The Express.
London, England, 1861-09-13 00:00:00

TRLJTIO RETURNS.

RAILWAYS

Mar Pail. 3ler- Total, Totat,
opsa mestre duallie 1881 1840

Week ending Mout IC I s t le
Northern of lauds K 252 1,392 1,143 1.151

Week ending August 31.
Scottish North Eastern 11.5 5,206 4,810
Week ending Sept. 1.
Antwerp & Rotterdam — 746 ore 1,877 1,294
East Anglian
Week ending Pept. 7.
6amhre and Meuse
West Flanders
North Eastern
Week ending Sept. 8.
Briitol and Exeter
Eastern Canalise
Oreat Western
Lon.,Chatham, and Dover 72! 0,007 266 8,351 861
Midland
, 1 North EMMA 303 3,367 Las 7,116 7.062
i 613 Scottish Central

8 6 6

Shropshire Union IPS .920 .470 ten IMO
Stockton aoS Daribigtou 1541 7,104 TAO

Week ending Sept 9.
Belgian lantern Junction tee 123 169 292 33

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Adamant (with troops), August, it, lat. le N., lon. 28 W.
Oiltints of itsatield. from London for Port Philip, July 90, lat. 9

N. lon. 27 W. .
Cbdo. from Kurracbee for London, August 28, Ist. 35 N.. ton.
SSW.
Sydenham. bound South. August 13. lot 7.
Slam. from Calcutta for London, August 30, Ist. SS N., loa. 82 W.
Woolloomooloo, trout London, August 14, Ist 16 N., too. 28 W.
Wellmstou, from London for Aladin; August 7, lAA 16 N.,
lon. 25 W.

&ass! Ras TO ANIMICA.—During the present week
no lees than four of the finest steam ships afloat—one, the
wander of the world, the other a new steamer, just launched
—left the Mersey for America. On Tuesday the Great
Pastern sailed fur New York ; on Wednesday the new
steamer, City of New York, of the Inman line,
for the some port esterday (Thursday) the screw-
steamer Jun., of Alan Brothers' line, for Quebec ;
and to-morrow (Saturday) the Cunard steamer Persia,
for New York. That communication on the meet ex.
tended scale is kept up between Liverpool and America
there is no doubt• and that they are the fastest, vessels in
the world.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

BARNBA.—fleptember 10, ailligt;bdry Villa, Gotham, Bristol.
the wife of Mr. R. G. Barnes, of a daughter.
BON D.—Peptemher 9 at Pouthmoitoa, North Devon, the wife of
the Rev. J. H. Bond, of a daughter
CAN DY.—September 9, at Bradford.on-Avon, the wife of tho
Rev. H. Candy, of a daughter.
OA BY.—Aeptember 10, at Upper (lepton, Mm. P Gahy, of a son.
GiLHOORY.--Peptember 9, the wife of W. Gregory, Lao, of
Bolsi ze-road, 81. Johns-wood. of a am.
HSNLRY.—Pept. 10, al the Ceders. Putney, the wife of the lion.
and Rev. R. Henley, of a ann.
OLlVRlL—September 10, at Latibroke-square, Netting-bill, Mrs.
J. Oliver, of a daughter.
OLly f ER.--Septenther 9, at Battle, the wife of the Rev. H. A.

Olivier, of a ion.
WlLSON.—Reptember 10, at Walthamstow, the elf° of A. Wil-
son, Kaq., of a daughter.
WOOLLATT.—Septemhor 11, at Vele grove, Brompton, Mrs. R.
Woollatt, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.
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BUSII—KNOCIT.—September;O:;CRt. Slarrn, 'Warwick, by the
Rev. J. Houdier. Mr. J. O. Bush, of Devizes. toSarab, daughte

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of Mr. W. Enoch, of Warwick.
EDGEWORTH—TILLY.—September 10, at St. Paul's, Bristol. by
the Rev. I'. Lathbury. Mr. T. F. Edgeworth. to Elisabeth Anne.
daughter of the late Mr.). Tilly, of Bristol.
FEN WICK —COOKSON.—Septernher 10, at the parish chnrch of
Meldon, by the Rev. E. Cookson, H. FCTIWICk, Esq., M.P., of
foothill, Durham. to Jane Lntwidse, daughter of J. Cookson,
Esq., of Meldon.park, Northinistwriand.
WeIiLLOCti—CAWiVELL —September 10, at St. Thomas's.
Portmaneqoare, by the Rev. A. R. Rushee, A.M.. S. M'Cid-
loch, Esq.. to Neale, daughter of the late Captain W. Caswell.
R.N., of palickera, William's River, Australis.
NElLL—DAVlS.—Septemher 10, at St. Stephen's. Byron-street.
by the Bev. H. 0. Vernon. M.A.. Mr. J. Neill, to Fanny Aback.
Estighter of Mr. J. S. Davis, of Liverpool.
SIEIPWITH—PRARD.--Reptember 10. at Tyringham, Bucks, by
the Rev. B. II Bridges. S. S. Sidpwith, Commander EN., one
of the late Sir O. Skipwith, Bart , to Charlotte, daughter of
the late J. B. Praed. Esq., of Tyringham.
SMITH—WILSON.—September 10, at Stowlangtoft. by the per.
Samuel Rickard.. Rector, William Arthur. only son of l'bornas
Smith, Req., of Colebronke-park. Tunbridge, to Elan 11.iitioni.
third daughter of Henry Wilson, Nag., of litowLingtult.
Suffolk.
DEATHS.
ADAM.—September 11, at Grove-road, Brixton, Lucy, Infant
daughter of Mr. J. Adam.
COWPER.--September 9, at Lesson.street, Dublin, J. Cowper.
Esq.. aged 7&
FULLER —September 7, at Ragencywquare. BrlithiPn. Jane,
relict of the late C. Fuller, Eq., of Phillietda, Bray, Berta.
HtllON.—August 6, at Sungerahsd, in the 40th year of her Ale.
Posey Alicia Heron, alias Galin, wife of Charles littahe Wron.
Req.. Surgeon of the Ist Royals, and sometime relict of the
kle "ar Joke Crawford. Seq.. LLD., Judge of the Supreme

Lk BEAUTOLI.--3eptiaaber Y, at St. Lconard's.ces•Sea. Nsrl
JON'. wlle of J. Ia Beauvola, wed 37.
PARKKIL-41epteaber 7, at Whlttleetard, Cambrtdgeddre, Aen.
widow of the We T. Potter. aged SI

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