The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-21 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

111212AT1. Mlles Pas- Me• Total, Total,
open smilers dandles 1863 IkB2
Week ending Jan. 17. C Z t g
Glasgow &Routh Wagon 193 7,032 7,249
Watt eastern
... 11,091 5,315 17.307 16,394

. ,
Week ending Jan. 18.
tines Lantabown
Oaweetry and Newtown
&Lewdloos & Newtown 42 316 517 863 WO

GROSS CIiIIILTY TO • CHILD. John Lawler
Begot, clothier. Weaken. DMZ Liverpool, who wee appre-
hended lest week as seepielos of having ceased the death
of Evelyn Wells, a child who lived in his Louse, by places;
her upon a hot iron stool, wee brought before the Woolton
magistrates ou Monday, and committed for trim! oa • charge
of manslaughter. The prisoner was admitted to bail is the
same amount as bad been previously kid by the commie,
namely, himself in 2001. and two sureties of 1001. each. It
was stated in evidence that Begot was a drunkard, and was
11! the habit of going into the children's room when they
were in bed sod holding a lighted candle over their eyes.
On the nth inst., before the deceased was put on the stool
at the fire, the niuse•girl heard the prisoner muttering
" I'll do it ; I'll do it." The prisoner, when naked if he
wished to make any stateliest, denied the charge.

FATAL AOCIDENT ON THE NORTH LONDON RAIL.
WAY.—Yesterday evening Mr. Humphreys, the 001.004111.,
held an inquiry at the London Hospital respecting the death
of Ezekiel Watts, aged 27, who was killed on Friday bet
tinder the following circumstances. The deemed was a
fireman in the employ of the North London Railway, and
on the day in question he came with a train of coal tracks
to the Bow Station, where he eras ordered to beck his train
into • sidiog, to bring out the Camden-road train. This was
done, and while both trains were in motion be leaned over
the tender, which was first, to attach it by the coupling-
iroos to the Camden train. While doing so he fell over,
and was jammed between the two trains. receiving shocking
injuries, which produced almost instantaneous deoth. A
gentleman who represented the railway company stated
that it was usual to couple trains while in gentle motive, in
order to obviate the shock to the break-chains consequent
upon getting trains into motion. The Coroner haring
summed up, the jury returned the following verdict
" That deceased was killed by falling from a oertain fogies
while trying to attach the said engine to • train while both
were in motion ; and the jury consider that there ought to
be an express prohibition against coupling trains while in
motion."

At:ell:neer ON THR CORNWALL RAILWAY.—As the
last up-train on Monday was on the point of leaving Par
station, the crank belonging to one of the males of the engine
Ostrich soddenly snapped, and the engine was rendered
males. The train was due at Par at 7.17, but did sot ar-
rive there until 7.35. The station-master at once telegraphed
to Truro for another engine, and after waiting au hour and
twenty-6re minutes one was foithoomiog. The pwengers
whiled away the time as pleasantly as they could amid a
night of driving wind and rain, bat when the engine arrived
it was found that the train could not proceed. At nine
o'clock the last down train was due at Lostwithied ; Par at
9.13. So the unfortunate train was obliged to await the ar-
' rival of the down train, which was roots punctual than
usual, and at 9.1), two minutes after the train was doe in
Plymouth, the welcome whistle of the guard sounded, and it
set out. At 11.18, exactly two hours after time, the train
reached the arrival platform of the Plymouth station, having
come from Par is about three minutes law than the ordi-
nary tinse.—Weeteris Morning News.
THR Leer or HONOZHFORD SIISPINSION BRIDGE.
—Yesterday • number of workmen were engaged in remov-
ing the brickwork surrounding the anchorage of the chains
on the Surrey aide of the river preparatory to the taking
down the massive links which were used to support the
wood,. footway. These will be conveyed to Clifton, where
they will be employed in the construction of this suspension
bridge. The only portions of Hungorford-bridge still
rambling ere the two lofty towers in the centre of the
river and the chains, which latter are now in ODUrei
removal. The whole of the bridge proper has been elsand
away, many of the suspending irons having been left kneel,
hanging from the chains, while the tenon will mew be
pulled down, as they stand directly in the centre of the
roadway of the new railway bridge, the lower portfolio or
piece being still retaioed to support a portion of the sew
ovation. Hungerford Suspension bridge has been need for
public traffic since the let of May, 1845 (on which day it was
opened), a period of seventeen years. Its length was 1,342
feet, the width being 14 feet, while the length of the oeetral
span between the two piers was 676 feet. No him than 700
tons of iron were used in its construction, at east of 17.00 W.,
the mammy+ of the structure costing 60,000 f., sad the
approach. 13,000/. Ira tot coat omounted to HY2,24U.
The engineer was Mr. I. K. Brunel, from whose designs the
bridge, which attracted much admiration for =say yam,
was constructed.

CUBTAL PALACH.--ONI SHILLING DAT. —Tuls-
DAT. Jas. 10.—Adtonsioos on payment, 1.980: ditto by
animon ticket's, 809; total, 2,099.

Importing tea without colour on the leaf pre.
nuts the Chinese pasting cal Inferior brava leaves as is the
usual kiwis. klarniman a Tea le meadow* therefore always
pad alike. hold In packets by LIM acials.—(Aavertiseasst.l

MARKET&

TALLOW. Tonsnar Emilia. The marina was
quiet, at tbs following prices :—Spot and all Ms month,
44a. ; April to Joao, 44a. ed. ; October to Daassibas,
46.. 6d. Detnisy to last sorniag. 31611 arks; arrivals,
DOM

COTTON.—LivpirooL, JAN. 20.—Oar market magnum.
prim. 71", ishisro 2000 is.
:19Z40 *l=
it 19d. to Mit ; 1,300 &nat. UK
to 17 ; 200 Eaptian, 22d. to 24d. ;50 Parma, 25..
50 21d. ; 10 Marannsm, 24d. ; of nide& I,ooo'w
for epic tion and export. The nook's Import 90,017 Wis.

001 TON Goma —llasaiuurna, JAL 20.--la yams
Users bee boos no hosiers today. A derided pore bat cc.
earned la bosiseas, nobody emus exastly to Imo. the MOOR
why. It is partly attributed by emus to the advance it
discounts, whilst others attribute it to the recent advice'
from Atomics. Yet so one seems to see in the America
mews earthling but evidence of looser and more protracted
stavrogle, sad why this should affect banner ia not very
obvious. Rayon do not appear disposed to operate for say
wariest. There is so mow feature in the cloth market, sr.
apt that the it:F11111k in the demand for India fabrics
which the trout Calcutta last week gran
some hopes has mot taken pima In tiess
geode we me told there has been nothing whatever
dnog. This branch of our trade appears to be very semi*,
to any depression of the cotton market, sad the gamine.
in cloth is manly attributed to the Mode of trade at Liver.
pool. The prices of elothare unchanged, and manufactures
disposal to maintain their osotatiom with Inman'.
appear
is a disposition animist the 130031 trade, as there has
beet fur some weeks past, to do busions, especially in
printing cloths, but it has not yet led to any results
worth mentioning so far. Buyers for long cloths, for
Alexandria base been again' mal&g some inquiries, and
manufacturers have is some cases taken orders, but womb
at prime which cam hardly 110.111 the east of making, thong
they may mitigate the ices which would result from tenpin
Joachim'', actually idle. Some little weeks'. has maul.
fasted itself with some a the holders of both yarn and cloth,
bet it la quite exempitinaL

WOOLLEN.—Lizoe, JAL 20.—The markets thu
morning were °sly quiet. The attendance of buyers was
pretty good, but comparatively few sales were effected.
This may partly be amounted for by the stormy weather
prevalent during the last day or two, which has impeded
manufactaiers in thew' operatioes. Low Melton, are now
very scarce, and command advanced rates ; the few there
were in the Balls today ware quickly bonght up, but the
very low qualities are now almost oat of the market. 14
plain cloths the transactions today were insignificant.

I X ANIVACI'nEs. —HIMDKR81111.1:0, Jar. 20. —Then
have been more buyers in the market today than as say
market day once the commencement of the year. Thee
seemed to operate most in low goods for shiieg and on.
priced fancies, for home trade. The middle sad better.
class goods have found buyen more readily and a better
feeling has prevailed, so much so that strong hopes are
entertained of a healthy spring trade.
WOOLS.7llntiriniartztx, JAN. 91—Some moderate

puede have bees meld daring the week, bat the dewlap.'
tads/ hes bows desk. Nolen an, however, se ti6p.tiog
ea aerly improved deomade and priest an ocearquently
arm.

CORN.—lint., JAIL 20. —At to-day's market a fair sup.
ply of Roglimb wheat, which moves off slowly at barely last
week's currency. Foreign neglected, but not pressed to
any reduction. Barley for malting supports late sates;
grinding rather trier. Beans and peas unaltered. Os
slow sale at prior in favour of buyer.. The foreitderi.
are as ports last week under: Wbeet, 1.331 qtr. •
t3l; oats. 190; peas, 306 ; linseed, 2,000; od ;ekes,
tons; bones, 32.
Lima, Jag. 2Q:—Our buyers an spin, we find, veiy
diffident about making purchuss of wheat, and there is so
little business transacted that priors may be written noon.
sally the same r Friday. Barley sells at late rates. Beans
and other articles without sherrien in rake'.

7:II7I;OO47iNT2(3.LVATI;;;;VAd onlya limited
at-
tandend of millers and dealers at this morning's market,
and wheat must be quoted ld. per metal lower than Fri.
day, with a small Wainer. Flour wee dull of sale at 6d.
per barrel and reek reduction. Indian axe was offend
sparingly. and prime mixed could not be bad except as as
advance of Is. per quarter on Friday's prices. Oats and
oatmeal meet a fair inquiry at full rates. Beans are held
for 6d. per quarter mom mosey. Per and barley firm.
The market has ruled dull in the extreme for wheat and
flour, and strong for all other articles of the trade.
Mint, Jul. 20.-Weather is boisterous, with a
northerly gale. At to-day's market we had a fair show
wheat, which maintained last week's prices for best rm.
plea ; damp qualities, 6d. to la. cheaper. Barley in limited
supply, and Is. per. higher. Beans and peas-prier firm.
Priem per imperial qr. to the : - Wheat, white,
new, Glib.. to 6.11b5. per im bushel, Ma. to 535. ;
ditto red, 6111 n. to 6211 r., 4 to 413 e. Barley, best
Chevalier malting, 531ba. to 54Ibc, 37.. to 40a. ; ditto,
runs Chevalier malting, 521 b.. to 531ba.. 335. to 36e.; ditto,
distilling, 50ibs. to 51115., 30s. to 32m. Oats, 361 b• to
421b5., 24a. to 27& Beans, old, 63114. to 651ba., 42e. to
48s. ; new, 631bs. to 641b5., 365. to 38..
NriVCABTLX, Jag. 20.-We have had heavy falls of
mow this morning, with wind N.W. There was only •
moderate attendance of buyers at our market to-day, who
bought sparingly of wheat, hut in the limited trthiactions
that occurred, Baruch'''. rates were maintained. Floor
slow. Malting leaky ls per qr. cheaper. Oats were in
rather better request, and fully as dear as last week.
SALISBURY. Jan. 20. -At our market to-day the supply
of grain was not tarp, and wheat came to hand in bad con-
dition. The attendance was also more limited. Business
in wheat was confined to present requirements. and realised
last week's prices. Flour unaltered in value. Best malting
barley was in request, and sold at an advance of Is. to 2s.
per quarter, 425. per quarter being, in one or two bugaboo
refused other qualities were little sought after, and with-
out alteration in value. Trade in new malt steady, but
prior very firm. is other descriptions of grata hosiers
was steady, and prior nominally unaltered. Wheat, 40s. to
56e. Barley, 25.. to 43. Oats, 225. to 28• Beans, 42a.
to 50t. Peas, 36e. to 40a. Bye. 30e.t0 38s. per qr. Flour,
365. to 41s. per each. Malt, 645. to 66.. per quarter.

CATTLI.—IiALIBMItY, Jae. 20.—Oar market to-day
was shortly supplied with bouts, and the aterodseee was
alike short. The demand for beasts was slow, but primer
sorts realised late rates, while rougher animals were a little
cheaper, and many left unsold. The supply of sheep was
considerably below the average,. but of good quality,
and the fsw on offer sold readily, end the beet
Downs advanced about 4d. to fel. pee stone. There
was a much better supply of calves than of late, which sold
well, realieing according to their relative value. In the pig
market the so y was heavy, and • /arp amount of busi.
ems but prime remain statioessy. BM oz beef,
lla. 6d. to 12s. 6d. per score ; cow and heifer ditto, 10.. to
Ile. ; best Down mottos', Bd. to 80. per lb. ; other
breeds, 741. to 714. ; veal, 7d. to 74d. fresh pork, 7d. to
70.; salted ditto, 71d. to Bd., sad fra. ; to 10• per score;
gran bacon. Pd. per lb. ; dry ditto, 10d. ; sweet pickled
8A to 10d.; quarter obi stone pigs, Ida. to Hs. each,

(Advertizeineat.l—HouovAT's Pau.—Rierro•
tenon to illiAlTlL—When disordered meth= is Int noticed an
early resort to these purifying gdills wM ad all right again.
They Improve the appetite, strengthen the stomach. and over-
scene all Its difficulties. No Mao well adapted for the
sedentary and studious they MAW the berme, and give uni-
verse, tone to the rystem. Be the malady what it ma), Rano-
way's peril ying pills will abate rte severity and abridge its dun.
floe. 'They extract all poisonous matters from the blood, and
expel all pods humours trout the frame. Biliousness. notate:3o,,
nausea. distended% and constipation give 'my at once to thew
pills, whisk acting through the medium of the constitution, et.
excise a most beuelicial Inlitienee over the gettre body.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

ALISIANMEII--Jarreary 19, at Tolllhgtoassrk, Homey-rand.
the sit* of Mr. A. Aleasaaar. of a son.
CILIIIMINGTON.—January le, at If eroe•hill. Dulwich, the wife
of the Itar. N. G. Charrhftou. of a eon.
FlrlllllL—Jaaatry 17, at Wyndham place, Bryanatoo-square, the
wtfe of W. E. Mahar, is*, of a son.
00.8.11.—January IS, at I%eshato place, the wile of W. R. V.
Gore. Meg., M.P., of a sea.
MOLTEN.—Jaawary Is, at lasidowne.ereteent, Notting.tult, the
wife of A. Morals, hap.. of • dauldger•
NORTH.—Jwoary 10 st !Itacl,brath.hlll, the wife of the Ray.

I. ii. North. •daughter.
BHITHYAII3.--January lft, at ettarlwood-place, Warwick.
square, the wife d W. U. Shephaard, of a daughter.
TWOI,OBIB. —January IS, at Park-atratt.Orosseporaguare. the
Mom. Jim Midas* of a son.
MARRIAGES.
- - -

DALZILL—BATON— unary 16, at the pariah church, Hemp.
stead, by the Rev. T. Alma, Mr. J. Dahiel, of Soutoo.uounit.
Rainprof. to IDlssbeth Asa Wells, daughter of the late U.
Teton. liqoLtlio City.
RADEN—ltu.—Jarmary IL at St. Man's, ("antigun, by the
!WT. O. Morass. WWl= Henry. son of W. Iladru, Foo .of
Dudley. Worcestershire, to Matilde Elko Jane, daughter of

W. L Noolt, Jig.. of Cardigan.
HAMMOND—BUILHOUGHIEL—January la at Ipswich, C. W.
Hammond. Log., M.D.. to Dully, daughter of T. D'E. Bur.
Key of Ipswich.
HUN F.halt-40PP.-lanuary It. at Hove Church. Brighton. by
the Rev. J. Vaughan. M.A., H. W. Hunter. her Majesty &
Bombe pill lentos, to Janet. daughter of the late Ltent.
J. low. Bombay ?widows.
IrVIOCAZ-11HOLAW.—January IS, at ht. Thomas Church.
Dublin, by the ley. T. Butler, D. HWY:car. Esq.. of Liverpool.
to Marianne, daughter of the late J. Negras, EN., of Dews.
TIM

DEATHS.
BAKIL/L—Jaufary 18, at itary's-placs, Park road. !few Peck.
has, J. Raker. Jig., aged 70.
strasioor--Jaulsary 18, at N. Paul's-road, IhisSiost Ur. J.
Barbitigs, Med 78.
CRAPMAN.—January Ilk at Oaklands Redhlll. Surrey.
Colonel 0. Chapman, late of the 38th Bengal 7 1 eyed
00CES.—January 18, at Hastings, In Ms litth year, Robert
Lincoln, eldest ann of Robert Cocks, of Wilily House. Noll•na•
hlll, and of New Burlington-West, Loudon. friends will
kindly meth this Ustlasation.
GREES.—Janudh 17. at llanover.terrate, Regent spark. It
Green, Lou.. aged if.
NOTTER.—January 18, at Sydney-place. Clapham-road, Mr Ws
C. 8. Hotter, aged Oh
ORD.—January 141, at Tahstock-Plow, Sunderland. E. B. Ord.
Rio aged N.
WILKINION.—January 17, at Upton, Macclesfield, C. S. Wd•
kimono, rag., aged h. _

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