The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-05 00:00:00

TRAFFIC =TURN&

Mee Tar Mar. ToMal, Toed.
ILULWATL open senora. etbaollbs. MC 1114
Week ending t& It
Ballwin* Sea Trawler* 761 151 174 225
Week ending June 1L
OrangTrank ofainada —lO9O 19,723 16,492
Week ending Jane 70.
Sealing smel rasa
Trask ragtag :WI 1.
Cork and Yougkel and
QeseustonsDireel Int ail 79 510 459
Week ending July IL
Loudon, lidglgea, and 8
Cornet ll7f 14660 4,5115 2E485 11,701
South Zwerna

Csarraki. Wales Itazi.way.—A special general
mooting of the proprietors won held yesterday, s 4 the
WOStinilleillt Palace Hotel, for the purpose of cos-
eider* • propagates for the erentise of additional
capital, and aa qro sat with the 'William Railway
Company. Mr. W. Fuller Maitinad woe in the chair.
The proprietors ponied :moieties@ far the creation
and Moue of a. additional capital of 00,0001., in ordl -
tory shares of 101. each ; for exercising the compaoy's
Zerof borrowing on ISOripage to any extent sot meted-
-0,0001., and approving of au egreemest with the
Knighton Company, for the amalgamation of their and the
Gated Wales Company's uodertakinp, railways, worke,
and onaad as frees the Ist day of January, or the
1M day of July, whichever shall first happen next after
the spurning of the Central Wales Extension Railway to
Liandowq_for pub& traffic.
KNIGHTON RAILWAY. —At a meeting of the pro-
prises. of this company, held yesterday at ths Westminster
Palace Hotel, Mr. Gress Prove, is the chair, the
dire:ices were to rams 40,111101- is shares id IW.
each, awd barrow 15.300 f. The agressmat with the Oietnal
Wales Company wee approved
RAILWAY AND Pu Mae COMPAN OK IN PADUA/WM
—Mr. Hope Boset, Q.C., having bees hoard far the Berth
Loodos Railway, Mr. Daimon for the East London, and Mr.
Coleridge for the Metropolitan Railway, in oppositwe to the
Great Eastern Company's proposed Metropolitan &Mies and
Railways. the emunittes adjourned to this day, when,
after considering the bill for the Eastern 0011111.41 Junc-
tion*, it is expected that they will give • geoend
decision on the respective projects. The mos for
the Midland Great Weems of belied Railway Bills was
'ono:laded is Mr. Adair's committee, and Mr. &dwell
was beard far the opposition. The bill for the Herne Bay
and Reculver Fishery Cassy was passed in Mr. Poswick's
oommittes, subject to the Lowden of additional dames. In
the Lords a committee, comic
hag of Lard Walsingbam,
chainosa, sad Lords Northwick, Templaroore, &cathodes,
and Tredepz, met to woods& the bill of Om Metropolitan
and Bt John's-weed l&ilway, Bristol Port and Channel
Docks, and Bristol Extension Railways. The Metropolitan
and St. Joha's-wood bill being unopposed, was re-
ferred to Lord Rodeedales committee, and the merits
of the Bristol Channel Decks were subsequestly
coasidered, numerous witnesses Wag examined. A cow.
mitts*, the Duke of Richmond chairman, sat to °onside, the
bills for the Os oreery and Newtown Railways Amalgams.
lion, North Lades (Additional Powers), and the Canner-
theerihire Railway. The cam for the Oswentry and New-
town was first takes, sad evidese• called for the pro-
moters Mr. Brewster, Q.C., opened the are of the Bel-
fast Improvesseet Bill. of which Earl Grey is chairman, with
Lords Nelms, Melville, Rivers, and Wrottasley, and the
hill for the Harwich Corporation Bill I. nods, the coosidera-
Sion of mother emornittes, counting of Earl Romney, chair-
man; and Lords Truro, Carew, Harewood and Sal too, sad
Hamilton. _ _ _

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Rtcrruto LT TURIMIDOZ WILILL—On Saturday
night last a riot perfectly usprecedented in its eaters took
place at Tunbridge Wells. A few weeks ago it was ru-
moured that ea epidemic in the shape of typhee sad scarlet
fever bad visited the plate, sad as • isonsequenee • large
member of visitors left. The report appears to bare given
greet antioyasce, and as a Mr. Webber was identified with
it • lone mob of about 1,000 persona einembled I. front of
hr boon on the evening is questioe, and having bernt him
in effigy commenced to Mika his plate glass windows. The
small police force was unite powerless, and the crowd was
only dispened at • late hour by • heavy fall of rails. Oa
Sunday the excitement in the town contimied, and another
riot is rioesidered sa probable. It is said that the sanitary
inspector Dent down by Sir O. Grey, oe Mr. Webber's appli-
cation, could find oothloc to justify the evil reports respect-
ieg the unhealthy coaditios of the tows.
HORIIIYA24 '8 TR.( is choice and strong, moderate
In pries, and wbolcvome to use. These advantage* have secured
tee this too • general preference. It Is mold to packets by 2,r80
agesdn—indornsement.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

JOBIRIOII.—InIy 1, at Hangerhlll, Zang, the wife of A. H.
Johneon, jun., of twins, sou and daughter
IIETCALYIL—Job 1, at Clifton gardens, W., the wife of E.
isq., surgeon, of a daughter.
WANTON.—Jags I. at Booth Paiute, Wakegald, the wife of J.
If. Manton, L 9., of• son.
ILI BAIA GM

PANTIN-841TCHILL -July 2. at St. Mary's. Islington. C.
Pantie, EN of Pemberton-villas, Rt. John s park, U iTer Hol-
lo=yo )also, daughter of the late John Satchell, Fay
SPENCE.I4:-/IPENCEIL-6y t. at St. Ana* Wevernin,t.r. by
the Rem J. 11. Z. Spacer, ILA., John Charles. eon of Major
Sparse, lA* of the Banal Artillery, to Quoting, daughter of
George Spencer, Esq.
DEATHS.
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ELLIS—JuIy t, at John-areet:lieritelepaessee, Eleanor. the

wife of Mr U. T. Ella. . .
FOOT—Jaly 1, at Araneletaquare, Islington, Wary Ann. widow
of the late W. Foot, Kan., her Majesty', Custom& aced 67.
STASLEY--July 1, at Itaddox street, Hanoveroquarr, Anne.
wit* of C. IL Stanley. Fag.
VAUGHAN—JuIy 1. at Brighton, Emily Constance, daught,r of
the ley. J. Vaughan. aged

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