The Express.
London, England, 1864-02-15 00:00:00

SHIPPING DIVILLIGENCE.

GaAsiomitu—Arrived Feb. it. Brenda, from Constantinople.
11 Alabama Rotten ; Belgium, Ostend : Citizen, Bordeaux :
Ebenezer, Tomlin:diem ; Lba, Hamburg; Faith, Terceira
Moselle. Antwerp: Zephyagleavelinas. 14. Abbey Craig, Cal-
cutta ; Alligator, Cape Coast Castle ; Amy, St. Michael's . A guts,
Yetatup Amadora, and Agnes C. lames, Cuba: Armin, Odessa;
Beatrice, China: Caveat., Calcutta: Chapman. Bombay. Canada,
China Condor, Bremen ; Charles H. Lord Calcutta : Daylight,
Penang Days, Caen Daniel Webster, Now York Expert.
aua; Huntress, Mosel Bay ; Heatberbell, Demerara. Index,
Pomeram Janet Mitchell, Foochow-too LephenstrAth, Deme-
rara; Le Plata. 1b,1114111111 ; Lewd I. Russell. Dunkirk; Magnet,
Rotterdam: Medina, Yokohama: Baden. Callao: F.unisl made.
Sbaughae ; Research, Calcutta Sir W. P. Williams, likanghae
Stork, M. ; Waterloo, Rotterdam: WIB4m Duthie,
Sydney.
Sailed—Fah. 11 Baler, to Hamburg City of Masher.
Strise ; Collgim. Rotterdam ; Eden, St. Thomas • Evelyn
W Colombo ; Holland, Ostend : Lucerne, Triads New Era,
Madre@ ; Oman Hoene, Poet Phillip: Rebecca, Rotterdam. It.
Baron Oey, Antwerp : (My of Hamburg, Havre; Earl Auckland.
Rotterdam; °swat War, Gothenburg; George Canning, New
Zeeland ; Nora, Harlingen : Queen of the Deep, New Zealand
Per It. Peel, Dunkirk ; Yorktown, New York.
%WOOL Arrived : Feb. 11 Catherine Marie, from Nantes ;
Cale, I mimes Conolia Lonna, Nantes Damascus Al, Port.
load ; (a). Alexandria; Veteran, Bombay Wrrern,
Malta
Balled.—Jib. 11 Asia (s), to Hostoo.

-
TER GALWAY Lats.—The following notice was
issued from the General Post.oelee oc Saturday, viz. :—" The
Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Packet Company be' rig unable to
provide a packet to convey the mile
from Galway for
America, which in due course should be despatched on
Tuesday, the 16th Met., the survive on this °cession must
be omitted." _ _ _

-11LEDWARL—BIRELNOBLE, FEL 13. —The trade
of this town continues is • very healthy state ; the orders
coming in through the factors are not large, but they are
quite up to the average of this time of the year. In the
foreign department besieges is dull ; up to this time there
has bees very little doing oe amount of the Cathode trade
for the spring, and that of the West Indies contiattes der
pressed. There has been more inquiry for goods of late on
account of the Eastern markets, and the Australian trade is
good. As to the principal branches carried on here there is
no lack whatever of animation ; the metal rollers are bum,
and in the metal trades generally business is brisk ; the
tin-plate workers, eel tool makers, and hollow-ware mane-
facturen are all of them doing a good average trade. The
electro-platers are working full time. but are act premed
with orders as they were before Christmas; the
brass-foenders are oleo doing a steady trade. The
jewellers report business in that branch inactive ; it
is the same with norm other of the fancy trades;
bat, as • rule, the artinuas in the manufactories are
fully employed ; and the out-workers are in the same poi•
tics is that respect In the adjoining district trade is fully
His active as it is in this tows ; tMfounderies are all of them
well engaged, aedithe canting trade is brisk. At Wolver-
hampton sod Banton the manufacturers generally are well
employed, the only exception being as to the jemmies,
who are moderately supplied with orders. On the Dudley
and Stourtridge side of the country all the works an a at
full time, and as to other branches business is more active
than it has been at this season for many years. The direr-
tors of the Birmingham Town and District Bank have this
day declared • dividend of 7s. 6.1. per share, cad a boons of
2s. dd., being at the rate of 90 par cent. per annum for the
half-year eadlag 31st of December last.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.
_ _ _

BIBON.-11 12, at Vl:t7elaetreet, Westminster, the wife
of IL J. Mos. liq karristeraLlaw. of a sum
CLAlM—February 11, at Covert Lodge, itta kluge, Kea, the wife
at T. J. L LLrk laq., of • ma.
HAETWOHD —February 12, at Champion-hill, the wife of J. F.
Eastwood. Mi.. of • daughter.
SlMBALl.—Vetweery 11, at Giouceeter-terrace, Hyde park, the
• fie of Yya Keetball, Bombay Moll Corps, of a son.
210CATTA.—Vebruary 11, at Upwr Woburn-place, Two-Wont-
square. the wife of A. Mocatta, Yeadaughter.
WHIGHT.-7ebruary 12, at edunplon-hill, Surrey, the wife 02
W. Wright, Req., of a tom
ILLRRIAGE3.

ZVERS—JACESON.—Tehreary 11, at the perish char
Brighton, by the Rev. H.ll. Wagner, vitae, A. Evers. ReLiof
to London. Mary A. Calvert, daughter of R. B. Jackass, ~
of Casteinfas, Surrey, late her ltakety's Consul at Poo-chows
Yoo, China.
PAGE[- AR-NOLD.—Yebruary 11, at St. Botolph, Aideregate-
street, London, by the Rev. W. C. P. Webber, R. W. Paget,
Esq.. of Aldenwate-street, to Maria milk* daughter of J.
Arsold, Ears. Mornington-ville. Woodford. Essex.
PARRE--STEELE.—Februery it, at St. Mary's, Islington, by the
Buy. R. A. Watkins, Arthur Yrecleriek. son of Arthur Parry,
Esq. at Rye Cottage, Stoke Newington, to Sarah Ann, daughter
,of J. Steele, Zoq., late of Oxford.
DEATHS.