The Express.
London, England, 1851-10-11 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK.

311:./. °peal&

Kam 0 lidlway..

Is3o.

18.3189
at

1841.

BUITION.
72 ,Alrenlven
,Belia..t and Ballymena
17 11301.t.t and County Down
33, Birk. & Clushire

261 C.l.iekburn
and Eleter
1891 Caleduninn
911 Clie.ter and Holyhead
61 Cork, Llackreek, and Passage
49 Duhlin anti Ileliaq Junction
63 Duhlin and Drogheda
6 ,Dublin and Kingstown
161 ,Dundee and Arbroath
3L iDuntlee,l'erth,Abertleen June.
19 !Dundalk :and Enniskillen

2.131

1731
24411

111
167
9
29
4961
126

ArutHan
East Lsneie.hire
Ear.ern Counties and Norfolk,
it:x.4cm Cuiun

Edinburgh and Glargow
'Edinburgh. l'erth, &Dundee
s eter and ereditun

!Furness
lasgow and South Western
Great Northern& E.Lincolnsh ,
Great Southern & Western(lr)'
'Great Western
Irish South Eastern
Lancaster and Carlisle
Lancashire
cas .i?orent.iriid Yorkshire
L
Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport
I London and North Western
London and Blackwall
London, Brighton, and S. Coe&
London and South Western
,Londonderry and Enniskillen
IMrn., Buxton, & Matlock, &c.
!)Irnehe,ter, & Lincoln.
.Manchester and Stout hd unction

Slarypurt awl Carlisle
'Hand

:Midland Great Western (Ire :
:Monklands
rewcastle and Carlide
North British
North Staffordshire
North Western

63
4121
71
1061
tl

(73
4421
1341
240
82

trottish Central
• • --- -•-

i.Scottish Midland
,Nhrewsbury and Birmingham
I,hrewsbure and Chester
-hropshiritnion
.South Devon

, z•-outh Eu,t.ria
S.utli Wales
S"utliTork.,Doucaster Ai Goole
Tuff Vale

'rioter
!Waterford aka Limerick
,Wed Cornwall
!Whitehall:lz Junction
_ .

11o;lf,K.nen•tle, and Ber
IYork and North Midland

FOREIGN.
Central of France
Dutch Rhenish
Maria Antonia
'Montereau and Troyes
Northern of France •
Orleans and 13ordsann
,l'aris and Lyons
Paris and prima

64 B4 !Paris and Rouen
7,988 , ,992
107 194 !Paris and Strasburgh 6,000 9,254
69 69 ifiesen and Bane
67 L 121 Tours and Nantes
• The returns include the receipts of the Boulogne and
Amiens line.

•
ANOTHER FATAL COAL-PIT ACCIDENT.—Another
fatal coal-pit accident occurred on Tuesday morning at a
colliery in the parish of Timsbury, Somerset, belonging to
S. P. Sambourne, Esq. A man named Joseph Britton was
about to descend a shaft, when what is technically called a
tack " gave way, and Britton, missing his hold, was pre-
cipitated to the bottom of the pit, and killed upon the
spot.
THE STORM AND WRECKS AT JERSET.—OCT. 7.
Nothing his been heard of the crew of the St. Vincent,
and it is but too probable that all of them have perished. '
Of her cargo of cognac about 73 to SO barrels have been
picked up at sea in Granville Bay, at La Rocque, and on
the coast of St. Clement's Bay, and about 40 others were
stove in. The La Rocque pilots picked up 39 barrels, the
contents of some of which were damaged by the mixture of 1
sea water. Pieces of her wreck, a great part of her papers
(whence her history was ascertained), a pair of sabots, and
a silver-watch have also been picked up. On Tuesday last
parts of a wreck, with some cordage and fragments of sal*
were picked up off Boone Nait, and seemed to be portions
of another French vessel ;
.the liiipartial suggests that they
Egy‘esibly bela4 to the Berkeley, which was lost co the
nal cis May sight wisk.--JaNy