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

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Mks far Star- Total. Total,
ILAILWATF. open. @ agrees. &madam 1887.
Week end Lag Awust 19. a
ILAustrlanLogbardy&C L
(South Austrian Lbw) —lOOO 14,813 32,773 47,8e6 (3„:41
Upper Italy ,Including
the Venetian lines) —l4Ol 16,670 16,610 3',080 37,738
Week ending Angled 22.
Detroit and Mdwankee.... 184
Week ending August 23.
Great Western of Canada . 149

7,710 6,771

- 19,956 11,611

ADMIRALTY, SEPT. 7.—APPOINTMENTS.--Liell-
tenanto E. O. Feating and J. A. Chalice, to the Octavio' ;
C. T. Francis and F. A. Moysey, to the Royal Alfred ; T.
A. Suckling, H. W. S. Gibson, and W. M. Care y to the
Zealous ; G. B. Bedford, H. J. O. Garbett, J. B. gardinge,
and A. Rom, to the Rodney ; J. F. Baker. to the Fiegard,
additional for transport service. Chief Engineer Mr. A.
H. Miller, to the Rattlesnake. Engineers C. Wheatley
and J. Turner, to the Rattlesnake ; T. J. R. Knight, to
the Fox. First-clam Assistant Engineer J. M'Millan,
to the Rattlesnake. Surgeons R. C. Scott, to the Irre-
sistible ;J. Little, to the Excellent. Assistant-Surgeons
R. R. &mama, to the Boucawen, additional ; C. Strick-
land, to the Minotaur. Acting Assistant-Surgeons V.
Duke, W. P. M. Boyle, and S. Evans, to the Victory,
additional for Hadar Hospital ; P. O'C. D'Oyle, T. C.
Hickory, end T. St. J. Choke, M.D., to the Royal Ade-
laide, additional for Plymouth IloapitaL
MOVEMENTS Or AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAILS
THIS WELL—There are three steamen due at Liverpool this
week with the American and Canadian mails. To-morrow
afternoon, or early on Wednesday morning, the Inman COM-
rort:tr: Ltutitrt.,°."rthwrZr. with dates Company's steamer
Newr
Hibernian, with corresponding &dykes from Quebec, may
be expected to reach the Mersey On Friday next the
Cunard steamer Bootie, with slates from New York to
September 4, wino° doubt arive at Liverpool. The steamers
carrying the outgoing American and Canadian mails from
Liverpool this week are the City of Paris, for New York,
on Wednesday next ; the Peruvian, for Quebec, on the
following day ; and the Java, for Halifax and Boston, on
Saturday.
STATE OF TRADE.—NOTTINGRAIL SATURDAY.—
There is still no Improvement in the lava trade, the de.
maad for all dunes of goods being of • very limited na-
ture. The home trade is languid, and there are very few
shipping orders. There have, however, been a few orders
in the market for foundation goods and plain nets. In
the fancy branch there ere a few curtains in demand. Lace
yarns are easier to purchase. Silk goods are not in re-
quest, and the demand for black laces and narrow edgings
is very dull. Raw silk is unchanged in prices with a heavy
inquiry. There has been about the usual amount of busi•
nese doing in the hosiery trade, both for home and ship-
ping orders. No material change in the price of hosiery
yarns.
THE " STOWAWAY " SYSTEM.—At the Liverpool
police court • few days since two men were charged with
having concealed themselves on board the steamer City of
Paris, and come from New York to Liverpool without
paying their passage-money. The case was remanded in
consequence of one of the prisoners having stated that be
had paid fifteen dollars to one of the stewards, named
Robinson, fur stowing him away. On Saturday last the
cam was again before the court, when it was proved that
the " stowaway's " tale was correct, and that Robinson
had been guilty of similar practices before. He was
fined 51., or, in default, two months' imprisonment.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

Itoßlllll9 —September 8, 07e—;114inf J. P. S. Roberts. .
Norfolk•terrace, Bayswater, of • son.
SAVlLB—September A. at St Georges-road, Eccleston-mosm.
the wife of B. B. Smile, Bee., of a son.
fiEQUItIZA_ --September 6, at Lananntrest, Goodnian's.tield%
the wife of J. S. Sequels, Esq., of a son.
YOWLER.—September 6, at Norwich, the wife of the Co.
N. Yowler, of • son.
WHITIPIIILD.—September 6. at St. Mary Abbet's.terracc. ten
sinsitost, the wife of 0. C. WhitSeld, Ext., of a Miceli,
WALlJCll.—September 6, at hart's-tesTsee, Kensington, the
wife of Dr. Waffled, of a ma