The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-17 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

11.011.11•Yl. NW, Pr Mr Teta/. Tatni
orn. mar rupltea ISA.
Week ending June 28
Detrultand 11ileuukee.... IBS IAM 1.096 2,491 2,370

Week eliding June 29.
Omt Western .4 Canada 313 3.332 2,199 6.061 6.360
Week ending July la.
South Eastern
London. Brighton, and S
Coast 2234, 10.649 3.310 19,359 17,330

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DESPATCH OP AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAILS.
—Letters, dc., will be received at the Liverpool Port-office,
to be forwarded by the Quebec and Montreal mall Wainer
lkihemian, via Galway, to-morrow (Wednesday) till 9.30
p.m., with a late fee of ld. till 10 cm., and with a late fee
of 3. until 10.15 ctn. Letters will also be received at the
Liverpool Post-office for the mall steamer City of Wash.
initen, till 10.15 a.m., and 10.30 a.m.
THE LIVERPOOL POMO:CIRO CA/M.—LIVERPOOL,
MONDAT.—Tbomos Winslow. the prisoner charged with the
administration of antimony and thereby poisoning four per-
sons, was spin brought before the stipendiary magistrate
to-day, when Mr. Aspinall (barrister), who appeared for the
prosecution, requested that a further remand should take
place. It had been found necessary to go into very ex-
Waive analyses, which were at present in course of being
perfected by Dr. Taylor sod other gentlemen, local an well
as metropolitan, and which would, doubtless, in the end
tend very much to elucidate the truth with regard to this
most serious and distressing ease. It had been found im-
possible to complete these analyses in time for the adjourn•
meat of to-day, and it was so obvious that it would tend to
the ends of justice that they should be completed before the
investigation took place—more particularly as the prisoner's
libertj was not affected by the delay—that it occurred to
him (Mr. Aspinall) as very desirable to have a further
remand. Mr. Raffles granted a remand for seven days.
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DIAMONim IN AVSTBALIA.—An interesting dis-
covery, namely, the existence of native diamonds, has been
made. The stone was discovered in the black semi of the
Ovens district by an Irish miner, named O'Neill. Rubies
and other gems of very small size had previously been found
in the same deposit.—Ausirafian aid New Zealand 04:etle.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

ALLEN.—JuIy 11, at the Vicarage, Brinsop, near Herefonl, the
wife of the Rev. W. T. Mien, of • son.
BROWN.—..JuIy 12, at Hampstead, the wife of Dr. Drown, of
twins, son and daughter.
COTTON.—JuIy 12, at Boutlisea, Hants, the wife of C. W. Cotton,

lay., of a son:
Co3s.—Jely 12, at Watford, Reds, the wife of the Bea. F. Cox,

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of a wn.
JAHaH --July 12, at Hatton, Buena, the wife of J. James, Esq.,

NICOLSON.—JuIy 12, at William-street. Llwn4lesomare, the
wife of Captain Sir F. Nicohon. Bart., of a daughter.
PHELPS.—July 12, at itonekion, near Dorchester, the wife of
J. It Phelps. Nag., of a son.
111C11.—July 1!, at Nottingham-plate. Regent's park, the w ife of
Mr C. H. J. Bich, Bart, of • daughter.
81114EBLAND.—July 14, at Chase Bowe, Lavender-MU, Surrey,
the wife of W. P. Sutherland, Ely , of a son.
TBEMENBIBULL--July 12, at Bean-atrnet, Park4Ant, Mrs.
it. S. Tremenheere, of a daughter.