The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-04 00:00:00

COVENT GARJAIN.-(THIS DAY.)

Vegetablesof all kinds are now most abundant, sad fruit
is •1.0 becoming very plentiful, espnially peaches and
neo-
termea. Of grapes and pine apples the supply is likewise
sufficient for the dimmed. Strawberries are abundant, and
good is quality. Cherries of foreign growth are fetching
from sa. to 6e. 6d. per basket, weighing about 241 be. each,
Some good English grown cherries may also now be ob-
tained. Of melons, both English and forme, there is •
good supply, and oranges are plentiful. New potatose
mho., from Bs. to lit. per owt. Cult dowers &lefty con-
Diet of orchids, pelargoniums, calceolarks, fuchsias, violets,
Mocks, mignonette, and roma

Notice is given in last night's Gazette that the
state apartments of Windsor Castle will be opened to the
paidie dm sod after Monday next, the 6th instant, under the
usual mulattoes.
FATAL FALL TROY ST. ALBAN'S ABBEY.—On
Wednesday sennight a lamentable accident occurred at St.
Alban's. It appears that a Mr. Moore, an Iran merchant of
Keiitu.h.lowe, and his three sons, came dos n to St. Alban'e
in theirnmage. After partaking of some refreshments at
the Peahen lon, they procetd,d to view the abbey.
After spending some time in the lower Dart ed
the building, the four gentlemen began to ascend to the
top of the tower. They had not proceeded far when
Mr. Moore, sec., retnrned, leaving his sons to aimed alone.
Upon their reaching the top of the tower, the three brothers
climbed oo the pent-house, over the Warm in order to get •
better view of the sorrow:ding country. The deceased said
to one of his brothers, " I shall sit down her, and have •
smoke," and attempted to sit between the embrasure.. Im-
mediately after his brother called out " Good God, Le has
gone over !" The older brother who had had his back turned
towards the deceased looked over and saw him spin through
the air. They immediately deecended—pemin; their
father on the stairs—and communicated the sad news to
one of the vergers. A medical man was sent for, and they
then ascended to the top of the eastern transept, on the
ntrtb side of the abbey, where they found the deceased
dreadfully mutilated, and quite dead The seminude
gentleman had fallen a distance of 75 fX, and with such force
as to cause a rent in the roof, hie leg having penetrated the
lead up to the knee.—Hertford Mercury.
TRAFFIC ESTURSB. —TIIO traitor receipts of rail-
ways in the United Kingdom amounted, for the week
ending the 27th of June, on 10,664 miles, to 606.1551., end
for the corresponding week of lest year, on 10,237 miles,
to 597,315/., showing an increase of 447 mike, and of
8,8401. in the receipts. The gross receipts oa the follow-
ing 14 railways amounted in the aggregate, on 7,297 miler.
to 476,851/. ; and for the corresoonffing week of 1862.
on 7,036 miles, to 476,164/., showing as increase of 261
miles, and of 660/. in the receipts. The increase on the
Caledonian amounted to 1,2461. ; on the Great Southern
and Western to 3891. ; on the Leocashire aed Yorkshire
to 2 8101. ; on the London and North-Western to IRV.; on
the Manchester. Sheffield, awl Lincolnshire to 1,13814 on
the Midland to 2,4511. ; os the North British to 1,6941.;
and on the North.Eutern to 2,u63/.—total, 12,00 f/. But
from this must be deducted 963/., the decrease on the Great
Pastern. 1,2341. on the Great Northern, 1,565/. on the
Great Western, 3,3611. on the London. Brighboa, and
South Coast, 3,194/. on the London and Sooth-Weatere,
and 9771. 00 the South-Eaatern—together, 11,3141., leaving
the increase as above, 6901. The goons and mineral
traffic on those lines amounted to 219,2021., and for the
corresponding week of 1862 to 206,343/., showing an in-
crease of 12,859/. The receipts for pwaeogers, weans,
he., amounted to 217,6521., against 2:69,821/., showing a
decrease of 12,1691., the comparison being with an Inter-
national Exhibition week of last year. The traffic receipts
on 63 other Uwe amounted, on 3,386 miles, to 129,3011.,
and for the cerreepooding week of last year. on 3,201
miles, to 121,1111.. @hewing an increase of 185 miles, and of
8,1501. in the receipte. The total receipt. of the past week
show an increase of 22,8031., as compared with those of the
preceding week, wading the 20th of Jena The total in-
crease in the tannic receipt. for the 26 weeks ended as
above amounted to 8.41,8601., as compared with those of
the corresponding period of last year.
PUBLIC OPINION.—A good article in commerce,
like a good man In society, is certain In due time to attain Peat
estimation and ultimate auccesa This observation was lately
applied by a disttngulshed member or the medical profession to •
remedial agent which has attained great celehnty In this ronntry
—Dr. de Jonah'. Light Brown Cod Liver 041. Like every other
valuable Improvement. Rhos met, and still steels, with conaltlev-
able and frequently extremely unfair opposition from .• vested
interests:' but after trial by eminent and enlightened members
of the medical profession. and by thonainds of suffering invalids.
the taste practical eFaience has justly gained for it linipialitled
confidence and the h &pretrial. lon. De. Lankeeter,Y.R.A. R.
canner for Central ddleaor, 01)11en.:—.. 1 deem the Cod Liver
Oil sold under Dr. de Joanne guarantee to be preferable to any
oilier kind as regsrds genuineness and medicinal efficacy.' Dr.
de Jongh's Light Brown Cod Liver (Ml Is sold only In eapsuled
impertalhalf.phats,ta. se.: pints, ea M. Cowls, 94-, by Ids tole
consignees, AIME% Hattori, and Co.. 77. Wand, Lllloll , sod by
respectable aborabts.—(Advailieasstl