The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-11 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

& Ouorrier, from Pernambuco.
0. Selvo, Wend ; Camilla. Oporto ; Condor, Bremeil ; Ongoe,
Bamberg ; Mauritius, Calcutta; Moselle, Antwerp. 10. Cologne,
and Magnet, Rotterdam ; Lion, Harlingen ; Lord J. Rome&
Dunkirk: Ulf , Sydney Lady kiloton, Hamburg: llatoks,
Havre;tlkno r, Calcutta; Star Queen, Chi Br Dord.
Nted—Apirll 9. zon, and 'Shooting Ptr. to Quebec
Commodore. Logos tau of Looelale. Hamburg:a: Waned*
Dory, Madras; Hanover, Calais; Holland. Ostend; Jubilee,
H Kong; Leo, Rotated= Research, New York;
Banger,
Bordeaux: Seine et Tandae, Rouen: Warwickshire, Ne
land. 10. Achilles, Quebec: Ada, Malta Wavier, and Fart
Auckland, Rotterdam: Baron Ole!, Antwerp: Blue Jacket,
Calais: Cella, New York; Bari de Grey, Malta; Eck, Guernsey;
Haanbure Ram; Leopard. Hamburg; Leuerribro, San Fran-
risco ; Ilea", Natal; Nora, Harlinimikk.Prinoe Alfred, and
Westmoreland, Jamaica; Sir R. Peel,

Lrnotroot..—Arrirad--Apell S. Clad's (all, from Oporto :
Barnard, Calcutta: Alt ad Vittarp,lobaars.
Salled.—April L. Australasian (u), to New York Arabian X,
Malts: Mitabeth Morrow, Shanshae : Ooosepore. Calcutta
Marta, La Guars : Atlas, Bea Nevis, and Kesiga, Quebec.

DWATCH OF TER BRAZIL AND RIVER PLATE
IllAn.e.—The Royal Mail Company's elearnsbip Oneida,
°apes Bevis, sealed on Saturday with the 'monthly made
for Lisboa, Pernambuco, Bahia, Rio de Janeiro, the River
Plate. he. She took out fe and au freight—
English specie 205,8901., and I 6 000 i. in silver as amount of
the Moister of Finance at Rio jewellery, 840 f. • also
Preach gold 120/., jewellery 3,5361., sad a very fall cargo
of general merchandise, chiefly Manchester goods, of which
a °ponderable portion is for Pernambuco. Amongst the
paseengers by the Oneida are Prime de Joinville, Marquis
Mahatma, and Secretary Sir Beery Beecher.

STSAMSHIT COLLL lON AND Loss OF LITZ. --OE
Saturday the particulars were reosived of a collision which
took plus in the Ent Swis between the Florence Nightie-
and Admiral, boo screw steamers, resulting in the
foooderiag of the former and lose of two of her
new. The Admiral err on her way to Newcastle, from
London. with puresgers ; and the Floreaos Nightingale, •
new sod powerful steam collier, was on her way from Sun.
&eland to the Thames, freighted with COO tons of °cals.
Between twelve and one o'clock on the morning of the 7th,
weather fine, the vessels were proceeding is opposite direc-
tness through the East Swin, between the Outlast and
sunk and fight ship, when the Admiral struck the Florence
Nightingale just abaft the main rigging, on the port aide,
with such force as to cut her down to the cabin house on
deck. The ship immediately is to sink, and is less
than six minutes went down in water. Most of the
hands nreoseded in getting oe the Admiral. The
=ease of those on board could be heard as the vessel went
down. The Admiral's boat picked up one poor fellow, but
two others perished. The Admiral sustained urine damage.
GOLD ROBIZRY. —On Saturday notices were
served upon the metropolitan harken, baling dealers. ka,
at the Julienne ef the Salvage Associatiou, IJoyd's,
offering 3,0001. reward for such isformatios es may lead to
the recovery of 68 bass sad 11 boxes of gold, valued at
60.0001., noise from the treasure in the maim steamer
Coldest Oats, off Ilaannillo near lien Francisco. The
Golden Gate, an American steamer, was wreaked in July,
1862, when a great loss of life took place. The total
amount of gold and specie on board was about 450,0001.,
consigned tonnes] firma in New York, Loadoe, and Paris,
and the whole of it was insured. The nodes-writers
despatched a special agent to the moue of the wreck, sad •
large amount of the gold was recovered, but owing to the
dangerous chancier of the currents and climate, a great
many lives were lost in the enterprise. One party suc-
ceeded in recovering the property in question, and lams
distal) decamped with it. One of the party has be ass
It is believed that most of the gold has already ar•
rived ia Ludes, sad that other eoesigunnets are expected.
Orly OF LONDON HOSPITAL POE DISEASES OF
TIM Curve, VICTORIA PAILS. —The number of patients re-
lieved at thin instatertice during last week wee 1,257, of
which 231 well new

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BIRTHS, WARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTH&

BECK. —April 7, at Holloway, the wife of M. Beck, Esq., of a
daughter.
PA —Aped 7, at Heytord-htll. Littlemore, Oxford. the wife
at Captain J. A. Plum of • daughter.
OOLDRING.—ApriI 7, the settee/ If. W. Within& Vaq.,Woburn•
place, ltuaselleonare. at a so.
HASAJLEAVES.—ApriI 8, at Belgrereequare, the wife of Captala
Rergreaves, of aeon.
HARVEY.—A at South Lodge, Southall green, Middlesex.
the wife of IL Harvey. Esq.. of a daughter.
LOVZLL—Aerti 8, at ArsuoJel.terrace, Arundel-square, la., the
wife of Mr. C. 7. Lovell. of a sou.