The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-20 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

MOO Raw Mao Ts6ll- Teal
ItAILWATI. epos. NIL dawn-a IW. 165,
Week ending July 8 A A A L
East Anglian
Antwerp & Rotterdam
Bruno! and Exeter
London, Tilbury, d: South-
end Extension
.. 2,068 284 2,362 2,496

--..
Week ending July 14.
Bel'sole' Northn.Lountles 915 526 1,435 1,304
Waterford and Limerick 77 737 496 1,254 1,254
North Eastern
Lon..Chatharu. and Dover 29 1,065 70 1,155 391
Belfast and County Down 630 140 770 590
South Wales
Stockton and Darlington — 679 5,849 6,728 6,545
Week ending July 16.
Birkenhead — 1,630 1,494 3,124 3.250
Modem Counties
North British 154 3,600 3,330 6,9C0 6v711
Shropshire Union 340 550 WO b!`.o
Midland 61194 17,633 23,277 40,91.19 34.942
Scottish Central — 1.740 1,920 3.41 N 3,403
Ulster

WAR SHIPS IN THE MERSEY.—Yesterday
day) the St. George, one of the finest war vessels which has
yet floated on the Mersey, entered that river for the pur-
poie of filling up the vacancy caused by the departure, early
this month, of the Majestic, which has gone round to join
the Channel fleet. The St. George carries 90 guns, but her
entire proportions, her fine lines, and general ' tight " ap-
pearance are far superior to that of any war vessel which has
yet entered the Mersey. The Hastings, now in use as a
training vessel, will keep the St. George company during
the vessel's stay in the Mersey, which will, it is under-
stood, only be for a limited period. The St. George is
commanded by the Huu. Captain Francis Egerton. Yes-
terday 20 officers and 477 men of the Fernw ugh Militia
sailed from the Mersey oa board the steamer 'hither,
en route from Manchester to Dublin.
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usually makes its appearance, being oeisisioued by the miasma
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

'MITES.

—July 17, at Fairnille, Cobham, Surrey, the ate of IL C.
Austin, Bag.,
a a daughter.
CSRJAT.—JuIy 14, at Southsea, the wife of Lieutenant Cerist.

COOPHIL--July 18, at Hertford street, Mayfair, the wife of
Lieut.-Colonel Cooler, Grenadier Ottards, of a eon.
DUKE—JuIy 16, at 61altravers-street, Arundel, the wife of Mr.
R. H. Duke, of a daughter.
ELAZER.—JuIy 18, at Adelaide Cottage, Adelaide-road, Haver-
stock-hill, the wife of Mr. T. Fraser, of a we.
HOULDOWORTH.—JuIy 16. at Headlands. emir Manche:ter, the
wife of J. Houbisworth, hag., of a deli:Ater.
NELSON.—July le, at the Lawn, Warwick, the wile of G. H.

Nelson, Esq., of a son.
BASSE.—JuIy la, at Illch-terrace, Old Brompton, the wale of
F. It. Buse, Esq., of • dun:Alto,
8111T/I.—July hi, at liampateltd, the wife of B. W. Smith, Esq..
of a daughter.