The Sun.
London, England, 1849-11-10 00:00:00

RAIL WAY RETURNS

RAILWAY TRAFFIC.—The following are the Total Receipts of Rail-
Ways for the past week—that is to say, up to the date to which the
respective returns are made, together with the receipts of the same
Week In the previous year:

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Week Last aal !.1
ending NAME OF RAILWAY. week. :4.! ,-... 29.
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Aberdeen .. ... . • 0••••.. • • .. ..... 560 432
4 Amiens and Boulogne. ..... 1,602 1,301
3 Belfast and Ballymena ••• • - • ..... • • 439 439
4 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire L 96 785
4 Bolton, Blackburn, Cli theme, and W. Y. 400 243
4 Bristol and Exeter • ........... • ..... 3,c85 -
28 Ca1ed0nian............. .......... • • 6,479 5,007
• 4 Chester and llolyhead. • ... .... .. .... 1,536 1,468
1 Dublin and Drogheda...-. .•••• . • .. 924 773
6 Dublin and Kingstown ... •.. ..
3 Dundee, Perth, and .A.berdeen .... • ... 1,009 911
4 East Anglian...." -.. .... •..•• - .. 826 743
3 Edinburgh and Glasgow .... •
........ 3,458 3,477
3 Edinburgh and Perth .. .. .. •.• . .. 2,176 1,814
4 Eastern Counties and North Eastern.. 14,595 14,315
28 East Lancashire .. ..
3
4 Eastern Union .............• •••• • • • . 1,574 1,410
Glasgow, Kilinarnock, and Ayr .... .. 2,917 2,600
3 Glasgow and Greenock- .. ••••• • • •• 988 916
28 Great Northern and E. L........... 2,847 -
3 Great Southern and Western. ...... • • 4,090 3,441
4 Great Western, &c.......... ........ 19,408 18,707
4 Lancashire and Yorkshire.... .... •. • . 11,814 10,347
28. Lancaster and Car1i51e........
28 Leeds and Thlrsk . . 638 -
4 Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport lO5 79
3 Londonderry and Enniskillen 134 135
4 London and North Western, &c 40,165 39,635
4 London and Blackwall 652 577
3 London and Brighton
4 London and South Western 8,959 8,607
4 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 4,733 2,776
4 Midland, Bristol, and Birmingham 22,320 21,452
4 Midland Great Western (Irish)
3 Monklands ............. • • .... ••.. • • 773 bOl
4 North British ...... •.... . • . . .
3 Paris and Bonen .
3 Itcuen and Havre
4 Scottish Central .... .. .• • ..... •
- Shrewsbury and Birmingham -.•• . • • - - - Shrewsbury and Chester .... • - 1,254
4 Shropshire Union
320
3 South Eastern, and Branches •••• •• • • 10,861 9,081
28 South Devon- -.•.. . ........ „„ „ 1,431 1,302
3 Taff Yale •..... . .. , 4
Ulster. •.. ... 2,137 2,019
817 1178
- Waterford •and• Limerick.........„„
28 Whitehaven Junction ........... ~ .. 192 1- 74
4 York and Newcastle . .............. 14,222 13,652
4 York and North Midland ....... •• • • 6,862 7.675

The useful and the beautiful are never far asunder.
"--Eliza Cook's Journal.
THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE NEW FOREST.—The
Commissioners appointed by the Government to ascer-
tain what is best to be done with the New Forest, have
Just been visiting that locality. The movements of the
Commissioners have been quite secret, and the forest
authorities are very nervous on their appearance. They
Could not be more frightened if the ghost of William
Rufus had been seen " under the grcenwood tree." The
great difficulty in deciding what shall be done with the
forest property arises from the numerous rights which
are claimed over it by a multitude of persons. Even the
.''renters of farms in the di taut parishes of Millbrook and
are claimants of those rights. Major Freeman,
arho
has recently had the management of the New
Forest, entertains an opinion that th 3 forest privileges
have been usurped. There ie, however, much doca-
„reentary elidence relative to them in existence; and it
as expected that their adjustment will give rise to end-
less litigation. Already the local lawyers aro on the
qui vive. One advantage would arise from litigation,
and that is, it would elicit much interesting information
relative to the ancient and disputed history of the New
Forest.
BIRMINGHAM CATTLE EXHIBITION.—We have
been requested to remind those of our readers who in-
tend to exhibit cattle, sheep, pigs, or poultry, at the
opening show at Birmingham, that the entries will close
On Saturday next, the 17th instant. The exhibition will
be held in a temporary building about 320 feet in length,
and 100 feet wide. Thera will be a separate cornp at•
,bent for th,‘ poultry show, the floor of which will be
boarded. The building will be perfectly dry, and well
ventilated.
There never was a hypocrite so disguised, but hei
hail yet some mark or other to be known by.—Eliza
COM's Journal.