The Express.
London, England, 1867-09-17 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Min ha- Iler. Tots]. had.
RAILWAYS. eyes.. wagers. dandles. larf. VAL
Week ending Sept. 14.
South Eastern B3O 26.662 0,968 =Me MEI

NAVAL APPOIXTIIIIITS. -ADIIIILALTY, SEPT. 16.

—Commodore L G. Heath, to be commodore first class,
temporarily for special service; Captain Colin A. Camp.
bell, to the Octavia, as flag captain to Commodore Heath;
Lieutenant S. M. Medley, to the Victory ;;Lieutenant Duke
D. Yonge, to the Royal Adelaide ; Lieutenant Chas. E. K,
Brett, to the Dauntless ; Lieutenant Alfred E. Denny, to
the Canopus ; Wm. W. Vine, navigating lieutenant to the
Orontes ; Archibald T. Miller, navigating lieutenant to the
Wellesley, for the Myrmidon ' • John W. Jago, navigating
midshipman, to the Pallas ; Dr. Martin Magill, surged*
additional, to the Octavia, for transport service in the Red
Sea; and Thomas Purcell, assistant-surgeon, to the Sup-
ply. The undermentioned naval cadets have been
nominated :—Currer R. Roundel!, T. S. E. Macarteey,
H. J. L. Bennett, A. T. ROO., G. S. Sleigh, J. W. Elliott,
D. S. /Miley, H. Smile, W. H. W. Grove. E. Attlee*. E.
F. Goodfellow, F. G. S. Leye,_and G. M. Molony.
CHATHAM, SEPT. 16.--Thia morning a detach-
ment of non-commissioned officers and men of the Army
Hospital Corps left headquarters, Fort Pitt, and proceeded
to Southampton, where they embark for service with the
Abyminian expedition.
THE OAKS COLLIERY.—A meeting of the prin-
cipal mining engineers, into whose hands have been placed
the responsibility of opening out the workings and recover.
hag the bodies, wee held at the offices of the colliery yes-
terday, when it was resolved to proceed as hitherto.
About 4 o'clock on Monday afternoon a serious accident
took place at the colliery. A middle-aged female, a Mee
Newsome, of Hull, was engaged with some friends in lock-
ing over the works, and whilst inspecting some machinery
her clothes became entangled, and before she could be ex-
tricated her clothes had to be cut nearly off. It was
found, on being got out, that one of her lege was broken
in two,and evidently banging by the integuments only. She
wag elm severely injured both externally end internally, as
much so that her recovery appears very doubtful indeed.
POACHING ENCOUNTER NEAR LIVERPOOL. —The
estates of the Earls of Derby and Sefton at Knowaley and
Croxteth, near Liverpool, have of late been the scenes d
very considerable depredations from gangs of night
poachers, on Saturday night a watching party was seat
out from Croxteth, and after a tough encounter with seem
men the party succeeded in capturing three and handling
them over to the police. The watching party's attention
was drawn to the poachers' operations by hearing the cry
of hazes in distress, and on examining the ground after-
wards four nets and nine hares were discovered. The
three men were brought before the county magistrates at
Liverpool yesterday, and pleaded in mitigation the injuries
which they had sustained at the hands of the watchers
and their dogs, one of the prisoner'a bands having had the
fingers nearly bitten off. The magistrates told this man
that if he had been saleep in his bed as he ought to have
been no harm would have happened to him. Night poach-
ing was almost sure to be accompanied with viol, uce on
both sides. The prisoners were committed for trial.
MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE
RAILWAY.—The total expenses of this company's railways
and canals, including rents, tolls, duty, &c., from Jan. 1
to Sept. 8, 1867, amounted to 101,41af. as against ,e0,019L
for the corresponding period of 1866. Tho proportion it
the South Junction receipts accruing to this company
from Jan. 1 to Sept. 8 amounted to 8,587 f., as against
8,350/. for the corresponding period of 1866, and the er
penises to 3,768/. as against 4,0571.

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disordered stomach. Meanness, or flatulency, these has ire
must strongly recommended as the safest, best, and quicken
mode of obtaining ease without weakening or irritating ibe err
you* system. Holloway's Pills are especially useful in i:earuit
away any excess of bile, which usually produers fever inl,•-s ftldr
dial measures be adopted without delay. In asthnia,
and congestion of the lungs they may heretics, upon for renio.“4
danger, and by purifying and regulating the cirenlation Off
effectually present relapse. So by rousing the liver t.• a int
secretion of bile, and by quickly carrying it nit from the
these lino ward elf low spirits, Untie/mess, and those dntn,tit
feelings Wien milled nervous.

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