The Express.
London, England, 1866-05-25 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

lilies Pan- Her- Teisk
AMWAY& open sewers. dawn*. 114. gt
Week ending March 10. c L &
Boutbey,Bart,&Centrall. 606 4,816 5,817 10,131
Week ending March 17.
Great Southern of India 79 366 409 xi
Week ending April 8.
East Indian lll9} 14,381 37,779 412)
Week ending May 6.
Grand Trunk of Canada ll7l 10,844 15,001 DM
Week ending Hayti.
EAustrianLombardy&C L
South Austrian Line) 1319 4E789 51,740 TOM eig
Lombardo & Cent. Italy 479 10,401 6,627 17,118 pa
Lines of the Piedmont 649 10,799 11.160 /EOM pa
Week ending May 11.
Dublin and Meath
Week ending May 19
North Eastern lsm 19,576 54,848 74,101 114
Week ending May 10.
Belfast and County Down 456 141 as gr
Bristol and Exeter
North British

.. S 5 190 06 IN

FATAL ACCIDENT WHILE BATHING.-011 I
nesday Mr. Woods, coroner for the western dirbia
Surrey, held an inquest at the Surrey Comity &WI s ;
Cranley on the body of Charles Arthur Cawood, s 114
who had been drowned whilst bathing on MAL*
Ernest Charles de Lorelli deposed that he was spilt
the Surrey County School, and that deceased wu ,
pupil. On Monday last, after dinner, deemed sad lit •
ness left the school for the purpose of taking a milk Do
ceased told witness that he had asked pervades el 11
head master to bathe, but that he bad refined Was
any of the boys to do so until he had himself impelled le
place, and ascertained that it was proper for thopeue&
In the course of their walk they were joined by Wok
pupils, and they arrived at • small pond in
which was not more Aug sin yards wide. propel.~
Lion was made that they should bathe, sad cowl
took off his clothes, and went into ia saw. Is •
walked a short distance, and then swam into the .dais'
Witness then saw that he could not put his feet to ihi
ground, because when he tried to do so he went seer
the water and disappeared. He came to the =full*
rat times and appeared to be struggling. The boys
sent thought that he was " skylarking ;" but when
perceived that something serious was the nutter, s tend
named Goodall went in after him. When Goodall see le
the middle of the pond, however, he went ands Meat,
and was obliged to return to the shore. The other lsfs
were about to go in to try and rescue demand. bet GIM.
all said that if they did they would certainly Udmurt
as there was • quicksand in the pooL The boys the na
for assistance, but nearly two hours elapsed beket it.
ceased was got out. He had heard deceased lay tla be
could swim, and dive, and float well. He appeseed to tel
in perfect health when he went into the vita 11
head master of the school confirmed the statemeet ink
had refused the boys permission to bathe. The juju
turned • verdict of " Accidental death," aeulapsaW
an expression of opinion that no blame whatever vat IF
tachable to the authorities of the school.
ARTEIKUB WARD AMONG THE FENIANB.-1104
two parties--o'McMahonys and McO'Roberts. One that
the beet way is to go over to Canady and establish is led
republic there, kindly permittin' the Canadians to RIM
expenses of that sweet boon ; and the other wants teal
direek for Dublin Bay, where young Mcßoy end Behr
young bride went down and was drowning stomas ha
ballit I oust beard. But there's one pint on whit& Id
aides agree—that's the funs. They're willies', thud*
in New York, to receive all the fun, you'll send 'ems. In
send a pus to-night to O'Mshony, and another pm*
Roberta. Both will receive 'em. You bst. Aid
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other pusses it will be simlar. I went into Mr. Di
monico's eatin'-house the other night, and em
fren Mr. Terrance M'Faddeu, who is a rir
kent and enterprisin' deputy centre. He wee 1114
at • table, eatin' • canvas-back duck. Poultry ed
rte
kind, as you know, is rather high just now. I think difive dollars per poult. And a bottle of green seal stood Ws
him. " How are you, Mr. M'Fadden ?" I said. " Ohlk
Ward ! I am miserable—miserable ! The wrewP
Iriahmen troffer ! Oh, Ireland ! Will a tree WINO,
your sufferins ever be written? Must we forever bepe
under by the iron heel of despotic Britain ?-14',
Ward, won't you at suthin ?" " Well," I alai
there's another canvas-back and • spare bottle 01
tlee
green seal in the house, I wouldn't mind
bein' ground under by Britain's iron heel"
UNCLE Tom's CABIN. —" Uncle Tom's Cstio•
appears to be a book for all time. Messrs. Titkigsti
Fields have just issued the three hundred and few
thousand.—Thermic Globe, May 9.
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