The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-14 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

MBAs Pao. LenTOMI. 1nt414
un.wATt. open. sengers. ehaodisa. MT. 1868.
Wash ending Sept S. a I A A
Great Indian Peninsula .. 862 4,794 11,842 16,636 16,342
Week ending Sp. 14.
Madras—South WeetLine. 192

6,262 6,871
1,612 1,660

Neellt West Una. 153
Week swan( Sept. 21.
&AhWeek e
nding Oct San !Vendee*
26. 7lO 148 278 440 398
Grand Trunk el Cons& 1327 901
Week ending Oct. 27.
and Csaimbe U 574 1,00 2334 1,217
Smyrna
eeding Nov. S.
Belbsit and N. Opuntia
Ilmariek and Innis
Limerick and
Londonderry ZW:ralMs . 200 168 368 364
Waterford and Kilkenny 3l 160 2-.0 890 SW
Waterford and Limerick
Weak trading Nov. 9.
Pembroke sod saby
Week 'nabs Nov. 10.
Cornwall ...

- SIAM 31,001

Ste MI

_.a

1.634 1,636

Great Haden soal ttss? loses 36,925 16;816
Great Northern
Great Western 1344 33.348 10,019 71.015 71,111
lane:satin* Gad Yorkshire. 103 17,287 18,378 45,815 43,810
London, (,Latham. & Dover
& Met, Ex. & Branches . 176 8,978 2,015 10,501 6,366
Metro. Ex. of I. C. & D l,ll 1,833 313 4,116 1,896
Loudon & North Western 1.W2 50,108 75,121 126,847 120,7113
Loudon and South Western 15,633 sons 24,162
Manchester, Sheffield, and
Lincolnelgee 241 5,2 6 18,817 22.042 21,737
11awheater,80othJunctlon,
and Altrinclum
Midland...

- 941 374 1,311 1.409
920 15.;00 40.243 20,023 61,892

North Loreton ...
North Staff metal
South Devon ..

11 3,990 1,1,10 5,730 1,538
4,(ltete ) 974 &MS 0.474
1101 2,496 1,704 4,200 3,968

DEATH FROM SPONTANEOUS COMBESTION.—The
Downpairid Recorder reporte a ease of alleged spontaneous
combustion in the human body m having occurred in that
town. A woman named Mary 111`Mallan and her son living
in ahouse in Baron-hies were Wend, and the door of their
house was forced ors. Hugh M`Mullan, the son, was
found lying with his head next the fireplace and his feet
towards the door, quite insensible. In an inner room were
found lying under the window simply a few fragments
of what had been his mother. A bed and bedstead in the
room had been burned and she had died by fire. Some
furniture in the apartment was still smouldering. The
only portions of her body found were the breast, hands,
both feet, and the lower third of the leg bones. The
upper portionsof the leg, the thighs, and all the parte of the
body not specified as having been found were completely
calcined. Hugh Dl'Mullan died in the infirmary the same
night. At the inquest Mr. Newport White, 11. D., said
be was strongly inclined to the opinion that the WOMlllea
death was caused by spontaneous combustion. In the
case of Hugh M'Mullan, the jury returned &verdict of death
from effusion on the brain, caused by blood poisoning from
smoke ; and in the case of Mary M'Mullan, Burned to
death." _ _

HOSPITAL FOR DIREAKEB OF THE THROAT, 32,
GoLlani,,QuAnn, W.—During the week ending 9th
November, 280 patients were under treatment, ot,whom26

[Advertsaement.]—HOLLOWAY'S PlLLe.—Though
good health is preferable to high honour, how regardless people
often are of the former, how covetous of the latter. Many suffer
their strength to drain away ere maturity to reached. through
of the facility afforded by them Incomparable pills of
V:lad:ee sthe Ant untoward symptoms of derangement and rein-
stating order without Interfering in the laud wfth their pleasures
or pursuits. lo the young, especially, kit Important to main-
tain the highest digestive efficiency, without which the growth '
Is stunted, the muscles become les, the frame feeble, and the
mind slothful. The removal of indigestion by these pills Is so
easy that none save the most thoughtless would permit it to sap
the spring, of lie.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

HUlTON.—November 11, atiielacr, Dulwich, the wife of C. W.
C. Hutton. Fay., of a daughter.
MANLEY.—Novoluiber 11, at Treiniett, Wellington, noineteet,
the wife of H. H. Hanley, Eaq., of a sou.
ROWS•LL—November 11. at Courtlani-terrace. liedsington,
the wife of Y. W. Roweell, Hag., of a daughter.
gOLOMON.—November 12, at Caroline-street, iledford-square,

—W. . _
C., the wife of Mr. A. A. Solomon, of a eon.
TRNl4kN'E—November 12, at Farnley.house, South Norwood,
the wife of J. R. Tensest, Req., of a son.
TRIGGS —November 11, at lgrave-terrace. Stockwell-park,
the wife of the Rev. G. C. Triggs, of a daughter.