The Express.
London, England, 1868-04-02 00:00:00

TRAF'FIU RETURNI3.

Miles Paw Yee- Total. Total,
ILAILWATs. open. sengers. chandiee. Mt& UM.
Week ending 3.111. 22. 6 6 6 6
Great Indian Penn=la 862 0,134 20,71,2 29,046 40,706
Week ending Feb & •
Ilembey, Earoda,d:Central L 300 4,137 4,533 8,670 7,336
Week ending Marsh 14.
Grand Trunk of Canada 1577 - - 27,1 7 26,009
Week ending March 27.
Limerick and Ennis
limed& and Forme 60 66 131 /84
Waterford and Kilkenny 3l 136 412 644
Waterford and Limerick
Week ending March 23.
Pembroke and Tent), 27 - - 2.34 217
Week ending March 29
Cornwall
nreat Northern
Lancashire and Yorkshire. 403 16,493 241,03 46,1.6 42,066
London, Litatham, & Dover
& Met. En. & Branches . 194 7,300 2,110 9440 9,372
Metro. En. of L. C. & D 136 2,244 147 2,4..1 2846
Ioedon& North Western 13423 42,9R5 70,004 111,00 115,M
London and South Weston 609 16,033 6,54.7 14,618 16,096
Manchester, Sheffield, and
Lincolnehlre 249 9.276 14,203 19,479 19,400
Midland 924 15.379 36,930 22,3041 66.010
North London II 3,979 2,144 0,129 4.469
North litaffordahlre(lL&C ) 279 - - 7.7%9 6,079
&oath Devon llO6 2,177 1.900 4,173 4,106

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THE LIVERPOOL FRRIOHT MARKET.—Messrs. J.
P. Platt and Co., of Liverpool, in remarking upon the
freight trade during the past mouth, state : -"There
have been but slight fluctuations in outward freights
during the past month. For India and Chins the firmness
that existed at the commencement of the month has not
been sustained, and the rates that have been re.diaed are
slightly lower. The West India and Brazilian Lades are
very quiet, and ships find great difficulty in getting em-
ployment. To the Mediterranean there has been rather
more doing, but at exceedingly low freights."
DYBPIPSIA.—HRALTH RESTORED BY Du BARRY'S
RlVallalT4 ARABIC,. Poop To THE &fosse% nerves, lungs, and
fiver of old and yams, curing, without medicine or expense,
dyspepsia (indigestion), constipation, diarrbes, acidity, head-
ache, neuralgia, hysteria, palpitation, sleeplemiess, debility.
wasting, cough, asthma, fevers, oonsumption, low virus. 60,000
cures which had melded all medicines, including that of his
Holiness the Pope. It saves tiny times its cost in other remis-
e/lea—Tins, 11b.. 2s. 9d. ; 121ba ffi. ; 24th., 40a, or Id. per ,reiL
Also the Revalenta Chocolate Powder, more strengthening this
concentrated beef.—De Barry and Co., 77. Regent quadrant Lea-
den ; also Portal= and Mason, Piccadilly, and at SI, Orace-
church-street ;4, cheepacte ; end 160, Oxford-street —fAdver
tlannent.)

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
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000KK—March 30, at fiandringhatn-root, Dalston, the wife of
Mr. W. Cooke, of a daughter.
DIDINY.nn-11arch 31, at Pagoda Villas, Lee, Kent, the wife of
W. E. Dey, Esq., of &daughter.
HARRISON.—March 30, at Oloucester•crescent, Irs. W. (I.
Harrison, of a daughter.
JEFFREY.—March 27, at Trinity House, Eastbourne, the wife of
0. A. Jeffrey, M.D., of a son.
LEECH..—Larch 31, at Holland Kensiogton, the
wife of W. Leech, Yeq., of a daughter.
PHILLUMON.—March 31. at Harringtonetreet, Ampthill•
WPM, the wife of C. Ct. W. PhlUipson, Keg., of a daughter.
ETCH Mt—March at Sutton, Middlesex, the wile of Mr. 0.
Rkbes, of a eon.
VARLEY.—klarch 30, at Homan-road, Holloway, the wife of S.
A. yarley, of a son. •
YKL.Vr.—April 1, at Milton Villa, Bexley-heath. Kent, the
wife of C. B. W. Yesraley, of &daughter.

MARRIAGES.
MANSFIELD—LC:Y.—March St, at St. Johns Episcopal
Chapel, Edinburgh, by the lobw Rev. Dein Ramsay, .1. L.
Mansfield, Esq., edvocate. tota, daughter of the late
J.
N. Laity, Req., el Dahorlitten.
PLIMPTON—Mgt:M.—March 31, at Holy Trinity Church,
Wavering), by the Rev. G. Allott, vicar of South Kirkby,
Pontefract, asehdad by the Rev. A. Lodge, incumbent of the
church, WWtim, only son of the late J. Plumpton, Fen of
Low-hill House, to Ann Ogden, daughter of the late J. J.
Mead.
SPERLING —GILBART. —March 30, at All Saints', Remington•
ow*, by the Rev. J. Light, M.A., W. J. Sperring, of Cori/tam,
Wilts, to Eliza Waite, daughter of the late L. Gilbert, of Fem.
Mlles, W.
W ESE—STEPHRIGI—March 30, at St. Philip's, Mr. J.
se, Birmingham, the eon of the late Mr. E. White•
house. of Cheapside, to Sarah Charlotte Stephens, daughter of
Mr. T. H. Stephens, of Sherlock-street, Birmingham.
WILLIAMS —DAVIES.—Ydarch 30, at St. John's Church, by the
Rev. W. Huntington, M.A., Edward, son of Mr. E. Williams,
at Cacesiwrie, North Woks, to Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. I.
Davies, of Hulme.