The Express.
London, England, 1860-05-01 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Ines Pas- Nn. TM 'S- T.W.RAILWAYS. wan. sensors. &mons. 1/100. 1852
Week ending April 12. E E g g
Detroit and Sfileaukaa 185 1,117 1,903 3,020 1.109
Week ending April 18.
Buffalo and Lake Huron 161 1.148 5t9
Great Western of Canada 345 4,538 41311 9,1111 7,541
Week ending Aprll 22.
Loudon, Brighton, and 8
&oat 214 10,190 3,431 13,021 14,009
Beak

LONDON SLY DOCK mertraNs.—Aria. el

Isnportd
&man—West India .cute 4.229
Masuitlna bop 27,426
Bengal and Madras bags 1,409
Penang
Po•ergn OM 4.377
COME—W.I.
Mocha
Ceylon
COCVs—B.P. bags faSal
Foreign 196
BOY—W.I eaa 68.5

!DeUged., Pr. stock ISSO.

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1,177 110,406
MOOG 180,712
SAX 106,122

16,006 soio,ui
so 648
113 3,1165
3,117 31,710
312 2,804
3211 4.441
344 10,970

I 8,253
87,073
120.73
280.907
485
8.700
40,903
8.775
0.001
20,117

ELECTRIC TELEGRAMS FOR TIEN-MIN.—It is not
improbable that if the 'British] army reaches Tien-tsin,
and its occupation of that city is protracted over any
space of time, telegraphic communication with the
coast may be deemed a desirable object. Should
any such project be entertained, we trust it will not be con•
sired impertinent if we express a hope that bat.
teries will be sent out as wgll as wire. Upon
the last occasion, when a similar attempt was made in
China, it was Lot until after the wire was laid down from
the landing-place to brad-quarters that the discovery was
made that the most essential item hail been forgotten, and
that a wire, however well laid, if it had nothing but a
general at one awl and an admiral at the other, could not
possibly convey a message.—Cora/ill Magazine for May.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

BADCOCK.—ApriI W. at Battersea, the wife of the Rev. E B.
Badoock, of a daughter.
Bll42WlC.—Aprill 20, at Edinburgh, the wife of Mr. F. 8. Brown.

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of a son.
BUTT.—April 27, at Lawton Vicarage, Herta, the wife of the
Rev. J. H. Butt, of a son.
CROICEN.—ApeiI 26, at Royal-parade, Cheltenham, the wife of
Captain IS. Croker, of a daughter.
OBEEN.—April 16, at Wimbledon-part-road, Wandsworth, the
wife of Mr. D. Omen, of a daughter.
OURDON.—ApriI 26, at Dedham, Essex, the wUe of J. & Gor-
don, Esq., of a son.
Bli9AELL.—April 25. at Blubbers, Essex, the wife of C. RUM%

LE., of a ine. • •
BCOTT.—April 27, at Carmarthen, the wife of Lieut.-Colonel R.
Scott, of a daughter.
CRQUHART.—AIwiI N. at Riverside, Rickmattsworth. Herta,
the wife of D. t nohart, KIM I. , of &daughter.