The Express.
London, England, 1853-09-29 00:00:00

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, TAIMIDAY, 10.30 a.x.
Wind N.W,: strong breeze, and squally.
Arrived.—Globe, from Valparaiso; Parna, from
St. John's, N. 8.; Skiddaw, from Trieste; Tyro, and
Albatross, steamer, from Lisbon ; Flora, from St.
Übes ; Lucretia, from Santander; Diamant, Sea
Eagle, and Emile, from St. Petersburg ; Sydney, and
Jane, from Dragomeistre.
Off the Port—Margaret, from Havre; Goliath
and Lalla and Adriattic.

The Intrinsic was got off last night and into
Bandon Dock.

Put in Studwell Raids 28th September, the
Amoy, from Liverpool, for Quebec, leaky.
WATERFORD, SEPT. 27.
The barque Brothers, arrived here from Quebec,
reports having pissed, on the 13th, in lat. 50, long.
23.10, thc brig Neptune, with foremast gone by the
deck, maintop•msuit gone by the cap, and cap and
bowsprit and jibboom standing. It was blowing a
st ong gale from W.N.W., and no assistance could
be rindered. She was from Quebec, and out 33
days. _ _

DEAL, TIIIIPADAT, 9.0 A Y.
Wind W. 3 W., moderate.
Anchored.—Sumatra, from Colombo, for London.
Passed—Mary, from Coast of Africa, for London;
Margaret Elizabeth, from Buenos Ayres, for Lon-
don ; Helene, from New York, for London ;
Northumberland, from New York, for London;
ToI4, hum Quebec, for London ; Devon, from
Calcutta, fur London ; Zecploey, from Patens, for
London ; Connecticut, from New York, for Lon-
don ; Marlborough, from Port Philip, for London,
taking steam.
Philadelphia, of Bremen, remains.

OXFORD, SEPT. 27.—i. Phillips, Esq., secretary
to the British Association, is spoken of as success r to the
late H. E. Strickland, the deputy reader in geology in this
aaivenity. Mr. Phillips is not a member of the university,
but the President of Magdalen has already entered his
name on the books of that colii ge. The appointment is in
the hands of the Vice-Chancellor. The value of the ap-
pointment is about 2301. per annum.

A SYMPTOM or IktratirED TASTE.-At the time
when Mr. Appleton Wallis was elected sheriff for the City,
that gentleman expressed his dislike to ride in a gilt coach,
or •• lolls w the gewgaw style in other particulars during
ether: We beer from a correspondent that Mr. Wallis
(Cowed out this view by ordering a simple but elegant
gentleman's carriage, which has just been completed for hie
use by Messrs. Peters and Stns. Tbis equipage is indicative
of improve.; taste in such matters, and its introduction will
eso doubt please all who dislike tawdry trappings and unreel
Sat ry.
LEWES AND TUNBRIDGE WELLS RAILWAY.-An
halm nt,ol meeting of landowners, traders, and wheel, was
hell on uesday, at Maresfield•park, the seat of Sir J. V.
Shelley, 51. P., for the purpose of promoting the coostrue-
tiou of a env of railway from Lewis to Tunbrid.te Wells.
Sir John Shelley was called to the chair, and amongst those
resent were Earl Delaware, Earl Sheffield, Colonel
Harcourt. M.P., Sir H. Shiffner, and most of the gentry of
the district. On the motion of Lord Delaware, seconded
by Col. tilttnlitt, it was unanimously resolved to support
the scheme which was laid before the meeting. A commit-
tee was then nominated, to receive communications in
rehouse, to the line, and the meeting then broke up.
Los DoNDERRT AND COLERAINE 11A1LWAY.-Traffia
be week ending Sept. 24,1853 :-Passengers, 1721.15.. 9d. ;
goods, 43k 12s. &I. Total, 2181.8 e. sd.
ORRAT Nottraltitle .14AILWAT.-Return of frame
Se week ending Sept. 18, 1863:-P parcels, cm,.
Rages, hor,eo,doge, and mails. 11,729.. 9s. .; merchandise
and minerals, ,9691. Is. SJ. ; cattle 4434 Is 24.-
Total. 29,0401. 11.. 9d. Corresponeng week, 1862,
18,0G31. Is. 6d.
LONDON AND NORTU WESTERN RAILWAY. -
&tarn of mak for the week ending Sept. 2-5, 1863 :-
Passengers, panels, carnage', hones, and mails,
29.8141. is. 2.1. ; merchandise, 22,2:591. 14s. 4il. ; cattle,
LAU. Bs. 34. Total, 64,0711. 9s. 94. Corresponding week,
1842,61,661. 12.. ed.
BELFAST AND COUNTY DOWN RAILWAY.-Traffic
for week ending Sept. 25, 1863 :-Passengen,2l2/ 6s. 10d.;
subscriptions, 241. 12s. 5d.; goods and parcels, 46.. 16e. 44. ;
total, 2831. 141. 7d. Corresponding week last ye.ir :-Pas-
angers, 1971. 12s. 7d.: subscriptions, 281. 21. 9d. ; goods
and meets, 491. 7d. • total, 276/. les. 11d.
WATERFORDIOe. AND iLILKENNT RAILWAT.-Traffic
for week ending Sept. 24, 1863, 1861. 18s 9d. (29 miles
Open). C. reespending week last year, 76/. 6s. Id. (13
mi.es opes.)