The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-09 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Abel 'human, from Sunderland for Singapore, Oct. 18, let 38 S.,
lon. 35 K.
Carleton, from Bombay for Uverpooi, Nov. 10, lat. 8 S., lon.
82 L
Fair Wind ;American sibir, Nov. IL lit 6.111 N., lan. 4.32 W.
Isabella, from Madras for Louden, Nov. 10.
Southampton (ship;, Dec 12, lat. 4610 S., lop. 22.87

Lizor Ezrours or Corros To AIII.HICA.-
DligraliCE or MAlM—Yesterday the Liverpool, New
York, and Philadelphia Company's steamer City of New
York was despatched from Liverpool for New York with
mails for the United States, 20 cabin passengers, and a
large cargo, consisting of cotton, he. The Quebec and
Montreal Royal Mail steamer North American will be
despatched from the Mersey for Portland to-day (Thursday)
with the Canadian and United States mails, together
witba number of passengers soda very large cargo, of which
cotton forms a portion. To-day, also, the Liver-
pool, New York, and Philadelphia Company's
steamer Glasgow will be despatched from Liver-
pool for New York with a large carp, °assisting
exclusively of cotton. Tb. Cunard Royal Mail steamer
Europa will be despatched from Liverpool for &Moo on
Saturday next with the North Americas and United States
mails. When the arrival of the City of Washington was
announced the Exchange News Room was densely crowded,
and when the master of the room mounted the table and
said that Mr. Stuart, of the New York Associated Pres,
had received a telegram that Mason and Slidell ware re-
leased, loud cheers, mingled with a few hisses, rang
through the room.
[Advertisement.]--liouowArle Pmts.—Health,
Vigour.—These PPla are Invaluable In stomachic derangements
and bilious affections: they exercise in the strictest sense both
alterative and tonic properties. Amongst all the medicines we
possess Holloway's Pills stand first : universal experience war-
rants this assertion. They will remove many disorders which
have defied every other treatment. Times Pills are the best
antagonists to all inflammatory action. They thoroughly purify
the blood and regulate Its natural distribution through the
body : hence they prevent congestion and over-enlargement of
se,' amen.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS,
RI RTHM.
BAXXL—January 6, at Albert-street. Mersingtoo-crescent, the
wife of 1. W. Baker, Rot, of a daughter.
YRlLlM.—January 6, at Augusta-terrace, Ramp* the wife of
J. Freer, Esq., of a daughter.
RIOGINSON.—January 6. at Norfolketreet, Park-lane, the wife
of Leittegiant-Colonel fliggLuson, Grenadier Guards, of a
daughter.
JOSLlNG.—January 7, at 6s. Paula-road, Camden-town, the
wife of Captain J. J. IL Jailing, R.N., of a son.
PARBURY.—.January 3, at Caterhaso Manor, Surrey, the wife of
0. Asbury, Req., of a daughter.
BAPTX—January 5, at Cranky Rectory, Guildford, the wife of
the Rev. J. H. Saute, of a son.
filLlNNitil—Jaavary 6, at Liverpool, the wife of T. Skinner,
BBig , of a boo.
81;ODEN.—January 4, at Hill Martis.villas, Comdso.road, the
wife of Mr. J. Sudden, of a daughter.
TURNER.—January 6, at Lincoln, the wife of 8. W. Turner,
Req.. of a eon.
W00D6.--Janusry 3, at the Limes, Dulwich, the wife of J. F.
Woods, Req., of a son.
YOUNG.—January 6, at Allen.terrace, Kensington, the wife of
X Young, Req., of a daughter,
MARRIAGE&

BRAIEWILL—BARCLAT.—January 4, et Trinity Church, Pad-
dington, by the Rev. B.M.Clisookl. the Rev. A. Bramwell.
Rector of Thorlington,Saffolk, to Alice Tammy, daughter of
the late J. Barclay, Y.eq., of Lanolowne.plaoe. Brighton.
MAOGRIGOR—CABSW.—January 2, at the parish church,
elephant, by the Rev. W. H. W. A. Bowyer, Dr. A. Macgregor,
of wanner. N. 8.. to RUM. daughter of the late J. R. (handl,
Esq., of Tottenham.
UNIUI—WILit INSON.—January 2, at Hartwell, Bucks, by the
T.ev. C. Lowndes, M.A., D. tin-0, Esq., of Dollar, horth
Britain, to Jane Nish..., daughter of R. Wilkinson, Esq., of
Totteridgispark, Herts.
NIWBOLT-111AGNIAC.—January I, at fiharribrook. Beds, by
the Rev. G. Thorutoa, M.A., the 1t.,. G. D. Newbolt, Rector
of Souldrop, to Isabella Sophia, daughter of U. Megalac, Esq.,
of Colwalh, Bodfordeldre.
SCHLIPYRR—ASIITON.—January 5, at St. Mary's, Manchester,
by the Rev. Z. A. Lang, D.C. L, Mr. D. Schiffer, to Elizabeth,
daughter of Mr R. C. Ashton, of Prestwich.
STEPHRNS—GAILY.—Jamtary 6, at St John's, Glastonbury,
Somerset. by the Rev. R. Ross. Si A.. W. Stephens, Req., a
Manchester, to Lacy Ann, daughter of A. Bally, Req.. of
Glastonbury.
wusisrsom—RHATTOCK.--Jaminu7 4, at St Mks's, Camber-
well, by the Rev. R. N. Bernard. Martin Rdward, eon of R.
Willdeson, Req., of Peckham, to Catherine Foster, daughter
of IL M. Shattuck, Req., of Nunhead.
DEATHS.
BEmNSLlT.—Jaaaaryed 6, at Colnephatch, Mr. B. C. Bank'',
St.
RhoWNI--Jalloor7 6. at Dude grove, Oxfordetreet, Man-
chester, Mr. B. Browse, aged 41.
CORLlTT.—January 6, at Mount.pleasant, Liverpool, Mr. W.
Corlett. and Is.
Col.—Jaalaspr,at Brad teen-place, Croydon, Surrey, J. Con,
Req., aged SP..
GlLLOW.—January 3, at Ilarshborough, neer Sandwich, T.
Oil low, Req., aged TS.
Rvausw—Jaarary 6, at St. John'ewood. Harriet, wife of
°Mona R. Hughes, late of the Ist West India Regt., aged rs.
MARTTL—Jegaary 4, at Dartford, Mr. Y. A. Martin, seed 36.
MOLISWORTM.—Janaary 0. at the Reetory, fit. Petrie: Mum,
the Rev. Ur H. N. Meassweeth. Bert., aged at.

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