The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-21 00:00:00

TRAFFIC, RETURNS.

Miles Pas- Mgr- Petal, Total,
RAILWAY/I open 'engem shandies 1061 MOO
Week ending Aug 18. Z i A A
East Indian Railway -
North-West Provinces 2099 683 1,371 2,054 1,111
Ditto, Aug 25. - 636 1,803 2,439 1,251
Bengal Ditlalon,Aug.2s 2,519 1,095 4,443 6,338 3.664
Ditto. Sept. 1. - 1,906 4,606 6,511 4,155
Week ending Sept. 22.
Great Indian Peninsula
Week ending Nos. 9.
Edinburgh andOlaagow - - 6,973 6,637
Scottish North Eastern
Week ending Nov. 15.
Limerick and Yoynes
Waterford and Kilkenny 31 130 233 202 349
Waterford and Limerick 77 654 791 1,365 1.139
Week oodles Nov. 16.
loath Wales - - 7,116 6,584
Week ending Nov. 17.
Balfaat and County lk,wn 49 415 170 185 615
Great Northern 220 9,544 16,625 26,107 25,105
London A North Western 10701 39,318 45,091 80,429 70,Gi4
London A South Western - 10,504 6,647 16,151 -
Manchester. She:Meld, and
Lincolnshire
Ooenwall
...
...7. 664 261 1,025 1,015

-- -.-- ---
Lo3aublre =4 Yorkiklis a% miii I 0,‘,33 33.189 34,143
North Btadordahlre WI 7,20 8,030
Oavestry and Newtown 3O 230 333 001 40?
198 tea

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

OASULLTIFS.
Allenson (BrMinh ebtp), Alaion), was lost In a typhoon
ling (ti Roads on the Seth August esew saved.--Bhanghes.
Malakoff (British barque;, foundered at sea on the Bth Septum-
tier, in lat. 29 N.. ion. 124 E. ; crew saved, and arrived at
Shanghai. (The Malakoff sailed on the 1111111 August trout Hong
Kong for Shanghais.)

THE OUTWARD INDIA, CHINA AUS-
MALIAN, AND AMERICAN MALI;

SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 20.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-
ship Pere, Captain Jamieson, sailed hence to-day at 3 p.m.,
with the mails for Oibralter, the Mediterranean, Egypt,
Aden, Ceylon, India, China, and Australia, together with
70 first and 10 second-class passengers, amongst whom are
Captains Forbes, Curling. Weildon, Taylor,lLcgett. and
M. Baynes, Lieutenants Chambers, Harris, sad Tickell,
RN., Rev. A. Talror, Rev. W. Ellis, Rev. J. Os-
wald Dyke, and Ma Robertson. Ninety-seven other
will join Para for the East rid Marseilles,
Cc= Lieutenant /Mengel, Lieutenant M'Pherson,
Major Dennis, and Sir H. and Lady Scott. The Pere took
in freight for Madre—Bar silver, 9,8501.; gold coin, 4,230/. •
gold thread, jewellery, Be., 694/ 7s. Foe Calcutta,
jewellery, Bc., 2731. For Hong-Kong. dollars, 115,25 N.;
jewellery, 1,1001. For Shanghai, dollars, 6,4421. For
Hawses Bay, jewellery, Bc., 7131. For Melbourne, ditto,
3581. For Sy&ey, ditto, 1,6401. ,• and for Alexandria,
gold, 3001. In all 539 boxes, value 140,8551. 75., sad a full
cargo of general mereheadiie.
The Hamburg and American Company's steamer Bavaria
Captain Meier, also sailed hence to-day for New York
direct, with usual malls, 126 passenger,, se from Ent
land, 6001. ; from Haw podn
30,000 fiance, and • full cargo.
THE LATE GALLS,—The Belgian Inckipendanee
contains the following news from Ostend, dated Nov. 18 :
" The crew of an English smack called the Success, Captain
Anehaw, has been saved from a waterygrave by one of our
fishing-boats, No. 146, commanded by F. Brunel. The
English sailors were far out at sea on the coast of Holland.
clinging to the wreck of their vessel. At the time when the
Ostend fishermen came to their aid they were almost ex-
hausted by cold and hunger. They were treated with even
we, sod received a supply of food and clothes. This LI
the second ship's crew which Captain Brunel has been in-
strumental in saving."
Among the passengers who left Southampton in
the Pere yesterday was the veteran missionary, the', Rev.
Mr. Ellis, who is proceeding to Madagascar to ascertain for
the London Missionary Society the truth of the statemeut
that Radama 11., the new King of Madagascar, has turned
Roman catholic. The king has always professed himself a
protestant, and has been for years a correspondent of the
above-named gentleman. In fast the latter received a letter
from his Majesty not long since.
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swellings, enlarged veins, neuralgic pains, sit d rheumatic tor.
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part not only gives the greatest else but likewise cures the cow.
plaint. The Pills genially promote the curative action of the
Ointment. Both remedies may be safely used by the most ines•
perienced nurse; they should find a place on every toilet and in
every nursery. They successfully supersede the use of all to
genius cosmetics, and render the skin soft and silky. It Is use,
ceeary to expatiate farther on the excellence of Hulionsi
Ointment and Pills, whose merits have kept them so lON Won
the public, and secured for them universal approbation.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

ASUBY.—November 17, at Cobham, surrey, the wife of R. W.
Ashby, Fan., of a son.
BAREL —November 16, at Eveasholt Rectory, Bedford‘hire, the
wife of the Rev. W. S. Baker, of a son.
BLAB—November Di, at Barry's note', Edinburgh. 1.07
Master Blair, of a son.
BUTLYR.—November 16, at Barton.flelds, Canterbury, the cite
of P. Butler, Esq , of twin daughters.
COOPL—November 16, at Rocbetta, Brentwood, the wife ilia. E
C Esq., of a daughter.
DUlZMS.—November 15, at Como-terrace, Rochdale. the will
of Mr. It. Duncan, of a son.
BOARL—November 17, at Sydney Homo, near 3outhai,.l.: v.
the wife of Major Homo, of a daughter.

MAHRLA,GER.
HOLRECR—FALCONER.—November 14 at St. Pancras etntrrk
Ruston-road, Mr. J. A. Halbach, to Sarah Jessie reload
daughter of the late Captain J. laletrar, of Arbour oitt,‘
HUNT—RAINS—November 16. at St. Oswald's, Durham, Id a.
Rev. D. J. Stewart, A. Hunt, . to Margaret, dauntd-
of the late Rev. J. Bain, D.C.L., of Croak Hall. Durban
RIDING—JAMES.—November 19, at St. Ifarylebone (dumb h
the Rev. Prebendary James, M.A., W. P. Riding. Poi.. oh
ton-square, to )find. daughter of E. James, Rad.,
Upper Wimpole4treet.