The Express.
London, England, 1849-08-25 00:00:00

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BRITISH.

Aberdeen
Belfast and Balllntefia
Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire
Bolton, Blaekbern, and
NV sst Yorkshire

Iristal and Ezetar 1

Caledonitut
Chester and Holyhead
Dublin and Drogheda
Dublin and Kingstown
Dandoe,Perth,Ahspdeen June
But Anglian
Bast Lancashire
Rasters Cuisines and Norfolk
Rasura Union
Edinburgh and Glasgow
Edinburgh and Northern
Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr
Glasgow, Paisley,and Greenock
Great Northern &E. Lineolnsh.
Groat Southern andWestern(l)
Great Wotan*
Lumina. ad Carnal*
Lsneaddre and Yorkshire
Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport
Luau and North Western
London and Blackman
London, Brighton, and 8. Coast
London and South Western....
Lcaleadury and Enniskillen
Mingheter,Blteff., & Lincoln.}

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Mina& GrestWestorn. (I )
tdookisads
North British
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'Shrewsbury sad Oberbee
ShyerWm tildes

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Ulster
West Cornwall
Whitshaven Junction
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York, Newcastle, Berwick...
York and North Midland...

FOILEION.

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671
711
211
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Di:l:Rhenish
hionterean and Troyes
Northern of France
Orleans to Bourses (Cent.)
Orissa, to Taus
Paris sad Woos
Paris sod Ileum
Masa sad Havre

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• batman insperess of Idanasenr, Inn* Ainetton, And Altrin.
don nonlely.
Nubile et Inadlas, Odillwd. and istpla reetipts.

RAILWAY POLICE VIGILAICE. The vigilance
exambei by fie tit polies. in °filer to avail themselves
of amen: ever reds area ell sear* the reward offered for
h (wriest to as extent somewhat
ladiseens In:rat isconesuient to the poisoners.
Iwise the trains arrive at the Loudon-bride terminus at
Wstintbefir detained a mach longer time than usual for
tickets, and the dark carriages are entered in
11111111•110ke by a number of policemen, who thrust their
gluing bull's eyes close to the face of OW '?, pasienger, which,
of eseem, invathibly peodmees the drooping eyelids, said to
be sae a the distinguishing marks of the suspected mur-
derer. No less than four policemen are in the carriage at
the mine time ; these are followed by more, and when at
length permitted to alight, the passengers are barricaded
into a narrow paseage, where two other policemen, with
lanterns, rudely scrutinies every one, besides paging a ordon
of about a dozen more before the outer gates are finally
pissed. The detention thus occasioned is at least a quarter
elan hour, and as it appease needlessly protracted, and
rudely executed, has formed a subject of much complaint.
BOTTLE FOUND ON THE HOLTWELL SANDS.—
bottle, containing the following written document, was
picked up on the Holywell sands, about nine miles east of
St. Agnes, Truro, Cornwall, by ens of the coast guard, at 7
o'clock, a.m., of the 17th inst. :—" Brig Mary Lilian, of
Irvine, Captain Bay& Montreal to Liverpool, sailed from
Quebec on the 18th of November, 1848. Put overboard on
the 30th of November, 1848, at 1 p.m. Lat., by observation,
50 55 N. ; long., by chronometer, 32 10 W." The writer
requests the finder of it to give publicity to the time when
picked up, with the latitude and longitude.
AN AWKWARD Fix.—Yesterday afternoon a van,
laden with furniture, belonging to a person named Thomas,
a greengrocer, residing in the Edgeware• road, was proceed-
ing over the bridge of the Paddington canal, when an ex-
traordinary circumstance occurred. The bridge, it will be
remembered, is near the New Lock Hospital, where there is
a considerable declivity. Neither of the wheels of the
waggon was " skidded," so that in the descent there was a
tremendous pressure on the haunches of the wheel hones
He was forced forwards en th • leader, which took fright, and
drew the waggon to the side of the road. The leader
leaped a fence, about three feet high, into a paddock, be-
longing to Mr. White, and the wheel hone followed the ex
ample, but was ecurht by his hind legs, and the poor animal
was flied in dreadful agony until a saw war procured, and it
was liberated. The leader was unhurt.