The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-14 00:00:00

WIND AND WEATHER REPORT.

(710 X 1112 011101 OF TILE ILICTIIO TILIOIOI
croxrAyr.)

MONDAY, At/Onsr 13.
Stations. Course of Wind. Slate of Weather.
Lothbury
Idascerter
Stolue-ins.Trant N.
Hoe.
Carlisle
losesarmr N.W.
Whitehsvon .... N.W.
Leeds N.W.
liroport
oud
Ipswich N.W. Lae.y.
Harwich
Derby ... N.W. Pine.
Le:oester
Nottingham W.
Leamington W.
Yarmouth N.W. Fine.
Cambridge
Lowestoft N N.W.... Fine.
Bristol
Plymouth N.B.
Gloucester N.E.
N.E..... Pine.
R.
N.

UAW
M0W................. N.
Niseatiory
Illsmemnignal... N.W. Pine.
Partmanalls
Cowes
Poole N W. Fine.
Great Grimsby W.
Gainsburougli
Boston
Holyhead
Dublin
Liverpool
M 41,8
Aberdeen
Perth
Dundee W.
Edinburgh
Glasgow W. Fine.
Berwtok &W.
Sunderland
Darlington
Whitby N.W
Fearbotough N.W. Cloudy.
Hull
Newcastle N.W. Fine.
Pork W. Cloudy.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

RAILVATL
Wnk• Jr

-4.
Mlles Pa& Her- Total, TM
14.
open. tie tiers. &auntie. 18.54. 1144
1.864 3.'

44 emit ending July
Grand'lrunk Balltray of -.aim& 388 0.306 6,173
Week ending August 11.
Glasgow and South Western 6.124 6,313
Week ending Aug. 18.
London, Brighton. end South
Coest. 181 17.030 2,974 21,001 17,433
24,139 84034

South kisteru

THE NEW ACT ON BILLS OF EXCHANGE ANDPRO-
MISSORY NOILS.—Leat week the Important New Act on
Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes, which remind the
rani assent on Monday, was issued. From and after the
24th October next, all action, upon bills of exchange or
promissory notes commenced, within six months after the
same became due, may be by writ of summons in the form
set forth in the schedule to the act. The plaintiff on filing
an affidavit of personal service may at once sign final judg-
ment, as set forth by another form in the schedule. Oe a
defendant showing a defence upon the merits, be is to have
leave to appear. The judge may, under special circa*.
stances, set aside the judgment, and its certain Case/ orders
bill to be deposited with the officer of the court. The bolder
of a bill may issue one summons against all the parties. The
other provisions are of a formal character to apply the ad
to other courts. Tho act is not to extend to Ireland or
Scotland. A defendant must obtain leave within 12 days
to appear, or judgment and execution will follow.
UNIS POUR TRIOMPHER,—RAMSGATE, AtGUST 11.
—Never has the happy union now subsisting between this
country and France been more cordially displayed than it
was this morning on the occasion of the Redoute sad Pon,
dre, French gunboats, leaving the royal harbour for the
Baltic. The piers on both sides were literally crowded by
the visitors and townspeople, and, amid the hearty cheering
waving of hats, handkerchiefs, &c ,by the vast afire mbly, and
which tokens of cordiality were moat lustily responded to
by the officers and their active weil-disciplined crews, the
nue!, left in gallant style. The scene was enlivened byre
excellent band playing the French national music, and a
wreath borne by two seamen, one English the other Frond!!
haying the appropriate inscription " Unispour Trkmpher.

AND DEATHS.

CAllN.—Atigust I I, in Ignace Cahn, of a daughter.
DAVIS.— Auguet 10, at High Holb ',on, the wVe of E. W. MO* Of
• KM.

8, at

Pimlico, the wife of W.

.... _
• Dennis, Eq., of a eon.
MARCUS.—August 11. at the Parsonage, St. Faure, Pasha:7, the
wife of the Rev. L. Marcus, of a eon.
MOORL—Augnst 8, at Woodland's-terrace, BLicklseath, the wife of
J. A. Moore, Eq., of a son.
MORLEY.—August 9, at Cunuy.hdl, Streatham, Mn. W, Morley, of

a daughter. .
PRMBERTO9I.—August B. the wire of Mr. T. S. Netherton. of
Chataworth-street, Ldge-hill„ Liverpool, of a daughter.
RlGOE.—August 9, at Maddox-street, the wife of H. F. Riggs, Eat,
or Suiveley, newbrbridge, Lancashire. of a daughter.
WHALEY.—Aoguet 9. at Windsor-street, Liverpool, the Ue of

J. Ft haley, of a son. . -
WlLLlAllB.—Auguat 8, at Mellow, Notts, the wife ot T. M.lll.
llama, Esq., of o son.

CIIURTON—AItEINSTALL—August 12, at St. Silas's Church, Pem-
broke-place, Liverpool, Mr. T. Murton, of Hodnet, Shropshire. ID
Miss Elizabeth Arkinstell. of Market Drayton.
HAYCOCK MlLES.—August 9, at Old Radnor, Edward, Bona E.
Hayoottk, EN., of the Priory, Shrewsbury, to Georg tans, daughter
of Miles, P.N., of DownOeld House, Herefordshire.
KENT—PHILLIPS.—August 9, at St. Luke's Church, Old.street, by
the Rev. John Saunders, Rector, Henry Sent, Eat., ( aeoubiur.
to Louisa Elizabeth Phillip.. the daughter of hlr. it. Pinl:ips,d
Artillety-place, Finsbury-square.
IVNAUL—DIXON.—August 8, at the Parish Church. Tiumbleted.
near Hull, by the Rev. J. Jodie, Vicar, Rooert, eon o' the I.te
Cal. J. K.H., of Grreefteld, Lanarkshire, to Charkla
Helen, daughter of the Rtv. L Dixon, Vicar of Garton.
REYNOLDS—LEWIB.—Augnat 8, at Drsatior,i Church, near Taws.
ton, tinmeractehire, by the Rev. E. Reynolds, W. Keynolda,
Wellington, Somenetshire, to Emma, daughter of Lajor L 4*
Lewis, I.tc of H.M.'s 20th Reit.

DEATHS.
?krgTEN.—Antrart 4, Et Anticopv. pl-, Southampton, Elimbeth
Matilda Austes, widow of the Rev. W. Mateo, fornur,y Rector cl
'hinted Keynes, Susses
BODDY.—August 9, at Clifton-road, St. John's.wced, Amelia Wes
daughter of J. M. Bodily, Keg.
BROWNELL.—Auguat 10, at St.Jameriaroad, Old Kcebread, Mr
Brownell. aged 84.
11009.—August 11, from disease of the heart, at his raddetteer
Madeley Houio, Kensiegton, William Hoof, 144., Bari 67; "4,f,,,
ins few hours Otte, !rem the sudden stmk, II; ...Jel,
et_d 56.
LlNNET.—Anguet 10, at Westb nirno.place, Raton•rouate, O• F.
Linney, aged SO.
WAYL e AT.—Aguet 11, Robert Weylat, Esq., of 4, FeobutY-Pirti
meat, in the 84th year of his age. He wee a resident inhasitsai
the pant& of 81. Stephen, Coleman-street, upw..rds of 41 }Wei
and was highly esteemed hy a numerous circle of sequaibt Area.

Prineed end publiebed WILLA* Iwo HAW. Og 110. 6.. —114.1
ettell. In the City of London. Printer. at the ota.A. to
Street, In the precinct of Winteeriarn—Tresoni. AUGUST 14. Iffrt