The Sun.
London, England, 1867-03-09 00:00:00

MG. HU 1806

991 2,143 1.765
4Y
68) a 32

Belfast and N. Counties 991
Belfast and County Down 49
Blyth and Tyne • 36
Brecon and Merthyr . ... 68
Bristol and Exeter l3l}
Caledonian, Scottish Central 5621
Cambrian l3O
Cockermouth K & Peurith .. 311
Cork and Bandon 2O
Cork, Blackrock, & Passage di
Cork and Limerick Dirca -5
Cornwall 654
Deeside l7
Do Extension
Dublin & Pelt wit Junction.... 63
Dublin and Drogheda 75
Dublin and Reath
Dub. & Wicklow and Wextd lO6
Forth and Clyde Junction
Furness, &c 65
Glasgow & South-Western
Gt. Eastern,Nrtk.,&E.Union
Great Northern 422
Great North of Scotland 242
..t. Norton. & Westn.(lrel.) Bll
7LSouthu.& Weatn.(Lrind.) 419/
Great \Vcatcrn 1314
High/and ... 248
iloylak i
Iro•li North-Western ll5
Isle of Wiaht
Lancashire& Yorxshire 1.)3
Limerick and Ennis..... 2ll
Limerick and Foynes 2
Llanelly
Llynvi Valley
London & North-Western
London & South-Western su3
Load. Brighton, &S. Coast 3,5
London, Chatham, & Dover; 1 1.131
all Metropolitan uxtcusiou ( 131
Do. Kent oast
Lon., Tilbury, & Southend
Londonderry and Coleraine 361
flat...Siletlield,& Lincolnah
Manch. S.J mi.& A Itri uchain
Mamma and Carlisle
Metropolitan
Midi:m.l ;incl. N.-Western; 597
ii.sliand 6' I. %Vestal. 01 ir del 2OOl
Il• m mom lish. nail. AL Canal 44
North British, Ediu., l'ertu
and Dutake
N-r.asiern and Stunk. & Purl 1220/
North Loudon ll
North Stallordshire 268
Pembroke and Tenby 274
IL:iyinney 224
Sciiiiisti North-Eastern ll3
Somerset and Dorset 66
South Devon
South-Eastern 331)
rail Vale 63
Uister
Vale of Clwyd.. lO
Waterford and Kilkenny 3l
W..t effort! and Limerick 77
West Cork ...
u. rexltan .Mold, &:......
W'nave,...Cieator,at Egriunt lO
FOREIGN AND COLONIAL.
ullA-oauilstiiitbarluayiu:dßaSraond:lan,cebt,:oi::
380726681
307866218
12:807 33201790:088
Belgian Eastern .1 unction .
Detroit and Milwaukie 169 189 5,960 4,5{3
Dutch Rhenish
Eastiorn of France lB ,5 11•61 70., 95 (4.?48
F ~..s tern Bengal .........
East Indian
Grand Trunk of Canada 177 1.177 21,f91 20,631
Great Central of Belgium 285 2-5 7,x72 9.047
UrLiat Indian Peninsula
Alicaqf
Great Luxembourg
11161 rid. Saragossa &
174 142 5, ii 3 5,552
Brest Southeen of mills ...• 711 79 3, ,7) 1,222
great IVestern of Canada
Madras
.
Northern of Canada
oriliern of France .:16:991 161:240359
N
783 :61 62,346 55,028
Norwegian 'trunk
Ottomeh ..
8'•1 4'l 511 521
facia, Lyons, (it 31editera:.ean 2171 Vs 6 111,5)4 138,450
Paris and Drina- s
tteclle and San Fraciscu.Cm... 77} 774 9.180 1,i,07
SC fide- 1 I 105 2,677 2.141
Southern of France .01,1 893 29,443 26,463
Viltoria
Welland
West a N-Wn. i.) France

61 1,010 1,133
1214 6,123 6.8:4
5624 30,793 30,612
130 2,05 2,113
31i 375 365
20
II ;7_323 M

25 2011 F 1
6 i 1,515 1.(•53
17 kid 2 8
• 5i W 1 73
63 1,371 1.307
75 1.716 1.521
35 270 241
106 2,823 2.715
30 2b5 286

83 5,2,0 5,641
£49 9,707 10,150
7271 32,2-9 31,56
101 3 5,5',7 34.438
211 2,183 2,598
841 678 610
4191 8,548 8,49
1284 (7.5105 67.500
246 2,038 2,47 a

19 20
145 1,0 6 1,540
8 23 iuo
403_ 43.557 40,170

241 167 172
261 139 63
4111 5'6 579

30; 1:1S6 611
1204 110 369 106,484
494 22,217 22,141
21)31 18,804 ii,3 6
134 8,7 8 8,031
12 J 2,070 1,,,,25
27

1,117 1,10`:
3)5 326
24,951 19,627
L:112 1,109
1,572 1,m9
1,292 X,761
1;',531 4,4,4 3
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4.87.5 4.46
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1,180 1,251

1,0:.2 1,1 '4
3.Y63 3,43(
2i, 75 1:4-48
0,203 6., Sig
3.,17 2.57
17t7 133

3 :8 SO7
3,3:55 1,406

25.2
783 7:,8

PRESENTS AT PAW:INS AND LOTTO'S.--Photo-
graphic Albums, a choice of 3,000; despitch-boxes, writ-
ing-cases, dressing-cases, trivalling-bags, envelope-cases,
blotting-books, ink-stands, desks, book-slides, work-boxes,
tea-caddies, hand-bags, and reticules, card-cases, purses,
stationery-cabinets, scent-bottles, albums for postage
stamps, crests, &c.; cigar-cases, c.Vd-baskets, pocket-
books, electro-gilt and elegantly-mouuted articles. Bibles,
Prayer-books, and Church Services,
in every type. Par-
kills and Giotto,2s, Oxford-street The public supplied
• at wholesale prices from the largest stock in London.
TILE PANAMA ROUTE.--The Mataura occupied
performing the voyage of
less than the time
allowed. The average speed throughout was up.
77715y0 thirty-two
hoots,
being days
twoin days
wards of ten knot. The steamers of the Panama,
• New :f gland, and Australian Royal Mail Company
have now made twelve voyages across the Pacific,
ant having regard to the magnitude of the service,
and to the fact that the distance run every voyage
without any stoppage to coal between Wellington
and Panama, is about double the distance traversed
by any other first-class mail steamers in the world
without detention, the performances of the
company's vessels are certainly very extra-
ordinary, and the company may well congratulate
themselves on their highly successful achievements.
It is notorious that " experienced" persons inte-
rested in ocean navigation prognosticated a most
signal failure, being " convinced" such long voyages
could never be accomplished in the time ; but hap-
pily, for the company engaged in the enterprise,
and equally fortunate for the colonies contributing
the subsidy of £llO,OOO a year, those predictions
have been completely negatived. No one can now
deny the advantages of the service, to New Zealand
especially, and to the Australian colonies generally,
both on account of the new connection with the
mother country and the direct communication with
North and South America. It may, therefore,
fairly be assumed that the service will prove a per-
manent success in every respect. The Kaikonra, with
the English mails of Nov. 2, arrived at Sydney on
the 31st of December, being slightly before her
contract time.—New Zealand Examiner.

SPANISH MAIL SERVICE. —A renewal of the
eon!ract for carrying the bi-montbly mail between
Spain and the island of Cuba was let on the loth
by public tender at Madrid. This service has been
performed during the last seven years by Messrs.
Lopez and Co., of Cadiz, with much success, and
the remunerative nature of the traffic, apart from
the postal subsidy, being well known, there was
much competition for a renewal of the contract.
The fortunate competitors are Messrs. C. Mitchell
and Co., of Newcastle•on-Tyne. The annual sub-
sidy is about £102,000, commencing in February,
1868, and the steamers required for the service are
to be f 1,500 tons builder's measurement each.
Messrs. Mitchell have been engaged for some years
at St. Petersburgh in constructing large armour-clad
vessels of war for the Russian Government.—
Shipping Gazette.
The ever-increasing import into England of
eggs from abroad reached in the year 1866 the
enormous number of 438,878,880.

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