The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-05 00:00:00

TRAFFIC MiI:MN&

Mlles Par Ler- Total. Total,
3611.w.426. open. stingers. ehtunliae. lea. 1866.
Week ending Jan. 6. C g. g g
East Indian 11331 12,024 26,416 38,440 35,196
Week ending Feb. 0,
Northern of Canada
Week ending Feb 25.
Belgian Eastern Junction. IN 110 101 311 310
Week ending March S.
London.Erighton,&&Cosat 3141 13,138 5,006 18,804 16.946
South Fastern 330 15,848 6,033 21,175 19,148

ALARMING OCCCRRENCE AT A MENAGERIE.—OD
Saturday ni,itst, at about 12 o'clock, after the dismissal of
the public from the exhibition, a fearful howling, gnarl-
ing, and general disturbance was heard in the tigers com-
partment of Stevens' menagerie, which had entered the
I town of Guildford on the previous day. Immediately on
bearing the noise three of the keepers proceeded to the
particular van in which were the cages of the bears and
tigers, and on examination they discover.' that a largo
and powerful black tour lair had force.' his way through
the partition into the tigers' den. Thislatter was occu-
pied by three young Bengal tigers, and it was found that
• fearful combat was raging between the infuriated beast+,
in which the bear appeared to be gaining the advantage.
After vainly using every means to part the combatants
and to induce the bear to retire into his own quarters, the
keepers determined that the only way to prevent a fearful
catastrophe was to destroy the bear. Accordingly two of
them leaded their firearms with slugs, and both discharged
their pieces together, and shot him dead, whilst they at
the same time wounded two of the tigers so severely, that
it is feared they will have to be destroyed. The value of
the bear is estimated at about OOL, and of the tigers at
from t-0 to 100 guineas each. Had any of these ferocious
beasts saceedled in breaking prison and addl.( their
escape, the consequences in such a town as Guildford
must have been most alarming.
DESPATCH OF THE INDIA AND CHINA
SOUTHAMPTON, MARCH 4.—The Peninsular and Oriental
Company's steamship Nyanza, Captain Weeks, sailed
hence this afternoon with mails for Gibraltar, the Medi-
teminean: Egypt, Men, Ceylon, India, and China. She
took out al first and 50 second class passengers, and on
freight a general cargo, including 74 boxes specie, ac., for
the) following ports, viz.:—Bombay, bar silver, 17,04 V. ;
gold thread, 160 f. ; Madras, gold thread and jewellery,
642 f. ; Calcutta, jewellery. ko., 771. ; Singapore, jewel-
lery, SOL ; Hung Kong, watches, &c., I,IW. ; and Foo-
chow, jewellery, 2071.
A SHIP ON FIRE IN THE LONDON DOCKA. —Yes-
terday morning considerable excitement was created in
the Shmlwell Dock, Gravel-lane, in consequence of the
explosion of a quantity of rocketa on board of the ship
Caledonian, bound for New Zealand. The engines of the
London Docks, under the direction of Mr. Superintendent
Morris, were soon got to work, but the fire was not extin-
guished until very considerable damage was done. The
came is unknown.

SHIPS-EFATE AND LONE OF LIFE IN THE MEDI-
TEREANEAN.—A private telegram was received in Liverpool
yesterday, which shows that the fearful N.F. gale which
was so disastrous at Toulon bad reached as far as the coast
of Spain, and inflicted great damage on the shipping. The
most serious disaster as yet rorted is that to the ship
Sultana, American built, and said to be from Liverpool,
which was wrecked at the entrance of the port of Valencia,
and sixteen hands drowned. The Sultana had made the
voyage in safety from the Chinch* Islands, but
wrecked within sight of the port of arrival.
MANCTIZRTEI SHEFFIELD, AND LI:CCM:S.4IDM
RAILWAY. —The total expenses of this company's railways
and canals, including rents, tolls, duty, kc., from Jan.
Ist to Feb. 24th, 11$7, amounted to 80,152'., as avant
7.5,2411. fo.. the corresponding period of 1144'4. The pro-
portion of the South Junction receipts accruing to this
company from Jan. lit to Feb. 24th amounted to :;,440.,
as against 6,00 W. for the corresponding period of 1864
and the expenses to 3,007/. as against :0291._

..- 7 --4. •
THE POPE'S HEALTH RESTORED BY Dv lIARRY'II
VOW,. THP: IZIVALENTA ALARICA.--ente No. K. 4.113 —•• Eon*,
July !l, lae.b. The health of the Holy rather la eaeelk:.t, cape-
t ially slave. abandoning all other retnedles, he has lived entirely
upon Da Itarrairood, end Ili da nllneus cannot praise this este].
lent toedtoo ly."—Gazette du 11{411.--f Advettketnent. i

HEALTH RESTORED 111" Du HARRY'S F oii. Til THE
sTomAcit. nerrui, ittags, and liver, oaring despepda I”.
Lion . vaistipation, dianiada, avidity. palpitailon. *hell
debility, wasting. couch. aathnin, fevers, rom tnimi .o. low
spirits, 60.0.A1 animal eared w hid, hwl resisted all me liaMen. in-
cluding that ..f hi, Holiness the holie. Cure No. I.:71 —Lord
Stuart de Berks. of many yearn of ilyipepsla . N. —Tan
Marchioness of Brehan, of .seen ytax heleaeribahle slimy from
dyspepsia. Herron/new low spirits, Hear awl vanilla;
away.—lins, at la 11d.: 1111., 2a. 121 b., : 21111 .
Barry And Co., 77, Itigeht.streed London ; at Fortnum and
Mown : and at 61, Ilracechurch.street 4. t heapside :.3 and
I:4i, 4,11.4,114,mA. Indmilant lantion.—Beware of the many
nnw.vonry and mow than aloppy imitations to width. s ithont
authority, Baron Idetiig*, name is most audaciously is:lashed
[Ad* ertlietnent. )

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

Gl'R\ES.—Mardi 1. at Wed End, Hayes the wife of F. Gamey.
Er. i ...I a foal.
LATIIAy
.—%.llarch at Itetridere.road, Mize's-park, Liverpool,

Nn. Lath.uo, of a eon. . . .
PAEE,...--*.tarvh I, at Pootford, near Guildford. the wife .4 J.
Pares, Leo.. ef a eon.
SCOlT.—llareh 1, at Actor..r..le, the wife of T. A. E. ,

dawn.
TUCKER. March 1, at Auburn-road, Bedlam!, Brkt..l. the rite
0(.1. 11. Tu.ker. Feel., of n son.
WI NUM{ —Martial. at Kldhrouke the
wife ',IT. B. %Violet, of n daughter.
MARRIAGES.

CLARKE—WILIAAMSI.:.:3"a7eir'2, at All %data', rpfar Nor•
w..,4, by the Rev. T. Watson. U. S. Clarke. Ea.l . of osi..,par-
stmt. Pall-mall, to Louisa Barker. daagliter ..f T. Wllban,son,
Esq.. of Savagelmrdens, Trf..it).l4insre.
COI sDE—DI'S NII'LI Fr. —February at St. Stephen's t ban h.
Hull, by the Very Rev. the Dean of Itipon. H. (mode.. 4
to )lary. only child of the late J. Dunolditf. Et' Dethl•
If ARM AN—ELLlR—llarsh 2. at All saints'. Paddington. 1.1.1n°
Rev. R.. 1. HOdlnull, James IVarttle. a ll of the late tb, •I•
Tt4.t.r of Marholme. Northants. to Laura, wi.e.w .4
the late E. Ellie, Fag.. of Littlehampton, striae',
DEATHS.
I:DMONDA—parch at ht. Thcanas•street, ron,ugh. V.r. W.

aged
ruacitEr. —Vebripary 2t, at hip rePidence, No `4,
1. terrace, Liverpool, John Fletcher, , potiotor, aced t.l

yew".
GAMIILIT.—March 1. at racktngton street, 1-lingtoe. NIA'S
Ann. wt lew of the late Mr. A Garrett. aged 74
II Al.l.—Mar,h 2, at Porehe%ter etreet, Conicteght foam, 141
1:1Ita, daughter of It. stet Eliza Malt afte.l 41.
SI 5.4 71...A1.11.—.21arth. I. at st. Oeergeloroad, Olen. ridew

4.1 the late J muclatr, Ned ta.
—March 1. at North House, Crateaeoti. Laura ••aadi-
laida the wife ut J. TLurp. Ley.

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