The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-01 00:00:00

VESSZLS SPOIL= WITH.

Anne Jane (or Lama LsuM, for Alicante, supposad frougSkirlds,
W Idles 11.11. W. of the Ward.
Asru4s.s, frog Leathrsi for Wellington. July rt, let. 13 N., Ma.
Barre M. Ballot, from ltio Braude for halsnoutli or Bamberg,
A 21, lat. 44 N., hut to W.
from Bombay for London, July 1, let W 8„, doe. Il L
Zulalfe ( barque;, bound south, July IL MI. 14
27 W.
H. B. Wright 'barque), from Akyab for Falmouth, July 0. Ist. 11
8., la; 11 W.
Jars, from Bouehong for Falmouth, July rt, let. 1111 N., In. 231 x.
Magdalen; from Cardiff for hhangbar, July 21, Mt 14 N., lon.

Orlisa. from Sunderland for Beypore, July 30, lat. IS ,
I 7 W.

Pane—WlC, terSt. Vieeeet, Ant.

lifeigii;;hcmi Baogoon Kois;ilniouth, Aug. 11, kt at N., tto.
SW No. 9,065, Sd d p., from Liverpool for Moreton Hat July 26,
ht. 9 N., lon. 06 W.
Telegnun, Dories, A. 16, off Tarifa.

The schooner Minerva, ' tons register, of St.
Mar,* Reilly, Captain J. B. Rich, wee run down off the
Radiator'', near Lands Rod, in a gale of wind, at 6.15
per. on Sunday night. She was laden with orals from
Oardiff for Plymouth, and was run into amidships by •
snack in ballast. The mate of the Minerva swam on bad
the smack. The captain and his wife and the rest of the
crew took to their boat, and were picked up by the 'chooser
Desire, of Port Maddock, bound to Hamburg with sled.
On Monday when off Plymouth she landed them at that
Port.,
nt
GALWAY
I LINE or PAC/MR.—A telegram
to the following effect was received in town at 1 p.m. oar
Saturday last :—" Adriatic getting up steam to race with
the Cunard." In the telegram we received yesteldaY, en.
naming the arrival of the Heels at Om* from Aromas,
we perceive that she met the Admitis at 7.25 a.m. about
two hours' sail south of the *arena to the harbour of Cork.
The mail stainer of Cunard's lino was sot due, we believe,
in Oak from Liverpool till 1 o'clock. If theme staemonie
be correct, they give a fair augury of the Galway line. 7
Preeinaa's Journal.
lIIITROPOLITAN AND GREAT NORTHERN RAIL.
WATS.—It was expected :that yesterday the Government
Lneprotor would have gone over the short loop junction line
unities the Metropolitan Railway with the Great Northers
I at King's-crone and which will be the means of bringing the
Great Northern traffic into the City ; bat as the arrange-
ments for opening. and working the tine are not yet eeer
plated, the =patios is indefinitely postponed for the
present.
EXTENSION OF THE BLACKWA.LL RAILWAY TO THE
FAST AND WEST INDIA Lk/Mi.—The viaduct exactas:be
Blackwell Railway to the Fast and West India k is
programing rapidly. The line will furnish • direct route fee
alt the goods traffic between the docks and the earth se

EOSiAoCC
THE GREAT WESTERN A MALGaItATZD COMPANIES.
—The Brat united meetiog of the Great Western, South
Wales, and Mid Wales Railway Companies since their &sisal.
causation, is appointed to take place at the Paddington tar.
minus on the 18th inst.

SALISBURY AND DORSET RAILWAY.—The half-
yearly meeting of this company_MUl cosresed yesterday, at
the office, 1, Poeta'.cornor, Westminster, bet there net
brag a mut:Sweat oumber of shareholders present to eon-
statute a quorum no bunnies could be trammeled, end the
meeting stood adjourned.
BOUTS KINBINOTON MUSZUM.—During the week.
eediog August 29 the visitors have been as follows :—On
Moaday. Tuesday, and Saturday (free days), open from 10
a.m. tall 10 p.m., 8,793. Oo Wednesday, Thursday, sad
Friday fetudente days, sdmissioa to the public 6d.), open
from 10 a.m. till 6 p.m., 941. Total, 9,734. From the
opening of the Museum, 4.201,821.