The Express.
London, England, 1868-01-31 00:00:00

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.:

PIUDAT, JANCIRY 31, 9 Lig.

3r. W.
17:11717J-)211.364;7\ 16.1.
Aberdeen .. 00.32 f 42! W.N.W.
Laub ..... law tlao sAv.
ardruaan..lo.47f ,4ii B.W.
Greencastle. 29.441P46 W.
Vaiontia let1011:4, W.d.W.
Cape Clear 29.931 50i W.
Bnehe's Pt-19.441R0 W.R.W.
Lieurpool - 34.81 f'6o tt
liar bead 19.76 f i4B B.W.
reetenoe -110.11 f 60 W.S.W.
Brost ..
10.24f146 S.W.
Lorieutlo.24fl46, O.W.
Rochefort 10.291`1/ 4.2.
Plymouth 30.11146 W.B.W.
Weymouth-30111)4e W .B.W.
Portamoalli 10 100:41 LW.
London ,10.01119 W.S.W.
Yarrnoatb 29.20 f 48. W.S.W.
1 desibmoegli 20.471140 W.
*Nebo 21 651 51 NAV.
fikudegues 10.261120 B&W.
Heisler WO 142. N.W.
Brussels 20.13 104 16. W.
Paris 10.33 iSS N. N.Y..
I.yoria ea 65 )37, ti .E.
Ilsart'sCon.lo.9sr.l4. N.N.R. . -
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Barometer mewled and redneed to is deg. et sea level. The
letters r (risiefe, f (falling), a (steady), indicate direction of
mottunof the mercury within last 14 hours. Thermometer exposed
In shade. Extreme forms, with Redirection during last 24 hours.
2.-eahn. Weather: b.-blue sky ; clouds (detached, ;L-
-(ng ; h.-bail ; L-llghtuisg ; m.-relaty hazy ; a-overcast
(dull); r -rain ; e.--anow-thunder. Rain fall, snow or
hail :melted), daring laid U boon. Bea &Ruthann°,
REMARKS.
The distribution of barometrual preasure this morning duly
resembles that remarted yesterday, with the exception that the
readings are &boat three-tenths of an Melt lower than they were.
The change at Nairn has not been has
so great, while at
Valenti& the decrease since last night has been 045 inch. The
lowest pressure Is reported from Nairn, and la 1.1 inch less than
that at Lyons. Temperature is higher almost everywhere -the
change has been greatest on the Channel Lome. Last ortalug
there was a southwesterly gale on the southeast coast of England,
alio at Leith, ensl le the Idea Channel. It is still blowing strongly
on the northeast coast, while In the English Channel and to the
iwad of Ireland the wind Is fresh from the same direetion. Heavy
rein has fallen on the north and west coesta Much fog is re-
ported from VaI.:MM. Weather impairs unsettled.

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6 1 B.W.
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(Isom OtH OWN cosserrolmErr.)
A correspondent of the Times at Constantinople
PARIS, THCItstDaT EVENING.
writes :—" Twelve years have mama since the Christians
A very curious revelation was made in the Corps have been admitted to some share in the government, but
Legialatif yesterday on the usual motion to confirm there is scarcely • trace of this participation having pro-
the minutes of the last sitting. Incredible as the dated any good. Greeks, Armenians, kr., have become
statement must be thought, it stands confessed pachas. They have become members of various councils,
that the votes of the French Chamber are taken they have had a share in the administration of the pro-
upon such a loose system that mistakes occur in rinses, yet one can say, without fear of contradiction, that
thereavi bas not been aalotliheeidnshitanzifo.f sTnyheone of
.them
the recorded result ; that these mistakes are not hn
unfrequent, excite little surprise, and when made tion tflin
anY y tinn
snowed them in affairs ay he small'then may be
e
cannot be set right. In the first place it was ad- great practical difficulties in carrying • vote against a
mitted, but not explained, that Viscount de Ker- Mussultaan majority in the councils but still there was
veguen, whose name appeared in the division list an opportunity, and • brilliant one too, for any one pos-
as having voted for government on the interpella- seising honesty, moral coursge, or capacity, but there has
tions about the cemeteries, was not in the bs:firaeoanneptt ay. la. hanimeelinifin fanthiennnieu"nereenict RoGI from
house at the time. Had he been there, he Pat the Christian members ; either they will have made
would have voted against M. Haussmann. Next use of their position to secure their share in the plunder,
M. Emile 011ivier, who is confined to his bed or they will play the part of sleeping, at any rate silent
from his accident at the church of St. German and obsequious, partners. Whenever there is • want of
some Christian for a higher afnd more responsible position,
l'Auxerrois, was set down as having voted for th©
et:, foriainsthtene instance, in tht
difficultyecao tinhe new goy
.vemy
oorsneofifteftnrdtihae,
interpellations. When these instances of inaccu-
racy, of transcendent importance at any time, but position, or to be trusted." z
has just translated into
more especially on the occasion of such a close
M. adislas Mickiwic
division as 103 to 100, were mentioned, President French • manuscript of his father Adam, and publishes it
Schneider made the extraordinarily nonchalant under the title of "Les Premiers Siicles de l'Histoire de
observation, " There is nothing more to be said
Polomis."
upon the incident." M. Glair Bizoin exclaimed, The Rouen journals are filled with praises of
r
"There were many other mistakes ;" and
the manneed Lucia
r in which Mtbdlle
teiimAdetrelinaa• Path, tic,. two evenings
wn.
Viscount Clary rose and said that two of his col- A beck, .„
LYEA FOR THE UNTORTUNATZ. —Professor
leagues, who, at the time of the division, were in F. C. Skey, in the course of • letter to the Times on be-
the library, had asked him, "in order that they half of reformatories, remarks ; tale of woman's
might not be disturbed," to vo':,e for them against f anll4in reaffily told. It starts with ea Innocent country
y attractive ; a young gentleman of the
the order of the day. To his surprise their votes Lily to which she is • dependent sees her, pays her some
were not counted, and he knew there were other ss ligili ts attention,esays •e
ven izfeitprukitnnd wor.cl: an
mac2..ua easy intance-
similar cases. I say nothing of the regulations mopre nasSa7.l), Presents follow, clandestine interviewosr,
which seem to allow voting by proxy, although redges of ptaction, and the girl is seduced, and
such a privilege is certainly not in the constitution. detected. coed
Sit.
is dismissed.
Ite.rikagreala criaemids
It must be usual, because nobody objected to at home, she sinks deeper, till she is engulfed in
it as irregular. It was done, but not the
Tetrurouli% Tliu tee idea
f !lat. &need are sacrifices her
accurately done. All that M. Schneider said Bible to .be sits of mens
through their Pain
on
2 They are
ultimately was that the vote had been care- seduced through their affections,
fully verified, and as it was " in exact conformity through their sense of
pdalgen of support altdirproteetionsnce oonn his pledge of marriage.
with what had been proclaimed at the moment of They aro sea-aced by repeated entreaty, by love of finery
the vote it could not be diary As Peter and drrhs.la taste. iniplaar.Z.i.tehez by natureforfor.r.mr-
Pinder said, " strange, very strange, extraordi- they live sad move. Can it be supposed that the
nary thing." A recorded vote of the representatives :meaty of their
ttravaganrisen
TixThise
are a stenteenntoedin4entiee
Wilms Au. c Btormrs.—The will of the Hon. Sir of the people is different from what it would have titude for kindness, by curiosity yAU these motives Lraa;
been if taken, and yet the announcement reveal and others but rowel *if ever do they veld to
Frederick William Ad lobos Wright Bruce G.C.B. late n accurately
dormant. They • ain
of Washington, in th:United States, was Proved in' Loa. of the accumulated mistakes, instead of producing - womi,;tito er.ions are pet becaure
Charles Bruce, and Frederick Peske,Esq.,solicitor,Gray's-
don, on the 9th ult, by his brother, the Hon. Thomas any sensation, instead of leading to a searching in- they love. the weak and assailable point in • woman's
character is obedience--obedienos to • stronger will, to the
inn. The will is dated Nov. 24, 1856 • and is attested by 1 ventigation of the regulations which could render man who ou ht to he her ottittoi protector who really
Frederick Antrobus and W. A. C. Bar'rington, both of her such a monstrosity possible, is passed over as an regulates and rules end directs ell her though:4, her move-
Britannia Majesty's diplomat's service. The testator died,
Sept. 19 last, at Tremont House, Boston, U.S. The per- ' this law of implicit obedience, rooted in nature, declared in
Heal property in this country was sworn under 70,000 e. " accident of course," and the mention of it scarcely menu, even her dress. This relation between the sexes,
occupies twenty lines in the Mu/titan. ! Seriptare, should never be lost sight of in any propoesl
He bequeaths to his nephew, the Earl of Elgin The Prase already announces its intention to made on behalf of women • lost to virtue; as we
and Kincardine, a legacy of 10,000 f. ; to his god-
son the Honourable Frederick Brew, 7, d meet the government persecution of the press in term it, to their recovery or benefit. If they are
airmen we are greater sinners. If we cannot put •
to his niece, the Hon. Louise Bruce, s,oooe—the soniand the way which I suggested a few days ago would stop aseduction and we never shall, let thatt least share
ciliax.h,t(e.i. of the laLtzkearl... .
lThe titer bequeaths
octitote his be the most effectual—namely, by &Ailing not the e peaal.stand 'never.tould we frett, bower:roil.
tinuanee of an sasuity'of 2001. ; end to his executor, Mr: only to attempt any criticism of the debates bus iumney resp7s-ae.. I considerntte itsavidmenar ofw these
Feake. a legacy of 1,0001. He leaves to his man-servant. to reproduce the official report of them. It begins miserable women • natiocal disgrace. We make them
Charles, 500/.; and to each of his other servmts one year's
wages. All legacies to be free of duty. He appoints his and thieves and drunkards ; we burry them to pre-
by passing over altogether the first dey's speeches mature death, cut them off from all the resources of social
said brother residuary legatee. The will of the late in the debate on the Press Bill. If, as expected, life, giving them neither help nor sympathy. They are
Miss Elizabeth Bolton, of 157, King's-road, Chelsea, who 3i mi.,. si.,,k, today, dM. pinwrd atie.ndoned by man, but not, I hope, I:,y the mercl of Oa.
died
on 19 last, aged 59, was proved in the London • --- - -r---- ay, an • From the boar a girl yields to the overwhelming in-
court on the 18th ult., under 14,0001. personalty. She has answers him, then the Pre,sse will to-morrow imam brought t" war on her, end the consequences
left the following charitable bequests :—To the Church of
Ragland Itiesionary Society. 1,0001. stock ; St. Giles and '
so to the expense of laying what they •of which she ass form no ides, the attachment en her aide
1 bermes more dawnd depending, while the gratification
St. George, Bloomsbury, Refuges for Homeless and Des- my before All readers as being something of the man's passiis but the first stegirtizards in
titute Children and Ragged Schools, Field-lane Rigkt exceptionally interesting. In taking this conree I krona sad siglies• Fee a brief repeoe, whisk site
Refuges., and the National Lifeboat Institution each 50M. cadged of tnisrert resibl of affeedoe, plasm, and
stook ; the Niitiowil nod law, gam& ....4,d vidi believe, though I would be sorry to be too rare, •!aan -- oaks to lowest ler thoughts from ben ter-
Bell Trinity Cluireh, Sioane-stmet, Chelsea, 200/. stock ; the Pivot has " the law on its aide." President I Abut . But the bead between them is sliAt and
the Sodety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, 1001. Dawn= Dos indeed ruled it to be unlawful to ' easily rent asunder. His pleasures pals, the two have no
stock ; and • like rum to the churchwardens of HolyWeettty of istered in life, no revesige mum to uphold, or
Trinity Church, to be app Red to the dental *spumes 1 Pledgee " textual extracts" from the speeches in a objeet to serve. Re resegaisss in his victim a stop on his
Carew. Peirce. Oirs thirtaxso DAT.—
of that .harsh.—/liestreded London News. leading article ; but it hie yet to be decided that • Progress in life, a blot se his cow% obese society affords
: papermay not quote;„„le A__,,, him noes of the comforts or sympathies of a virtuous mar-
THCBSDAT. JAI. 30.
,712; on payment, 1,928 ;1
ditto by some *ions, 1,712 ; total rialtos% 4440. • debate, although it has omitted the one of yester- rushes into the streets for bread."