The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-07 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Bon Fll4, Latanne. from Havre and Cardtff for Monte Video, Dee.
10, lat. 10 N., lon 31 W.
Brlde, of 1 ondon. for S. an River. Jan. 1, lat. 49 N.
Cleopatra, from Loudon for Demerara, Dec. 12, lat. 01 \., lon.

33 VV.
Georg.. T. Kemp, from Poston for Alcoa Bay, ?;or. 2., It. 7 N.,

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lon. 30 W.
Detehelre, from Callao for Liverpool, Dec. 25, off the Island of
Cora.
Queen of the West. bound south, Dec. 21. lat. 41 X., lon. 15 W.

OUTWARD A.IIhRICAN AND CANADIAN AND
BOWMAN) WEST AFRICAN MAlLW—Yesterday
day) the Inman steamer Etna wee despatched from Liver-
pool for New York with the United States mails, 20 cabin
passenger, and a full cargo. To-day (Thursday) the Royal
Mail steamer Damascus will sail for Portland, with the
United States and Canadian mails. On Saturday east the
Cunard steamer Canada will leave Liverpool for Halifax and
Boston, rid Queenstown on Sunday. Letters, &c., will be
received at the Liverpool Post-office until 8.30 a.m., and (in
time for the night mail to Queeostown) 830 p.m., and
with late fees to 9.30 p.m. The homeward bound West
African Mail steamer Armenian, with the mails from the
Wait Coast of Africa, Teneriffe, and Madeira, is due in the
Mersey on Sunda_y_next.
BREAD BY WEIGHT.—The fancy bread question
was decided against the Hampshire bakers on Tuesday at
the Hants Epiphany sessions, held at Winchester. Ac-
cording to law all bread, except French or fancy bread, must
be sold by weight. The Hampshire bakes *ell crusty
and cottage loaves as fancy bread, and a Paestum baker wan
recently convicted and fined by the magistrates there for
refusing to weigh, at this desire of a customer, a crusty loaf.
The baker appealed to the sessions, and the bakers is the
county entered into a subscription to support the appeal.
The result was the confirmation of the conviction of the
Fareham magistrates. The matter will now be taken to
the Court of Queen s Bench.
(Advertisement.)—HOLLow.ii`e• OINTMENT AND
Mts.—Gratifying manna—The merest blotch upon the skin,
and the deepest Merrell 'n of the flesh, yield to the detergent
and healing properties of this celebrated ointment. Dad legs,
horns, eruption, of the akin, and scrofulous mom can be cared
with facility by the proper use of this ointment, Wad by Hol-
loway a purifying SUL Under this treatment the foulest nicer
heroine clean, and In a few days florid granulations appear.
which gradually grow and fill up the cavity with arm and healthy
flesh. No relapse need be feared .race the sore is not WOO/
skinned over, hut built up Iron, Its bottom with the best mate-
rials priullicible from pure blood, steady circulation, and Invigo-.
rated vessels.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTH?.

BATHIrRST —JannFy t, lb.

alto of II T. Doodu Batliurst:Fig., of a ion.
CASTEL!) s—January. at Clarendori.gardens, ,

lAC ;;;ii:, MB. iiiai;alL.ico:.. of a oon.
(Hs I.ll,—January. 3, tit Vi intorslow4odge, Vassal-road, liekton,

Mrs. C. A Gou1:1,61 s.u. ,
LONSDALy..—Japoary 4, at Sooserford. Staffordshire, Mrs. A.

P I.onsdale, of a MA.
ILLEV.—January 4, at ferlton.bill East, St. John'awacd, the
wife of Z. Willey, Wag.. of a afro.
MARRIAGES.

BARI NO—DlGBY.—January6, JA-L.ll;merre, Piccadilly, by the
Eon. and Bev. K. lagby. A. LL. Baring, Esq., B.f ... son of the
Bon. F. and Mrs. Barh.g, to the lion. Leouora Caroline,
daughter of Lord and Lady Dishy.
hENOT—CLARK.—January h, at St. Gabelers Church, Bel-
(mails. C. M. Kernot, req.. of Wert Cowes, Isle of Wight, to
Mira, widow of the late M. Clark, Boa, of iliDkold Lodge,
Clifton. Bristol. •
ReAD—RUNNINOTON.—January 2, at Bromley. Kent. J. D.
Read, Bey., to Ann, third daughter of the Lido J. ltunsuagton,

DEATHS.

CARR,..7liusitart S, Itinma:Zi;:tir. A. P Carr. of the Stmk

ltnehange. aged M.
DAVID!, —January 4, at Gagerdttret, Itedtorddpaare, Laity
gl,zahethotaaghterof R. Matas, Sag., late a Haeksey, aged V.
MlittaVAlVL—isauary 4, at It libans. Martha. whip," of the leg
J. Muagrove, Esq.. of liesdiagtea-hlll, dear Oth.rd. aged 77.
FAIIICIIR.—January 4, Mr. L Parker, of Bereafordelreet,S..
aged 43.
i,93BETH.7..Tapnia7
.4, at

Marianne, wife of

lir J. Itabbath. aged It
SMlTH.—January 4. at Great Cumberland-to Byda-park, N.
Balkh, Kay., aged 75.

Pentad sad Manama by Wawa Lao MALY" at No.
Lootardatrest to tis• City at Leads., Pra er M She
Odes, le Louitherd-strook to ts norms of wilmarism—,
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