The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-22 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Angle, from Cardiff for Mauritius, June 4, lat. 10 8., lon. 36 W.
AcacM (barque), Pinkham, from Bogus for Falmouth, June 26,
lat. 4832, lon. 66.60.
City of Hoblie, Cole, from New York for Liverpool. June 90, on
the Banks.
itna (ss , from Liverpool for New York, July 17, off Old Head
Kinsale.
Idiuburgh is), from Liverpool for New York, July 18, 20 miles
N.K. of Tuskar.
Flora (ship), from Calcutta for LlverpOoi 91 days, June 9, lat. 6.39
8., lon. 16.21 W.I
Hosiesta (acbonner), from Pernambuoo for Marsellic.a, July 6,144.
SS N., too. 39 W.
Henry (ship , from London for Callao, May 29, lon. 27 W.
Hymen, from London for Callao, June 4,lat. 10 $., lon. 33 W.
Volga, from New York for Cork. June 22, lat. 41.16, lon 00.15.
Velma (barque:. from Boston for Gibraltar, June 24. lat. 41.31,
' lon. 61.40.
Vesper, from Talcahuano for Liverpool, July 1, tat. 28 N., ion.
441 W.

Captain Moir, of the Trent, waa on Friday last
Assented by the Provost and magistrates of Haddington
with the freedom of the burgh, as an expression of their ad-
miration of his gallant and judicious conduct in the affair of
the seizure of the Southern commissioners on hoard his

ship. Captain Moir, in acknowledging the preaeotation,
said he received the honour more as an expression of their
personal and kindly regard than from any &shag that he
had exhibited any great gallantry in the affair alluded to.
He only actel according to the dictates of common sense.
Two new self-righting lifeboats, belonging to
Portugal, and on the plan of the National Lifeboat insth
tattoo, will have their harbour trial in the Regeues-cand
Dock, Stepney, to-morrow (Wednesday), at 2 o'clock. For
the information of foreigners we may add that the dock is
close to the Stepney station of the Blackwell Railway,.
[Advertisetnent.)-1101.1.0Witv's Path. —Disor-
der* of the kidneys, known by the deeply seated pain in the
beck and scanty secrettoti of water, can be arrested In their die
treeing end rapid course by these regulating Pills. Their highly
tonic and strengthening p uporties prevent the irupovcruhrucni
of the blood sad the darangemvkl, of circulation characteristic

of kidney disease, and often ending In partial or general dropsy.
ksperienee has proved the almost unveiled success obtained
when Holloware Pill. are taken In the earlier stages, and the
ease they afford when the complaint to more adtaueed. They
relax the hot and parched akin, overcome the attendant coallire-
ness. and induce a implants secretion by the kidneys, which are
the harbingers of &smile departing and health returning.

BIRTHS, DIARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BI ATM.

BARKER.—JuIy 17, at Sandown.temux, Chester, the wife of
V. 11. Barker. rag., of a mu.
BECK—JuIy 18, at Albion-road, Stoke Newington, the wile of
Mr. J. Beck, of •daughtor.
COTTAM.—JuIy 16, at St. Oeorge's-square, Pimlico, the wife of
Mr. Y Cottaa&, of a daughter.
DAVIIMON.—JuIy 16, at Marina. Bt. Leonard's-on.Se*. the wile
of Captain J. Davidson, of a daughter.
GRAMJIM.—JaIy 17, at West Brompton, the wife of Major
Graham Mad Rent., of a son.
HICEBOI(.—JuIy 18, at Claphsm.common, the wife of J. Rick•
son, of a son.
-July
MON6ILL 16, at Rosherrille. Kent, the wife of Captain
C. Moosall, Mrd Royal Welsh Fusiliers, of a sou.
POllA)anCl.—Jay 17, at Putuephlll, MMrs.C. R. Pollock, of a
dAtar.
SCARDDROUGH.--July 16, at Sandbeck.park, Rotherham, the
Countess of Bas/borough, of a son.