The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-29 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

R 12511422. Milos Pas- lifer- Teta, Total,
epee. wagers. ehandisa UM 1966.
Week ending April 21. £ a £ a
Great Southern o Indis 79 399 339 738 642 1
Week ending May &
Bast Indian lll9l 10,946 31,730 42,676 28,061
Week ending June 9.
Northern of Canada
Week ending June 15.
Dublin and Neigh 36 167 144 303 192
Week ending June ZS.
North Eastern 12071 21,537 50,514 72,061 00,828

THE WESTMINSTER BLIIECOAT SCHOOL.—Yester-
day a compensation case, " The Trustees of the Westmin-
ster Bluecost School r. the Metropolitan District Rail-
way," came on at Guildhall, before Mr. Scott Turner, the
high bailiff, and a special jury. The claim was nearly
10,000/., but the company only required a small portion
of the property for the railway. Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., and
Mr. Bushby appeared for the claimant' ; Mr. Lloyd and
Mr. Horace Lloyd represented the company. A verdict of
7501. was agreed upon, subject to terms, for the portion
required.
UNIVEHAITY COLLEGE, LONDON.— Dr. Hoppus
has tendered his resignation of the professorship of Mental
Philosophy and Logic in this college. He was appointed
to the chair in 1830. The council will probably desire to
fill up the vacancy in time to have the syllabus of the
course of lectures of Dr. Hoppus' successor inserted in the
prospectus for the next session.
RIOT AT NEWCASTL —A rather alarming
E.
monstration by a body of Irishmen took place on Wednes-
day evening at Newcastle. While the races were being
held on the town moor some 200 Irishmen, chiefly labourers,
from Walker, an eastern suburb of Newcastle, marched on
to the moor. The men were nearly all armed with blud-
geons of various kinds, pokers, loaded sticks, and pieces of
Iron rope. For some time they were content with making
a greet noise, in yelling and cheering. Just as the races
had concluded, however, and as the large crowd, larger by
some thousands than ever assembled on a similar occasion
before, began to disperse, the ruffians commenced a
general assault. Men, women, and children struggled
to get out of their way, and many, failing to do so, were
knocked down and very roughly treated. A scene of
the greatest terror ensued. Fortunately, the police
mustered to preserve order at the noes had not left the
ground, and these, together with as many more as could
be got together from the newest beats, numbering 80 or
90 in all, were immediately drawn up. The riots still con-
tinuing the officers were ordered to charge, and at once a
regular hand-to-hand fight took place. Hard blows were
given by both parties, but the Irishmen received the worst
of it, and in a few minutes beat a retreat, not before, how-
ever, several of their number bad sustained very severe
injuries, and lay helpless on the gram. Ten of these were
removed to the Prudhoe-street lice-dation, and nine
more to the central station at the Manors One or two of
the policemen, and several persona who happened to be in
the way of the rioters, were also seriously hurt.
[Advertioeunent..l—Hor.LowAz's nu.s.—Chest
sad stomach Complabith—The source and centre of almost
Mil ailment is Impurity of the blood dislodge
it=e:
sad disease digests._ Holloway's Pills possess the
power of thoroughly clamming each component part of the blood,
end rendering this fluid Et to perform tie krportant functions.
They cope most saceessfally with chest dhows. stomach 00111.
*aims, liver disorder% mid my other maiadka which were
once the besetting dangers of mankind at certain seasons,
town and country. The directions for use enabled every one to
regulate the operation of these PM* with the greatest nicety.
Chronic invalids, nervous sufferers, and all whom other treat-
ment has hitherto failed to relieve, are respectfully invited to
try Holloway's celebrated medicine, which will strengthen and
probably cars them