The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-20 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Arbutus (brit, from Troon for Matermar. Jan. 5 Ink UM N ,
len. 2850 Wl'
A. H. Barry, from Battle for Adelaide, Wert,
Chanticleer (Amerioan ship), bound Jan. 7, IM. 45 N.,
lon. 50 W.
for the Cape of Good Hope, lat. 2 8., lon. $1 W.
2112=th (ship), from Rangoon for Utrarpool, Nor. 14 lat. U
S., lou. 35 X
Fortuna (Dutch barque), tram Batavia for Dordt, Deo. 10, lat. 17
2, lon. 5 W.
Hero (ship:, from Hong Ron for Landon, Dee. 14, lat. 10 5.,
lon. 1220 W.
Wisdom= French barque), from Calcutta for Bordeaux, Dec.
22, lat. 4 .-,0 N., lon. 93.40 W.
Imperial, tram Ilan Francisco for New York, Nov. 29, lat. 27 3.,
len. 25 W.
Ocean, from Cadiz for filo Janeiro. lat 19 N., lon. 26 W.
Senator, from Gothenburg for Cape Town, Dec. 6, lat. 15 8.,
ion. 32 W.
',dream, from London for Cape of Good Hope eight days, Nov.
23, lat. 59.6, lon. 19.
Union iship;, from Shanghse for New York, Nov. 24.

DHIPATCH OF MAILL—The British and North
American Royal Mail steamer Africa was despatched from
Liverpool for New York on Saturday. She took out the
mails for British North America, United State*, Bahamas,
and Havana. The next mail despatch to America from
Liverpool will be on Wednisalay by the Liverpool, New York,
and Philadelphia Com ytny's steamer City of Baltimore.
NORWICH AND HPALDINO RAILWAY. The ex-
tension of this company's line from Heibeach, when it at
present terminates, to Long Sutton, will, it is now stated.
be opened for passenger traffic on the let of March. A
temporary station ha. been commenced at Long Sutton.
Powers have been obtained for carrying or the line to Lynn,
sad wheu this is effected communication betweea Norfolk
end Lincolnshire will be greatly facilitated.
RAILWAY Pontramssr.—The directors of the
Eastern Counties Railway Company, among various im-
provements in the mauagumeot of the line now in course
of being effected, have detemined on a reduction of the
daily duty of the men who have charge of the points, aid
• notioe with chat object la view was 'rued last week. The
important service intrusted to these men will be Isom eel-
cieotly performed under them new regulatmea, and the
concession will he highly appreciated during the present
severe weather.

[Ailvertisement.]—HOLLOWAY'S PlLLS.—Confu-
sion and rains in the Head.—These ptemonitory signs of earning
illness should have early attention, or palpitations and uneasy
feelings about the been will succeed, and be followed in their
turn by more serious symptoms. liellowsy's Mils display their
most constant and happiest effects in dispelling these disagree-
able feelings, clearing the furred tongue, nursing the torpid
bowels, and removing the languor and flatulency so oppressive
after taking food. No medicine la so well calculated to restore
the digestive functions or so potent to soothe the nervous system.
The dyspeptic, by taking these purifying Pills, will substitute
ease for pain, sod once more renew vigour in the wasting body.
and rekindle a healthy elasticity in the despondent or eidunistsni
mind.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTK&
ALIXANDEL—.Tannary 15, at the Acacins, Burnage, Lancashire.
the wife of J. 11. C. Alexander, Fag., of a eon.
CRAPKAN.—Janeerf 17, at Warlborough-hinierdens, R.
JoAn'twercod, the wife of G. Chapman, ESQ., 11.6. A., eta son
lAltßlL—JeagAry 1I at Lowudeaotreet, LW., the wife of
H. R. Ferrer, Req., of a son.
RlLL—Jessup 16, at tipper Rock-gardens, Brighton, the wife
of the Her. K. D. KW, 11 A., of a son.
EVooll.—Jahlese7 14, at Bangor, North Wales, the wife of
H. R. tastes, Req., of a daughter.
INUAN.—Jennary 16, at Spital, Old Hall, near Chester, the wife
of C. hawk Reg., of a BOLL
IVCAUL—lanuary 16, at Bedford-row, W.C., the wife of the
Rev. 3. R. 11'Caul, of a daughter.

MARRIAGRES.
ILL—TlMAY.—January 16, at Christ Church. Croydon, by tho
Rev. H. 8. Cralg, the Rev. W. C. Bell. Chaplain, Jetwore.
Reared, to Mary, daughter a T. limey, Esq , of Renshaw
House, Itirtrutowheith.
EFFIIB—PINNINGTON.—January 15, at Childwall Church,
Cheshire, hy the Rev. E. A. P. Campbell, M.A., Mr. P. A.
Heller, of Liverpool, to Martha, daughter of Mr. W. Pinning-
ton, of Warertree.
rICHOLLB-11YM101.—Tanury 16, at Charmoutl. Doroshthife•
by the Her. Z. 11.. Breton, 8. J. Nicholls, Lieut. 5301
Bert.. to Mary Anne, daughter of Yr. J. W. Spies, of Sonora.
North *mark&
MUTH&

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A.M.—Jemmy 14, Margaret. talked Mr. B. Banks. of Lao-
duster_ ~egod TT.
MUMMA —January 13, at tit. Jantes'a•plitoe, the Bev. J.
B of lUgheed Neville, Doreotehlre, aged 81.
COOVlA„—Jelmep 14 Elizabeth, wife of Mr. N. Coombea, of
Wleeteraireek Mulmalkim, aged IS.
=ALT.—Jemmy 1J IL Ulm, Eat., of the Moat, Lingfield.
aurr•7. aged TA
LAlLlL—Smaarpy 14„ at New Deagatreet, Bath, W. P. 1, lamb,
era a
LOnD.--Jimou 111. at Murky Lodge, Mouceoleveldre, Captain
Z. C. gmr4). tWumoV of as bombes Army, mod 111.

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