The Express.
London, England, 1847-03-13 00:00:00

Total 235 111 Eat. m.

From London to Tritons per rail 1226 110 Eng. us. in h. SS EL
b. On high roads.
I. Gloggnita to Muratori:Oa(
(mountain)
2. Lo
iterh to

Total 101 42 flag. m.
9. 233 11 mile. at 374 miles per hour esU :6 h. 30 sa.
10. lam of time, eventualities, &c.-1 mla. 44 miles (4 h. 30 ra.
11. 101 miles high road
IL Loam of time at Gloggalts, Murmuchlw, sad
Wheel; each time 23 min I la. 13 m.
Total time ?tom London to Trieste
Casualties overlooked 3 It. 40 ro.

771.
11.—Rom mom Lawn,. roTpaira AND Vzc Vasa& DI

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1649.
Distances- Tins.
A.—Tivin TAM= to 0464011, vide Tibbs L
B.—Owned leTtetadalvsy.
1. 0•6144149
2. Magibeig le
S. Drabs 119 Poem . -..
4. Posen Drew, Uses 344 63 „
5. Mem Is Trisea U 4 $7 „

1100 17 Eng. /A.
At the rabbet 274 millet the base , 49 h. 10 te.
Meet 1 ids per I mike fer
*soft the Ws hem Colleise it= ..... 10 m.

Ob. 4
21.

CramMee

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•by 100 to 110 hours. In summer it can be dune le 90 hegira, and
serer took 140 boars.
Six miles, or 174 English, ere ealeulated to the boar on the rail-
rrays, • geed, odds the Adfferr, Gazette, which express trains along
can attahr.

VENICE.—A letter from Venice Mates that the
British consul at that city bad complained to the British
consul.genersl that vessel, laden with grain for the linclieh
goeernment had been detained by the Austrian authorities.
GERMANY. VIENNA.—A letter from Vienna
in the Augsburg Gamine states that Austria seriously con-
templates a reduction of her army as a means of reducing the
expenses of the military budget. A mined commission has
been named for the purpose. Nevertheless rase/atm will
be taken that in ease of war a large body of troops Gan be
assembled immediately. Different reports have been given
of the new loan contracted in Vienna ; the following fawn a
correspondent of the Augsburg Gassits is seessingly • correct
one : The amount of the new loan contracted with the
banking-houses of Rothschild, Sinai, Arnstein, and
with mutual guarantee, is 80 million florins at 105, Zr ::14
40 millions as has been erroneously stated, so that theeellnie
amount to be paid to the trelemey by tha three alialholik
houses will be 84 millions. It is in the option of the dove
banking-houses to issue either for the whole sne 6 pee eel&
metalliques, or half at 24 per cent. Tilbtayments ante be
made in 66 monthly rates, to begin o let of Jame of
the present year.
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GERMAN AL
character of a people mg be soma tram lissierrtisensists
in their papers. The appear hi as kips to be
sentimental or easiglilmesgilag even in their newspaper ad-
vertisements, which aestain elegies for the Vet', con-
gratulations for birth-days, and various other pri matters,
with which one would think the public hart no ONYX=
whatever. The Cologne Gazette contained some curium (ad-
vertisements lately, from which we cull a few specinars;—
" We beg Herr Pourer for a repetition of ' Linda ; • ar,
"To Herr Gerstel—We should like to see aria is the
character of Mekhiar." Signed, "Two' from
Wiesbaden." Compliments and aritkansa aro slimad
actresses in a similar style. Cengrondielleme en Weilwdays
are common ; the following are two saagda: "Tiailest
fat friend and his good wits in Mears, I wish mesh as
the birth of their first daughter." " Many good IM
Mdl e. treatises, on this her birth-day, frees hetpied
friends in Cologne." Inossilcs,
against personal enemies, frequently 14=1..% ow& ad-
vertisements the following axe mild spesimene: "Sada I
Why so pale ? Do you tremble at the ward I'. /*tier
is in rhyme:
"The owl avoids the light of day,
And Mils hinted sight;
Like who never display
His actions in the light."
The following is aimed at some parsimonious gentlemen
" Is it not the duty of gentlemen, when they receive a bar-
rel of ale from the brewer to treat the potters to
a quart ? Signed by several brewer's porters."
The advertisements for maid-servants are generally brief,
only laying stress on " good sewing and ironing;" but
sometimes religion is included, as in the following:—
"Wanted, a solid, young, evangelical maiden of all work."
The nest two refer to some delicate stabs. " Sir
lichert,—l beg you will let me know the contents
of the billet you have received by the postillion d' amour."
"To T. N. Must I not see you until Sunday ? Ab, diet yea
could know how tediously the hours will pees till the time
arrives which will be the most importair (may I hope the
happiest also?) in my whole life ?" (No. 49). —lsor the pg.
kpigag we can find no description " Wanted a
started, and intodo-os maiden, WI housekeeper to is':gle.
gentleman; All applicatiinui arm be owe (scaled)
G. D D.' (Coigns amass, Feb. Wed, 1847.)