The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-23 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Mlles Par Mee- Total, Teta/
RAILWAYS. open. stingers. chandlae. M. nee.
Week ending Ort 5. A A I I
Grand Trunk of Canada ..13T7 32,941 391.33
Week ending Oct. 7.
4 Austrian Lunitardy&C.L

7.1090 11,370 42,264 56,610 14,307
Alrvertrantind. md.
.." in‘ 1101 18,015 24,076 42,091 CASS
Week ending Oct. 19.
Glasgow & South Western. 249 11.605 11.024
Wtelt ending Oct. 20.
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Great LuxenitZurg 172 1,297 4,081 6.079 0.4'4
Metropolitan

OUTWARD AMERICAN MAIL S. —SOUTHAMPTON,
Ocr. 22.—The North German Lloyd steamship Hermann,
Captain Wenke, sailed this afternoon for New York with
the English, French, and German mails, 180 cabin pawn.
gers, and a general cargo, including French jewellery from
Havre, value 150,000 franca, The Hamburg American
Company's steamshipClermania, having completed repairs,
sailed this afternoon for New York with a general cargo
and a full complement of cabin and steerage passengers.
The Hamburg Americas Company's steamship Cimbria,
Captain Hautrnaun, sails to-morrow, at noon, with the
usual mails, a full cargo, and 200 cabin passengers, for
New York.

DARTMOOR PRISON. —The return published by
the Directors of Convict Prisons shows that 9351 prisoners
were disposed of at this estahlishluentduring the past year,
and that at the end of December there was a total of 584
inmates. The total annual coat of this prison now amounts
to 24,563/., but a great deal of awful outdoor and other
labour is performed, the value of which amounted in 1866
to 2,9191. The workmen are divided into gangs of smiths,
masons, quarry and cart parties, stonecutters, carpenters,
painters and glazier., plumbers and tinmen ; and the average
earnings vary from Is. to thi. Bd. per man per day. The
agricultural gangs performed an amount of work during the
put year valued at 1,751/. Indoor occupations, as the
making of baskets, shoes, mate, &c., realised a total sum
of 2,:ast., the farm produoe realising 1,631/., anti
the peat gas works 663/. The prisoners at this establish-
ment work 12A hours daily in summer, and 11: hours in
winter, the greater portion of which is spent in outdoor
labour. It is reported that the " aid societies" have been
specially useful to persons discharged from this prison, no
less than 55 having derived assistance from them during
the past year. The farm work appears to proceed satis-
factorily, and at the annual sale the live stock disposed of
realised 420 i. Convicts are sent to this prison if able to
perform a certain amount of outdoor labour, but the dia.
trict is very bleak and cold, and the medical officer says in
his report :—" I would beg to point out the unfitness of
this climate for all advanced eases of chest disease, as well
as for rheumatic cases—many of the former never leaving
their beds sifter their reception, except for the grave, or on
the expiration of their sentence."
FEARYCL Acul DENT IN DUNDEE. —On Monday
afternoon, while fifteen men were employed as the Oki
Das Works, Dundee, in lowering the third tier of iron
plate of a new gas tank, 100 feet in diameter, which is
being erected, it swayed to one aide and destroyed the
scaffolding on which they were standing, precipitating
twelve of the men to the bottom of the excavation which
had been made for the tank, about 26 feet deep. The
twelve were all seriously injured, principally about the Lead
sad shoulders. They were removed to the infirmary.
Hopes are entertained of the recovery of ten, but two ..re
not likely to recover.
HEALTH RESTORED BY DO BARRY'S FOOD TO THE
STOMACH, nerves, lungs, cod liver Of old sal yOtlng. curl*
dyspepsia (Indigestion% conalpation, diarrhoea, *elder. beam-
eche, neuralgia, hystetia, palpitation, sleeplessness, &WAY
westing, cough, asthma, fevers, consumption, low epees. 60,0*
annual cures which had resisted all melkines, Mclean.% th3i 01
his Holiness the Cope.-11ns, at Is. ltd.: 11h., Is. ; 12th., Ut.
341 b., 40a.—Du Barry and Co., Ty, Regent-street, Lan lon : alto it
61, GracochurolvAtrool 4, Chespehic ; 63 and 150, Oxfonietreet;
sad all grocers lama chenalsts.—iAdverUsemelitA

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

rEl.LEaros.—c!cto!.r 1,!.);;i117-110,1nry.

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Lincoln, the wile of the Rec. 47. a Fullerton, of :t
LOWE.:-October 5.0, at 14ylney-htnaw, isle of Wight

—thewife of E. J. Lowe. 21-0-. of n 000Shief.
OPPLER.--tictoher 20, of Arundel-square, , the wife of .1
Oppler. EM-. of ■ nom
PERKY --Oet..ber 20. the wife of G. Perry, Pan., Soule

737;rds, 01 a dauahter.
SlllPsON.—Octol.ler:l4. at Cbinnock.rUla, Park road, Stockwell.
. .

SNtibelTril—Otte ‘li'flatue.ll,----the wife of C. W. smith,
of a sow.

IMBRIAO ES.

BARLEY—MACK LIN. oetobet IV, at St. Mork Church,
Ilandltotyterniee, by the Rev. S. 11. lA MOH-boson, A . W.
Darks% Fay .of Adelaide-road, St. Joil:ill.woo.1, to not*
I'Mrbc,
d!uightyr of the lute R. Machtlo, Esq., of Carlton Villas,

11Jahla:vale7
MONTUuMERV—PARICINSON.—netoIwr 17. at the British Le-
gattou, Hrusich, by the Rev. C. Moffatt. E. C. Montgomery,
Esq., Surgeon, of Matdeohesd, Berk... to Dorothy* Ilyster.
Mumbler of the late W. H. Parkinson, of Dublin, 1.1 U.,

riGorr-RVAN. —October 7. st St. Stephen's Church, Dublin.
by the Bev. 0. Ormerod, M.A., rector of prsogetiya.
Hereford and Radnor, John Alfred. eon of the tato S. J. Pilott,
Esq.. of Dublin. to Ixonilne Honorla. daughter of M. 10en.
ran., M.D., Y. 'C.C.S., Upper Leeson-street,
DRATIIB. _ _

CRANK.—October 20, at Arayleoqoare, Mary Emma, dattgld. r
of the late T. Crane, Dal , aged 20.
DUN N.-41401)er 20, at Dalstou, Simnel, son of the late Mr. G.
Bono, of Copland. N.E., aged 40.
HIBBERT.-41etober 21, at Sussex-square, Hyde-park, S. 111b1, rt
Elrj aged b 4.
Mimi —At Neistou-road, Bayswater. W. traria, Esq., seed :14
KlLLlK.—tktober th at Willtamaterrace, Turatuou.rrer
Lwoudisa Asa* daraliter'of Hoar) and Crud* &oche Kilt.
10.
WHlTE—October 20, J. B. White, Esq., of Balgrave.yla..
Blackheath, aged Si

rripied—alid Published m—Lull KING In^ et NT-S.
levotar4oreet, ts fibs City of limbs% Prinier, at tha
efkv. tu the Predict at Whiteri"
WADIESDAY, OCiosU Y 3, 1567.