The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-28 00:00:00

WEATHER REPORT.

FEIDAY. ICOVENBI

,ex & ILI! W. Y. X. C. LIL I. S.
Rion . 16 1 R. 1
13ZIDS1111 lOB761 0 W. 5 a 4 0.11
L=lll 126719. 2 8.. 8
limmniM 11479870 32 2 8. 1
AZDzosam. 12.59F 1 BILL 6 b 8 0.19
20 142140611 1 2 8. 1
GALWAY /9.4540 1 8. 8 r 5 0.11
V 911114 29.44 41' 0 Z. 4 m 4 0.37
411:31020Ini l9 42'48 2 8. 7 0 1 0.191
liortmlio • 19.69 41 1 1.3.1. 3
livimoor —197E38 2 &Z. 4
P 53100.051 11.6040 1 S. 4 01. 0.10
PIMIAROs ,19.8K!11 S.S.W. 3
11.11101T111 29.63.51 3 8. E. 6 e 2 0.15
551861 29.7747. 1 8.8. E. II 0 3 0.10
WsnB.uni 29.7450 2 B.E, 4 0 1 0.16
i P 0113500111 23.7447: 1 S. 4 0 3 0.16
Douse 29.96,40 1 S. S. W. 3
Worms 1978411 B.E. 3 m 1 0.01
TARDWITIII . . 29.55 43 1 8. S m-
SOALSORIARR. 19.75 30 1 W.S.W. 3
8111111.1111 . 19.721311 B.E. 3 51 -
NzwooLARD 19.90,41.0 B.W. 0 0 - 3
—_--
11.011.31.11.
SATURDAY. SUNDAY.
W.S.W. to N.N.W., 80011.4119. W. to N., strong to
Mali tn •Lrons_ moderate.
.. _

SATURDAY.
W.S.W. to N.N.W., ionwai. W.
ere& to strong.
As above.

litartro. W.Y.W.
strong
B.S. W. to W.N.W., W. Mimi& Whoa ,
strong, some ram.
As next shove. B.W.EnetAlfro. As next above.
S. to W., uw,ettled. &L W. to N., fresh.
N.W. to 8. W., strong E. Man. W.N.W. to
to nuAlerate. fresh, some rain-Asa

to N.N.K.,
o free!.

huh, in-

Yesterday Mr. Newdegate addressed his consti-
tuents at the mond meeting of the Rugby and Duochurch
Agricultural and Conservative Association, expressing his
approval of the course pursued by the government in not
yielding to the cry of intervention in Americo again. He
also spoke in terms of high praise of the conduct of the
aristocracy of this country, and after alluding to the distress
in the manufacturing districts and in the Coventry ribbon
trade, which he deeply deplored, he proceeded to turn his
attention to church-rates, and announced his intention of
introducing • bill on that vexed question next session for
the purpose of attempting a solution of the difficulty by
making it • charge upon fixed property.
A singular petition was made the other day by
the people of Coimbatore to Sir W. Denison. Ten years
ago he discontinued the practice which bad always pre-
vailed of making a yearly allowance of 15f. 3a. to these
people to pay priests who brought down rain. They now
ask that the allowance be revived, for during the past ten
years the rains have failed. They say, "We beg to assure
your excellency that so soon as the ceremonies are again
performed we shall have plenty of rain." To the petition
the Madras government reply, " It can hardly be expected
that government, which has for years been withdrawing
from all connexion with the religions of the country, will
again enter on • course of policy which it has abandoned."
Coinibatore has belonged to tie for SO years, yet its darkness
is as dense as are African hamlets where the white man
has never been. And this is more or less true of all the
mares of podia, for we have never begun to educate them.
We (Ga/igueni) have received a letter from a
lady, now at Rome. complaining of the uncourteous and
rigorous usage she met with from the Custom-house officers
at Sus in the examination of her luggage when passing
from France to Piedmont. The content,' of her trunks were
taken out and thrown about in all directions, and when
nothing contraband was discovered, she was told, while the
railroad bell bad just rung, that she might pack them up
again. That, she adds, was no easy matter. and she was
compelled to take off her shawl and tie up some of the
tillage in it. Os reaching Turin she found herself minus
• gold bracelet, • lace shawl, a mosaic brooch, and other
'mall articles, which she bad seen when her luggage was
being examined.
A letter from Compiegne says :—" The stag hunt
which was to have taken place in the forest of Compiiine
ea Saturday was countermanded in the morning, owing to
the frost, the ground having become dangerous both for
riders sad horses. In consequence of that disappointment
• message was wet to M. Godard to prepare for an mom-
! don in his balloon, and, it being marketAley, • crowd
speedily assembled before the palace to witness it. The
Emperor, the Empress, sod the Prince Imperial were pre-
I sent at the filling of the balloon, which was effected on •
plan peculiar to M. Godard, who makes use of • boiler
placed below the balloon, and which he takes up with him,
so that he can at will modify the aseensional power. After
remaining in the air for about three-quarters of an hour. in
which time be went over a distance of about fifteen miles,
he descended at Marini, • hamlet about six miles from
Villers•Clotairets."
OILTOTAI. PALLOZ. ONE Sandmen
THOIIBDLT, NOVIIIBILE 27.—Admiesions on payment, 325 ;
ditto by season tickets. 591; total, 916.