The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-22 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Arrow, from Liverpool for Singapore, July 5, lat. 6 N., lon.
25.10 W.
Emily Goodwin, from Swansea for Caldera 56 days, Jane 3, lat.
61.31 S., lon 64. PS W.
Indiana (brig?, from Windsor for Liverpool, July 10, on Seal
Jamas, from Sunderland for Calcutta, July 10, lab. 6 N., lon.
ss W.
Protector, from Liverpool for Bombay, Ang. 16, off Sahara
Robert Henderson, from Glasgow for Otago S 4 days, July 5, lat.
6 N., lea. 25.10 W.
Rapids., from London for Singapore, July 9, lat. 6 N.. km.
26.19 W.
Virginia, from Clyde for Calcutta, July 9, lat. 4 N., lora 21 W.

THE BRITISH COLOMBIA OVERLAND TRANSIT
OOMPANT.—Mr. James HIM/011, the secretary to the British
Columbia Overland Transit Company, appeared yesterday
at Guildhall, in discharge of his recognisance', before Alder-
man Finnic, to answer the charge of obtaining a stun of
421. under false pretences, with intent to cheat and defraud
Mr. Henry Isaac Collingwood. After • lengthened sad
somewhat tedious discussion, the case was adjourned, sad
the defendant admitted to 1;11 in his owe recognisance' in
1001. as before. _

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTH&

DASITR.,7Aegi!st 10, at getiinraett. Reigate, the wile of R. C.

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Baxter, lat.. of daughter. •
la, at Oekleproad, Win." the wife OW.

A. R. Milo& of a son. „
11.11141 L—August 19, at Wellington-road. St. Joluis-wood, the
wife of Mr. W. If. Burke, Jun., of a sou.
na,pluaiL7Awkst, 1.9, at Neptaaade, Dover, the wife of W.

Oaidhim, Esq.,—cot a di ugterr
WWl'S—August 19, at liahxt.street, Bloomsburpaquauv, Mn.
J. H. Moak at a aoc.
IrolllsB.—AFjpit 18, at

Carmarthen, the wife a

i'aes, of adumbtea.
FON.o.7Jttigust 18, at Limerick, the wife of Major L. Jones, of

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OAKES—August 18, at linsaex-placc. Slough, the wife of T.
Oaks', Esq.. of • daughter.
ti7Bll,lLl...—August 17, at Barneston, Mrs. B. V. Russell, td

a son.
BUTTON.—Augast 18, at Braham.part, Berta, 3tra Suttee,

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of a Boa.
VlLltr4ol4.—August 18. at Banbury hull, Wf
Georgina Vernon, of u 'laughter.
MARRIAGES.

DAV IS—DlANB.—August 19, at Bt. Margaret's, Weatinins:er, by
the Rev. C. J. Bowen, the Her. 11. navies, M.A., of TriaßY
College, Cambridge, to Carolina, daughter of T. Deana, Egg.
of Wrstmloster.
HARRIfi —STILLWELL—August 19, at the pariah church.
Lewisham, Kent, by the Hon. and Her. B. Legge, Mr. T. G.
Harris, of Botherrhithe, to blisa Hannah, daughter of E. MU.
well, Yap of Sino House, Lawhigun, Kent.
HOARY—BOMA ED.—August 19, at the Wesleyan Chapel.
iMathampton, by the Rev. T. James, the Rev. R. Hoare. to
Anule, daughter of W. Holimad. of Edingtoa, ilungerford,
berkablrc.
BOBERTA—CUTIR.—Angturt 19, at the Feria% church, Claphan.
by the Rev. Z. I. Cutts, Frederick Augustus, son of the I.ao i.
Roberta. Fag , of Tulsa-hill. to Mary Jane, daughter of W. W.
Cutts, Kat., of Claphans-commou, Surrey.
WILKINRON—MOToiL—August ld, at the Unitarian Church,
Swansea, William, son of the late T. A. Wilkinson, hot,
of
Kingston upon-Buil, to Emily, daughter of the late B•±.
Moyle, Yogi.