The Express.
London, England, 1863-12-24 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Miles Pas- Mer- Total, Total,
RAILWAYS. open. *engem 1863. 142.
Week ending Oct. 4. ,E
Bombay, Daroda, and C.l. 1851 1,890 1,070 :2,466 2.0 u
Week ending Oct. 26.
Great Italian Peninsula 634 1,261 6,306 8.067 1.:371
Week ending Nor. 21.
Northern of Canada .... 96 399 1,067 1,483 1,6:1
Week ending Dec. A
Grand Trunk °Monads —lO9O 0,702 15,000 21,822 21,5:x,
Week ending Dec. 12.
Illeoitts? North Nugent .. 4,94) 4,6e8

Week ending Dec. 18.
Lrnierick and Ennis 79 76 164 113
Luaereck and Yo ea
Waterford end Bllkeep 2l 140 161 301 355
Waterford and Limerick
Week ending Dec. 19.
Cork and Bandon 2O 189 163 362 nlO
Week iambi* Doe. 90.
Cornwall
....
.7 859 491 1,350
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lancsahlre & Yorbhlre. 402 12,557 13,257 36,624 31,614

IM 6,000 12, MS 11563 1.4.910

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VESSELS 8P013121 WITH.

City of Amoy. from Calcutta for London, Nov. 6, lat. 35.63., lon.

23 26 E.
Duckwitz (Danish barque, from Shanghai for New York, Aug. 15.
Eclair, from Dune for Valparaiso, Nov. 13, lat. 10 N., lon. 24 W.
King of the &as, from London for Melbourne, Nov. 1, let. 6 5.,
lon. 35 W.
Patna, from Canton for Liverpool, Nov. 3, let. 34.38 8., lon.
26 E.
Pitton, from Calcutta, Oct. 12. lat. 31 8., 10n.67.30
Pindar American ship., Dec. 17, lat. 49 N., lon. 4.2 W.
Stniibmore, from Shanghai for London. Nov. god Cape Agulhas.
Stranger, from Swansea for Coquimbo, Nov. 1,.
Titania, standing westward, Nov. 22, let. 21 N., lon. S 5 N.
Tara, from Quebec for Llaneily 19 days, Dec. 15, let. 49.14,
lon. 10.

Zerlma,""uirom Kurrachee for Load" Nov. I 8 3., 1011. W

OUTWARD AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAUS.—
Yesterday the Inman steamer City of Baltimore wee de-
spatched from Liverpool for New York with the United
States mails, 25 cabin passengers, sad a full cargo. To-day
(Thursday) the Montreal Ocean Steamship Company's
steamer Bohemian will sail from the Mersey for Portland
with mails for Canada sad the UMW States. Os Saturday
the Cunard steamship Africa will leave Liverpool for Bos-
ton with mails for the United States, British North Ame-
rica, and Newfoundland. Letters, &c., will be received at
the Post-office until 9 o'clock a.m., and rid Queenstown
without tall 8.30 p.m., and with !stets.' of ld. nattl9.3s p.m.
EXPORT OF COAL FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND
SCOTLAND.—Memrs. W. mid B. Laird, of Liverpool, have
(just published their zonal monthly export coal circular,
rum which we extract the following general abstract of the
shipment of coal from the followrog porta for the past
mouth :—Northern ports, 269,721 tons; Yorkshire
21,149 tons ; Liverpool, 69,8 IM toes ; Severn porta, 2174M4
tons ; Scotch porta, 44,571 tons—making a total of 615,529
tons fur the mouth just ended, being an increase over the
same month of last you of 120,057 toes. The total exports
from January to November biologies were 7,042,748 tone,
those for the same period of last year being 7,115,500,
.bowing a decrease in the exports of the pelmet year, when
compared with those of last year, of 73,752 toes.
ACCIDENT ON THE GREENWICH RAILWAY.—At a
late hour on Tuesday evening a shocking aczident hammed
at the Greenwich Railway station to Mr. Bremerton, a
tradesman of that town. It appears that the uofortuute
man was a passenger from London, and that on arriving at
Greenwich, rostaud of alighting on the platform be opera
the door of the carriage oo the wrong side, and gut oar to the
Rae of rails. At this instant the engine which had brought
the train from London, having been shifted oo the turntable,
was running along the metals to be attached to the neat
op train, and knocked the unfortunate MAO down, one of
his feet !mien cut off sad also the other leg beer the knee-
joist. The 'offerer, after being attended to by a resident
medical gentleman, was conveyed to Guy's Hospital, where
he lies without any hope of recovery, as on inquiry last
evening it was not expected he could survive marry hours.
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