The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-24 00:00:00

VENOMS SPOKEN WITH.

Ethel. from Calcutta foe Liverpool, Jan. lat. 211., ke.os
Prankby Marano), from ilverpool foe V , Yoh 13. lat.
13.0 & lon. 33.40 W.
Feria, for Bombay, Feb. 5, lab. 7.10 N., lop. 74.23 E.
Oporto (brig), from Llabon 34 dap, March 12, lab. 4&40 N.. loa.
12.39 W.
Shatemuc, Oiltard, from Philadelphia foe Liverpool, Minh 4,
lat. 39.20, ton. 72.20.

RAILWAY AND PUBLIC CODIPANIIII IA PARLIS-
Nwitt.—Yesterday, in Lord fitenley's committee, the bill foe
the amalgamation of the Gillet Western and West Midland
Railways was paned by the committee, after hearing Mr.
Denison, Q.C., and Mr. Phion in opposition. The case for
the opposition on the part of some dozen other lines, thus
summarilydispoesdof,wasexpectedunderothercirenseensoon
to have lasted a full fortnight. The bearing of the next
bill, for the amalgamation of the Great Western, West
Midland, and South Wales Railways, so as to fern an
integral portion of the proposed new system, is postponed
until to-morrow (this day) to give the opponents opportu-
nity to consider the sapediency of further opposi.
tioo, and for the purpose of settling the clauses.
The bill for the °inland and Leatherhesd
way, with powers to the London and Booth
Western and Brighton Companies in coooexion therewith,
was pissed ; and that of the proposed extension of the Lou.
don and Brighton between Dorking and Leatherbesd, being
virtually unopposed, referred to the chairman of ways and
means. The-clausss of the West Hartlepool having been
settled, the case of the Whitehaven, Closter, and Un-
moot, for an extension from Lamplugh to the Cookermouth
and Workington, to rein 75,0001., sod borrow 25,0001, wee
=edby Mr. Hope Soon, and witnesses examined by Mr.
n sad Mr. Atkinson. Additional evidence was taken
in favour of the Bristol Docks. The bill of the Charing-
alias Railway Company for regulating its capital and de.
Denture debt, and for authorising an amalgamation with
the South Eastern Company, being unopposed, s referred
to kir. Massey's committee. In the Lords the bills of the
Fochabere and Garmooth, for a railway between those
places, and for the Inverness and Perth and Aberdeen Com.
pante, to work anioontribute, and the bill for the Sligo and
Belligbadarreen Bail way, were passed.
[Advertisement...l HOLLOWAY'S PILE/ are re-
nowned as a safe and ataxy remedy for indigestion. liver owl-
plaints, and all manner of eroptiona and skin disease. Pains in
the stomach after eating, eructatkins of wind, pains In theyack,
aching of the right shoulder, weakness, luignor, and tawny hoe
of the win, all disappear under the purifying power of these ad-
mirable pills. They contain no ingredient which could by Isw
sibility hurt the feeblest frame. They effect a momentous change
throughout the widens. by thoroughly expelling all Impurities,
and imposing on every organ Its natural functions. Many testi-
monials of their eflicsey can be produced. the latest of which
has been forwardel by Edward Smith. of Newport, Wonmonth-
shire, who was cured after Westing under dyspepsia for fifteen
year.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

CREW/LT.—Much 10, at Aaltford,---licht, the wile at Mr. L.

Creery, of • boo.
GALL—Vareh 10, at 9hellleld-gardeua, the wtfe of K Y. Oak,
Esq., of a doubter.
OILLLWEY.:—Mareh 17, at Blackheath, the wife of Lleat-Colood

Hallway, Howl Engineers, of a daughter.
HORWOOD.—Match 19, at Hanges,lane, 84sanford-1011, the wife
of I'. Norwood, Mao., of a m.o.
JON Vt.—March 20, at Lelastesegardenk Hyde-park, the wife of
W. 8 Jones, Bq., of a son.
VOLCZJIAN.—Harsh 90, at Mug Edward's-road, Hackney, the
wits of W. Voicionan, Up., of a sow