The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-10 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Blondine. from Liverpool for Bahia, August 7, tat 14 N., lon 30 W.
City of Carlisle, from London for Bombay 18 days.
Golden Born, from Callao. July 7, Cat 48 S., too 49 W.
Bendrina, from Newcastle for Batavia, July bl, tat O FL; k 129 V.'.
John White, from Porto Biro for Portland, August 31, tat 49 N.,

lon 11 W.
Messenger, of Liverpool, from Coquimbo for Hartlepool, August
18, lat 47 S. ion 45 W.
Northern Light, from London for Cape of Good Hope, July 19,
lat 8 N., lon 22 W.

REGIeTERED LarrEns. —The following notice to
the public has bees issued. As it appears that many per-
sons are still unaware of the increased facilities given for
registering letters it is here reprinted :—" Reduction of the
fee charged for registering letters, and precautionary rep.
!Miens regarding the transmission by post of letters con-
taining coin. On the Ist of August next, and thencefor-
ward, the fee charged at all poet-offices for registering inland
letters during the present hours of registratwo will be re-
duced from 6d. to 4d. The registration fees on foreign and
colonial letters will remain unaltered. At the metropolitan
chief offices—at the London district offices (including the
Lombard-attest and Cloning-cross branches), and at all pro-
vincial bead aloes, registration, whether for inland,
foreign, or colonial letter, will be extended until the
closing of the letter-box for each despatch, or until the
office is closed for the night, upon payment of a late
fee of 4d., in addition to the ordinary registration fee.
The Posteffice cannot undertake the safe transmission of
valuable enclosures in unregistered letters. So sent, they
are exposed to serious risk, but when registered they are
practically safe. As a step, therefore, towards the more
general registration of all such letters, it is intended not
only to reduce the fee, but to treat as registered all letters
unquestionably containing coin, even though they be posted
without registration, charging them on delivery with •
double registration fee, that is to say, with a fee of Sds in
addition to the ordinary postage; and further, should it be
found that any such letters cannot be registered in time to
be forwarded by the mail for which they were (posted, they
will be detained for the next despatch. In the first instance,
however, this course will he adopted only as regards letters
in, or addressed to, or passion through Loodoo—
rretrd
ga and colonial letters excepted. By command of the
Poetmaster-I3eneral, ItoWL•ND Hat, Secretary.—General
Past-office, July 17.
Istroutation OP DRrOS INTO SPArti. —Tbe
Ga2efte of last night states that the Lords of the Committee
of Privy Council for Muds have received from the Secre-
tary of State for Foreign Affairs a copy of a note from the
Spanish minister at this court, enclosing a copy of a Spanish
royal order prohibiting the importation into Spain, as also
the sale in that kingdom, of all foreign medicaments not
expressly mentioned in the Spanish Customs Tariff. Such
articles mar, however, be imported if their admission
specially sanctioned by the Spanish government.

BERTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH&
BIRTHS.

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BALFOLTR.—September 7, at Cleveland-terrace, Hyde-part, the
wife of C. IBalfour, Eaq., of a daughter.
BtißTON.—September 6, at Calthorpe Hall, the wife of S. S.
Barton, Sag., of a daughter.
CROSK—Segtember 6, at Forest.gate, Suez, Sirs. W. B. Cress.
of a daughter.
DUNISAR.--September 6. at Courtiand terrace. Palace-trades,.
Kensingtoe. the wife of G. V. R. Weber. req., of a son.
DURBAII.--Beptemixr 0, at Lambton Castle, the Countess of
Durham, of a daughter.
LARK—September 7, at Choblium, Surrey, the wife of G. Lake,
lag., of • son.
MADDEN.—Septernher 6, at Chatham, the wife of Captain J. W.
Madden. 4th ing's Own', Rapt-, of a son.
YOFFAT7'September 6. at St. Leouercre.hill, Windsor. the
wife of G. Sioffstt. Esq.. M.P.. of a daughter.
0012.—September b. at Wingfield, Upper Norwood, the wife of
.7, Ogle, Rao., of a daughter.
WM.—September 8, at 3, Carlton-villas, Ifaida-vale, the *Se
of Freeman C. S. Roper, Seq., of a sou.
SMITH. —September 5, at Mountjoy-square West, Dublin, the
wife of H. W. Smith, ltaq., of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.
avorrrr—ROßEßTik—tinytember 0. at the with
brighten. Mr. S. Bennett. of Grand-parade, Brinht,m. ^";
rtetta Palmer, daughter of the late Mr. 8. P. Baena. 44

Yarmouth.
RYANS—MARTlLN.—lieptember 8, at Broadwater parish cll,:rch.
Sussex. by the Rev. IL R. Elliott, M.A.. J. L Evans. Lei • "I
Weetbourne.terrece, to Elinor, daughter of H. C. Ml"`4
of Worthing.
RAWKINS—SANDERSON.—Septetaber 6, at Wellinahnti"wh•
by the Rm. R. K &marmot'. G. Hawkins, Fbi.. of Bright..
Mums, daughter of the Rer. Dr. Sanderson. Vicar of 61,A
Doddington, Northatoptoushire.
RISOORK—PATNL—SepIember 4. at St. Peter's. Pimlico,
the Rev. T. Fuller, M.A., Mr. W. J. llMenke. of Castle terrace.
Richmond, Surrey. to Rliza daughter of Mr. J. T. Parrot

MATH&
BRUCK —Bepteenber 8, at Oaveudiah.road, Pt. John4.wef
Nary. &natter of the late A. Bruce, Bala, of Norwood.
HAXIIINOTON.—Bentember 7. at Harriugton House, Nog'
artlenk the Bart of Barriewton. aged TT.
HULL— September E., at Barton CUR, near Lyratniton, the Be"
X L Hull. aged 81.
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