The Express.
London, England, 1862-12-02 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Arabian (alitp`. from Bombay for Liverpool, Oct.
Ativano!, of Liverpool, from Cadiz for Lo Grande, Nov. 1, lat.

8 N., lon. M W.
Anna Jana, from Rio Janeiro for Falmouth, Oct. 15, lat. 7 N, lon.

27 W.
Aurora Andras, from London for Adelaide SS dam Oct 10, tat

1.55..10n. —W
.
from London for Calcutta, Sept. 14, lat. 20 8., ton.

Ca 21114 Wanee. :from Karrachee for London, Sept. 28.
Cnstitupou, from Liverpool for Philadelphia 48 day., hit C,

lon. Sr.
Coro Coro, from Caldera for Swansea, Nov. 25, bit. 60 N., 100.

Dlv2crcWeurt . e (ship), from Foorhno for London. Sept.l2.
Emerald 'ship , Lace, from New York for Liverpool, Nov. 5, of
Georges Shoal.
Flower (Amerteen shipl, from Ilonimela for Falmouth. (Jet. 4.
Great Northern, from Cardiff for Panama, Oct. 7, 1u.68.,

Pa W.
Hubertus, from Alexandria for Liverpool, Nov. V., lat. 40 N, lon.

16 W.
Jana, from London for Vancouver's 'Oland, Oct. 14, lat. 8 N., Sao-

Maroc) Polo !NW, for •Idelboarn• 20 days. Oct. 22. 122 6.20 N..

lon. 27.20 W.
proven (chip', of and for New York for Liverpool, all well, Nov.
28, 20 miles WSW of Tucker.
Regent (Prussian brig), from Clyde for Rio Grande, Sept 1, id.
30 N., lon. 21 W-
Boger A. Merl. from Liverpool for New York, Nov. V, lat.
N., lon. 15 W.
Sir John Lawrence, from London for Port Adelaide "emlitranU:.
Sept. 17. lat. 27.10 S., lon. 24.30 W
Sydney (chip', from Calcutta for London 60 days, Sept. 10, tat.
30.5 8.. len. 24 E.
Star of India. for Bombay, Sept. 211, 211 8.. inn. 2 E
Sir Jai. Duke, from Aden for London, Sept. 12, 14 25 S., ion,
44 W.
Sarah Blatt, from London for Alva Bay, Sept. 25, lat. 10.51 S.,
lon. 36 W.
Thou Hamlin, front Madras for London, Nov. 19, lat. 41 N.. lon.
ts W.

BOAT ACCIDENT •ND Loss or THREE Drat—
Three men have been drowned under melancholy °imam.
stances at Blyth. With two other pilots they bad left the
harbour in pursuit of their vocation on Friday evening, and
meeting with the Sancho, a venial on the eve of corning
into the port, but which was nevertheless toiling at a rapid
rate, they at once put themselves in a podtion to render the
necessary service. In the process, however, the boat, by
coming in contact with the " quarter" of the ship, was un-
happily upset, with the whole of its crew. By the efforts
of the men on board the Sancho two of the poor fellows
were rescued, but the remaining three, whom no help could
reach, perished in the waves. Up to Sunday only one
the missing bodies had been recovered.
NUMBER OF SURGEONS IN THE FEDERAL ASMY.--.
IO the regular service there are 2sl surgeons and 211 ea•
listed medical cadets and hospital stewards. In the veins-
teer service there are 2,060 surgeons and 1,200 contract
physicians employed as amistanteurgeons. There are also
202 staff surgeons and 120 assistant staff surgeons. The
total of these is 4,124, and is exclusive of new appoint-
menta—American paper.
The population of the Russian empire in 1.7 V
was 14,000,000; in 1803, 36,000,000; and at present it
amounts to 63,000.000.
Importing Tea without colour on the leaf pre.
Yenta the Chinese pasting off inferior brown learee as lu the
usual kinds. liornfunnis Tea Is uncoloured, therefore alums
good alike. Sold In packets by 2,2•0 agunta.-lAiverueement.)