoy civil end reigir us liberty
in an American wilderneee. Them men were destined to b
the founders of a great and an independent republic. Their
descendants, after proving on American soil that they were
equal in arms to the mother country, are about to attempt
to prove on British ground that they are her equal in arta;
and it will be a most singular and interesting wine dance it
the descendants of the Pilgrim Fathers should, in order to
engage In this great and peeceful contract, ester, in 1861,
by the very port from which thous senorita were driven. by
permeation, in 1620. After the Southampton de putrion
had left the American minister, they had an interview with
Mr. Howe. the No^a SCJIiMI 'Di:Agee, a gentleman who has
risen from a humWe sphere to high rank by reasan of his
preeminent ability, and ebo is now on a visit to this country
to endeavour to likeness the inteicourso between England
and bee North Almeria.° colonies. Ile has been depulei.
by the people of Nova Scotia to raise funds to complete
reilrora in that country, and develop her great resources.
lie told the di puts:ion that in Halifax the colonists
teem distant parts, assembled concantly, anxious to obtain
emigrant youths to tamer for them. That in Nova Senna
• there was labour and subsistence fur as many as could
b.
obtained from this country. He m iota d oat many intenst.
log plans by which emigration to Brit'ah America could be
facilitated end extended.
ARTICLTA TROY INDlA.—Amongst the cargo brunet
by t:e Indus, which has jut arrived from Alexandria to
8 ,uthampton with the India mail, are a specimen 01 used
ivory, a table ensue, and en embroidered shawl, ell in'ended
fee the Great Ezhibition. They were sent fe..m India ants
China. The carved work and the fabrics were of the most
costly and magnificent description. They were lent from
, Southampton to London under hoed.

EXTENSION OP TINE TO CERTAIN EXHIBITORS.--The
following circular has been issued Numerous out.. ;
urethras have been made to the executive committee, pi,int-
big oat that it would be a serious detriment to certain classes
of goods )(they were to be exposed to light, moisture of the I
atmosphere &c., at so earlier period than is absolutely re
ceseary, and rrgui sting permission to deposit. such nartimel,r
goods an the building at a later period than the 28:h of Feb
rusty. The executive oomesittt ado not feel they would be
j miffed in submittiog to her Maj. sty's commission. re the
advisability of altering their decisioo as to the time of reedy-
ic g the goods; but they are prepared to undertake the respon-
sibility on themselves ot cone i tering a limited extension of time
accordi: g to circarretancee Those eahibitors who shot,
have caused the spa* allotted to them in the building t e be
completely fitted up with the necessary shelves, cases, Bto,,
before Thursday, the 20th of February, so that nothi- p
remains to be done, but simply to bring in the goods awl
deposit then in their proper places and receptacles, wit
thereby acquire a title to bevel requests for extension of time
examined. Exhibitors who, having nbudned a certificate
from an appointed officer that their spaces and stalls arequite
completed by the 20. h .4 February, will then be required to
give some satisfactory guarantee to the executive Wl2lllllt
, tee, that they are prepared to bring in their goods at the
order of the executive committee, and such refiners for
. extension of time will then be duly considered and dealt with
on their merits.—By order of the executive econrcittee,
, DIGIT Witmer, Secretary.—The Building for the Bahi•
) lion eel 1861, Bensington-road, 18-50,"

LONDON PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.

TRIM UNCONDITIONALLY.
Oreenarieh Hospital, lee. un Monday and Friday; British
Museum, Or, at Ruieell.straat, Monnay, Wednesday, end
Friday ; But India Company's Museum, Saturday; (ka-
sha= Lantana, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday; Ramp
toe Court, Monday, Tuesday, Wedneaday, Thura lay, and
8 %tinder ; National Gallery, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday; Ken Clardina, daily; Lnrd n Missisnaty
Museum. B 1 •omBeld-street, Finsbury : Paothenn, Ozt.erd
•rset; Bt. Hatherins's D.seka, London DAke, Wcst Lalia
, Dodo, and COStOck

____. ..ong o.
By tickets, to be attained Mos respectable rationers, or' North &dada, and 661 deg. at Jersey.
members of the several institutions. Oa the 10. h the air was in gents mo'ion only,
Ant (pinion nuseom, Guildhall, daily; Ashburton Col- .
poem,/ for the avid part from tho
S.
over Ire-
leetiou, Piccadilly, daffy; A•iale Museum. New Burlington-
.. r, Monday, We-fluvial, and Friday; B dude , land end England, excereing near the coast, where
Gardens, Chris• a, daily; College of Surgeons' ?deviate ; the direction of the wind was from the W., r s it was
Monday. Tueeday, Wednesday, and Thursday ; Del- , over Guernsey, Jersey, and Belgium. Tre air was
wick Gallery, Monday, Tuftds7' Wednesday, The"' I almost evenly distributed, the rt idiot of the here-
dity. and Saturday ; Entomologieal Museum B n.d., ,
street. Tuesday ; Gr irvenor Gaiety, Upper Grosvenor stn. t, , Met. r ass 30.30, and the extreme difference of tem-
' dAlly ; Hot ;culture' Gardena', Chiswick, daily; Hunt elan perature wee 4 deg. only; the lowest at HAkbam,
!Mown. College of Surgeons, daily ; Lohman Collectioss, . being 61 deg., and the highest at Hawarden, being
Soho-square, dad; ; It pal lestitudon ?dug. Uni, A beaserle- , 55 dog.
street, daily; Urited Service Mumum, Seotlend.yard, daily;
B.r Mtn Soaps' . Museum, Tuesday and Friday. On the 11th the wind was both variable in dire.-
CHLIOI TOR ADMISSION. ti •n and etrength everywhere, a cloudy sky, end rain
BotssicAt °mho,. Gravesend. daily; Chelsea Military failing at some place;. The air was almost uniform
Ac Assay, Friday ; British Institution, Pall Mall, daly ; Chi'
1 sea Hospital, datly ; C .sroomma, Colosseum, Diorama, and i in pieseure ; the reschng of tbe barometer was 30.16,
Society of Arts, A lelphi, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Fri- land the temperature at Ilolkham was 49 der., and
day and Saturday; Mad .me Mumma and 8311,i, B aker-st IN. et ; at North Shields was 55 deg. The fact of this higher
Burford's Pasorama, Polytechnic Institution, Panorama of !temperature at the northern parts of the country, as
the Nile, ss. Paul'. Cs,hedral, and Thames Tunnel, Rothe, i shown at about this time, is unusual.
Melte, deity ; the Tourer, daily ; Westminster Abbey, daily;
Woolwich Amens d ily ; Zoological audios, Regent's 1 On the 12th, the air was mostly in gentle motion
Park. daily ; Surrey 2soloriesl Gardens, gaily. only over Ireland hem the N. ; the N. of England,
THE TOURIST'S GALIAIT.—A new exhibition, : Cornwall, and Devonshire from the N.W. ; the
which has been for several months in prepare,' in, will' southern and eastern counties from the W. and S.W. ;
shortly open, at her Majesty's Coneerturooro, Haymseket, I on the tooth costs', over Oaercsey and Jersey, from
1 Dow to be styled the "Tourist's Gallery." 'nig gra° amvilli I the W., and over Belgium from the W.N.W. The air
dismiss will alumnae the greed routes of a tour throughout I
Bums, the prodwrion of which has been entirely superM •
si by Mr. Chutes M hall
, Made es ere . melted by ward of the Ju in. ili ;
_was equally diffused ; the reading of the barometer was
the temperature of the air was 44 deg. at
most winded English sad foreign antes. North Shields, and 53 deg. at Truro.