The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-26 00:00:00

PROVINOIAL SHARI MASHIVS.

LiVrouroot, OCT. taday:—Loadon and North Wes-
tern, 100—Indian Land Mortgage Beek M p.—Maremalis Ifx•
chug, Mink, If la.—Unice Mains Insurance, Mg.—Combing*
Loan. 6 ef—Great eigg, 21%. 6d.
ALAMO:Mg& OCT. 2f.—A good business was done, and WOW
were steady. Great Radom 601 I—ditto New The per Cents.,
ed. poem.-Great Luxembourg. 131—Great Sittp,ln IM.—ditto
Pref., Ps. ed, es. 9d.—Grand Trunk of Canada, Mg —Great
macre of Canada, mat Western, 46. f 6-I.aneashire
and Yorkshire, Ill' f—Coulon and North Western, 11.43 s—•
anelanster, Shollield, and Lincolnshire, 471—ditto 61.
Pref., f p —ditto New PMe per Cents., all paid. I.l—Edin-
burgh and Glasgow, 961—Garton Estenstoe, 101—North
hellish, 151—aitto New rye par Cents., ed. p. —South Eastern,
—Thames and Mersey Marine hall2lll/Ce, 4lp. 42fr
—Spanish Passim, gef—Churls: Cross New Else per Costa, 10e.
p.—Lanesshire Insureaca, 1116 p.—St. Belem A, 76—White•
haven and Furness, 2AI.

OMNIBUS DRIVEILS, CABMEN, &c.—Tree New
TRAFFIC HEGCLATIONE.—Lo misnames of instructions issued
by Colouel Fraser, the Commissioner of Police, with the
view to clenr the City thoroughfares of every obstruction
to the public traffic, nearly two hundred persons, menac-
ing of the drivers of omnibuses, cabs, sad almost every
other description of vehicles. were on Saturday lest sum-
moned before Alderman Wilson, Alderman Xechi, and
Alderman Challis, for various 011•00011 under the Polio. Act,
the principal of which was., as fee es the omnibuses were
concerned, that of "crawling." as it is termed, through
the Poultry on their journey from I.osdoo•bridgs and the
Bank westwards. The fines for all offences settulatod to
impede the traffic will in all came be endorsed upea the
licenses, and for repetition of en offence double the
amount of the previous penalty will be imposed.
TH E STEAM RAMS AT LIIKKENHEAD. —The steam
ram lying at the Victoria wharf, Birkenhead, appears to be
nearly fitted up and ready for sea . • but it is evident that the
government will not permit bee to leave the Money, at all
meets for the present. The Goshawk, tender to her
Majesty's ship *gestic, is still moored close to the El
TOUS.D. A large number of persons visited the Great
Fluat yesterday for the pumas of seeing the ram, but of
mums nobody was admitted on hoer& Two marines were
pacing the deck in regular "guard" style.—Lirerpool
Afer,ur!,
THE DORSET AND OLNTRAL RAILWAY. —This
railway, which cow extends across the island from Wim-
borne to Burnham, is likely to be a popular excunion lion
on account of the beautiful country it pears
through. As • Media( line, its value is mr-
cumscnbed osi account of its terminal being at
the island town of Wimborne. It is about to be ex-
tended, however, to the town of Poole, the chief mercantile
port in Doreetahire. and from thence to Bournemouth, the
fashionable watering place, five miles from Poole,
when there will be • direct railway communication
between the Bristol and English channels. Bournemouth is
likely to he a formidable rival to Torquay, as it is adapted
for the same class of lambda. A unitonum has been estab-
lished at Bournemouth, and genteel residences. lodging.
houses, and hotels are springing up in all directions. Tor-
quay has rapidly dem from a small village to a town con-
teinieg needy LIAO inhabitant'.
FUNERAL OF AN ODD FELLOW. —A large gather-
ing of the members of the Manchester l'uity Friendly
Society paid a lest tribute of respect to the memory of P.
G. Wm. Hoary Parecutt (many yeere secretary of the
Countess of Darlingtoa Lodge), who died on Tuesday, 20th
October, after a abort but painful Mimes. The funeral
cortege, headed by the Duchess of Emit Lodge and, play-
ing the Dead March, left the residence. Reed's-place,
Camden-town, on Sunday afternoon, accompanied by the
district officers and about 250 members of the society,
and proceeded to Finchiey Cemetery, where his remains
were isternd.

ROYAL Fm HOSPITAL, OSAY.S-INN-ROAD.—The
*umber of Tabloid; relieved st this hoeritr.l during the week
audios Oct. 24, was 2,856, of which 1,216 were DOM CAMS,.