The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-01 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

YIN Pea- Mer- Tidal, Toad,
116/IWATIL open. Mogen camas*. Intl UAL
Weak ending Oct. 28. 6 £ &
kaWeek ending Dec. 9. t Lathan 11291 12,943 25,849 38,492 44,697
linyrna and Cassaba
Ditto Dec. 16
AtuirtulLotehardy&C.L
ulouth Austrian Lin.) 1316 18,271 37,402 55,873 48,542
Lombardo & Cent. Italy 479 9,433 8,9..3 18.336 11,532
Linea of the Piedmont
Week ending Dec. 13.
*dolt and Milwaukee lB9
Week ending Dec. 14.
treat Western of Outada . 362
Week ceding Dec. 23.

61 499 964 1.463
- 4.11 760 1,19{

4,875 5,908
9,860 12,915

Brecon aid Merinyr — 6 ll 897 1.276 1,595
Week ending Dee 29.
South Eastern 330 19.875 3,786 23,661 22,64

ADDITIONAL MAILS TO BOMBAY.—Commencing
with the mails to be despatchd from London on the '2oth
January next, via Southampton, and on the 26th January,
via Marseilles, all the correspondence addressed to India
(with the exception of newspapers, book packets, and
patterns of merchandise addressed to the Presidency of
Madras or to Lower Bengal), will, until further notice, he
sent to Bombay, the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navi-
gation Company having, as an experiment, appointed addi-
tional steam vessels to sail from Sues to Bombay aimed-
taneously with the packets which leave Suez about the
Pith and 20th of each month for Madras and Calcutta.
Newspapers, book packets, and packets of patterns ad-
dressed to any place in the Presidency of Madras or in
Lower Bengal, and intended to be sent Southampton,
will continue to be despatched from Suez by the packets
proceeding to Madras and Calcutta.—General Post• Office.
Dec. 31, 1566.

MAIL.'S rue SCHLRESWIO-HOLSTRI N. —lnformation
having been received that the posts in the Duchies of
Schleswig-Holstein are about to be united with those of
Pruuia, letters, newspapers, book packets, and patterns of
merchandise posted in- the United Kingdom and addressed
to Schleswig-Holstein will, on the lit of January next and
thenceforward, be despatched from this country in the
mails for Prussia, instead of in the mails for Hamburg, as
heretofore, and will be chargeable with the same rates of
postage asletters' Re., for Prussia ; consequently the
following will be the rates of postage chargeable in future
on the various classes of correspondence addressed to
Schleswig-Holstein. Letters (if prepaid), not exceeding
oz. in weight, 6d. ; above oz. and not exceeding 1 oz.,
is. ; above 1 oz. and not exceeding 2 on., 2e. ; above 2 on.
and not exceeding 3 OZA, 3a. Unpaid letters will be liable
to an increased charge on delivery. Registered letters will
be liable to • registration fee of 4d., in addition to the
postage, which must in all cases be paid in advance.
Newspaper., book packets, and patterns.—For each news.
paper, not exceeding 4 ozs. in weight, 2d. ; above 4 on.
and not exceeding 8 on., 4d. For a packet of printed
papers, other than newspapers, or a packet of patterns or
samples of merchandise, not exceeding 4 on. in weight,
441. ; above 4 on. and not exceeding 8 on., Bd. No packet
of patterns or samples above the weight of eight ounces
can be sent to Schleswig-Holstein, but packets of boob
and other printed papers, not exceeding three pounds in
we;ght, may be forwarded, if prepaid, at the rate of 4d. for
each four ounoes.—General Poet-office, Dec. 31, 1866.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DIATHS.

BIRTHS.

HODGSON. —December ItftateefitWidge.road, Kilburn, W the
wife of V. Hodgson, Esq., of • daughter
HICKIIIAIS.—Deoensher 28, at George-street, Portman-Piton%
the wife of J. Rickman, of a daughter.
JONA& —December 38. a 1 Wobumplace, Ruesell.square, the
wife of H. Jones, Ens, of a .on
PASSMORE - December 31, at 72. Lupueetreet, South Belgravia.
the wife of Mr. Henry Passmore, of a deu,chter.
RAVENSCROPT.—Deeember 28, the wife of B. Ravenscroft, of
Serte-dreet, Lincoln's-inn, of a eon.
&UM DEM.—December YB, the wife of Mr. D. Saunders. of St.
Janweentreet, Brighton, of a eon.
MARRIAGES. •—. • --

CLARK—MITCHELL—December 29, at fit. Giles', Camberwell.
by the Rev. H. B. Wilkinson. E. Clarke. Ewi of tineobis.inn.
to Anal" danatterel the late G. Mitchell, Em., of Gulc.stract,
Llneoln'a-inn Gelds.
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V. at St Jude's. Chelsea,
William Hairy, win of the late Mr J ti...pni.do. of mah-
atma, Brom ton, to Emma Richard...a, daughter of Mr. r.
Gardner. of Plslka
HIUGWAY-GOITAM.--facembecm at +t. May's, Wimbledon,
by the Rev. H. W. Maddock, M.A., incumbent of All Sainte',
St. John't-wood, N.W., masted by the Rev. U. William
Hayearth, M.A., Incumbent ..1 Wimbledon, Alexander Y.
Ri of No. 13, Weanouthntreet, Foribuiy.pace.
Fanny dgwayJuliet, third daughter .4 the lac George ('ottam, lay.,
of wimbingca, banacty of St. John'enued. No cards
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