The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-12 00:00:00

TRAFFIC) ItZTUB1(&

Mlles Pm- MOW- Total, Total,
ILUIWATII open morn anodise 1 1661
Week =Was April & A a aBO2
net Indian:
Bengal Disidon 3534 3,264 6,080 8.954 7.546
North-West Provinces 2791 1,027 1,361 2,878 1,971
Week ending June 28.
letroit and Milwaukee
Week ending June V.
Mat Western of Canada 346 8,863 6,773
Week ending June 29.

Antsierp & Aotterdem — 633 603 1,236 1,110
Seat Anglian
Week ending July 4.
!Sambre and Meuse lB 205 1,260 1,465 1,502
Week eadiun July 6.
North Eastern BOO 17,724 90,991 38,726 40,962
West Flanders
Week eodtog July 6.
Belfast and County bows 49 641 111 662 774
Bristol and Mater lnt 4,221 2784 6.976 6.871
Zastero CounU•B
Great Western
Ison.,Chathaso. mai Wow Tlll MN GM 6,610 1,611

RAILWAYS AND PIIICLIC COMPANY'S IN PADUA-
miorr.—Yoaterday, in the House of Lords, ow* to the
Stets Distribution of Prises at the International
aely three committees eat, the lithe,e having adjourned
over until Monday. The traffic case of the West Biding,
Hull, and Grimsby Railway occupied Lord Wodeihoe
committee all day; and all the bills of the Faliabmi
Perth, and Dundesond Fife and Kinross Hallways, and of the
Somerset Central and Dorset Central Railways were passed
in Lord Redesdale's committee. Having pared the pre-
amble of the Middle Level Drairiage and Navigation under-
taking, the Duke of Montruee's committee proceeded with
the consideration and settlement of important clauses, with
a view to give it due force and effect. The questions as be-
tween the Bedford Level Corporation sod the Middle Level
Drake*, were settled, the committee apportioning the pur-
ples_ feeds so as to give as approximately as possible each
level the benefit of the surplus. They amended the clauses
bonging
to the repairs of the *Wall sluice, the
of which caused the recent inundations, and de-
cided that they would nut interfere with the questions now
pending in litigation before the courts of law.
THE COaoNsiLsH I P FOS W DOM"' MI D
sei. —The nomination for the election of coroner for
this district took place yesterday at Breattord, Mr. Sheriff
Twentymatt being the returning °Sher. There was consi-
derable excitement, bat in consequence of Dr. Mushet
having retired from the election the contest was left between
Mr. James Bird cod Mr. Frederick Charley. The friends
of both gentlemen were very active, and a strong feeling
was manifested by the zeal of the supporters of t e reep -
ttincandidate& Mr. Frederick Chareley was proposed by
Mr. Tonkin., end seconded by Mr. Wool. Mr. Bird was
propowd by Mr. Parnell, and seconded by Mr. Walker. On
the show at hands being taken, a considerable number was
held up far Mr. Chareley, but upon Mr. Bird's name beim
pat akw majority was held up for him. Mr. Sherif
Tweetyman declared the show of hauds to be in favour of
Mr. Bad, whereupon a poll was demanded on behalf of Mr.
Chars*. The proceedings were of a most stormy character.
citdoeirtiatenont.l—Hod PlLlD.—Rentedy
for bllley.—The old and delicate always feelsudden transitions
be. cold to heat acutely, and fearfully they tell upon them
lethal tceithehog measures be adopted to counteract them.
Nothing accomplishes this end so certainly, safely, and speedily
as Holloway's Pills, which begin by strengthening the stomach,
regulating the liver, and purifying the blood, and end by work-
bag a milsbetory, thorough, and lasting cure. These excellent
Ms ameba the most wholesome power over the whole lumen
body and ell its functions of Coates, respiration, and nermea
form. Holloway's Pills are the bast reetrestlires In eases when
climate, over fatigue, or excessive aaxiety have lowered the
system, and left the body liable to disease, and the mind to
melancholy.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.
OONBAff.—July 9, at Northbrook Bowe, Bishop's Waltham.
the willirof Lieut. Colonel L Conran, of a daughter.
DOUGLAS.—JuIy 9, at Clerkington, kiaddington, the wife of the
Men lion. Y. B. Douglas, Lord Provost of Edinburgh, of •
daughter.
LNOLLS.— July 9, at Sandgate, Kent, the wife of Dr. Inglis,
C. 8., 04th Regt., of a 11011.
MARRLIOIEL
JOBIPSON—PEGG.—JnIy 10, at bt. Georges, Hanover-a: are,
T. Johnson, Esq., of Leicester, to Sarah, daughter of the late
Mr. J. Pegg of ittockdals terrace, Leicester.
MAIIIIII—ALLEN.—JuIy 9, at St. iternalms, South Kennington.
hp tbe Rev. S. Gall. L L Marsh, of Mincinglane, to
gay, daughter of the late J. E. Allis, Log., of Great Tower.
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DEATH&
BLUNDELL—JuIy*4 at Hrunewiek House, Bull. Yana, wile ot
H. Mau&ll, Lag J.P., i grm.
DUAN.--July 0. at Murk , Broulatolfs, (Wight*
of tae late MaJoe-Oemaarel A. seed 7i.

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