The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-28 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Ashmore (barque), of Loodoo. from Liverpool for Vancouio. s
Wand 62 days, June 1.9. IM. 24.49 8., lon. 37.30 W.
City of Melbourne (ship), for Melbourne, bit. 7.14 8., los.
19.116 W.
Countess of Lowden (barque`, from Plymouth for Quebec, Aug.
lb, lat. 78.11 N., lon. 29.6 W.
Elba Kell► (ship), from Cork for Quebec, Aug. 19, lat. 47.60 N.,
lon. 10.23 W. from Greenwich.
Pros (s). for Gibraltar, Aug. 22, by the =ors (4,. at South-
ampton.
Victor (Hamburg galiot, from Po. to Cabello for Hamburg,
Aug. 5, lat. 3tB N., lon. 1111.50 W. from Greenwich.

DESPATCH OP ANINICAN AND CANADIAN
Yesterday the Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia Com.
psny's Ammer City of New York was despatched from
Liverpool for New York with mails for the United States,
about 100 cabin passengers, and a large cargo. To-day the
Montreal Royal Mail steamer Norwegian will leave the
Mersey for Quebec with the mails for Canada and the
United States. Letters may be forwarded via London-
derry up to 9.30 ant., if they bear late fees of Id. on
Saturday the Cuasrd Royal Mail steamer Australasian
will be despatched from the Mersey for New York with
mails for the United States and British North America.
The box at the Liverpool Post.oflioe will be open for the
receipt of ordinary letters, Sic., until 10 a.m. Late dee-
patches via Queaustown will be received up to 9.30 p.m.
without, and until 9.30 p.m. with late fees of ld.
THE UNIIMPLOYED IN GLeigiow.=A meeting of
employers in the cotton trade was held on Tuesday after.
noon in the Council Chambers, Glasgow, for the purpose of
devising means to relieve the distress at present prevailing
amongst the operatives of the cotton-spinning and weaving
trade. The Lord Provost occupied the chair, and there was
a large and induentiol attendaucs. Prom the atatementa
made by the Lord Provost, and a deputation from the ope-
ratives which was present, it appeared that there are 5.000
men and women outof employment, 9,000 in partial employ-
meet, aed upwards of 10,000 in full employment. Tie
meeting woe addressed by the Lord Provost, Mr. Beery
Dunlop of Creigton, chairman of the Chamber of Com-
merce ; Mr. Robert Dalgliah, M.P.: Bailie Blackie, COan-
cillor Gemmill, and Mr. Augurs Turner, town clerk. The
meeting was ooestituted into a committee, with power to
collect subscriptions and to make arrangements for teller-
ing the distress of the 'cotton operatives.
(Advertisement.]-110uowav's
tire Fact.—Throughout our summers numbers of peaces 'Mkt
from feverishness, loss of appetite, dejection, and shooting
pains in the muscles soil Joints, who could at once committal
ease by resorting to Holloway's Pills. This is • fact wbkb has
been justly and for a long time admitted by the profession .1.1
public. In all cases of debility these pills exercise the oast in-
disputable eftleary In. and they smaiessrolly combat with, indi-
gestion, involuntary sighing, headache, and habitual coasting.
tion. They healthfully yet quietly regulate the Beeman:Y.l.w.
and bowels. Such valuable and extended beadier explain the
cause of Holloway's pills being eserywhere received with midi
universal favour, and satisfactorily account for the considerable
and incessant blame in their sale.

BIRTHS, NLARRUGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

DUNCAlt.—August 24, at Lewisham, the wife of L. C. Dunne
Fag., of a son.
POW ELL—August at New Lotteltdrort, the • ife of S.
Eng., of a daughter.
lIISON.—AuAtutt 23, at Marlborough, Wilts, the is its utilr.
T. Harrison, of twin sons.
LiPAlLD.—Auguist 25, at Camberwell ltew.road, the wit, er
J. T. Lapard. Haq., of a daughter.
LINDOILLN.—August 24, at Addiaombe Villa, Croydon, the
wife of A. If. Lindgren. Jay.. of a son.
HOOKL—August 25, at licrosfurd.tenace, Woolwich, the wit.
of IL Moore, Fay.. R.N., of a daughter.
SMACK IXTol.4.—Acgust 24, at Fouli•terrace, South Kenshigtcc.
the wife of J. C. rhaekleton, Eat , of a sun.
VIA/ll—August 24, at Hans-place, S.W., Mrs. Reeves Tract,
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of a sun.__,„
TUCKER —August 24. the rife of B. I. Tucker, Dut . of I
dater.
WOO ALL—August 20, at Orchard-street, Portman squate. Mrs.
I. F. Woodall, of a daughter
WlJOBT.—August 26, at Itarenshourne.park, lualsham, the
will of J. J. Wright, Req.. et • sue.