The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-23 00:00:00

VESSKLB SPOKIIN WITH.

Clarence, from London for Calcutta, July 8. lat. SS N., 100.
18 W.
Duke of Wellington (barque), from Bombay for Liverpool, Aug.
9, lat. 9 N., lon. 21 W.
David Swan. from London for Falkland Islands 17 days, lat. BN.,
lou. 24 W.
Grace Sargent, for Callao. June 25. lot 26 S., lon. 65 W.
lima (barque), of Plymouth, for Quebec. lat. 49 N., lon.
Marla. of Whitstable, from Shields for Alexandria 47 days, near
Oats.
Northern Light. from London for Capellof Good Hope, Aug. 10, LA
20 S.. lon. 38 W.
Port Royal ;barque;, from Jamaica for London, Sept. a lat. 44
N., lon. 30 W.
from Adelaide for London, Aug I, lat. 1 A. lon. 25 W.
Salim, from Leith for Melbourne 46 days, lat. 9 3., lou. 33 W.

READING PA ICRAELNAA FAIL-111i/ fair, the
largest in Berkshire, commenced yesterday. The number
of agricultural servants for hiring was much less than in
former years, in consequence of the movement met on foot
some time since for establishing registry offices throughout
the county. The horse and cattle fair was but moderately
stacked, and only good thing. found purchasers. Smug
cart horses, fit for London work, realised from 401. to 501. ;
and metal horses, fit for agricultural pu mid Mims
201. to3o/. Prime short-born heifers e about 131. each;
good milch cows (in full milk). 18/. to 201. ; and neural
cows, about 1:11. Irish heifers sold &than 71. to 91. Them
were three droves of Welsh ponies,and also an Irish drove,
and the average price was about 5/. There was a good
trade for strong useful bogs Pigs fit for feeding made
from 345. to 455. The cheese was pitched in the market
pls." but owing to the monthly markets the business does
was small as compared with transaction in peat years The
pleasure fair was a large one.
M.ANCHERTILK, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOI2NSHIRE
litattwar.—The total expenses of this company's railways,
including rents, tolls, duty, he., from July 1 to
Sept. 14, 1862, amounted to 65,4614, as against 68.831.1.
for the corresponding period of 1861. The proportion of
the South Junction receipts accruing to this company from
July 1 to Sept. 14, amounted to 7.0251., se against
7 ,Ml. for the oorrespooding period of 1861, and the a-
pemen to 2,945/., aa against 3,3451.
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serves. The Invalid who fairly Leif.' Holloway's PHD Le certain
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dentlY successful amongst all dames, of every um, habit, and
constitution.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.
CATRNKlL—Pepternber 18 at Lower Mountatreet, Dabtla, the
wife of J. IL Cameo, Fan.. of a eon
DllNDAlL—September 19. at Dundee Castle, N.L. the wiled
A. D. Intodas, Ihq., Lieutenant R.N., of a daughter.
IILONIL-Beptember 18, at Bast Cliff, Preston, the wife of C*
Lila W. P. Mges, of a .laughter.
HlCKSON.—September 19, at Lindell House, Hornsey.lme.
Highgate, the wife of B. Hickson, Fan., of a daughter.
LlNDSAY.—September 18, at Ide hill Parsonage, Kent, the ails
of the Bev. H. Lindsay, of a daughter.
MASS.—September 18. at Camp den-grove, Campden•hill, Kne
Sngton, the wife of Mr. R. W. Mann, of a son.
MANNlNO.—September 19, at Springfield, Kasen, the wife of
O. T. Manning. Ds., of a daughter.
SLZlL—September 19, at Adelaide-road, Haverstock hill, the will
of J. Mee, Lai., of a son.
TURNRlL—September la at Prince's.square. Bayswater, the
wile of T. Turner, Km., of a daughter.
site
WISDRN. —September 18, at Liltwood-ptaoe, Brighton, the
of Captain %laden, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.
BARTON—HOWELL—September 18, at the par
lsh chant
(Upham, by the Rev. K Barton, 11. A.. A. Barton, Ka 1..
Shanghse, to &lithe Helen, daughter of T. Howell, Est..
Clapham.
BRIM NKR —SHllll.—Sentember 18, at the parish rhumb of
Charlton Kings, Olosee•tershire. by the Rev. J. Y. S. nata,
the Rev. R. Bremner, LLD., Minister of Banff, Scotland. H
Elisabeth, daughter of A. Smith, Keg., of Moor Mani lions.
Charlton Kings.
KING—LAMSDKN.—September 18. at Coningaby, Linrolufhirr•
Mr. W. King, of College Villa, CamberweL•grove, to Dusheth
Bruce, daughter of the late Mr. A. Lambdas, of grove,,
80UTTKR—PIKK—September 18, at Ilt. Marfa
inatoo, by
_the Rev. T. Jackson, ILA., Mr. J. Somas% of :41os:-
cinch, to Ellen. daughter of Mr. W. Pike, • I KiltiPl".l.
SYKES—SCHbyOLYIELD. ler 18, at Si. Mary's Sykes,,
tou.quay, Ewl •
Adel, near Im.-ds, to Alice Mary, daughter of J. &A' rl4
Bp., of Faxgeet Hall, Yorkshire._

DEATH&
HATLY.—fieptember 19, at Holly-hill. Irately, Hants, Mr J.
Batty, sod 84.
"'ANC& XT.—RePtsleber 19, at Claysonore, Enfield, Prim,.
Georgians Elisabeth, wife of W. kleanquet. ILei.
BROW N ING.—September 17, at Pinner, J. Browning. 1.1,
aged 98.
OPLABAY.--Septerober 18, at Wimbledon, W. Graham. Pei
HIV.AM.-Beptember 19, at Beulah-hill, Up Ncewooe, Cabe'
tine Wright Yelling• wife of H. J. Hallam, Bp.
HARROP.—September 17, at the Crescent, BaH9rd, Sarah 4112•
daughter of the late I Harrop, Esq.
1101.111 ANT.—September 17, at MI oat, Guernsey, Re"
widow of the late P. Mourant, req., aged 79.
PHlLLlPB.—September 19, at Kingston on.Thasnes, W. mar*.
Esq.. fl&
WATOOIVN.--A fleptember 18, Mary Charlotte. wife of 9. Wsi"4
▪ rix.s.. of Cottingham, near Hull, aged 43.
September 11, at Eardington House, near RAU
north. hlistheth Dorothy, wile of T. Wheeler. Esq., ut
war ShiffnaL

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