The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-20 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Mlles Pee. Ma, Total, Total,
RAILWAYS open *angers chorale' 1861 1560
Week ending Dec. 1. A IL 1 I.
Bast Indian hallway
Bengal Division 2201 2,801 6,378 8,179 6,444
Ditto, Dec. 8 2102 1,712 4,44$ 7,173 3.117
Week ending Dee. 22.
Great Indian Peninsula 4373 2,286 3,272 aim 11.109
Week ending Jan. 31. 1862. 1861.
Buffalo and Lake Huron 1614 —, LON 1,512
Week ending Feb. 8.
tellubturgkandOlasigow
Week ending Feb. 11.
8. Aust. & Lombardo-Ten.
(South Aust. Line) 1004 9,629 81,133 41.668 34,627
(Leobardo Line)
Central Italy Branch
Pislaance to Bologna
Week etidinF Feb. 14.

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Limerick and Enuis l4l 101 68 167 187
Umenck and Forms 261 110 34 144 100
Waterford and Kilkenny 31 136 140 981 219
Waterford and Limerick 77 616 603 1,109 1,196
Week seidinn Feb. 16.
Belfast and County Down 49 410 147 637 637
Great Northern 390 9.326 14,612 23,837 26,701
London and Bbekwall — 1,136 In Mel 1,36,1
London & North Weeders 10691 31,773 42.389 74,102 70,381
Landon & South Western 9,966 6,14 16,063
Manchester South Junc-
tion. & Altrinchant
Gornwsll
Manchester, Sheffield. and
Linoolnoldr•
tasasishirs AM Yorkeklre 21166 11,067 13,478 20.526 34,315
Northalaordshlr•
Indoor

RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PAILIA•
inarr.—The aranding ceders committee of the hones ap•
pointed to consider the non-coniplianoss of railway and other
companies report that the standing orders may be dispensed
with in the following cases :--Soottish Northern Junction
Railway, on depositing amended plans, seetiocs, and books
of reference • Osersetry, Ellesmere, and Whitchnrch Rail.
way ; neatens, Rearm, and Shrewsbury, and that the
parties be permitted to proceed with their bills. In theme
of the Great Western (aswestry' Shrewsbury, and Elles-
mere lines), the bill is to be proceeded with, provided the
6th clause be struck oat ; but in the case of the West Mid-
land Railway (Merthyr he., Railway) the standing cedes
are not to be dermal with. The other hills allowed to
mewed are the Norwich Corporation, provided the premo-
lars strike oat all power for the compulsory purchase of pro-
perty, and the Dublin Borough Fire Brigade.
DISPATCH OF AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAILB.--•
The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Company's
steamer City al New York, yam yesterday (Wednesday)
despatched from Liverpool for New York with mails for the
United States, 30 cabin passengers, and a large cargo.
On Thursday the Quebec and Montreal Royal Mail steamer
Norwecian will be despatched from the Mersey for Port-
land with the Canadian and United States mails.

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THE NAVIGATION NEAR NEWFOUNDLAND.—A D-
NrRALTT, FEM. 19.—1 t appears by • telegram from New.
fouodland that it is recommended that all vessels should
peas to the southward of Sable Island, in consequence of
theimmense quantity of ice and the great number of bergs
off Cape Race.
OUTRAGE AT • SHEFFIELD CO-OPERATIVE STORE.
—A very singular incident took place in Devonshire-greet
last night, at the Co-operative Society's store. The finance
committee of the society were in their room on the second
fluor (the window of which looks into the street), about 10
minutes past 9 &do* when they were suddenly startled by
• loud mash at glass. They leers* hurried to the window,
and found that • bullet bad been fired through it front
the street. Most fortunately, the window is pro-
tected by iron bars, crossed, and the bullet had
caught two of theta, and was thereby diverted from
its coune. A large fragment of the bullet, flat-
tened sad shapelier as it bad rebounded from the
iron ban, was picked up from the floor of the room. A
small round bole, such as bullets usually make in paring
through glees, was seen in one of the panes ; and from the
apparent direction of the shot, the bullet must have struck
escretary of the committee but for the interposition of
the bars. One of the members of the committee ran down
into the street, but oould sr no person about. The com-
mittee did not hear the sound of any explosion in the
street, and they conjecture that the bullet was fired from
au air gun. The motive for such a malicious act they am
amble even to conjecture. A blind was drawn across the
window at the time the shot was fired, and this also shows
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DKATHS.

BIRTH'S.

BOOTML—Febroary 15 ariaiiiiilder.street, MakWane, the
wife of Mr. A. F. W. Bootee, of a sun.
rtrzylt, at Southwelbstreet, Briatol, the wife

of lir. F. Hanford, of a oa.
OlLLlNG.—February IS Promenado.vlllas, Cheltenham, the

;11e obi Mr. HOffing, of a bon.
OURNEy.—lrehrusby 16, at Part, the wile of the Her. A. Our-

fey, of a son.
U TCR 1 ESON.—February 18, ct Shooter's-hill-road, Blackheath.
the wife of Captain Hutchinson, Royal Engineers, of a aL o.
RACOACIIRN.—February 15, at the Parsonage, St. Bartho-
lomew, Bethnal-green, the wife the Rev. J. D. RacOachen,
of • son.
RAlLTON.—February 18, at Onalowonstare, the wife of W.
Renton. Reg., of a daughter.
SEALY.-1. ebruary 15, at iieubury, near BrLstol, the rite of the
Rer. W. Sealy, of a daughter.
STEAD.—February 16, at Woolly Lodge, near Ramsey, Danis,
the wife of A. Stead, Req., of a daughter.
ST. OBOROK—February le, at Rutland-gate, Hyde-parts, the
wife of Colonel St. George, C.D., Royal Artillery, of a son.
TW IN CH.—February It, at Windsor, the wife of Yr. F. Twincla,
of a ann.
MARRIAGM.
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ASTON—COLLISTEIL—February at St. Bride's, Liverpool,
by the Rev. J. A. Dailey, George, son of the late Mr. T.
Aston, of Pittston, Statfonishire, to ianuy, daughter of the late
Mr. J. Colinster, of Liverpool.
BRADSHAW—TUNSTALL—Februarr 16, at St. John's. Man-
chester, by the Rev. J. Mahler, ?t A., Mr, J. Bradshan, to
Riles Matilda, daughter of Mr. G. Tyndall, all of Manehv,,ter.
SU XTON—TA RN.—Pebruary le, at the Catheded, aneht-t. r,
by the ROY. H. H. Weettoore, M.A., George Willi .nt, eon ot
Mr. J. Beaten, of Manelmiter, to Mary Jane, daughter of the
late Mr. J. Tarn, of Salford.
HARDY—BUYANT.—Nebruary 14 at 'ninny Church, Bristol,
by the Rev. D. Cooper, T. Hardy, Req., of Long Eaton, near
Derby, to Mirabelli, daughter of J. Bryant, Km., of 11 ester.
lemis.hlU House, Gloucestershire.
PALVIRR—HOOD.—February la, at St. Theme's, Dreher&
street, Portasenemare, C. J. Palmer, ?eq., to Katharine
Hitheent, daughter of P. Hood, ihe., of Lower Stymourstreet,
Portman-square.

DEATHS.
BlRCHAlL—February 16. at Connaught-terrace, Edgware•read,
IV. itircbam. Esq., aged 7s.
BRAD33llAW.—February 17, at Queen'. frstw-terrace• An"
Maria, widow of the Ms. I. Bradaltaw, MAct., M.P. be 3 an.
terbury.
DlVDl.—February 16, at Bale, Nutfield, Surrey, Marianne
Emmeline, wife of 11r. B. Dives, aged 41.
EVANA.—February 17, at Asittonatreet, Liverpool, Mr. J. Evan 3,
GRAagedll 65.
,01.—Febroary 16, at Long Hedge Farm, Battersea, D. J.
Graham, , aged 66,
HEATH.—February 16, J. Wasik MR., Senior Fellow of K ings
Collage, Cambridge, aged Th.
NEWNEAM.—Fehreary 16gt Camtwall-terrace, Itegeut's part.
N. Nevrnham, Esq., aged
EMlL—February 16, W Wdligit.aareed. Ashton-under-Lyne.
lir. W. E. Seel, aged al.