The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-10 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

RAILWAYS Mine Pia- }ter- Total, Total,
open engem ebandlse 1200 1260
Week ending Dec. 19. : a C I
Bliaburigkandtaa.gnw .. 142 6,581 0,566
Waterford nod Lino rick 7: HI 707 1.216 1.110
Scott* North Ecaters .. 115 2,801 kW.

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Week endthg Dec. 30.
Great Northern 9.416 10,272 19,032 21,523

Week ending Dee. 31.
North Devoe

Sit thoe ending --- ---
Limerick and Yorues 2.4 id 54 100 187
Week eudiij Jan. 5. lkni Iboo
Waterford and IClLtenny 111 141 848 30 348
Belfait &N. &kaiaks.. . 839 '!0 1,140 1.015
Belfast andCanty Apra 4O 15:p 665 586

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W ftltending Jen. 6.
Crest Western
London .9. North Western 6694 36,004 37,112 72.179 73.066
London 6; South Western 10,112 4,342 15,766
Manchester, Sheffield, and
Lincolnshire
6 North London
Urea Losemboarg
Utter
...
....:: 620 ffil3 1,645 1.5.
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Uncashlre and Yorkshln 3351 13,15 i
Oesentry and Newtown YO 187 tit 379
West Ifidland

Two COLLIERIEd ON PIRR.—On Monday moms-
log, the colliery of Mears. Knowles and Co., known by the
name of Cocker Moor Pitt, Radcliffe, was discovered to be
on fire. Mark Todd, the manager, immediately exerted him-
self to save the lives of the miners. It was supposed that
there were about tin in the pit, and they all succeeded in
making their escape, some of them with great difficulty.
The manager dragged one person to the eye of the pit,
when ho was in • very exhausted condition. It was
ascertained that all the collier were safe, but the manager,
coetrary to the wishes of the rest, was determined
to save the life of a pony. In making the attempt he was
suffocated, and on Tuesday evening the body had not been
recovered. The coal at the bottom of the pit was still on
fire. The unfortunate man has been seen several times ;
but it was not considered po,sible to reach him with safety.
He was lying on his back, and appeared to he much dis-
figured.- At au early hour on Tuesday morning a fire was
dwoovered in a coalpit at Bank Top, Rawmaish, near
Rotherham. The colliery is the property of Earl Fitz-
william. Information was sent to Rotherham for assist-
ance, which was promptly despatched. Every effort was
made to subdue the games, but, up to Tuesday night, with-
out material sucean. The origin of the fire u not known.
It is ascribed by some to incendiarism, and by others to
accidental causes.— ifonchester Guardian.
A SNIP CAPTAIN COMMITTED FOR TREFT.—At
the Liverpool Police-court on Wednesday Captain Graham,
in the employ of Messrs. Sharpies and Co., of Liverpool,
was committed for trial on a charge of stealing a small
moneydrox from the dining-room of the Bear's Paw Inn,
Cable-street, Liverpool. What made the theft more dis-
graceful was that the money stolen belonged to the
waiters, and was cootributed In pence by the gentlemen
dining at the Bear's Paw.
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