The Express.
London, England, 1864-03-11 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

GIUTF.SEND. —Arrived March 10. Anna, and Catherine. from
Orteningen . Bertha. Aarhuus ; Baron Ilsy, Antwerp Earl Auck•
land. Harlingen; nnrentla. Oporto Georgina. Black Sea: Hel-
len* Malta; Humber, Calcutta. John Ventricle. Gibraltar;
Lsdia Mary, Bombero ; Marla Dorothea, Forwent:id . Minden.
Lwfila : Nora. Rotterdam Solon, Oases Carieby ; ?re Penner,
Denmark Victor, bruasele.
Ballad.—March 10. Amason, to Lisbon. Adler, Bremen. Colum-
bia, New York : Dolphin, Antwerp: Vyenoord. and Waterloo,
Rotterdam. Hamburg. and Tager, Hamburg: instals, Genoa.
Lord J. Russell, Dunkirk Neptune, Havre . Sara. Dordt.
Leveed. mt. - Arrived : March 10. lago ;as;, from Barcelona;
M. Mierlod. Onega,
. . .

-9a—de.l-7::MMeh io. America s), to Portland : Stromboli (se,
Haws. Cutillan 'as,, Oporto Marathon es , Genoa; Edith. and
Great Western. New York: Nagasaki. Bombay ; Belem, Para;
Blued Si. doba'a, Cycia, Halifax G. imnolds, Barba-
dos.; Kitty doom, Nassau: Limerick Laaa, Havannah. Sirocco,
Trieste; Winds., &iga

Mr. Donald MacGregor Lu been appointed
lieutenant in the Royal N..al Re/emu _

INUNDATION OF THK VALLZY OF THZ TetAmrx.
Tin heavy sod successive fella of rain which have lately
occurred have so swollen the Thant.., that the river,
Boding the usual channel too small for the immense volumes
of water poured into the main stream by the venom smaller
streams and water-eonissa, has overflowed its banks in many
places, and laid under water most of the low-lyieg meadow
lands on its banks, especially in the neighbourhood of
Windsor and Eton, large pontos. of the Playing Fields of
the college having been inundated.

ilomosopathic Practitioners, and the Medical
Profession generally, recommend cocoa as being the most health-
ful of all beverages When the doctrine of homeopathy was first
Introduced Into this country, there were So be obtained no re-
parations of cocoa either attractive to the taste or acceptable to
the stomach . the net was either supplied in the crude state or
so unskilfully manufactured so to obtain little notice. J. Epps
of London, h miceopathic chemist, was Induced. In the year ICS,
to torn his 'nestles to this subject, and at length succeeded.
with the assistance of elaborate machinery. In being the eret to
produce an article pure hi lie composition, and so refined by the
perfect trituration it receives In the proems It perm through, as
to be moat acceptable to the delicate stomach. For 'seers! ass
Zppe's coma is distinguished as an Invigorating, grateful break.
fast beverage, possessing a most delicious aroma. Dr. Dassall,
In his work Adulterations of Pod," says Cocos contains a
great variety of Important nutritive principles eery Ingredient
necessary to the growth and sustenance of the body." Again :
Aa a nutritive coma nand' very much Miter than either coffee
or tea." Directions Two tempoonsfol of the powder in a break.
teat nth, tilled up with boiling water or milk. *cured in tin
lined t lb , s lb., and 1 lb. packets, labelled . and mkt at la id.
pee lb., by Grocers, Contecassorrs, and aerstata--Pdserties-
osel)

Lab) intatenue.
EQuiry COURTS.—MARca 10.
(Before Vice•CbaseaDor Wood.l
STEVENS V. DAIMON AND MIMS.

.•- •
This was a motion to May all farther
_prooesidings in this
suit upon the movieg defendants cancedfing to the plaiotiff
all the relief which be asked. The suit was instituted by
the proprietor of the ramify Herald, to restrain the
Rabe: and proprietor, of the Enalish Carle' M :ine from
pirating the articles aod answers to oorrespoadeats of the
former journal. Throe of the defendants were now willing
tosubmit to • deems ir the terms sought be the bill, ♦iz.,
a perpetual injunction against pirating the Fancily Harald,
and an order for delivery up of all coma, rentaimilm lersthrt
matter. It appeared however that mterrogetories bad
been filed to the bill, and that thee* bad not yet been
answered.

Mr. Reit, Mr. Karslake. and Mr. Frieling were io the caw
The Vice-Chancellor was of opinion that the application
wee premature, and that the plaiotdf was eotitled to the
first place to an soawer to the interrogatories to his bill.
Until discovery was given the platotiff was not bound to
listen to say propositioa to stay the snit.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
MARCH 10.
(Before the dodge Ordinary.)
THCEFITT r. TBUINITT AND MD.

After our report left yesterday,
Some witoeeaee were called to prove an alibi in respect to
the evidence of some of the petite:4We I,o.o4Bam—wort-
saes, cowkespers. and the blis—who had spokes to seeing
acts of more or less familiarity peas between the re-
spondents.
SirJ. Wilde having summed up,
The jun. without hesitation, found a verdict for the hus-
band, damages 3001.—Decree nut with costa.