The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-09 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Miles Poe- Mer- Tots?, Totl.
ZAILTATL open, eengere. chandlee. lee 7.
Week ending June 20.
Detroit audMilwaukee.... 182 —6,77 J

Week ending June !I.
Great Western of Canada . $49

- 12,070 12. I

Vitale eradiate Jane 24.
Belgian Easteru Junta's. 261
nek ending J uly 0.
Bconth Eastern 3llO 24.135 2,236 19,9/1 %,0..!

333 34

RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS BEFORE PARLlA-
HENr.—Yesterday, business in the House of Lorda' COM-
minces was but slight. In Lord Redesdale's committee
the bill of the London and South Western Railway Com-
pany passed through, and upon certain amendments 1191
pending its being reported. In;the Painted Chamber the
Midland and Glasgow and the South Western Railway
Companies and the Midland Railway Rills were still fur
ther proceeded with, and adjourned (y their lordships until
this day (Tuesday). In Room C their lordships passed tll..
Local Government Supplemental (No. 4) Bill with amend
meats, and it was ordered to be reported. In the Hone
of Commons' committees yesterday, the principal (eaten
was the decision in the London, Chat..am. and Dover casts
in Group 12, presided over by Mr. R. T. Woodd. The
London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, and the lonia,
Chatham, and Dover Railway (50..) were passed Omit
in cons didation with the London, Chatham, and hors
Railway (Arningements)(Bill, founded upon'the bills of the
Loudon, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company, whirl
have already been for 110018 weeks under consideration it
Mr. Woodd's committee. These bills were accordingly
ordered to be reported, the clauses having been pm
through and settled. In Group 4, the Great Kasten
Railway, the Lords'amendments were considered, and the
bill passed, and was ordered to be reported. Mr. Paler.m•
one of the examiners, held a court, and declared that ti
further standing orders in the following unopposed rm.'
had been complied with : —The Bourton-on-the-Wee
Railway (Abandonment, &c.), and the Waterloo aj
Whitehall (Extension of Time, &c.) Bills. In the easel
the unopposed Barker Mills Estate Lill, it was ilecL..4
that no further standing orders were applicable.
Sucre KENSINGTON MOBZUll.—Visitors du::a;
the week ending July 6 :—On Monday, Tuesday, as
Saturday, free, from 10 s.m. to 10 (..m., 8,172; on tt eds+
day, Thursday, and Friday (admission sid.), fromloam. tJI
6 p.m., 2,063 ; national portrait exhibition by payment.
2,. 0t ; total, 13,436. A.verage of corresponding week a
former years, 11,113. Total from the opening ei the
Museum, 6,816.601.
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treatment Judiciously followed up remora diphtheria. aittma,
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complaints are neglected.