The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-10 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Clayton (ship), from /doulmein for the Cape, April 18. let. 2 S.,
lon. 90 Z.
Clyde (barque), for Malta, off Cape de Gets.
Hill (American ship), from Calcutta for Boston, April 30,
lat. 12 8., lon. 84 L
Glenfilineh bskrque), from Moulmein for Queenstown, April 17,
Ids FL, Mu. 10 L 88).
Lune (r,, from Melbourne for Moulmein, April 14, lat. 1 &,*.lon.
90 Z.
Lizzie Drew (American ahlp,, from Moulmein for Queenstown,
April 12, on the Line, lon. 90 L
Mareadlles, of Belfast, from Liverpool for Calcutta, May 10, lat.
17 8, lon. 36 V'.
logarierk (barque), bound east, June 28, Lt. 37 N., Lon. of
h.
Sir Robert Peel, bound west, June 20, lat. 65 N., lon. 46 W.
l'apeoott, from Liverpool for New York, June 16, let.
48 N., lost. 16 W.

Tim OUTWARD BRAZIL AND BITER PLATE
MAnw.—floormAx/TON, JULY 9.—The Royal Mail Coax•
pany's steam ship Obeid% Captain Bevis. sailed hence to-
day at Wee p.m. with the monthly nails he' tie Brasil".
River Plate, &c. Bbs took out 113 pansengers, amongst
whom are the Moo. R. Marsha= and the Rev. J. Armstrong
for Rio, and the Count and Countess da Robeira for Lis-
bon. Tb• Oneida took on freight Itnsh gold, value
12,2301. ; jewellery. 1,2841. ; French jewellery, 5,4931. ; and
a general cargo of 'English and French merchandise.
TIER OUTWARD AMZRICAN MAIIA—SOUTHAMP-
TOIL JULY 9. —The North Oarsman Lloyd's staam-ship
New York, Captain Winks, whaled hence to- clay for New
York direct She took out 510 psmengers sod a general
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTH&

BRCRWITH.—JaIy 8, at emendlah-road, the wile of E. L
Beckwith, Fag., of a daughter.
BOISANQUIDS.—JuIy 6, at Lower Berkeley-street, the wife of
R. A. Boaanguth Reg., of a daughter.
CANCILLOR.—JuIy 6, at Cadogan-place, the wUe of F. Can.
ether, gag , of a daughter.
cAffugaossr..—July 6, at Eaton place, Viscountess Castierose,
of a daughter.
DAUNIY.—JuIy 7, at Albenthleatreet, the wife of A. Bethel,
lifsq., of a daughter.
RLDICR.—JuIy 8, at Grille !louse, Hampstead, the wife of A. E.
Rader, Faq., of a daughter.
MAITLANIE—JuIy 7, at Brighton, the wife of Captain Maitland,
Royal Artillery, of a daughter.
ROUCII.—JuIy 7, at Castelnaudrillsa, Barnes, Surrey, the wife of
W. W. Routh, Sag., of • son.
STUART.—JuIy 6, the wile of C. P. Stuart, Eth., of Langity
Broom Howie, Slough, of aeon.
WALILIEL—JuIy e, at Unue-.guars, Bayswater, the wife of E.
Walker, Esq., of a daughter.
WELLlgthitE.—July 6, at Bowlospreenr-Mee, the wife of Coked
W. B. C. Wellesley, of a daughter.
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