The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-13 00:00:00

TRAFFIU BXTURNS.

Mos rm. Xis, TON, WY.
RUMAT& ern. mew*. Assna 1987. liK
Week man( Dee 14, 4 4 6 &
Om* loathe= el ladle 144 612 414 955 sty
Week eadlag Teb. 1. 1864. iiisy
Bahia sad San Francisco 761 !17 SC.S 1,04 1i
Week wades* Yob. 16.
Ottoman ROI 23 979 1,n7 6.31
Week Galin March L
Week eudh,
lasiceMbwryMarch,4llloatlaind4.
g
Whet sad N. Counties
bible sod Skala ll 1604 l 7 263
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Laseleadeery R Wanks,
Week ending March 7.
Lbw*** Orem
Me* Madsen 1362 15,420 52,091 07, 75714 a 48,111
Weak esdhis March 8.
Belfeetand County Dews 441 KO 311 790 64
Moos sad Merthyr 73 176 818 1,44 1.11/
Bristol sad Ilseta 1341 3.199 3.313 6,434 6.1*
great Rasters
Great Welters Isla 30.018 37.:d4 ...7.480 W:46
Atlantac sad OteattWeeters Railway foe 3rd week 1a February.
4144,823 ; MUM period last year, $110,870.

767 611 1.178

RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLR BEFORE PARIIk•
mt.—Yesterday, in the House of Lords' oommtttes, the
Alexander Scott's Hospital Rotate and the Gardmer's
Patent Bills passed through with amendments, and "era
ordered to be reported. In the House of Commons, Mr.
Palgrare, one of the examiners upon standing order proofs
held. • court, and proceeded with the opposed postpone 4
petition of the Ake Valley Railway Bill, which was Ira.
drawn, en no appearance was made by the parties.

Wenanotuts litrisme.uns.-The guardians of
the Holborn Critics propose to build an infirmary sep.rate
from but adjacent to the workhouse, on Mount Pleasant,
for their sick poor ; but Dr. Markham and Mr. Corbett,
poor-law inspectors, have both expressed their Moog
opinions that the spars would be very limited for the
purpose, and Iweseed upon the guardians that they
shouldform ea anion with Clerkenwell and St. Luke's for
hospital purposes, the general hospital to be built in the
country, and the Chrkenwell workhouse to be convened
into a depot for the reception of the sick poor in the
first instance. Whether the Poor-law Board will sties
their sanction to thescheree of the guardians of the Hol-
born Union will depend upon the plans of the prop
building.
DIETARIES IN boson PRISONS. —WC axe with,
rimed to Mate that the government bra issued a choler
letter, giving effect to the improvement in dittark in
-
Irish prisons recommended by the coininiseionert, Via*,
report on the subject has recently been presented to par.
liatuont.—Britiet Medical Journal.

ADMIRALTY, MARCH 12. APPOINTMENT,—
Assistant Pay!nastors Wm. Lovely, to the Duncan ;Lem
A. Parkins, 'in charge," to the Pandora; Navigating
Midshipman George D. G. Pittner, to the *raps;
Assistant Burgeoos Charles. C. Ilitchbasoo, to the Via.
dictive ; Dr. BAMra Potter, to the Cambridge ; Weird
Cannon, to the Asia ; and Dr. James K Sanderson, to tie
&wens* ; and Acting Assistaut Surgeon Thomas H.
Knott, to the Bristol.
. .

Hammtvtau HEATH.—Yesterday, at the meeting
of the Marylebone vestry, Mr. Churchwarden Halos- u'
the their, Mr. Freeth asked if negotiations were sti:l be
Moron for the purchase of Rampstead-heath for the
public, and if so, whether there was any pnhabilny ct
their being brought to • satisfactory conclusion. Ili.
Shaw the representative of the vestry at the Metropolitan
Board of Works, said he believed the negotiations "mat
state no, owing to the exorbitant price of SAO. per
sere which bad been demanded by Sir Thomu N dew.
The vestry resolved that their representatives at the Me.
trslitsin Board of Works be requested to oscura the
real position of the negotiation., and report the wren
the vestry.
EXCITEMENT IN Coal.—The popular excitement
in the city, in connection with the trial, now being held
is very great. All day on Tuesday every avenue in du
vicinity of the court-house was thronged with numbered
people of all ages. A very strong mixed guard of soldien
and police was kept in the court-Louse, and a rigorous
atoination was made of all who attemuted to enter. Thi
interior of the court till the close of the proceedings vu
crowded to the last inch of accommodation, several WM
being among the audience. In the evening the crown it'
creased, and as the judges and prisoners were leaving dr
wart a concourse had collected which was said to be
pester than had been attracted by any preceding creaml
stance of • like character in the city.—Cork Aram.,
COLLINZY AOCIDLNT AND lAA. 8 Or FIVE

On Wednesday afternoon ea accident ouenreed at Cuter.
shall Colliery, about 2i miles from Stourbtidge, by abdi
three men mad two boys lost their lives. The colliery iris
worked a great many years ago, and woe entered on by
Mr. Edward Bowen, the present occupant. with the re,
of working what is locally called the "riin read pifkri.*
I The deceased were engaged in one of these workings, elms
they were suffocated by chokedamp.
OUTWARD AMIRICAN MAIL QTEEfferi
MARCH 12.—The Inman Royal Mail steamer City of Bed'
timore arrived here et 10.30 a.m. to-day, eilikrked
and passengers, and proceeded et 3.40 p.m. for New Yost
All well.
DY6YIPSIA.—FERALTH RISTORRD BY Du BIR2II
FWD TO TOE STOCACY, nerves, lungs. and Beer of old Judi,*
caring, withont medicine or (ripener, dymepila 111.1/2rstos,
onestipatfoo. diarrlicea, addity, headache, ueurakna,
palpitation, deeplenness, debility. wasting, cough. atlas. hidt
toosumption, low spirits. 60.000 cum which had rehteit
rd
medicines, hicludhig that of his Holiness the Nit It uff.
fifty times Its cost In other remedies.—Tina, lit., to. '.1.:
Ms. 241 D., sea., or 26. per meal. Also the Ficiakota ete,oins
rowder, more strengthening than coaseatrated beef —Pt
and Co., 77, Regent-goadrant. London also Curium and Yassi
and at 61, Oracechurch-street : 4, Chespiide
110, Orford etrest..-lAdvertimment.l