The Express.
London, England, 1853-11-23 00:00:00

VESSICLS SPOKEN WITH.

llunrobin Castle, from Calets.ta for London, Oct. 1, lot 9 8., km. 12 W.
Duke or Wallington, from Calcutta for London, Oct. 16, lat. 9 N., lan.
25 W.
Fingal, from London for Lannoreton, Nov. 15, !at. 4: N., lon. 8 W.
Hugo tirotiva, Clumsier, from Loudon for Melbourne, N.,. is, at.
48..9, lon. 7.1 W.
June. Rooth, trom Calcutta for London. Oct. 12, Lat. 20 N., lon. 32 W.
Lam:alder, from Camps, for Liverpool, &pt. 43, lat. 31 8 ,
Windeor, from London for Port Phillip, Oct. 11,1 M. 8 N., lust 23 W.

CAUTION TO EMIGRANT SUB' CAPTAINS.—Captain
Schomberg, R.N., government emigration agent at Liver-
pool, appeared at the police court of that port, on Monday
last, to prefer a series of charges against Captain It. I).
Robertson, of the Guiding Star, fur infringemehts of se-
veral sections of the Passengers Act. It will be remembered
that the Guiding Star sailed from the Kersey on the 27th
October, for New York, with a large number of passeugers,
and that on the 29th, when off Cape Clear, she was disabled
in • gale. They then put into Belfast with aickness on
board, and finally pot back to Liverpool. The offences al-
leged by the passengers were, that proper arrangements
were not made for the proper cooking of the provisions on
board, the removing of the bulk bead, which separated the
single male from the female and married passenger,
and also the removal of the hospital and water-closets.
Several of the passengers having proved these charges, it
was urged in defence that the first charge was not one of
wilful neglect, but was owing to the confusion on beard
after the ship was disabled, that the removal of the bulk-
head and watercloseta was done at Os, suggestion of the
surgeon, the former for the purpose of giving free ventila-
tion, which was prevented by the German emigrants con-
tinually hanging wet linen upon it ; and the latter owing
to the filthy state in which they were kept, and that at a
time when cholera was raging on board. The surgeon
stated that had they not put into Belfast, there would not
have been 20 living on their arrival at New York. The
charge of removing the hospital was withdrawn, and a tine
inflicted of 01. for each of the others.

THE EASTERN UNION AND THE EASTERN COUN•
TIIB RAILWAY.—The Ipswich Express states the nature of
the arrangement which has been agreed upon by these com-
panies. The directors of the Eastern Union have consented
to accept a seventh of the gross receipts of the two railways,
subject to a reduction of 461. per cent. for expenses. The
stock of engines, carriages, &c., of the Eastern Union is to
be taken by the Eastern Counties at a valuation, conse-
quently the whole line will be worked by that company. It
is calculated that by this agreement the ordinary share-
holders of the company, who have for year* veeived no
dividend, will have for the future V. per cent. upon their
investments. A similar proposition of one-seventh of the
receipts has been made to the Norfolk Company, and wia
probably be accepted. When these arrangements are com-
pleted, it is to be presumed that a complete amalgamation
of companies will follow.

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druggists, and at Professor Holloway's establAnteut, 244, 6tra2i,
London.

RIMIS, 'MARRIAGES, AND DEATH -.
BIRTHS.

BEASLEV.—Nov. 17, at Newstesd,forq why, Mrs. W. J. Bea•ter, of
• dauibter.
Of/MGR.—Nov. 21, at Gloucester-terrace, Rear ot's-park, the wile of
W. C•rris, Esq., at a roe.
FRIEND.—Nov. 22. at 42, Bankrtde, Southwark, the wife of Mr. J.
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Friesd, o: • daughter. _
RAY MAN.—Noe. 20, at West Melling, the wife of C. C. Harman.

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M.D., of a o. .
POO.
MACDOUGALL.- Nov. 0, the wee of W. J. I'daedotaBsll, EN., o!
Tort-terrace, Etirkehhead, of a daughter.
MN NER.--Nor. 18, Mrs. T. Sumner, at Cleredsu-.trait, Park-ro..d.

Liverpool, of a ion;
WEBB. —Nov. 18, at Aubrey-v.IW, Notting-hill, the wife of C. L•

Webb. lA., oti daughter.
WILSON.—Noe. 18, a titaphpeld, Suaaer, the wire of the Ilex. G.
Wenn, of a eon.

MARRIAGES.

CL tRKE—DEARLi IVV..—Nov. 20, at St. Jude'o, Liverpool, Mr.
.1. R. Clarke, to la tm P. A. Dearlove, only d4ufghter of Mr. R. Dear•
love, mu., of Liverpool.

DAMPORD—PARKER.— Nov. 12, at the British Embassy, Bruavel‘
by the Rev. G. P. Keogh, LB., Ereierick Danford, W-, surgeon.
of Parson Drove, Wiabeeh, to Jane Fell, eldest daughter of Mr.
Wllltsm Porter, of Btabgro..nd, Peterborough.

snAw-1111,L—Nuy. 21, of St. John's Liverrol, by the R. W
1 ayt w, M.A., Mr. K. Shaw, to Margaret 11111, both ot Lirtrouoi.
TRESS —WOOLL—Nov. '9, W. Trews, Lag., of Fbrabury.otrume, to
Emma, youngest daughter of the late Ueut. W. Wood, of
Brambling Horne, Kent.

DEATHS.

BanWNLESS.—Nov. 20, atLien—pa, Lien—pool, wile of M.-. A. Itrces.

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leas, of that town.
Col.l3lllBL—Now. 20, at Duahr, Kr. J. Cothran, for many yew NW
to her late MaJeaty taneva ,alelaide, aged 60.
lIRYLVN.—Nov. 20, at Weal Britton Lodge, West Briton, H. IF,
rya, Esp.. aged at.
MAIUDIALL.—Nov. 111, at Upper Idtane.street, Mault!one, SI-.
IlArsball, ten., aged 71.
DE: G.—Nor. 20, at Tin iton-atreet, Gordon.aquare, the We. J.
seed d.
Sl3 /ANE.—Notr. 18, at
aged 82.
STI Pli E.Nlic IN. - Nov. la, Mary, eld,t da• atter of W. Step'te-aoh,
M. of Ruche-ter, age! 23.
TATHAM.— Nov. 19, Mary Ann, wife of J. Tatham, Esq., of Whit.
church, hear Aylnbury, aged 80.

Camberwell, /Ir. A. 1.. Simi.%

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