The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-04 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Cambrian (s), standing southward, Jan. 6, lat. 19.16 S., los.
1.63 W.
Fair Kathleen (ship), from Shanahan for London, Dee. 11, lat.
29.15 M., lon. 43 &
Oulden bra ',Feels), from New York for London, Feb. 6, lat.

38.40, ion. 041.60.
George Buxton, from Cardiff for nbanghse.
Jan. 2.8, lat. 00.40 N.,
lon. 24.08 W.
Regent (ship). ol Liverpool, Yeb. 18, lat. 80.85 N., lon. 8.10 W.

Orrwasn AHIMICAN MArua—The Liverpool,
New York, and Philadelphia Company's steamer Glasgow
will be deepttrbed from Liverpool foe New York to-morrow,
with mans for the United States, in addition to her pas.
'angers and cargo.
THE Scares.—This splendid vessel is expected
to arrive in the Mersey to-day. Captain Judkins, cow
modore of the Cunard fleet, has been despatched to Glasgow,
for the purpose of bringing bar round from that port to
LiverpooL
BIRIOUS COLLISION IN THE MISSZY. —On Sunday
night the Belgian brig Victor, of and from Ostend, came
into collision with the ship Annawao, at anchor near the
landing stage. Both vessele were much demigod, and after
dragging up the river for some time, the Victor went down
under the Annawarea bows. The crew of the sunken mail
were taken off. The Annawan has gone into dock.
The steam-vo,sel Dodo left Cork on Thnrsday, and
arrived at Plymouth between 11 and 12 ou Saturday. The
towage madly takes only about 24 hours. It is reported
that so great were the effects of the gale Me encountered
that fifty out of some sixty head of cattle the had died, in
addition to more than a score of pigs. The dead animals
were landed at Plymouth, and taken to the tan-yard. They
were consigned to dealers in Loudon. The Dodo also hail a
good number of pamengers, but although they suffered a
good deal they escaped without any serious casualty.
The Antigua Times reports the capture of a
slaver off the Island of St. Thomas, by her Majesty's
steamer Cadmus. The slaver, a Spanish craft of 350 toes,
perfectly new, and sailing under British colours, appears to
have been on her outward voyage. She was ca the
Laura, and had on board, besides all the customary elan
fittings, 400 puncheons of rum. She was taken to Antigua,
where step were in program for her condemnation.
The slave question, in the Dutch West India
colonise, has been settled. AU slave* in those colonies will
be set free on the Ist July, 1863, under the followiog con-
ditions :—L Compensation of 300 guilders for each slava
man, woman, or child, to be paid to the owner. 2. Slaves
to remain under apprenticeship on the estates for a term of
three years, during which time they are to be paid roger
for their work, half of such wages to accrue to government.
The Dutch government will grant three millions of guilders
per annum for immigration.—Surinam Weelibland.
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