The Express.
London, England, 1851-02-28 00:00:00

COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY

11olywell, I.se. ; Cur's Hartley, 145.; Eden Main, 114. Gd.;
Davison's West Hartley, 14s. ; iValls End Haswell, 15s. 9d.;
Walls End Stewart's, 16s. Gd.; Walls End 'fisa, lbs. 6d.
—Ships at market, 249.

RAILW AYS IN AmEntc.t.—The following is a state-
ment of railroads completed and in progress in Georgia:
Central Railroad, from Savannah to Macon, 191 miles;
Macon and Western, Macon to Atlanta, 101 ; Western and
Atlantic, Atlantic to Chattanooga on Tennessee river, 140.
Total line from Savannah to Tennessee river, 432 miles.
Georgia Railroad, Augusta to Atlanta, 171; Athens Branch,
Union Point to Athens, i 9. Total miles completed, 642.
In progress—South Western Railroad, Macon to Ogle-
thorpe, 51 ; Muscogee Railroad, Columbus to Fort Valley,
71 ; Milledgeville Railroad, Milledgeville to Gordon, 18;
Eatonton Railroad, Milledgeville to Eatonton, 22; Atlanta
and West Point, Atlanta to W. Point, 83; Wilkes Railroad,
Double Wells to Washington, 18; Burke Railroad, Augusta
to Central Railroad, 56. Total complete.' and in progress, 96.3.
The Macon Meesenyer stays :—Of the roads in progress the
South-western, 30 miles, will be in operation in ninety
days; the Atlanta and West Point Road, 30 miles; of the
Muurogee Road, 23 mules; of the Burke Road, 23 miles;
and of the Milledgeville Road, 18 miles— making a total of
147 miles, will be put in operation the ensuing summer.
The following arc the receipts and expenditures of the lino
of railroad from Albany to Buffalo for the year ending
September 30, 1830 :—Albany and Schenectady, 17 miles :
receipts, 208,303 doll. ; expenses, 91,17'2 dols. Utica and
Schenectady, 78 miles: receipts, 923,426 dols.; expenses'
1308,174 doh. Syracuse and Utica, 53 miles: receipts,
472,756 dols.; expenses, 202,728 dols. Rochester and Syra-
cuse, 104 miles: receipts, 717,217 dols.; expenses, 2'23,:f43
doll. Tonawanda, 43 miles: receipts' 344,398 doh. • ex-
jauscs, 109,622 dots. Attica and Buffalo, 32 odes receipt.,
229,710 dols ; expenses, 70,909 dols. Total, 327 miles;
receipts, 2,896,042 dots.; expenses, 1,005,948 dots. Net
earnings, 1,890,094 dots.; equal to Twelve-and-a-Half
per cent. on the total cost, via., 14,969,140 dole.
The New Albany Railroad is completed to Salem, Washing-
ton county, Indiana, and the first train of cars arrived at
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that place on the 22nd ult. The Connecticut River Rail-
roadthagoPetorate
indem-
nify the former on account of any loss through the Vermout
charter. The budding of the New London and New Haven
Railroad is to be pushed with vigour. The meetings of thu
commissioners to locate the route through the different
towns, have been appointed, and already small buildings for
the accommodation of the Irish labourers are appearing
along the road. The length of this road will Be about fifty
miles, crossing Connecticut river by a ferry near the mouth,
at Saybrook and Lyme. The directors decided against the
route to Norwich through Essex, 11:e.
Tll9 NAPIITIIA EXPLOSION AT SAISORD.-A
third person has died from the injuries received by the ex-
plosion of naphtha, which took place at the naphtha manu-
factory, in Springfield-lane. Salford, on the 14th nut. Wil-
liam Cliffe, aged 24 years, labourer, who was burned about
the face, head, arms; and chest, and was convoyed to the
Infirmary, expired there on Saturday last. An inquest WIN
held on the body on Monday, before Mr. Herron!, when a
verdict of " Accidental death " was returned.