The Express.
London, England, 1867-04-27 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RICTIJRNB.

lin« Pas. Yes- Total. Total,
IAIIMAYS. open. sensors. altendlis. 1887. 1868.
Aprll I to IQ. A t Z A
Greet Central of Belgium.. 1,898 6,680 8,556 9,199
Week ending AprU 12.
111thk!ale.8?;eweaskykleui. 10 11 40 51

West Cork l7f 54 40 96
Week ending April 21.
Caledonian 574 10,729 21,122 32,851 32,691

SUPPOSED LOSS OF • PLEASURE-BOAT AND FOUR
Liven.—On Monday last Mr. Collins, of the Balmoral
Hotel, Broadatain, together with • boatman named
Corney, and two others, started from Broadstairs for the
Dover review in • pleasure-boat. The party landed at St.
Margaret's Bay, and in the evening, after the review was
over, started in the boat again for home, but they have
not mince been heard of. Great excitement is felt in
Broadstairs respecting the fate of those miming.
AN Orgrusus PAosLicm.—The Manchester
General Omnibus Company are engaged in solving •
very luiotty pram—"bow to save &4,000(. • year." They
have been recently prosecuting guards for not paying over
the receipts from passengers. The prosecutions have not
been very ea , but they have brought about con-
fession' and declarations from employes who have shared
in the plunder which have fairly startled them. For in-
stance, • driver has confessed that for years pest the
guards have banded him over to. per day as his share of
the embezzled fares. A man on the guards' and drivers'
club sick list having had his allowance stopped has
written to make a similar confession of past participation
in rascality. The manager estimates that 8,000/. a year
has thus failed to cinch the bands of the company. At •
meeting on Thursday the company divided 10 per mat.,
but the dividend would have been multilied manyf old
but for this system of black mail. Mr. Heyworth, the
manager, has invented a simple but ingenious method of
giving tickets torn from an endless roll inserted in • re-
volving ease with progressive numbers, which may do
much to check mob frauds if it does not entirely cure the
evil.

THE SUNDAY LIQUOR TRAPTIC.—A meeting was
held at the Guildhall, Bristol, on Thursday evening, called
for the purpose of supporting the measure for further rie
striding the Sunday sale of intoxicating liquors. The
Mayor presided, and among the speakers were Bishop
Anderson, the her. Dr. Garrett, and Mr. Handel Cossham.
The resolutions proposed by the promoters of the meeting
, were met by counter amendments, and the proceedings
throughout were of a most uproarious description. On
the various motions being pat, the chairman declared he
was unable to say which side had the majority.
INDIA AND CHINA MAILS.—MARSEILLRS, APRIL
26.—The Syria arrived at 6.40 p.m. to-day. After landing
the Marseilles portion of the mails she left at 9 p.m. foe
Southampton, where she may be expected on the sth peon.
All well.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS. •

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' CHILD. —April 23. at Bayreuth, Bavaria, the wife of J. G. Chita,
Eaq , of a daughter.
MARBON. —April 24, at assail-terrace, Kensington, the wife of
T. T. blardon, Esq., of • daughter.
NAPIER.—ApriI 24, at Beechbolme, Wimbledon-common. the
wife of Mix-General W. C. R. Napier, of a daughter.
POLO.—April 24, at Gipsy-hill, the wife of Signor B. Pow, of a
daughter.
STIR% ENAIID.—ApaiI ft, at Hyddeltou-square, the wife L
afterward. Esq., of a son.
VAN NOORDEN.—ApriI 2t, at Bedford-square, the she of
P. Z. Van Noorden, Esq., of a son.
MARRIAGES.
HIGHT —COCKERTON. —April 25, at Brixton, Arthur NOY.
Req., of aplenham, to Mary Judith. second daughter of the
late William Cockerton, faq., of Newhouse, Sutton, Ewa.
No cards.
fiMITH—WILSON.— April L 5, at fit. Paul's. Chatham. lw the
Rev. J. X. White, the Rev. G. C. Smith. curate. to Sydney
Whim Montgomery, the daughter of Captain
Coldstream Guards.
TOMLINSON—DUNLEV.—ApriI 24, at the pariah church. Scrh•
ton. nem:Liverpool. by the Rev. T. W. Richardson. George
Withuall, son of W. Tomihmon. Eay., Aahhorne. to La% 'nib
daughter of the late Caplet'. Duuley. of Liverpool.
DEATHS.
CUTBILL•nitOrti lib rat
ed Southwood. Lawriepark. Sydmilmni.
T. R. Cuthill, Req., ag 62.
HART. —April at l'pper Brook.green-terraee, Hammersmith.
Harriet Louisa, widow of tho !ate J. Hatt, Bay.
LAST.—April 24. at Notting-hat Christiana, the wife of
K. tart, Pay. aged 32.
NAPIRR.—AwU 24, at Holly Bank, Rt. Lannartr.on-Ses, John
Moore Nap, only son of the late General Sir WUUam Napier
K.C. B.
WAS. —April 24, at Douglas, Isle of Man, suddenly, Catherine.
daughter of the late M. nosa, Esq.
SWARBRECK.—ApriI fa, at &rwerhy, near Think, T. Swarbrodr.
aged 70.