The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-16 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RILTURNB.

lifts. Pro Mee- Total, TotaI,RAILWAYS open langare shandies 1932 1941
Weak aiding Jan. 19. as & & &
riAt Indian :
Bengal Di. ision 3201 2,779 4,763 7.334 9,799
Week aiding March 27.
Detroit and Milwaukee
Week ending March VL
Great Wester", of Canada 345
Week eliding April 12.
Glasgow d South Western —.
Week ending April 13.
Great Luxembourg
London and Illuckwall
North Lendon
Oswestry and Newtown

meoi Immo
- 8,100 7P

THE DEEPEST " DUO " WELL inc THE WORLD.—
A clever lecture by Mr. Hoary Oath tells is that the War-
ren farm well is not an Artesian, having been dug, not bored.
The scientific facts, he says, learned from this great work
us : —That the upper green and has no existence in this
locality ; that the genii is double its usual thickness ; that
Mr. Marti°, of Pulbmough, is right in saying that gault
should he classed with chalk ; and, lastly, that di iggng is
better than boring a well. The upper chalk extends 418
feet; the lower, 214 ; the grey marl, liio ; blue marl,
173 ; firestone, 8 ; gault, 262 ; ditto with green
mad, 25 ; clay, 5 ; green sand, 5 ; ferruguians
beneath ; from which we may deduct 10 per cent.
for the dip. In the strata pierced fossil oysters and
ordinary gault fossils were found ; also fossil wood, perfo-
rated by the teredo, in some eases having the cavities filled
with bisulphate of iron. He believed the water cams from
Ditcbliog Common. Mr. Hollis said that the Artesian well
at the County Lunatic Asylum at Hayward's Heath was
nearly 900 feet deep, aid its supply derived from the kern-
giaous strata. The water was very wholesome, and the supff,
abundant that, after they had pumped out 40,000
, it hardly lowered the level one inch.—Smers
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EQUITY COURTS.—ANILL 15.
Wore the Lord Chasesnor.)
U. Chian d'Yst Aare, Procurear Impfaisle of Frame,
amnia into court with his londship, and occupied a esat on
the bench during the subsequent proceedings.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—APRIL 15.
Sittings to Banco.—(Before Lori Chief Justice Cockburn,
mat Justices Crompton, Blackburn, and Bettor.)
NM QUM'S COUNWM. _ . .

Mr. Hindmarsh. who obtained his patent after the Trinity
Terri bauoo sittings, was this morning called within the
tar, and took his seat accordingly.

HAW= V. 'WADSWORTH AND OTHIMS.
Mr.ll.newlee, Q.C. said this was an action tried at the
last Guildhall after term sittings, at Guildhall, before Mr.
Justice W*htman„ when the jury returned a verdict for
the plaintiff . He moved, by the permissionrn of the learned
judge, for a rule to show cause why upon one of the issues
the verdict should not be entered for the defendant. He
also moved for a new trial, on the ground that the
verdict was against the weight of the endows, &c.
The action was an infringement of • copyright
for woven fabrics, under the Mb and 6th
°hap. 100. The plaintiff and defendants were
manufacturers at Halifax, and it was contended on the
trial that the defendants had infringed designs for patterns
for woven fabrics. The learned counsel said the question was
novelty of design and not of application, and he contended
that one of the infringements, • "star," was in =
before the registration. The learned craneel deo
a simrYt " star " upon oil cloth, _exit* helms that ap-
plied to woven Mince by the ,
.

Lusatia' aim 111 in toe registration of the design.

A qt
Rule granted.
The Procureur Imperials of Prance visited the court this
morning ; he was announced by the Lord Chief duties, sad
was introduced by the AticesepOssenil, sod took • seat
within the bar, where be remansd .we. time, and appeared
to take greet isterest in lb* preesedbigs.