The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-18 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Ark, tress Alexandria, steering West, August 9, U miles RE of
Malta.
Atbelstane [barque), from Swansea for Coquimbo, July 31, Ist 41
N.. ion 10.23 W.
&lair Trench skip‘, from 'Valparaiso for Havre 79 days, July
lit let WM N., lon 40.60 W.
Gadabout (barque), from Bourabaja for Rotterdam 24 days, May
6, lat. 21.17 8., ion 06.34 & .
Investigator, from New York for Li spool, July 24, tat sa N..
ton 71 W.
Bootie (s), from Liverpool for New York, August 8, Ist 49 N., lon
46 W,
fate (bertme), from New York for Londonderry, July 29, 130
miles east of Sandy Hook.
Vlngolf (Danish sidp), from Rangoon for Falmouth, June 21, Bat
12.17 8., ton 20 W.

DISPATCH or AWE:IIIOAX MAUR —OR Saturday
the Royal nail steamer Penis was despatched from Liver-
pool to New York, with mails foe the United States and
North Americo, as well es WO pearsegen, cargo, fro The
next mail dispatch will be by the Inman steamer, City of
Washington, which is to sail from the Mosey foe New
York on Wednesday text The box at the Liverpool Post
office will be open en that day for the teesipt a( letters, &A.,
until 2 p.m. Late despatches, wit Cork, may be forwarded
up to 8.35 p.m.
SALISBURY AID YROVIL RAILWAY.—The report
of the dine:ors to the meeting on the 22nd instant states
the earnings for the half-year ending the 30th of June to
be 21,09 W. 14s. • the earnings foe the correepooding half-
year of 1861 were 18,7731. ; showing an increase of
2,326/. h. After deducting working expenses, interest, and
all other charges, the accounts' now presented show •
balance of 7,4661. 14a. 9d. ;
_the balance on revenue accoant
from last half-year is 2,0681. 15e. ; total, 2,5361. Si. WI.
The dividend of 5 percent to bs paid to the preference
shareholders will require 2,395!. 14e. Id. ; leaving a balance
of 7,130/. 15s. Bd. m. directors propose to declare • divi-
dend at the rate of 4 per oath., which will require 6,4404
4s. 10d. ; and there will be carried forward to the credit of
the earnest half-year's account, 6991. 10s. 10d. The share-
holders are aware that, by as agreement with' the Lesiva
and South Western Company, the debentures issued by the
company to the extent of LV,OOOI. were guaranteed ends,
the common seals of both companies. The Londe* sad
South-Western Company have now intimatedithat on the
expiry of the debentures, their seal will not be available for
those required to replace them. This has necessitated an
increase of cue-half per cent. in the interest agreed to be
padre these debentures which fell due during the lut half.
year. The directors have given orders to the contractor to
proceed to double an additional leth of railways, and the
works for that purpose are accordingly in active proems
between Wilton and l)inton.
GOLD ESCORT ROBBERY. —A most daring escort
robbery has been committed in New South Wales. The
wort were on their way from the Lachlan to Sydney, con-
veying cub and gold to the value of 14,000/. ; while near
Orange, they came upon • barricade, formed by two days
overturned across the road. A party of bosbrangere, said
to be headed by a notorious highwayman named
were lying in ambush, and at once poured in successive
volleys from firearms upon the police, and succeeded in
getting away with the whole of the gold. Several of the
troopers were wounded. Afterwards the police fell in with
a small petty of the marauders, sod recovered a packhorse,
loaded with 1,500 on. of gold, but the ruffians themselves
escaped. A reward of 1005. has been offered for the capture
and conviction of each of the offenders. Gardiner has los;
baffled the police, and has carried on his robberies with the
utmost daring and with great ingenuity.—Melbourne Arhus,
June 25.

[AdireTtigeMOnt.)--HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND
Pitts.-Diseases of the Glenda—When the glands about the
neck or elsewhere are inflamed or enlarged, Holloway's Oint-
ment may be rubbed in with the most Implicit confidence of lts
arresting the disease and preventing disfigurement. The affectcd
part should be fomented with warm water before friction with
the Ointment, which thus more readily eaten through the
cutaneous pores, and acts more directly on the blood, rephaiics
and glands both on and beneath the skin, and roots nut the
Inaiady without irritating or annoying the tenderest skin. flot-
loway's Pills should be taken while this treatment is pursued;
they are remedies which, acting through the medium of the con-
stitution, exercise a MOSS beneficial influence over the local
disease.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS

BABltY.—August 14, at th;i:aMp, Aldershot*, the wife of D. P.
Bum, Ran of a daughter.
CHICIIMER.—August It
aat Great Cumberland-street, the

Hon. Drs. F. Chichester, of a eon.
CURniB.—All*lt 12, at Wiesen,len, Ttuibridgekrells, the wife
of F. W. Curtgia Esq., of a ilaurhtvr.
DA NIELL —August 14. at BlainHurd, the wife of 0. W. Daniell,
Ileq., of a daughter.
D=OilYN.—August 14, at Stock Orchard-villas, Upper W.I.
lower, the wile of F. Dekompu, kaq., of a eon.
OILGEHT.—August 14, at the blocks, Mg llallleg„,,Ilte of
W. Gilbert, laq., of a sou.
(MAMMON E.—August 13, at Grern.lane, Wavertree, near Liter-
pool, the site of R Gladstone, FAq., of a son.
HARAlR.—August 14. at Cavesltahequare, the wife of F.
Hants, FAQ.. of a daughter.
LEL —August 13, at PuilLicote, Oxfordshire, the wife of V.
Lee, Esq., of a nun.

NARRIAGFIS.
ADAMS—BUTTIIIRIL—August 14, at lAMbrook, near South-
ampton, by the lord BUJlop of Winchester, the Rev. C. V.
Adam', to Fanny Louisa, daughter of the Rev. B. D. Butteuir,
of Regent's-park, 11111 brook.
BENECKE—RHODII4.—AIignst 14, at St. Matthew's, Denmark:
bill, by the Rev. 8. &lege. Otto August. sun of Y. W. lienecte,
Km., of Denmark-6111, to Ada Maria, daughter of C. 11.
Rhodes, Esq.. of Denmark-hill.
BYFOlLD—llilldPlibliti.—August 14, at Chlngford, Essex, by
the Rev. R. B. Heathcote, G. Byford, Esq., of Lucastern".
Bethnal green. to Amelia Jane, daughter of J. liumphili.
Esc., of Chinstford. In for
CALVERT—PVIRRS.—August 14, at 81augi Church,
Ror. W. Smite" Captain A. M. Calvert, Horse Aitillol•
to Constance Harts Georgians, daughter of . Peters, Vag
Athfold, Sumer.