The Express.
London, England, 1867-04-24 00:00:00

TRAYFIO RETURNS.

Mlles—Per Met, Total, Total,
ZAILWAYe. open. WW2% elandlen 1867. 19e4
Week sidling Feb. 16. a ,t Z i
Bornbay.reroda.aCentralL $O6 4,775 5,210 9,955 •,96.1
Month of F
Cape Town 11.1:17111ek .. 63 2,059 1,492 9,461 9,04
Week ending April 1.
S.AuettlanLonitardytteL

Ausirlan iirei—iiilool 7,965 18,780 36,M 40,541
Help
anclui
Ike Arftettan Linea) l4Ol 17,792 22,074 40,088 36,0
Week ending April 11.
Cork and Bandon
Writ wading April 14.
Cambrian l3O 1,16.5 908 1,153 1,114
Week ending April 20.
Glasgow & South Western. 249 10.058 11.271
London,Brighton,&&Ccest 3191 19,763 6,752 2.3,506
Wcek ending April 21.
Metropolitan
Ncetk Laotian U 9.568 1,312 4,971 4,64

COWER, APRIL 23.—Two of the American racing
yachts, the Vesta sad Henrietta, have been ordered home.
The Vesta will leave here almost immediately, and pm
Geed direct to New York. The Henrietta (ehawfuot
yacht) will proceed to sea shortly, bound for New You
via the Western hiss.

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FATAL ACCIDENT ON BOARD A STEAMER. —The
second engineer of the North German Lloyd's steamer
Union, which left Southampton yesterday with the Unite!
States mail, was killed on board the steamer on Satin,
day, while she was coming from Bremen. A sere. came
out of the machinery, and the second engineer went
below to find it. He was desired by the chief enginer
Dot to do so, as there was not the slightest necessity fot
I running ►ny rink. While groping about to find what was
lost the machinery began to move, and before the chief
engineer could possibly stop the motion his unfortunate
fellow-ofiker was crushed to death. He was a fine strong
man, a Swede by birth. He was buried in Southaniptou
cemetery yesterday.
Lose OF THE BARQUE NELLIE TowNsuNn,—The
barque Nellie Townsend, which left Liverpool a few daft
ago for Buenos Ayres with a very valuable cargo, faun•
dered on Sunday last, off Tuskar, in a very severe gak•
With the exception of one unfortunate seaman, the
crew were saved. The Nellie Townsend was 33.1 tont
burden, and was built at Aberdeen in 1864.
The Inman steamship City of Antwerp, from
New York on the 13th inert., arrived at Queenstown :d
10 am. yesterday (Tuesday) with the mails, 3,501 v, ix
and 56 passengers.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

MIPS —April 22, at South inane the wife of J. H. Sec,
Fmq. of a daughter.
muktirrr.—April 21, at Tetksthall-road, Wolverhampton It,
wife J. L. Murcott, of a daughter.
STROUD.—ApriI 22, at Tunbridge, Kent, the wife of the Rev 5.
Stroud, of a son.
VACHl2l2—April 22, at Alleyn.house, Palace.road, Lost.'
wood, the wife of W. H. Vacher, Esq , of a um.
WRIGHT. —April 21, at Chester Vffia, Lanalown•ncol,
water, the wife of A. J. Wright, Esq., of a daughter.
111dRULKINS. •
COT FLAND—WEBSTEL—ApriI 2L at St. Mathiss's Char
Richmond, Surrey, by the Rev. H. Dupuis, J. CouPinlttl. t.4l'
of The Rookery, Hantwleh, Cheshire, to Louisa Alice Cram,.
widow of C. F. itrebster, Esq.
DAUTZIGER—SCMNRR.—ApriI 20. at St. Mark's, Keenin:t.n.
by the Ray. IL R. Lloyd, H. Dautalger, FA to sin•antat.
daughter of the late R. Sumner, Esq., of Priorytoad.tlsithrtar
LEECH—WIIITEHEAD.—ApriI 20, at St. Dunstan.in2hc.ueit
W. Leech, Esq., of the Temple, to Florence Koala ell. 41sutibld
of W. Whitehead, Faq., The Mount, Coggeshall, Rae'.

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DEATHS.
AUSTIN.—ApriI 22, Emily Caroline, daughter of Mr. J.11..tu40.
of Chertaey, Amway, aged 27.
BAGBHAWL—AptiI 21, at Great Russeitstrect. Redfsistsinot•
Cornelia 15113 a, widow of the late Lleut..Colueei s.
shelve, aged 57.
GABBEIT.—ApriI Si, at Christchurch Parsonage, Sarhaos.
Elizabeth, daughter of Edward and Elizabeth Garbett, acel 1=
KENT.—April 21, Mr. J. Kent, of Westcnd,
Mad 74.
ROMER —Apell 22, at Lamb's Condult-street, Mr I. 100'.
Mid . sar.o
SOMERVSeILLE.—ApriI 21, at Blacket-place, EdinbunTb•
Sophia, the wile of J. Somerville.

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