The Express.
London, England, 1861-09-05 00:00:00

:PLANATION.

B.—Barometer corrected nod ....... to 32 deg. at mean sea
level each to fart, of vertical rise, causing about one hundredth
of an Inch diminution : and each 10 deg., above 3d deg., causing
nearly three-hundredths increase. K—Exponed thermometer
In shade. 31.—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew
point). D.—DirecUon of wind (true—two points Left of mag-
netic). Y.—Force (1 to 12—estimated). C.—Cloud (1 to 9;. I.—
b, blue sky : c, clouds (detached' t, log ; h. hail ;
lightning, in, misty July); o, overcast 0.11111; r, rain; 5, snow;
t. thunder. 8.--Bea disturbance (1 to 9.. Z.—Calsa.

WRATHY:It TXMICTID TILL TO-MORROW OR me DAT.
North I.tritsatu Wet tarty —Yresh, rainy.
Inland—West to North—Moderate or fresh, showers.
Fast Cost—South-West to North. West —Fresh.
Mouth Faiglaast—Vitat to North-West—Moderato.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

ANSON.--Acpteraher 1, at Longford Reetory, Derbyshire, the
wife of the Rev. T. A. All9Oll, of a daughter.
RUYAN. —September 2. at Belmont Ldge, Bognor, Sussex.
the wire of J. G. Beavau, Este., of a daughter
BOWLES—September 1, at Yoikestont, thc wife of R. L. Bowles,
Eat of a daughter.
EVANS.--September 1. at West Clifton, Bristol. the wife of Hr.
J. L Evans, of • sum
HAROREA YES.—September 1, at Cleveland square, lly.le.nark,
the wife of H. Hargreaves, &q.. of a daughter.
HOPPER.—August 31, at At. Margaret'estreet„ Canterbury, the
wife of Hr. F. Hopper, of a son.
MONTEFlORE.—fiententher 1, at Rouptlipark, StreathamßM,
Mrs. J. Montetture, of a daughter.
NORM—August 31. at Roughant, Norfolk, the wife of C North,
Mau., of a daughter.
SNELL—September 2. at Gothic House. Upper Tuise.hill, the
wife ni Y. W. Snell, Eat . of a son.
TA PPlN.—Auglist 111, at Lee. Kent, the wife of G. C. W.Tappen,
Nay., of • son.

MARRIAGE 9.
DEEENEam—CORNER.—Auguat 31, at Sleight's Church, near
Vl'hlthy, Yorkshire. by the Rev. T. Walker. R. Debeilliam.
Fey., of Heath House, CommerelaLmail East, to Elizabeth
Maw daughter or the late J. Corner, Fag , of W hitby.
FARMER—MARK.—August SI, at Thursby. Cumberland, by
the ger. J. Huntley. W. Farmer, Esq., of Old Kent-road, 40
Judith. daughter of the late T. Mark. Req., of Thursby.
GREG—RATHBONIL—September 2, at the Ancleut Chapel.
Toxtethliark. Liverpool. by the Rev. J. H. Thom, Eustace, 14.11
of W. It. Greg, ROI., to Emily, daughter of the late R. Rath-
bone, Ng.
HtkiIIAN—PATTENDIS.-18eptensher 3, at St. 011eire church.
C.amlierweU, by the Rev. Win. Chapman, M.A.. Fredtriel.
Rosman, son of Mr. George Holman, builder, Ac.
171417:14, Sumer, to Elizabeth Margaret Pattenden, of War•
Linton, In the same county.