The Express.
London, England, 1853-06-07 00:00:00

BAILED.

kitm—from Plymouth, June 4, to GEN
AGATIIA —from Saleombe, June 5, to Wise
ARAS—from Gravesend, June 6, to 14=
AlMloll—trom Liverpool, June 6, to
Ltst.curina—from Falmouth, June 5, to Limped
031.11MITAIITI—troat Queenstown, June 5, to lonia
Catuu,a—from Gravesend, June G, to Moping
EinewoLo—from Liverpool, June 6, to Drontleha
Ossiavit—from Falmouth Jut.e 5, to Ladle
Lisacnns—from Pia, Juno 3, to Ow
Unsay atostrvon—from Liverpool, June 6, to St. Pe:TWA

JAMILT —from Liverpool % June„ b- " (betl
lAea Govross—hooi Liverpool, Jose 116 ..... 0. Hopi
LeNceruo..o —from Liverpool. Jose !I.

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Mumaacu—from Liverpool, June 6, to Kt. Luis
Maar Ilau.—from Liverpool, Julie 6, to Baltimore
Now lf Itegteriet —from Liverpool, June 6, to MOMS!
N\PTI34I -from Plymouth, June 5, to Melboarne
(Amer—from Gravesend, Juno 6, to .Newfoundind
Poises Ammar—from Liverpool, June 6, to Ode=
Paunrissr JUNK—from Plymouth, June 4, to P. Pldolp
RIMIARD AND Axe—from Plymouth, ;June 5, to Melton,
STANDARD-IMM Gravesend, June 6, to Adelide
UIANIA - from Liverpool, June 6, to DOM=
WILD FLOWlM—from Liverpool, June 6, to CIIIMM

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

June I, tat. 43 N.,

Arabian (5.a..), from Liverpool to
lon. lo W.
Albus, of and from New Took for Australia, March 15,1.1.399.,
lun. 54.
Aron (ship), of and from the Clyde for Quebec, with passengers, all
well, May 24, lat. 49.55, lon. 27.5.
Ashley (British barque), of bristo!, for Quebec, May 28, lat. 49.56.
lon. 24.36.
' ApolW..tanding westward, May 16, lat. 43 57, lon. 40.:0 W.
Barbadian, for London, May 27, lat. 48 N., lon. 6 W.
Bernard, of Liverpool, from Montevideo for Austral*, March 8, lat.
40 8., lon. 26 E.
Deenester, from Ca'cutta for Liverpool, Feb,lo, lat. 8 S., lop. SG E.
Dahlia (barque), from Ceylon for London, March 25, let. 35 8,
lon. IS E.
Daniel Wheeler (barque), April 7, lat. 33 S., lon. 18 E.
Rather Francis (barque), May 2, Lat. 3 N., lon. a W.
Euphrates, of Liverpoil, far Chum. June 1, lon. 7.
George Banda, of Liverpool, May 20, lat. 45 N., lon. 33.55 W.
Lord Ogilby (Eoglish brig), May 27, lat. 16.13 N., lon 10.26 W.
Margery (ship), from Liverpool for Port Phillip, March 18, lat. 41Y.
Don. 19.30 W.
Minden, Hancock, from °demo for London. May 26. off Adra.
Necrlands Honing, Huyters, from Liverpool for Adelaide, lat. 1 N.,
loa. 2: W.
Omits, of Dundee, from Portsmouth for Rio Janeiro, April If, lat. 5
N., lon. 25 W.
Olive Branch (barque), hound westward, May 26, lat. 47.1.
Palatine, of and from Liverpool for Calcutta, Much 13, tat. 39 S., IN.
46 E.
Royal Consort (ship), April 30, lat. 3 N., lon 22 W.
flantipore (barque), with troops on board, May 13, lat. 23.80 N.,102.
31.30 W.
tkiladin (ship), March 25, lat. 30 9 , lon. 40 E.
Twee Antony's. lilomp, from Liverpool far Melbourne, April 5, lat.!'
8., lon. 28 W.
Talavera (ship), Jane 2, lizard boating north, dietant 40 tee,.
Waterlily, bound west, May 19, lat. 45 N., lon. 43 W.
Zeepaard, Giltjes, from London for Sydney, March 18, lat. 33 S.,
ion. 13 W.

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• . .
EXTENSION OF TIIE SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.—.
Yesterday a communication was received at Lloyd's from
the Danish Consulate, announcing that the submarine elec-
tric telegraph cable had been successfully laid down across
the Great and Little Belts. This line of telegraph in con-
nection with the Dutch line of telegraph and the submarine
cable, extending from Orfordness to Ilolland, opens up the
electric communication between London and Cupenhagen.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

BORRADAIL}I.— June 2, at St. Mary's Parsonage, Vincent-ware'
Wenminster, the wife of the Rev. A. Borradaile, of a deughttr.
HlLTON.—lure 2, at Chesteeetreet, Groerenor.place, the wife of the
Her. C. J. llilton, of a daughter.
LINTOTT.—: nee 3, the wife of T. Lintott, jun., Eeq., of Islington'
of a daughter.
--.^..-.nuare, the wife of J. I. Yet.

..RRlMit4.—June 3, at __
Olean, E. of a daughter.
-DYES—June
THI,ELTON 2, at Newington, the wife of Captain
Thiseltott.llyer, 16th Regt. M.N.1., of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.
DALTON—WITATT.—June 4, at MI Saints', Poplar, by the Rev. R.
C. Vaughan, M.A., Mr. J. Dalton, of Milbank-street, %4 ertmilusterr,
to Amy, elder daughter of the late Mr. W. Wyatt, of Bexley, Emit.
MDT— ELTON.—June 2, at Wriogton, Somereetshire, by the Rev,
T. llalliwell, M.A., Curate of Christ Church, Wtington, the Bev.
C. S. k'ripp, younger son of E. B. Eripp, Esq., of !WWII Court, 111
that county, to Eliza Charlotte, youngest daughter of J. Elton,
Esq., Redhill, Wrington.
MASON —l4 ENDERSO2I.—Junc 4, at St. David's Church, Lirerpools
Capt. W. Mason to Mrs. Mary Ant Dendersort, of Liverpool.
.341ITII—SMITR.—June 4, at All Saints, Paddington, by the Rev. E.
11. Steventon, M.A., 1% Smith, Esq., Commander of the "Roe*
Star," to Mary Pauline, second daughter of Capt. T. South,
of Cambridge terrace.
TIRI.ION—TROMSON.—June 2, at St. George's. thinover-square•
by the Rev. Mr. Watkins, A. D. Thomson, Esq., 01 the In TCOI.
pie, son of T. Thomson, Esq.,(of Belvidere, Tunbridge-wen,
Elizabeth, widow of the late O. Thomson, Esq., of Grosvestot,
street, Orosvenor•square.
WA RD —MOGRE.—June 3, at St. Mary's, Manchester, by the Rector
Mr. J. Ward, of Ilulme, to Rectal, daughter of the late Mr. W
Moore, of the same place.

DEATHS.
BURGESS.—June 3, at Manchester, Math Mary, wife of Mr. H.
Barone, of R,d Bank, Manchester. aged G.
ETCLIES.—June 3, at Waterloo, G. Etches, Esq., aged 52.
FELL—April 3, at the Grove, Stratford, Nancy Elisabeth, wife of
('opt. A. Fell, aged 39.
110 NY.—Juno 2, at douthampton, Henrietta Maria, daughter of the
laic Rev. W. Ilony, Vicar of Lialeard, Cornwall.
BUFF.—June 5, at Oloucester-terrace, Hyde-pert, Sir J. Haft,
Bart., of Craighall, M.P. for the county of Edinburgh, aged
YORE.—June 3, Martha Earabeth, wife of Mr. J. B. Moore, Red*
clift-inrcit, Bristol.
4AIITIL—June 5, at Liverpool, Jane, infant daughter of Mr. T. B.
Smith, of Liverpool.

Printed aud publisbed by WILLIAM limo Hat Ea, of Na 8, Loat4"l.
street, In the Qty of Imdoe, Primer, at the Ofdoe, in Laustend•
mina, to the precinct of Whitetriars, TUESDAY, JUDY 7,1169.