The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-19 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Mlles Pea- Mee- Total, Total.
RA/LWILTS open senors ehandlaa 18811 1661
Week 'WM( Jaz. 80. A A A L
Detroit sad=wankes .. UR -- 6.678 1,386
Week ending Jan. 31.
Groat Weettfp of Canada 1146 —. 10,633 8,071

Week 0N4423,1,;6.
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7,197 TAU
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Greet Lamaboors
North lambs
Omuta sad Newtown

NORTH AND SOUTH WINTER* JUNCTION RAIL-
WAT.—The report of thedirsotors, to bepresented at the 21st
ordinary half-yearly meeting, on Friday, states that the re-
eeipte on the revenue amount, with the balance of 361.1 e 7d.
fres the previous half.year, amount to 4,6251. 13e. 9d., and
the expow to 1,702/. la 541., leaving • balance of 2,9231.
4d. • and deducting from this sum the interest on the
denote:es (5991. 7m. Bd.), then remain 2,3941. 4e. Bd. for
dividend, which will admit of the payment of Ile. 6d. per
101. share, being at the rate of 54 per cent. per annum, aed
leave the sum of 1271. 4a. Id. to be carried forward to the
account of the current belt-year. The hisses in the re-
ceipts from traffic, as compared with the corresponding
period of the previous year, amount!, to 3551. On the let
of the present month, the new curves at Kew and Barnes,
oessructed by the South Western Company, were opened
for traffic. The shareholders have already been informed
that very considerable additional accommodation will be
efoided to the public by means of these improvements,
and the directors look forward to the ensuing season with
expectation that the result will be an increase in the re-
ceipts from the ger nettle. In compliance with the
desire ex by some of the shareholders at the general
meeting in August last, the directors have included in the
advertisement calling the present meeting, such notices as
will enable the shareholders either formally to reduce the
number of directors to seven, as authoriser] by the com-
pany's act, or to all up the two seats at the board vacated
by the late Mr. Chaplin in 1854, mad by Mr. Creed last
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
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BIRTHS.

RlLYON.—lrebreary 16, at Sutton, Burley, Mn. W. Bryon, of
daughter.
CHlMON.—lrehmary 15, at Brookland, Algburtb-vale, near
Liverpool, the wife of W. D. Chidsou, frig., of a ism.
HARDlNG.—February 15, at Cambridge-street, Pimlico, the
wife of O. R. Hard.ng, Req., of Lincoln's-inn, of a YOU.
HIATHCOTK—February 16, at Norfolk street, Park•lane, the
wife of J. fleatheote, jun. Eaq.,lof a daughter.
HUSlK—February 16, 4 Wilton-strvrt. the wife of Colonel
Hume. C. 8., late of the Grenadier Guards, of a daughter.
PECK 11A 111.—Febntary 17, at 5111tonmes&Uravesend, the wife of
R. Peckham, of Ludgate-street, of a daughter.
PORTSlAN.—February 16, the lion. Ilrs Portman, of a
daughter, stillborn.
BILVLITER.—February 16, at St. Alban's, the wife of F. R. M-
essier, Krt., President of the Royal College of Veterinary Bur-
geons, of a daughter.
ElTANLlY.—February 16, at Gloucester-elLaa, 14lda-11111 West.
the wife of C. Stanley. Man., of • daughter.
VlDLER.—Yelaniary 16, at Eastbourne-terrace, Hyde-park, the
wife of T. C. Vuller, of a daughter.
WALLllL—February 17, at the Parsonage, Woodford-bridge,
the wife of the Rev. C. B. Waller, of a daughter.