The Express.
London, England, 1867-08-14 00:00:00

TRAIJIO RETIJItiIi.

IAILWATIL Mlles Iwo Wee. Total. Tank
wpm. singers. chandhn. 1867. 1991
Week ending June 15. a It 8 6
Bombay, BarodaoteentralL SOS kW 6.451 9.937 7, 4
DM* June 22 — 3.533 5,519 9,051 ...".1
Week mulling August 10
Glasgow & South Western 249

12,303 11,173

Week ending August 11,
Great Luxembourg nt 1,601 4,975 6,176 6,113
Metropolitan
North Loudon ll 8,661 1,935 5,616 SAO

Narnms Dzeiras Nos D•uoirrcas.—A dinner
party of a somewhat remarkable character took paw is
the neifhbourhoed of Greenock the other day. A mak
with his wife, residing near that town, invited their
family, nine in number, and all of them sons, to take
dinner together under the paternal roof, and they all
attended on the day appointed. Five of them who are
married were accompanied by their wives and children—
fourteen in number—and these, too, singular the* it
may appear, were all sons. The company comprised the
venerable occupants of the house, nine sons, fourteen
grandsons, and five daughters-in-law. It should be stated
that there were no daughters, and have been no deaths in
any of the families. The aged couple, there can be so
doubt, must have been much gratified to see such a ham`
gathering of their offspring. It to not likely that *I
will all meet again in the same circumstances.—Nort
British,

A St. Petersburg letter states that there is every
prospect of an excellent harvest in Southern Russia. Ths
wheat crop especially is magnificent all along the mastref
the Sea of Asoff. From the state of the markets 1
Western Europe higher prices and an increuetlesportanos
from the Black Sea ports are anticipated.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH&
BIRTHS.
SADEN.—August 12, at Hlghburpgroye, N., the •ift of t:.
Haden, Esg., of a dater.
CASEY.—ttuguat 11, ayarit:to-road, Balaton, the wife of IC.

Casey, of a am
YlNG.—August U. the wife of Mr. C. T. King, of Hon) 167“'
Highgate, of a daughter.
PO WELL—August 11, at Louvaine.terrace, New Wan.lool`.•
the wife of H.). Powell, of a daughter.
ROOK E. —August 12, the wife of Lieut.-Col. Rooks, late
rhallier Huard., of a son.

LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DOVER RAILWAY.— The
bill of thin company, promoted by the debenture holden
and the shareholders, was pared by the committee of the
Rouse of Lords on Monday, and will receive the royal ar
sent in due course. It suspends for ten years the powers
of the debenture holden to enforce the payment of the
principal money lent, giving them in the meantime all the
profits of the line towards payment of their interest, and
deferred coupons bearing interest for any deficiency, as
well as for the interest now overdue, the debenture
holders being represented on the board of directors
by an equal number of directors as the share.
holders. All suits and actions are to be suspended for 10
years, excepting one of each class,whish, with the emust
of the Court of Chancery, may be instituted es a short speekl.
snit, to form a precedent for all similar cues. The fresh
capital to be rained is 600,000 h, having priority over all
existing charges, and for such special priority the consent
in writing of every debenture-holder is to be obtained,
sad until each consent is given, and the wow rained, the
income of the railway to be, as at preasat, angled is the
expenses on capital account, and for paying a
sus 0001 to the open contrast creditors to redeem
their portion of the rolling stock, now in the hands of
trosteee for the benefit of all creditors ; the first Morgue
Griming from development of the traffic M muss of the last
yeses income to be applied as it accrues to the payment
of interest on such now capital, and, pending such Increase,
seek debenture bolder (oonsess) to pay pro rata, towards
tar intonot, such contribution being added to his deferred
d
Mailed giel Pablibbid by waken Ina NZ, •
rt on the Yorkahire Moors on Monday— k tais the et Medea woo..
r.
tie earaft. the poke aseion—appeant to have hese filligare=l4iinal. 11.6a4 Ql
INT ivoemeas. Moan 14.

MARRLLGES.
COLLIER—MAIM :V.—August 10, at St. Ms, Idhert''''
the Rev. 0. W. Hilk, W. H. Collier, of St. Johary'n's Orin b
Hackney, to Susie, daughter of C. Maroon, RM.. [ofmedr"
Loniship Parra, Newmarket.
CLAILIEZ—PLKTCHRR—AUgut 10 at Wimborne 'titer,"
the hae..r. P.peß, X. L A. Clarke, Req., of Bedford me. II
Lyles Alice, daughter of the Rev. W. Fletcher, D. D., of V, ee'
borne. Bill
WISTBROOK-BALTON.—August 10, at Walton.on.the
=sok by the Rev. Mr. Hereby, Mr. W, Westto4l,
Us Margaret Salton, both of LiverpooL

BLOAZIageaDOIR.E.32.--AAugaatugustllll,
, aatt 28. DAmKAWpt:bill ilurnl.SaYnElareuv r,
"idol 4.
the Rev. 0 Ledge, aged at.
PASSMORE —August' it, Sarah Mien, the Infaat ezh,6l
11. Palmeri, of TS, Lupus-street, Pimlico, aged*: W°
lt
FRlLdays, L —August 11, at Soo& Nomad, J. Peill. 10,1 • ILL'4:I4.
BYMONDS.—A 11, at Oakley Farm, near Itaiello. 4
Kr' J. SysooaM, aged 711.
WALLY:R.—August 11, at St. Jameisaquare, Bath, Luc
wife of C. 0. er. lk
YONG& —August'ta lk
11, at Great Rammellatreet, liloomsburf•
6. You Ce. Wad 77.