The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-12 00:00:00

navel* of Paipiiiian, in Mme. The ;wpm which was
an abridged wended= at AL Minvabee own aecoant, stahni
fiat--
la MS, I wee preent at the boring et as wads web at Mee.
; the !peer yes bead. asd speeeed abraskiellyas=
=lBlll=U-ama tr.r" "'"'"
lip wee by atonvivo ewe It wee too
offeesup le drew the tests le lir et the tasentel.
ma Int the fie, rising firm aep Makl.
Nees et Who. en the nil width the bib dierb dal
elhe.
I Itnnribisti observed ton Mink M. Deeral, who wee with
ate—./his is a neeeitatie bet, am! or wiry away e, twitaw ;
ff. through a ledisw Webs; rod, water be seat dawn tats the
bare.hcia r U Is• Ink, the maw In. wades up again,new bettr thila it en Se Ca this pelealgis
I storied Is am walled et The swat= Y ens-
pawl eta beim weitabil ben lobo meeited
alth ad: the Lew erillrdlidike aid le gal wise a yea.
=MI MIMI lie the dis abaft vita bath is be
The illembe et ddb lira the kimmethr
der UMW red, to whir le OW sera to a ••••1•• •IC
thee* tibia the mew soles emirethe say**
tiptgzio et the Wow red is eareked ugh • tweeremp bylreithed
alba villa ea Yaw the ktheelleit thelatheat et the
lbw tale brae ealselat woe pas. Th frFaf bedther
m• rekikagy MOMlllat with a daft IX larvae-
N fib:a The tam awl
ell therkiikts he lag lab% sear . When
did,....11101 bee be Imbibe mop wiss el pat in motion.
the biledor et Ow bile et water is sent down
tali:WM= as tin %ask volth watiA_
_Sam the 'mut"
re bobbin the sheik et Ilk bellek wow awl the sides of
amen 'what alma earriesall
tetereiebilZ: Ihi Wee Is them weeks* Ike sa
rf
vol. sal se the meta* Is acted apes lry the lest et the lower
thasekkaharthisd up to the lip of thebbahele by the
ends etweew. Uhl a simegesese dais ewaelbse tht
eellimps Magi by ethriell buret user, there le ado
=try esewiew Is draw uy ea. le irk away,
warmest swift of Om. tainly
es Ws ademege. ls, dot the beefeg Web savor dispel by the
dry veskjWithwat seselter through
the Ards b be allaa= dle et ems a/ ninalmies. of
the dialeabies *sleek be warkaid. hot
espethess his thew are so dips le thir wpm' lowa
to
mberbsyrede thelserlog Ode wed. et pa
iC
villa se wash es What ealylwayeribdoseeasd
artireadrvery elsemdemme Its brow a belay red. It puma
willwase toteseiss lisaasolid rod otemithlehare oftellres
mush resigatoe to leaslisa: theme are till vabfastegle at
the men symbol et War Imbed those etheabrio here beta My
wollarallythe kolegs whim\ I lore just sagieled at Peryignas,
la St. Dwiskrebragesers. Mb ens wimapsel oa the Ist
July sad wee empbad sa the fad, by Meilen wow at •
deg* et Us grim (MS theillib bit). It hese theeily-thres
deb earn te hopes wee% ere adeesei thews biedays sad ix lost
dam, are gems& dierista days or 141) hours dated work ; stick
is upwardsbar et
bs aw Who per hour, that is, ten times the wort of an
y
emissarla the maidwei I hew deuribtd, It will be perceived that the water
liewegli Oho besets, et as baeligered. Experience the
_the Oft who reask. sr slims Si ewe lies see likely to be
OM, it is Was le Wed the weer hp Ohs beroacts, and let It
rbe as Ipalegdelia. Theadelised albeit, which say be
le the web; awl as asowncy of calibre of the
LIMP, tbistmememe dad absintr wig* may be found at the
bees=
meet the oil whisk the lams node of working may
net ge
I have les
(eght up by this Idler
). way slow ad II isathestre keg
and 9 Walk 2i by It Mehl lashes
The Mei at Wks*, valor moat rasa* lie herb, et the
barb" Übe seggsde a goy mai et lacier Wow a Mak (sheet) of
, Ittenkti vett : it week be mint le ekes the grilse ot the bore-
bele lemedaely, ern beaverse ea b anew the boring tube to
wort, Mg yet so that the lewime water should be always forted down
to theta:Memel the bomb* le And its way to a vent : It would the
draw up sad tarry away all the detritus. inn addition to the ahem
we madder the et asking the billow tem et the bretelt-
rod et wood, sad et bilmaleg It as that it would mirk se wese thee
the wawa. le width It hes le mere, the probiew Si barbs le depths et
I,ouo meats (Übe yawls) end error& would wpm. Isle eared. •
In the savers ot it. Dowtslitive at Fesplipseot babe had been
carried ea ecathindail wined foe nimmis et dem menthe tor the
papaw Si ea ereelm well, awl the era? had not bees
lowirL lhoweilta lis sew IlyalmoMe as mil bring tackle
Ind OM est dews Is • dig& a/ lli yards, when so accident
cominell ell& wadi bath reriked wee days to remedy. Famelle
degas' epee tbeadetelewthe bweilie dreedy souk so deep, and com-
mmthica yew in, edell that there would thereby be • saving in
time. The ewe, ef sinking arm opal to four &Wish het per hour of
ter time the holow borinprod WOO Gawkily at work, the depth of
3:loo.=ki Met having bees amine in 140 working hours, for a
et shwa sax English IMAM In diameter.
M. Amps The had morn the rudest Fainelle at work, mroticoui how
fully bar aasiessed, awl that the large powerful toots at the bottom
the have Wei red cut easily through the limiest strata; he con-
firmed ea bet dtbs large sized stones and grovel coming up with
the sessaiiss wren; having himself watched them. lie also men-
dosed as each wan the opinion of the people In the
visktey d Paredgase, and so much was water scanted that cuter,.
huh, Walther upwards of WO amens', welshed been given to Fauvelle.
The leraleetloa of this sys:eal into this country, especially If cool.
Maid wtth the Chinese or percureive system of boring, so practiced
with bore holes of very large diameter, at the Saarbruck Minn, and
at any other places on the Continent, must be productive of peat
beret, and would not merely effect a saving of money and labour,
but the paramount advantage of immediately solving the question of
the existence of coal, minerals, water, he.

A discussion arose on the reading of this paper, in which
Sir John °Lest, lie. Robinson, the Mayor of Southampton,
Mr. Roberts, and other gentlemen took part; the result of
which was the formation of a committee to inquire into its
applicability to the boring for the Artesian well, now in
progress on Southampton Common, and to make such prac-
tical
arrangements for furthering that work as might be '
agreed upon. In Section F (Statistics), Mr. Heywood read
a paper on the educational statistic: of Oxford University,
from which it appeared that of late years the number of
students in that University was slightly diminishing, and
although amongst those who had taken double first-class
honours there were to be found the names of Sir R. Peel,
Dr. Hampden, Mr. C. Wood, and Mr. W. E. Gladstone, of
late years our great public men had emanated principally
from the rival Lniversity of Cambridge. In the Section for
Botany, a discussion on the means of escaping the ravages of
the potato disease, in which numerous suggestions were
thrown out (man) of them conflicting, but none new), both
as to the cause and cure, were advanced by the Dean of West-
minster, Dr. Crook, Professor Mayfair (who acknowledged
that he knew lees of the matter now than he thought he did
before he became a Potato Commissioner), Mr. Sully, Mr.
Busk, and others, was going on when our despatch left.
The business for this evening is a discourse by Professor
Owen on Fossil Mammalie.

To-morrow there is to be a geological excursion to the Isle
of Wight, a great number of names for which are down ; alo
a luncheon. The members of the Botanical Section, and all
foreigners present at the meeting, are invited by the Dean
of Winchester to luncheon to-morrow, and to view the
gardens of Bishopetoke Rectory.
It is understood to be now definitely arranged that the
next annual meeting of the Association will he held at Ox-
ford. This will not be publicly announced until the general
meeting, on Wednesday next.