The Express.
London, England, 1867-09-28 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RE"I'IIRNS.

mar Pee- Yew Total, Totg,
11113,11.1111 open. gengorn obandien 1867. 1691
August 96 to Sept 1. A A A A
Groat Central of kkelgium 2,818 6,961 9,410 6,371
Week ending Sept. S.
Ottoman BOl 362 1,919 1,231 1,351
Week ending Sept. 12.
Inedon,Tllbury,&llouthend 1,903 760 9,663 1,314
Week ceding Sept. 29.
Caledonian

ANOTHER Tams 017111• OR. —On Thursday a
man, named Daniel Rogers, was charged at Bolton with
committing • SWUM assault upoq Samuel Wright, a
baker, in the employment of Mr. Henry Horrocks. The
complainant is • stranger in the town, and came • fort-
night ago to supply the place of • man who had " struck."
Since his arrival he has been continually followed to and
from his work by pickets, and on Saturday evening, as he
was going to the Post-othoe, four men accosted him near
White Lion Brow. One of them, named John Deland,
then struck him a violent blow on the face. He tried to
defend himself, and the other three set upon him. He
was knocked down, and the prisoner Rogers kicked him
on the forehead. He received • second kick on the back
and • third on the leg. The violence seriously injured
him. The magistrates committed Rogers to two months'
imprisonment with hard labour.
THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.—Vice-Chan-
cellor Malins, sitting at the Angel Hotel at Godalming,
on Thursday. had several applications before him. In the
case of Hook v. the Great Western Railway Company
Mr. Turner appeared for the plaintiff, a holder of Vale of
Reath stock, and on behalf of himself and all others in his
position sought to restrain the company front issuing pre.
ference stock to his prejudice, and asked for a declaration
that the Vale of Neath proprietors were entitled to ham
payment made to them at the end of each half-year out of
the moneys which, according to the provisions of the
Great Western Railway (Vale of Heath Amalgamation)
Act of 1860, were to be the net profits of the conirciny.
Mr. Kay, Q.C., Mr. T. Stevens with him, railed an object
tion to the Vioe-Chaneeller hearing the motion, on the
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ground that he wu • abaroholdir7 The obieritioa hie
honour overruled, laying that am it was vacation it was
not competent to the plaintiff to apply to another judge,
but he refused the application.

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A steam-packet communication is about to be
established between Hamburg, Southampton, and New
Orleans. The first steamer, the Bavaria, will 'save South•
am ton next week. An immense quantity of goods is now
in Southampton docks waiting for shipment on board the
Bavaria. The paasage between Southampton and New
Orleans will be made in about three weeks.

The City of Dublin, the but transport of the
batch fitted out for the Abyssinian expedition in Liver•
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BERTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

ALEXANDER.-Beptember 16. at Dolphin.vills, Menhir'sDe.
road, Lewisham, the wife Of R. Alexander, k:se., of a son.
MAlM—September 26, at Bristombili, the wife of C. H. Drake,
surgeon, of a son.
DUNSTEIL--September 26, the wife of W. H. Dunater, Esq., of
Henrietta-street, ravendishequare of a son.
GLLLlESPY.—September se, at Addisoorabatills. St. Jasuat.
road. Croydon, the wife of J. It billespy, Esq., of a eon.
IZZAlLD.—tleptember It the wife of J. Ward, Regent-street,
W., of a daughter.
WATTS —September 25, at Preefolk Patronage, Hampshire, the
wife of the her. B. IL IL Wet* of • son.

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