The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-22 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Miles Pas- Mee. Total, Total.
RAILWAY'S. open. senders, chandlaa. 1e46. 1666.
Week ending Dec. 90. e C, N. L
Smyrna and lltssaha sl 613 830 1.4413
1847. 1866.
DM. Jan 6 — 497 90) 1,466

Week ending Jan. LS.
Brecon and Merthyr IS 891 1,150 LOU
Week ending Jan n
inudnnlßrightou.gs.Coset 314, 11.412 5.110 16.612 15 765
South F.:astern 336 14. T 4,31/9 18,636 19,901

RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS TN PARLIAMENT.
The examiners, Messrs. Frere and Palgrave, the latter
gentleman having been elected in place of Mr. Smith,
resigned, held sittings yesterday in rooms 16 and 17 re-
spectively, and the following business transacted:—The
following bills, before Mr. Frere, were unopposed :
Metropolitan Life Assurance Society ; Forth and Clyde
Junction and Caledonian Railway Companies • Skipton
and Wharfdale Railway ?Sutton,Southcoates, and Drypool
Gee ; Ipswich Fishery ;Wynestead Level Drainage ;Green-
with an.l South Eastern Docks ; Crystal Palace and East
London Railway; Bishops Waltham Hallway, and Blyth and
Tyne Railway, were declared to have passed the 'standing
orders. The (opposed) Glasgow City Union Railway was
postponed until the 29th, and the Swansea Vale Rail-
way until next Monday. The standing orders were
complied with in the Bromley Commons Enclosure.
(Before Mr. Palgrave.)--The unopposed hills were Kidder-
minster Gas, Scarborough Can, Lombard-street Improve-
ment, the Caledonian and Forth and Clyde Navigation
Companies, the Caledonian Railways (Forfarshire works,
Ac.). The Norwich and Spalding Railway, the Denbigh,
Ruthin, Corwen, and hlolden Denbigh Junction Rail-
way Company's Amalgamation passed standing order..
The unopposed bills brought before the same examiner,
and in which the standing orders were not complied with,
were the Wolverhampton and Walsall Railway and the
Thames Subways. The Carnarvon and Llnndwrog Rail-
way and the Sheffield Waterworks (new works) opposed
bills were declared not to have complied with the standing
orders. The Brecon and Merthyr Tydfil Junction Rail-
way, the West Cork Railway, and the Southport Water-
works, were adjourned.
Br.Aprolio CHAMBER or COMMERCE.—The an-
nual meeting of the Bradford Chamber of Commerce was
held yesterday at Bradford ; Mr. H. W. Ripley in the
chair. Some formal business having been disposed of, the
meeting was adjourned till evening, when a sow. r took
place in the saloon of St. George's-haIL Lord F. Caven-
dish, M.P., and Mr. W. E. Forster, M.P., were present.
The chamber had received from the government, as a gift,
a large collection of the textile products of India, which
excited a greet amount of interest

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