The Express.
London, England, 1867-04-09 00:00:00

Talll7lo RETURNI3.

Miles Pas- 31 er- Total, Total,
RILIWAYL open. sengers. chandtse. 1667. 1961
Week ending Feb. 17. L L L L
Earn Indian ll3l 14,019 42,230 56,309 41,400
11 erk ending March 17.
Smyrna end Insane 6l 411 406 Sir -
Ditto March 24
Week ending March 20
Detroit and Milwaukee— lB9 6,179 6,211
Week ending March 22
Great Western of Canaila

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Week ending Meech W.
Brecon and Merthyr 6B

876 1.110 1,190

Week endlug 214-trele 30.
Grand Trunk of l.Ynads 1377 26,861 21.:02
Week ending April 6.
London.brightonot&Coant 3192 14,320 4.9 A 19,279 -NA%
South kiatern 330 17.003 6,369 24,191 '34.343

• Easter week—Volunteer Review. 1 Easter Week

AN ExcinNo SCENZ.—A furious horse sae
brought to the "Coliseum" in Chicago on Wednesday,
where • horse-trainer was exhibiting. The building was
densely crowded with spectators. The horse-tamer WA
about to commence to manipulate the irritable brute, but
before any result could be achieved the latter made a
sudden bound from the hands of his owner, who let go
the bridle, and sprang wildly into the circle among the
audience. A scream of terror rose from every part of the
house, and this had the effect of still further maddening
the infuriated animal, who struggled and pranced from one
circle of seats to another among the thickest of the spec-
tators, till he reached nearly to the roof of the circus. At
this point the flooring gave way right above the cages where
the lions are kept, and the horse fell through, calm-
ing with him a number of the spectators who could not get
out of the way. A cry was raised that he had Wien
directly into the lion's den. Some inconsiderate person
shouted at the top of his voice, "The lions are loose
which produced an unparalleled sensation among the
audience. The portion of them who were nearest to the
dreaded spot made a rush for the other side of the house
in the direction of the dress circle, and the fear that the
flooring there was about to give way, together with the
knowledge that the black lioness and the leopard were
immediatelT beneath, caused an excitement wild beyond
all description. The doors were at last thrown open :ad
the crowd escaped with few injuries. The alarm about
the lions proved untrue, and when the excitement had
subsided the professor tamed the horse, which had “ho
escaped serious injury.—Bodon Adrertiar.
SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM.—Visitors during
the week ending April 6 :—On Monday, TuesatY,
and Saturday, free, from 10 a.m. to 10
10,710 ; on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday (adattr
@ion td.), from 10 a.m. till 6 p.m., 1,036 ; total, 12,b.•
Average of corresponding week in former years, 11,vd.
Total from the opening of the Museum, 6,6:ffi,rd.
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