The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-27 00:00:00

TBAF'FIO RETURNS.

Mime ear Mer- Toed, SAIL
BAILWATS. open. moors attendee. 1e67. 1666.
Week ending Oct. 12. C
Bomber,BarodsetCentralL 1106 3,914 3,785 7,690 7,162
Week ending Nov. 9.
Grand Trunk of Canada 1377 59,414 31,945
Week ending Nov. IL
B.AustrlanLomberdy&C.L
itifouth Auatnan Line) _lOOO 8,587 54,314 62,901 60,60,0790
rir v 1 titian Itnelei)— 1401 21,495 13,462 44,967 63,137
Week coding Nov. 23.
Cork and Bandon
Glugow d Booth Western 249 10,774 10,079
Week ending Nov. 24.
Great Luxembourg l7! 1,270 4,978 6,248 6,214
Metropolitan

Suzz, Nov. 25.—The Diessageries Imperialee
steamer Cambodge, with the India and China Mails,
arrived here this morning.

Ques:rwrovaa, Nov. 26.—The Inman steamer
City of New York, from New York, arrived here at eight
p.m. to-day, with 26 passengers and 1,100 dole, in specie.
She landed the mails and passengers, and proceeded for
Liverpool immediately.
SCULLINti MATCH. —The match for 100/. between
David Coombea (son of the late ex-champion). and Bark
Addy, of Manchester, was decided yesterday afternoon, in
outriggers, over the championship course, Coombee allow-
ing bis opponent 101. fur expenses in coming to Putney to
row. Mr. Biffeu, boat builder, was appointed reface.
The men came to their situations at ten minutes past 2.
Coombe', who won the toss, choosing the Middlesex aids,
was shown up by Tom Hoare, in an eight, steered by
Cain. Dewitt piloted Addy in an eight, steered by Tom
Pocock. The betting at starting was 2to 1 in favour of
Addy. Both appeared very well and confident, and at the
second attempt the men got away, when Addy, rowing at
a terrific pace, took the lead, and at fiimmonds' bad cleared
hie man and taken his water. Here Coombe' came out of
Lu course, and by the time they bad got to the Point was
two lengths astern. Addy increased his advantage and
led to Hammersmith by four lengths. Time, 10.5. At
Chiswick Coombe. came entirely out of hie course, and
Addy paddled in an easy winner by six lengths. Time,
Addy
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ADMIRALTY, Nov. 20.—APPOINTIIENT8.—Navi-
piing Lieutenants Thomas H. Tizard, additional, to the
Fisgard, for surveying service ; Henry F. Woods, ad-
ditional, to the Caradoc, for temporary service. Assistant-
Surgeon Ringo R. Siccama, additional, to the St. George,
for sick quarters at Portland. Chief Engineer William
MoDowall, to the Cumberland, for Eclipse. Engineers
John C. Williams, to the Junina ; Augustus Mills, to the
Malabar ; Francis E. Julian, to the Himalaya ; and
Charles It. Lacy to the Indus, for Lapwing.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

CHRISTI B.E.IINSTECK.—Zvember24 at Granville - place,
Blackheath, the wife of J. 8. Cbriati•-ketouxlc, Ls+, of a
daughter.
NUSMi—November 24, at Minoltas. the wife of G. A. Fraser,

Req., of a mon.
0111113.—November 15, at Belgrare-road, the wife of G. L V.
Gibbs. EN., of a eon.
LlSTER.—November 25, at Richmond, Surrey, the wife of G. D.
Lister• of a datm..
YLLLES.—November 24, at Eaton-place, the Hon. Atm.
of a sou.
POWELL —November LS, at Palace•prdene-riW riembigtoo.
the wife of AL Powell, Bay., of a daughter.