The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-31 00:00:00

Tlurn° RETURNS.

Milne r.s. X. Teas . Teen,
SARVATIL 01:46 nevem ses•Ane. LO 1849
Week griffin August St 4 4 4 4
Greet Indian P•mla .. WTI 1,51 t 1,208 2,778 2,248
Week ending Oct. 19.
Great Western el Oseads 316

- 11,100 10,064

WMt .dlai Oct YL
Ceru.dl

829 327 1.118

Northataffordahlre- 246
Week rndintOct. 27.
liktse7 A Sane Western

-6.24 S 7.54

- 5,085 7.1r71

V7iielk ending Oct. 28. , .. .
Great Luxembourg
London and Blackwell
North london

• The above 4 azeludve of trams dna under agrannaat with
the Loudon add North Waiters Xailway Company

MAILS TOR SMYRNA, CONITTANTINOPLZ, TREBI-
WINDS, &c.—ln consequence of an alteration which has been
made in the arrangements of the French Mediterranean
packet service, snails for Smyrna, the Dardanelles, Constan•
tinople, and Trebisonde, intended to be forwarded by the
French packets from Marseilles, will be made up in London,
in future, on the evening of every Thnnalay only. The
mails which have hitherto been despatched from London on
fsv alternate Friday evening will no longer be sent.
WORM UNDIES TES TRINITY BOARD.—Works to
the amount of upwards of ten thousand pounds are being
undertaken by the Trinity Board on the north shore of
Milford Haven, near Pembroke Ferry. They consist in the
construction of a pier. storehouses, and walled enclosure,
the contract for witch has been taken by Mr. Douglas, who
is also erecting the lighthouse on the Smalls. These works
will in no way interfere with the navigation of the haven,
and yet afford the means of storing supplies for the lights
along the couta of the Bristol and Irish, Channels. As soon
as these are completed it is the intention of the board to
erect a number of cottages in the vicinity for the men in
their employ, land for which has been purchased of the
Right Hon. the Earl Cawdor.
Tin Bum's DHIIDERATIIM.—" The buyer's de-
sissrassro is to end an establishment where wig be presented to
him ample choice :f artistic designs, without having forced upon
his attention a host of mere ingenious ones, sad destitute of any
other toed', with a 'al iff of prices adapted to the means of the
economic or those to whom price Is no object. Such au establish-
ment Is th►t of Dlr. J. W. Benson, situate at SS and 31, Ludgate-
hill, whose recent enlargement of his premises lon made his show
rooms more conspicuous than any other In the neighbourhood of
St. Paula His four windows contain such a variety of gold and
silver watches as to leave nothing to be desired but the money to
buy thou w ath. The high standing of Mr. Benson as a London
manufacturer must secure him a large amount of public
patronage."—Standard. Benson's Illustrated Pamphlet, post free
for two stamps, is descripave of every construction of watch new
made. Watches safe by post to all parts of the globe.—[Adver-
tbaement.)

BIRTHS, ILLRILLLGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

CARTER.—Ort 28, at Stoney Down, Waltharnstow, Essex, the
wife of H. W. Outer, K.q . of a daughter.
DKNSK—Oct. 27, at Sturry, near Canterbury, the wife of If.
Dennis, Non., of a son.
HINDIL—Oct. 27, at ilenlow, Beds, the ',wife of C. E. Hinds,
&q., et a ma.
HOUID3.—Oct. 25. at Great Yarmouth, the wife of Captain
Hohoea, ot • mom
KING.—Oct N, at West Hall, Yolke, Dorset, the wife of H. 13. 8.
King. Esq., of • eon.
KINDSBCHY.--Dct. IS. at Invemeireterrace, Kensington .gar-
dens, the wife of W. J. Kingsbury, Esq., of a daughter.
MACK ENZIK —Oct. 24, at lipoonth, the wife of Captain .1. D.
Mackenzie, 14th Rent.. of a daughter.
SUTTON.—Oct. 34 at the Parsonage, Bordiston, Derbyshire. the
wife of the ker.'. Sutton, of a son.
THOMPSON.—Oct. 2.5, at Pine-street, Liverpool, the wife of Mr.
IL Thompson, of a daughter.
WHITICSIDK—Oet. 16, at Bt. John's-wood, the wife of IL White.
I shin, Key., of a daughter.