The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-14 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

icaIIMATIL 11110 his- Mei, Total. Total,
open. mama eltandlas. 1564.
Week ending June 19.. 6 6
Fcat logiszt

bengal Dfi.iilos 7Oll 6,3 es Imre 7.6,901 13,930
liortk-Weet Provinces 363f 2.063 3,701 6,767 6,172
Week ending July 10.
Iltfodu, and C.l. 180 k 1,480 err 2,107 1,e65

Week ending Augut IL
Northern of Canada . 94 IMO 1,334 1,733 1,048
Week ending August 25.
Detroit end Milwaukee lB9 5.8.64 3,754
Do. Sept. 2 — 6,799 3,i51
Were ending A agog X
Oust Western of Llnada 313
Do. Sept. 1

11,554 8,744
12.083 10,2:4

Week ending August 27.
Grand Trunk of Canada —1335 10,059 12,032 22,091 18,414
Week ending Sept. 10.
Cork and Bandon II 243 165 398 330

I:isafrow Bonn Western lid

9;190 B,S

Lon—o
n, Brighton, 1166 IL
Coast MI 10,122 &MT 11,499 21,12.1
south Rastarn
Week ending 8s 11
Cambrian
filreat Luzmnboarg 164 1,144 8,18! 6,027 0.064
Londe.' and Alaakwell
Metropolitan — 2,222 1.641
North London

The ship Jane D. Cooper, 568 tons, Captain
Cooper. that put in at Plymouth on Monday, with her
steward in irons, has moneyed orders to discharge her cargo
at Brims. Haven. This is now an English registered ship
trading from London, but wee formerly au American ship
trading from New York. She brine. • air,* of mahogany
from Manzanillo. The present is the third captain
she bes had on her current voyage. Her Clew consists
of Americans and coloured men. The prisoner is a man
of colour, and the charge against him is, that when em-
ployed to administer quinine to the last captain when be
was ill of fever, he poisoned him. Subsequently the
prisoner threatened to take the life of one of the crew
who mentioned his suspicioas. The prisoner bas been
17 days is irons. He declares himself icnoeent. The pre-
sent captain proposed to discharge him at Plymouth, but
has been advised to take him on to Bromic, and hand him
over to the authorities there.

iIRIVA.I,(7)PIIIZijiHAWALT. —Mr. Nicol's ship
Otrawalt,626tona. Capt. Shepherd, from Port Phillip Hoods,.
June 24, for London, has arrived. She Wogs 15 passengers,
28,153 m. gold, and full cargo of wool, bid+, borne, rags,
tallow, leather, skins, cod wins. She rounded Cape Horn,
July 18. mowed the equator August 12, and sightad the
Lizard, September 9. She peened August 4, in 205., 32 W.,
the French barque Isabel Swansea. for Hong Kong ; Brenuo
!amine, Alveriv, from New York for Capetown ; August 6,
is 13 S., 34 W., ship Aurora Australis, from London for
Shaaghae ; August 9, in 6 S., 34 W., steamer Callao, for
Bahia; barque Guaymas, standing S.W. ; August 11, in
06 S., :13 W., the ship Vancouver, 86 days from Callao
Sept. 5, in 45 N., 26 W., ship Dunkeld, 109 days from
Singapore for Liverpool.

*lvroN FAlL.—This great sheep fair, chiefly for
the Southdown and Hampshire breeds, took placionSeturday.
The number penned wee not e° great as wu expected, owing
probably to the partial cessatiou of the drought. The sight
of nearly 100,000 sheep is an interesting one, and would
base astonished some of the shepherd kings of old. Sales
were brisk, and some lambs fetched as high a. 50s. each. A
large number of hones were brought to the fair, but low
prices ruled for them. Farmers talk of shooting some of
their old horses, as they will eat their beads oil owing to
the high price of hay. Some of the large banekeepen
have been purchasing hey is France, South ing it brought
over on the decks of the Havre and pton steamers.
OILTOTAL PALLAS. —Ol4lll 1311 I LL• 10 DAT. --
TTZBDAT, SNIT. 13. Admissions o payment, 4,074 ;
ditto by mesas tAelviAdA 773; tetsl, 4,847.

cedvertisernent.t—nouowAlra Pnuk—For all
Ages.—Such testimony the write of this medicine as that
co-its/pod in a letter lately received from a I by Professor
Holloway should be Impressed on all aged sufferers. % hat
Induced me principally to apply to you was that my mo.her, who
If over eighty yearn of age, toned very greet beset t from the
us of your remedies." The valve of such disinterest< d ev.derece
is enhanced by the comidentUon that medicine usually falls to
give any relief at such an advanced prod of life. Hollowsta
Nile are both safe end certain In their action on the stomach.
liver, kidneys, hovels, and skin. They act without violence, end
do not Irritate the nerves or shook the system.

BIRTHS, I[ARRIAGIB, AND DEATH&
MUHL
_ . _

BABlNG.—September 12, at Co;inbe-oottage, Kingston. Mn. E.
Berths. of a suer.
ITSON.—ftsplessber 11, at Whitfield, Bata, the wife of
Major Eliseo, of a eon.
81111'1 uN —September 11. at Dann-terrsee, N., Yea W. F.
Shiptou, of a sou.
VlNALL—Septrinlxer 11, at St. Thomais-terrace, New Chart.
tow, the wile of T. B. %leak Esq., of a daughter.
YABDLEY.--Bepteanber 11, at Hadlow-part, Knit, lady Yard•
ley. of a sou.
ZAKIFI.--Beptember 11, at ternhtidge.square, Bayswater, the
wife of M. Zarin, of a daughter.

MA SWAG
BORTOIt-111LAD.-Beptenaber 10, at St ES.. Mary'a. Waltharostow,
by the Rev. J. R. Rome, Alfred. son of R. K beton, ley.. of
Aron lodgkiletoria-perk.roa4„ to Anne Ehrateth, daughter
of J. Read_ ~ of flossen.place, Viktoria park.roal.
DUERR—LEWRITE- —September 11, at St. John's. Water
100, by the Rev. A. Dixon, Thomas Roger. kon .4 Mr. Henry
Warn, of Devoaaldre, to Ann Jane, daughter et lir George
Leethwaite, of Liverpool.
lIPINK—CRITCREET.—Reptenter 10, at Christ Church, New.
gatestreet, by taw Rev. M. Oahe, J. 8. Spiok, Frt., to Lucy
borotbes, daughter or the late T. Crliehett, Esq., of the kaiak
of England.