The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-19 00:00:00

WEATHER REPORT.

nan.omommmerofoLl

B. E. IY. D. E. C. I. B.
—.--- .-- --.
NAM .. ... 1 83.13 43 61 8. 2 b 1
Allansills.... 110.12 43 41 B.W. 1 b 1
Lim 30.21 68 46 Z. 2 b 1
Bsaw7cl 3O. 46 42 W. 9 1 1
Assiosll4ll 80.22 60 44 Z. 1 t 2
PORTI2SII 180.17 46 43 Z. 2 5 1
82111.65 30.29 43 41 W.N.W. 2 o 3
GALWAY
6244.74017411 30.23 64 53 W.N.W. 7 0 2
larsarooi. 80.24 49 48 S&L 8 8 1
Vslarra BO.ll 114 62 8.8.11. 4 5 2
Quesatstows 30.07 61 60 8.11. 4 0 8
Yassoirtz 30.23 64 61 Z. 3 o 8
LOssus 13221 62 60 Z. 7 0
Orris ..80.21 64 64 8.5. 6 o 4
Pole2stiottl..l3o.l2 64 62 Z. 8 1 2
PoirrLati)..... 8813 54 52 E.B.E. 9 o 4
10tym0017....120.119 62 60 Z. 6 1 3
Panslacs....lllo.lo 56 53 E.B.E. 2 5 4
CoPssimaziL. 45 E. 9 0 1
1121.081 it in EACH 1 b 6
Baser 3303 a E. 1 b 2
BATUW 2290 le E. 3 b 1
Lassos

EXPLANATION.
eted sad redone,! to as

13.1°met5'r

at taaaa Is

level ; each 10 feet, of vertical rise, canting about cone-hundredth
of an inch diminution : and each 10 deg., above 32 deg., causing
nearly three-hundredths increase. E.—Exposed thermometer
in shade. M.—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew
point), D.—Direction of wind (true—two points kft of meg.
mile,. Y.—Force (l to 12—estimated). V.—Cloud (1 to 9). 1.-
111104 s b, blue sky : c. clouds (detached) : f, tug; h, hall :1,
lightning; m, misty (I=4) ;o, overcast (dull) :r, rain; wow
t, thunder. B.—tleadisturbance (1 to 9). Z.—Cahn.

PREVIOVO 7O THIS REPORT. EXPECTED TILL NEXT REPORT.
N._Britatn-8. to W. to N. and B.W. to N. and N.—Fresh—

.E.--'Fina.

to E. and 8.1. N.W.. N.Z., I.L.
Trash.
Coaat—W.N.W. to N. and
B.lL—Fraab
Intend—L to L—Yreall—

T.. z. to 8.9. W. —Fresh—Ftho.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Herefordshire (ship), from Bombay, Sept. 30, Ist 36 N, lon 34 W.
James Gray (brig:, from 8 side et Cuba for London, Sept. 15, lot
23.10, lon 84.
Madge Wildfire laldp), from Liverpool for Bombay, Aug. 24, Ist
itafil 9, lon 35.15.
Murray (ship), for Adelaide, Aug. 26, lat 11 4, lon 21 W.
Nil Desperandum, from. London for China, July 19, lat 39 8, lon
44 K
Petebeleo, from Whampoa for London, Sept. 24, lat 31 N, lon
39 W.
Ruben, for Algoa Bay, Oct. 7, lat 48 N, ion 9 W.
14111 ism 1i0der.1.94 from Liverpool for Bombay, Sept. 11, lot 13.9

i, lon

THE SMUGGLING ar SournamPron.—The eight
defendants remanded on Monday by the Southampton ma-
gistrates on a charge of being concerned in smuggling 2061 b.
of foreign manufactured tobacco and Ilb. llox. of cigars, on
board the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Delta, viz.. Robert Hamilton, chief engineer; John Cock-
burn, James Young, John Ch.dmers, and J. C. Edney,
ariaant engineers • Francis Kelly, leading fireman • Wil-
liam Allen, principal storekeeper ; and Edward dipper-
thwaite, quartermaster, on Thursday surrendered to their
bail. Mr. Beverley, jun., appeared on behalf of her
Majesty's Commissioners of Customs ; Mr. F. Leigh,
solicitor, for the defence. Mr. Beverley intimated
to the bench that the Board of Customs withdrew
from the prosecution against ill the defendants excepting
Kelly and Allen, believing that they were the persons who
had introduced the tobacco on board the ship. They were
accordingly charged on au information exhibited by Mr.
Beaumont, the collector of customs at Southampton, with
having been on board a ship liable to seizure within a port
of the United Kingdom, whereby each of them forfeited
1001. The facts of the case, as already published, were for-
mally substantiated. Mr. Beverley pressed for a conviction.
It transpired that three men—lngram, Sheath, and Baum°
--abeconded from the town on Sunday after seeding a note
to Kelly exculpating the engineers. The magistrates, Mr.
Bernard, Colonel Strettoo, Captain Tinling, R.N., Mr.
Alderman Dusautoy, and Mr. Cooksey, sentenced the de.
fendanta to a penalty of 1001. each or six months' imprison.
meat. The ship is restored to her owners.
Casual:ff.—The Queen of Freedom, Captain
Richardeoe, from Loudon to Colombo, sailed from the
Downs on the 13th of March last, and has not since been
heard of. _

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yesterday, it was resolved to establish • new joint stock
bank in that town on the limited liability principle. The
capital to be 500,0001., in 100/. shares. The " idea" has
bees in some respect before the public for the last fortnight,
and has been very favourably received.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH&
BIRTHS.

ARKMlllo.llT.:—.oetoher 14, t 1:1?1,1toston, Beds, the wife of

R. W. arkwrlght. Kay., of e daughter -
BLAKIRTON.—Oetober 15, at Shelton Lodge. Stoke-upon-Trent.
the wife at Y. Blakaaton, ray , of a daughter.
BC IttIOWIL--October 16. at Woolwich, the wife of Colonel

.- -
Burrows, ILA., of n daughter.
D.ivjas.-9ctober 16, at Blandforaloquare, the wife of the Rte.

J. L Davin, of a daughter.
11,9)}121.D...- October 15, at ThrWell-street, Bristol, the wife of

Illr. Y. Hadfield, of awn.
RlRWAli.—October 15, at If ountloyeguare. Dublin, lenly Vic-
toria Mary Kirwan, of a daughter.
LAITEIL —October 16, at Fulham, the wife of the Rev. A. S.
fetter. of a daughter.
Illf MAN —October 16, at Severe Iles near Worcester, the wife

—;,111 R Ramon, LW., of a daughter.
PAT' ISON.--October IS, at Boundary-road, St. John's wood,
the wife of If. J. Pattiaon, Esq., of • SOU.
PORT.—October 10, at Richmond Cottage, liew.road, Hammer-
smith, the wife of Mr. C. Port. of a son.

MARRIAGES.

cuarrr—BLAßlFlTON:loc4;berl73, at Thorpe, near Norwich.
by the Rev. 11. M. Illaldaton, M.A., F. A. enhitt, Kau., Captain
Regt. Fusiliers, to Bertha Harriet, daughter of the Late I'.
Itlakiston, Ifsq.. Commander R.N.
EDMISTON—LAY.—October 17, at Camberwell, by the Rev. O.
Rogers, Mr. O. D. Edmiston, of Olengall.terraoe, Old Rect.
road, to Ranh Amelia, daughter of J. Lay, Esq., of Adding-
ton.aquare, Camberwell.
FREUD—KINGSFURD.—October le at the pariah church of
Kensington, by the lev. B. Riugaford, M.A., O. It. Freed.
Esq., of Canterbary. to MIA Laura, daughter of IL Kingsford,
Esp., of Queen's
JAMen—OVERTOrT=I6, at the pariah church. Lea-
mington, by the Rev.. 7. Craig, H. V. Jame*, Esq., to Maria
Dorothea, daughter of J. Overton, Esq., of Coventry.
gAMWELL—WATTA.—Detober 15, at Mt. Andrew's, Plymouth,
by the lev. O. D. Doodney, Captain F. Sarnwell, 11.11.'s Innen
Army, to Farah Nugent, daughter of Captain B. R. Watt*, R.N.

DEATHS
ATlCTN.—Ociaber IS. at Norwich, Kenneth Mackenzie Atkin,
son of Lieut.-Colonel W. Atkin, Canadian Hides, l'rescoi,
ranada.
BARRAUD.—Octohm. -• •

-..etAUD.—October 16, at Lower Norwood, Mary Ann, widow
of the late J. Barraud, Bag., of Denmarbblo, Camberwell,
ailed GO.

BEiCiLeetaber 15, at Bloottleld-rnad, Malda.6lll. Ann Rebecca.
relict or L. 11. Burt, But., sled 67.
FLETVEILL —October 16, at Ilighbury.grange, T. Pletcher,
51.Ltristoter 14: at Saasex-street, Commercial road, 8., Capt.
laita
pi f aged
Neead .--October 14, Yr.s
J. Pearson, of Minna place,
Horrow, 42Piiidlagt 58.
11111P6ON.—Oolober 1% amt lbw"— 11 Hall, near Selby, Clara.
dater of . Mosso% , aired SA
SPRINOSOUTH.—Oetober 15, at Rectory-road, West lisclmey,
8. 81.11665116t8, RR, 866 d 67.

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