The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-26 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

341146 Pm- Km, Total. Total.
WM= open. megera ebandlas. UM. 1881.
Wasik wading (Sept. a a 8 8
East Imam ll.
1131 11,189 19,447 30,616 34,776
Bept. 21 to Sept.
Great Oisgral of B 30.
elgium.. 343 3,333 9,461 12,794 10,240
Week emthig Oct. 8.
Ottespaa. _ _
..._
.. 80} 361 1,239 1,620 641

Week ending Oct. 13.
Loadoa,TUbury..k3outhend . 1,017 674 1,721 1,610
Week ending 0ct..18.

West Cork.

le-wcastleJua. 10 21 17 38
in 64 41 103 91

Wcek eading Oct. W.
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Qvarttsrovrit, Ocr. 25.—The National Steam
Ship Company's steamship Erin, flow New York, arrived
here at 2.30 p.m. to-day. After landing passengers she
proceeded for Liverpool. All well.

QtmEwsrowls, Ocr. 25.—The Royal Mail steam-
ship Scotia from New York on the 15th inst. arrived here
at 1.45 a.m. to-day, with 1.,9 cabin passenger,. She
landed 10 passenger, and 9; &Las of mails, carrying on
those for Liverpool and Scotland, and proceeded imme-
diately. All well . _

MARSEILLES, Ocr. 24.—The Mesnageriea Impe-
riales steamer Peluae, with the Mauritius mails, arrived
here at six p.m. to-day.
Moss SHIPPING DusaarEss.—The barque Aron,
which has arrived in the Thames from Jamaica, reports
that on the 9th September, when in let. 37 N., lon. rd W.,
she passed a vessel of about 500 tons, with an iron frame,
on fire, and apparently abandoned. A hurricane, which
lasted for 24 hours, passed over Havannah on the 6th of
October, and. in its course caused a vast amount of
destruction. The ship Yawata, which sailed with coals
from Liverpool for Bombay on the 19th of April last, was
destroyed by fire at sea, on the 26th of August, in IA 10
8., lon. 61 E. The crew are reported to have been saved.
The screw steamer Cuaafcnd, bound from London to Car-
thegena, has foundered off Trinidad. A fearful storm has
swept over the China seal, and at Hong Kong emecially,
the shipping in the harbour Las suffered very much. The
American vessel Bogle, after being in collision with the
screw steamer Undine, sank off Hong Kong, and 15 other
vessels are reported more or less damaged from the
effects of the tempest. There are other disasters re-
ported, but none of sufficient importance to record.
With regard to the Volante, another report statesthat the
crew put off in small boats, and after four days of en.
posure were landed at the island of Rodriguez in a very
exhausted state, but were kindly cared for and treated by
the islanders. The Volanto belonged to Messrs. T. seddon
and Sons, of Liverpool, and is said to be fully insured. It
is reported that the Royal Bank estate will be a considera-
ble loser by this wreck.
HEALTH RESTORED BY Du BARRY'S FOOD TO TDB
STOMACH, nerves, lungs, and liver of old and young, riming
dyspepsia iindigestion), coestipation, Warrior*, acidity, head-
ache, neuralgia, hysteria, palpitation, sleeplessness, dcbilitY
wasting, congli, asthma, fevers, consumption, low spirits. 0.0..0.4
annual cures which had resisted all medicines., tecludlne that of
his Hollins. the Pope.-71ns, at Is. lid.: ft ad.; 1211.„
1111,., ens.—Du Barry and Go., 77, Regent street, London 31,0 at
al, Gracecharch-strcet ; 6, Cbeapaide : 63 and 160, Orfor.b.t.eill:
and all groLars sad chemists.- lAA reitheenmtl