The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-27 00:00:00

...
Week ending Dec. it
North LOtilloll
Louden & North Western 960 46834 40.712 95,060 522,43
Shrewsbury end Bimini- _ .

9,124 2,r4?
Shrewsbury and Cnsstar 3,735 9,49
Ulster
Inscublre and Web!** NH 19.980 29,900 36,480 34,42:
Manchester, Sheffield, sad _ _ _

west Midbad

1731 4,647 8.376 13,023 12.341
162 2,466 4.80 7,308 61.

•The above is esclualee of testae due ender agreement with
the London and North Western Railway Company

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Alfred Hill 'American ship), from Manilla, Sept. 2S.
Blanche, from Alauritias for London, Oct. 21, lat 29 Fi, lon 3.5
B. S. Him,*ll, Homer, from New Orleans for Liverpool, Nov.:,

off the Tortuga&
131entrarnock (barque), from Demerara for Greenock, 42 dad=.
Dec.2l, fat 60.41 N, lon 10.13 W.
Katun!tat barque', from Mauritius for London, off the Cape .4

--6;;;:i Hope."'--
Monica, from Calcutta for London, Oct. It tat 52 S. lon 99 E
Senator, from Rangoon for Liverpool, Oct. 25, lat 35 N, lon E

CoimloN ON TEI GLANGOW AND SOCTE
WESTERN RAILWAT.—The geode kale from Carlisle,
riving in Glasgow at 4 a.m. on Tuesday, while shnutis;
off some waggons at the Paisley station, was ran into by
the goods train which left Glasgow at 4 am., uplink
the tender of the one and the piston and gear*
of the other. The cause of the accident is ,tt
unexplained, but it must hay., arisen either from the use
of signals or from giving a wrong signal. In consequence 4
the telegraphic wires being out of working order, oo serous
of the severe weather, no communication could be had either
with Glssgow or Kilmarnock, and the 7.20 am. train vu
despatched from Bridge.street as usual. It was stoma!,
half way to Paisley, and when the state of matters was re
plained, the passengers made the best of a bad bargain, ari
enjoyed themselves as much as they could on a neighbour's;
loch. The passengers from Kilmarnock kicked their bee.'
at Dairy Junction with as much patience as they 041
command ; but, as it was some considerable time below
intelligence of the accident could be conveyed thither, the,
were not in a very enviable state of mind when et arrirei
The line was cleared in the course of a few hours, cod tte
usual traffic resumed.—Sooessuin. -

To INTENDING PURCHASERS OF WATillDl.—
" Foremost amongst those who have made for thenselit+
honourable distinction in supplying the public want for a rho
of watches which exhibits exituitdbe artistic feeling in o^ifin4
tation and perfection of mechanism in structure, is Dr. J.
Benson. of 3i and 94, LudgateaU, upon paying a visit to who.'
magnificent show-rooms the visitor will tine the meat multlfarsw
manufactures. To
eirnteofndiiis purchasersartistici!esiiinaallw.hoirs t,iari`
manufactures.•
establishment will be found well worthy of n visit. The rind,
Scent display of ormolu clocks, of recent manufacture. tarns'
with the immense number of watches, form one of the
the visitor to the neighbourhood of St. Paul's."—)Morning
W.nsons illustrated Pamphlet, post free for two stamps. .'
acriptive of ever, construction of watch now made Wald'.
safe by post to all parts of the globe,—(Advertisemeat.l

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

=MI&
ALISON.—Dec. 22. at Mamma, If ampatead, 31n. D. A;''

of a sou. .
BABEL—Dec.Ig, at Wragby Parsonage, Wakefield, da
the Rev. Chas. Baker, M.A., of a olaught..r.
BARNARix—Dee. ts, at the Vicarage. Vattoo. man'
wife of the Bev. J. Barnard, of a daughter.
BLACKETT.—Dec, 26, at Wins. the wife of Henri -
&&g , of Ig, (treat Maribor, mallet reet, of a daustfit'r. ,
CAYLEY.—Dee. 21, at Stamford, the wtie of O. Ciulei •
daughter.
LANIZAR.—Dee. 23, at Croydon, the wife of W. n
Esq., of a daughter.

KARRIAOFIL
CARTER—BROOME—Dec. 22. at Rt. John's, Huhn, 1
!?ire. Me.). F. Carter, to Fanny Ellen, daughter of Al

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Broome, all of Manchester.
ILWOOD—OVINGTON.—Dec. fl at the cathedral• 1
the Rev. J„Jamemon, Mr. R. Elwood. to Morg+^'t•
of the late Mr. H. (Pelagian, all of Ripon.
GOUGH—TAYLOR—Dec. tt. at the CatheilraL
the Rev. H. 11. Westroore. MA., Mr. T. Gough, of MO '
to Min 11. Taylor, of Liverpool.

DEATHS.
ATTIMBOROUCIII—Dec. 24, at Islip, Northampto.),le
Attenhorough, aged 88.
CClitillf. —Dee. 23, at Hillside, Abbots Langley. Her°
J. Currie, Fell., aged 63.
0111138,—Dee. 23, Jane, wife of Mr. Gibbs, of Tong '
Shiffnal, Shropshire, aged 59.
JOWITT.—Dee 24. Jow. Fag of ode ard set
311iXDOSOUGH.— J
am.. 25,itt at Portutane..uare, the
borough, aged 77.

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