The Express.
London, England, 1866-12-20 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Mlles Pas- Mer• Iw, fa
UMW& me& magpm. chandass. lea ILL
Week ending Oct. 7. a g
Great Indian Peninsula 7241 6,555 Me 71.114
Week ending Nov. 3.
Bahisand San Francisco 761 158 381 6141 if
Week ending Nov. 24.
Northern of Canada
Week ending Nov. 25.
Ottoman
Week ending Dec. 2
S.AnatrianLombardy.tC.l.
(Smith Austrian Line) —1314 15,V43 39,841 15,116 0.114
Lombardo & Cent. Italy 479 11,0ffi 8,754 11,784 AM
Lines of the Piedmont
Week ending Dec. 14.
Limerick and Mils
72 151 14 191 I
ri
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limerick and Foram .
Waterford and Kilkenny 3l 154 307 441
Waterford and Limerick
Week ending Dec. 15.
Pembroke and I'enby ••.. 27 UT
Week ending Dee. 16
Cornwall
Great Northern
lancashke and Yorkshire 403 14,872 29,481 44,1 U MB
London, Chatham, & Dover
is Met. Ni. & Branches . 1351 6.060 1,791 8,448 t'
Metro. Ni. of LC. & D l2 1,8% SU 1.874 1,.
*Kent Coast Branch
London & North Western 1319/ 46,979 MOS 119.011115,4
London and South Western 14,533 7,647 22,011
Manchester, Sheffield, and
Lincolnshire 246 4,970 16,211 11,161 KW
Mancheater,Scrtitlannction,
and Altrincham
Midland BB9 13,519 33551 47,071 41.64
North Staffordshire(l3. &C ) 2.68 11131
2,12
South Devon
• Of the receipts for both weeks the London, MAUL
Dover Railway Company are entitled to Lando 60 per eat
working the traffic.

30f 367 136 IS II

THE CATTLE PLAGUE IN SUFFOLL—>>fte
lapse of several mouths the cattle plague
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appeared in Suffolk, in the parish of Finbuoup, nerde
centre of the county. One out of a lot of tareatyers
bullocks was attacked on Sunday with tuissitlkolis
symptoms of rinderpest, and was killed on the WIN,
day, just in time to prevent its dying of its owe send
The remaining twenty-six are to be snared a few
but should any more of them be attacked the what
be slaughtered. These animals formed part el abed,
nearly 100, which have been moved about over thirds
part of Suffolk and Norfolk, and should they be tiss au
of disseminating the disease the conirequencea walk. w
serious. An application has been made for a hes'
for the re-opening of Sudbury market, but at suers
session held on Tuesday at Ipswich, the county Otte!,
owing to this fresh outbreak, decided to 10001111119,
Privy Council not to grant it.
DILIGENCE REWARDED,—It may not be known
all our readers that in this favoured land there se
courateinenta to the attentive reading of the sacred
tures ond those of which we art accustomed to b.
minded y our Lord's Day instructors. The coneeposdest
who wrote to us a fortnight ago, pointing out W
a recent edition of the New Testament, informs us ta.
has received from the managers of the Oxford Dimitry
press a courteous letter of thanks, together with
einen. It appears that the Oxford printers are '
roue to maintain the reputation of their puss
for
perfect accuracy, that they offer a reward of one guises
the detection of any substantial error which has not 51--
been discovered and corrected. In this instance
bad been discovered, and orders had been given to
rectified, but as the correction had not actual been
the reward was given to our COTrespondent.—Daily
The anniversary celebration of the cloning
gates of Derry took plate on Tuesday, with the as.
play of banners and the burning of Lundy in casy•
apprentice boys marched in procesion, 'beaded le %-
band ; but the proceedings passed off quietly
[Advertiabment.]--HoTtoways
Pms.—There is no question whatever that rhetuustia
might, and such like painful maladies are more rite tit
than for some years past. The number of testimonials
effected by Holloway's remedies is unprecedented,
be enforced on the attention of all sufferer, rum
plabita. The parts in pain should be fomented for some
with warm brine, dried, and immediately well rubbed l
ointment. it will pass into the ea of t
nnual), he skis, sad I
greatest relief. Many valuable lives ana lce
might be saved If early recourse in illness were mods
remarkable remedies, which must necessarily prove )'
and cannot do harm.