The Sun.
London, England, 1864-06-11 00:00:00

Walls End.

Gosforth l5 9
Wharneliffe 15 9
East Hartlepool 17 6
Russel's Hetton 16 6
Ships at mark/

RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE,

TRAFFIC RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK.
Mies Opened. Receipts.

Railways.

1863.

1864. tan.
£ L
2,016 2,111
708 687

, Belfast and N. Counties .L 6 136
Belfast and County Down.... 19 49
Blytli and Tyne 2B 28
Bristol and Exeter 2it 121 i
Caledonian
Coekermouth & NN-orkington„ 84 8
Cork and Bandon 2O 20
Cork, Blackrock, & Passage 6l 61
Cork and Youghal „ 321 32
Cornwall 354 632
Deeside l7 17
Dublin & Belfast Junction 53 63
Dublin and Drogheda 75 •63
Dublin and 31eath
Dub. & Wicklow and Wextd 484
Edinbilrf_rli and Glasgow.,.., f 3 16 vi
Furness, ,&o ....
rdgOW & South-Western 98 198
rat Eastern,Nrik.,&E.l.lnion Os 663
Great Northern
Great North of Scotland .
8 58
Northn. & Wes tn. (Irel.) 'l/ 71t
st.Southn. & Westn.(lrind.) 334 329
Great Western .............
Inverness & Aberdeen June e34 861
Inverness & Perth Junction 19t
Irish North-Western .......
Lancashire & Yorkshire ...... 145 145
Limerick and Ennis... .... . 305
Limerick and Foynes ....... . 211e24
Llanelly
London & North-Western 'got 1179/
London and Blackwall
London & South-Western
Loud. Brighton, &S. Coast
Do. Metropolitan Extension 114 Di
Han.,Sheffield,& Lincolnsh ..
Manch. S. J un. &A I trinchana.. 294 23991
Maryport and Carlisle ....... t 281
tropoli tan ............... 31
Midland (incl. N.-Western)... 6,11 63
sOI
MMidlonkland and G t. Westn. of 'rind...
2594
........... ...... 7t Moninouthsh. Rail. & Canal..
gie 714
44 North British, Edin., Perth
and Dundee
....... 420
N-Eastern and Stock. & Da;l. 109 i
North London ...............
North Staffordshire .......... 251
Oswestry and Newton. •. ..... 51
RhynnicY ..................
St. Helen's Canal& Railway.. s'.
Scottish Central ............ 8,
Scottish North-Eastern ...... 138
Somerset and Dorset. ....... 66
South Devon ...........
South-Eastern ............ 4
306 Taif Vale ................. 57
Ulster
• • •
Vale of Clwyd. 1054
Vale of Neath ............ 10
... 43t
Waterford and Kilkenny....•
Waterford and Limerick ~. 77
West Cornwall ...........
W. II vtlePool Harbr. & Rai;, ,%4
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6,886 6,610
18,545 16,675
339 349
43L 3n9

2 1 20k

492 101
2,400 1,702

438 889
1,317 1,425
1,703 1.748

264 173
3,621 2,781
8,360 8.382
3,262 8,155
9,189 8,71'8
32,380 28,23 a
31,918 27,131
2,185 2.130

520 460
.8,824 7,676
64,632 61.261
1,480 1,371
1,667
1,519 1,613
32,212 34,170
244 173
141 161
774 778
104,973 95,5:39
1,912 1,/•19
25,893 10.390
18,2 37 15,234
5,715 5 059
3,65 5.0
16,863 13,708
1,379 1,272
1,567 1,370
2,120 1,895
44,243 36,303
5,(82 5,4;4
1,674 1.472
2,718 2,423

4104
10791
9
254

13,075 12.087
58,043 49,118
3,380 2.979
8,138 8.396
1,133 1,093
1,232 91
2,238 1,813
5, 72 4,466
5,210 5,186
708 361
4.269 8,790
23,515 2 ,243
5,286 5,423
2,4'4 2. 10
178 193
3,027 1,950
313 315
1,551 1,467
1,09 965
4,278 4.629
876 642
1,025 888
1,(.46 9.,2

1,371 1,229
31,0,.8 30,054

353 283
:2,650 2,735
1,041 1,933
4,607 4,113
5,333 5,513

63,43 S 64,746
7,7,6 3 19,365
17,038 16,568
12,748 9,535
4,422 4,885

48}
17t3
1484

...
1474
105
680
196

547 56)
10,322 10,265
4,927 3,784
23,492 17,437
2,8 6 2,151
66,105 50,283

452 433
130,200 126,928
07,990 62,509
],165 735

1,334 1,761
51,410 62,443
2,313 2,174
27,687 23,351
11,0 4 9,619

'349 157
939 03
48,388 44,046

In reference to
the T lateH E ll'O-Itr lOeNacinsSmlDaEr
rOiFa
gTHe,EaSITatIdI;F:
in a letter to the
TV. Regester, writes es follows about the wretched misman-
agement of the proceedings :—" The Frenchman in charge
was excessively rude. Indeed, rude is not the word to express
the brutal way in which he shoved the ladies about. The
Fren h dames, as a rule, replied briskly, so that we " soft-
spoken ladies" had a little fracas to
enjoy. The bride did
not look a happy fair one, walking under that awning to be
made happier at the altar, but rather like one led to the
sacrifice.a n
expression nno ylife I never saw so painful, miserable,
n
the human face. Her figure is good—
more developed than with young ladies of her years,
in cur colder climate; the features are agreeable, and the
bust is prominent, but there was au expressible sadness on
the countenance which I can never forget. I send you
their plaotographs. The school children whom the limes
correctly represents as having beau beautifully dressed,
were shamefully neglected. There they rhood patiently
from 10 a.m. till half past 12 in the afternoon, wholly un-
noticed and uncared for, though an interesting feature in
the bridal programme and nuptial group, and, so far as
depended on the Orleans family, without even the slightest
attention to their physical comforts.
SHOCKING TRAGEDY IN SHEFFIELD.—Great
excitement was caused in one of the populous districts of the
town yesterday morning, in consequence of a saw grinder
named Myers having first brutally murdered his wife and
then cut his own throat. The woman died immediately she
was struck , and the man. who was removed to the infir-
mary, lies without any hope of recovery,—Shdield Daily
Tslagrapn,