The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-29 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Hell; for Hoag Kong, Sept. 6, lat. ft IL, lea. SI W.
Dove, from Southampton for Funchal. Oct 21. Fat 49.16.106. 6.41.
lelicitue (Dutch echooner, from Cagliari fog Hull, Oct. 11, lat.
Mal N., lon. 1032 W.
Canoga rn, from Quebec for Liverpool, lat. 43 N., lon. 49 W.
Dave, from Quebec for Hol)head, Oct. 6, of the treat rod of
Kafka&
Ken Omer (Norwegian ship, for Quebec, Oct. 6, by the Geoer,
at
from Liverpool for Melbourne, Sept. 7, LW 9 N.,

ton. 24W

Priepr.lilirt, from Londouderry foe Sydney, Oct. 15, lat. 47 N..
lon. 24 W.
Butlandaldre Iron dilp), from Liverpool for Calcutta, Oct. 11, 4t.
80\., lon. W.
Balsdia for Calcutta, Oct. 7. Ist. 47 N., lon. 11 W.
Volunteer, of 80ields, for Cartbagena, Oct. 10, tat. 4:.37,
los. 7.54

THE BRITISH MERCANTILE AND NATIONAL
MARINE AND THE AMERICAN WAIL—A coniniankatios
upon this subject, founded upon statements made and sta-
tistics gives by the American press, Iry brought before the
Liverpool Chamber of Commerce yesterday by Mr. H. W. X.
King. He said that the direct result of the intereatiossl
law which authorised the capture of privets property at ors
had bean to cause • great mass of the shipping of the
country either toil) idlaor to be transferred to foreign °worm
to form • large proportion of oar 4111•03 ell into foreign sem«.
and to increase to a serious degree the difficulty of getting
sailors to man the national navy.
DICRPATCH Or AMERICAN MAILS.--SOUTHAMPTON,
28.—The North German Lloyds' steamship Hann,
Captain Von &sten, sailed beam to-day. at 2 p.m., with
the Gorman, French,lloll Eighth mails, 146 cabin passengtm
sod • full cargo, iseludiag jewellery from ',mom mine
210,5) frame. Among her pasmagere are his &censors
M.B.Tadd, United States Minister at Herb., sad ono.

THE AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAiiA—Yroter•
day the Inman steamer Elinburgh wudespotched from the
Mersey for New York with mails for the United Stites
together with passengers sod a full cargo. To-day the
Montreal Ocean Steamship Company's steamer Bohemian
will sail from Liverpool for Quebec with the Canadian sad
United States mails. Letters, ht., will be received at the
Liverpool General Post-office twill 10.30 a.m., sod via Loa.
dooderry until 8.30 p. m. Late despatches may also be for•
warded burins late fora of one peony up to 9.30 p.m. On
Saturday the Canard Royal Mail steamer Asia will haws
I the Menu for Bunton wit► mails for the Volta States and
British North America. The box at the rod-office will he
open for the receipt of letters, he., until 9.30 a.m.. and for
despatch via Queenstown until fi 30 p.m., and with Osumi
late fees of one peony till 9.30 p.m.
THE Loma Of THE SHIP DONATI...—By 00 arrival
of the steamship City of London at Liverpool. we learn the
loud the fineable Douai, which weridown off Cape Floes,
while on the voyage from New York to San Francisco. The
cargo of the Duet' was a very valuable one. The vessel
was a North Atberieso built ship, of about 1,000 tool
burden, and was chased A 1. At the time she was then-
dotml she was under the command of Captain Gregory, who,
whim he left her, expected that the vassal would not keep
more than half an boor afloat. Should it he otherwise,
some vessel coming round the Moro may be fortunate enough
to fall in with a valuable derelict.

WHEN Sracr•cuce REQUIRLD !—This query
is worthy eonaideration by every one =lions to retain the is.
estimable blessing- sight for on correct knowledge as to Ito
proper time fur using Bpectarles will depend the certalitti
preserving clear vision to the end of life. When its deficiency
is determined •nicety of thscrinaination must be used 111 admit
lag lenses of the exact power that will supply the iota, or IR--
parable injury will result. Optical quacks, like medical quark,
do incalettlablo misiiiief by their ignorant pretension, as u
proved by the victims of teuntry hawkers and unskilled vembei.
then, It were wiser to ask advice rather from ,ont:
opikian of repute. and avoid risk to ones sight. The old nos
o 7 Thomas Harris and Son ;established 1740 , opposite the brims
Museum-gate, London, hails, specially attended to the man,
facture of spectacles, are competent to advise on all that per
tains to the remedying defective vision by the lieettratc adaptatt .a
of the lenses, mathematically true, of the requisite police. ttn:
also by the Mali:ions selection of a spectacle frame *loth
Is likewise important; of the form most becoming the tee
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SINGULAR TRIAL FOR ROBBIRT. —Five runt
regmetahle-looking persons were placed in the dock of the
COO2lOlOllOO Court at Dahlia on Mir*day to take their trial
eu a charge of robbery. Their names are Arthur Robert
Modell, flint TWO!, his wife, Sarah Nesbitt, Margaret
Cunningham, ond Bedelia French—Mrs. riadall'a three
sister'. There was also arraigned with them two servants,
named Mary Keltayhy and Galeria' KeIlL The circum-
stances of the case are very peculiar. The prosecutrix,
Mrs. Maria Dockland, came from New South Wales (where
her husband resider) to Ireland about four months ago,
and in the month of July she took lodgiocs in Mr. Tialall's
house, No. 1. Ontario-terrace, in the Rathmines town.
ship. She brought with her so immeces quantity of
valuable property—wearing apparel, linen, ha, contained
in 13 trunks and packing-cases. She retrained at Mr.
Tiadall's for six weeks, and during that time she mimed •
quantity of goods, among which were several silk dreams.
On the let of September elle was obliged to go to London,
and then the female prisooers oommesoed • wholesale
plunder of her effects. Her boxes were broken open, and
dresses tablecloths, sheets, Re., carried off to the paws-
broker's, while pieces of silk and satin were consigned to
two dressmakers, to be made into robes for the pluoderers.
After 12 days Kr,. Rockland rammed, and put the matter
into the hands of the detectives. On the officers proceeding
with Mrs. Dockland to search Mr. Thelon'. house, Mrs.
Thrall flew at the promeutrix struck her • dreadful
blow in the face, and threw several thine, at her. A great
number of duplicates were found is the houses of the un-
mans, who lived near each other, and the officers suc-
ceeded in recovering the greater poetics of the stolen
property—about 200 f. worth. Tbe defence set up was that
Mrs. Rockland had either given the articles as prevents to
the female prisoners, or in payment of 'an alleged debt.
Judge Keogh, in charging the fury, observed that the two
defences cootrodicted each other, sad the stolen property
wee too large and valuable to support either ground. There
Wei so isotopes against Mr. Modell, he was discharged, se I
were also the tire servant., who had only taken the gradate
the pure Alms by direction of their respective mistresses.
Theurer reimeleing female prisoners were found guilty and
essiessed to 12 mooths' imprisonment, with hard 'ohm.
They tabled on hearing the sentence.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.
BARlER.—Octnher it at The Villa, Notting.hill-square.
wife of G. Ittritur. Un— of a daughter.
3111111.—Octol.er a• Cork, the alto of W. Birch. Jun..

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Oriatif.ter.-
HALL—October al, at Wollner. Ow wife of Captain A. W.
of ft .Ittughter.
HAYCJIAJPT.—October.27,.ot Print Villas, Conooltury-par/. the

a.;lfe.
of 1.8, Hetrnit. Eo 1 . of ;ono. .
pneeiN.—Octobrr rf, ct Talbot.rusd Villa; Westbourne
' •

MnLea H Perrin, ota eon.
BA MADEN.—Octoher V, the wife of M. Maraaden, Ton , of ttA
Forest, Woodford, of • daughter.
MARRIAGES.
HOPI NEON—MIIITE—October M, at et. Rakes, York. th'
Rer. CAnon Hey, Mr. T. Itoldmeo, of Newamtlempon-Illn,
Ellen, daughter et the late T. White, Hap., of Brcefl4,
Monenouse, Gloacesterahlre.
BALL—it:GEM - Octabor 94, at the parkh church. St. Ml 7.
lebone, by the Rev. G. P. Bennett, Major H. M. Soil,
tubed, late 14 battalion 99nd !regiment, to Elizabeth Oarak•
widow of the late T. R. Tucker. Eon., of Ceylon.
WHILLEIL—PLOWDEN —October 27. at All Souls', Lanchanc
plaeo. by lb* Wm. Eardley.ll theOUP.
Mem of Dombara. to Cathetine Marna. daughter of u•
hada bey., of Kwhurat•park. thugs.
DEATHS.
DA ILEY.—October bk, at Southasaptea4lreet, Strand, J. B• 11,
Mou, W
E bs.
BAKiWELL—Octoher 96, at Addlana.ordena North, Krung'
tosAbe Her. J. Beaman, In the Mud year of hie me.
CRANSWICK.—October 26, Flirahetb Brown, wile of W. S•
Cranorlek. Req., of Camberwell New-road. Surrey. aced ,
•
HAEitlbON.—(Huber 26, YJlra, wife of Mr. J. Mamba

—.111.&-ottago. Holloway: ed 6&
LYON.—October agrcl 65. at Eilaion"rond. N.W..7Ao..Li'''.
Kay.
UM I% EV.—Oetober 55, A. ruiney, Lg.. of Woburn NW',
London. In the 75th year of his ate.