The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-19 00:00:00

VESSKLS SPOHIN WITH.

Albin (Hamburg barque', from New York for Shaugbae, July 11,
Ml 29 N., lon. 36.46 W.
Zmroaaael. aeon, from London for China, July 18, lat. 36 N.,
lon. 16 W.
Use (Hamburg barque), from Tobago fur Liverpool tt days, July
24, off Sombrero Cay.
laperanee ;Danlah schooner), from Hamburg for Maranlaant lot.
10.91 N.. lon. 30.26 W.
Frigate Bard, from London for Vancouver's island, Aug. 13, eight
miles off Falmouth, all well.
Philo, Btarcleh, from la oon, for Couatantinople, July 9, of Cape
Bonn.
Frances. Gerard, from Ghent for Carthagena, Aug. 7, lat. 49 N.,
lon. 6 W.
Oirondin, Devineau, from Guadeloupe for Bordeaux, Aug. 7, W.
41 N., 10u. 32 W.
Moors, for Madras, lat. 9 8., lon 32 E., by the Lady lyre, Patch.
lug, M Calcutta.
MW,Miha (Bremen ship). from Antwerp for New York, Aug. 7,
lat. 44.16 N., lou. 221 30 W.
Northern Light, of London, from Liverpool for Shansime, July 2,
lat. Ll 9 N.,lrse. 24.11 W.
Nile, of Plymouth, from Liverpool for Shanghae supplied her
with a topmast, Yoe having been dial:mated in a squall., lat.
8., km 27 W.

THE OUTWARD WIRT INDIA AND PACIFIC MAIM
—Sorriurrrog, Ammer 18. —The Royal Mail Company's
steamship Tumanian, Captain Sawyer sailed hence to-day,
at 3 o'clock, with the foitoightly mails for the British and
Foreign West Indies, the Pacific, Central America, &c. She
took out 117 passengers, including the Lord Bishop of
Honolulu and family. the Most Rev. Archbishop B.
Guerard, Lieutenant Salmood, Lieutenant Wright. Com.
piny Sergeant Major Sullivan, Lieutenant Belcher, Captain
Harvey, and the Rev. W. lbboleou. The Tasmanian took
on freight--bar gold, value 420,7004 ; gold coin, 1,121!. 10s.;
silver coin, 4001. ; jewellery, 2,1531. ; French jewellery,
3,3484 ; and • full cargo of general merchandise. The
steamship Msngerton, Captain Blackmore, also sailed hew
to-day, for Vigo and Lisbon, with 15 passengers, • large
0,010, and spew, 52,000 sovereigns, on freight.
SOUTH Kswatscrrox Moszum.—During the week
ending August 16, the visitors have been as follows :—Os
Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, free days, open from
10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 26,429 ; on Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday, students' days (admission to the public &IA open
from 10 a.m. till 6 p.m., 9,721 ; total, 36,150. From the
opening of the museum, 3,115,507.
(Ad vertisem nu t. OLLow•fil OINTMENT AND
Elusi—Distempers of emalea —There are many derangements
of the circulation and the nerves to which woman patiently,
though unwisely, submits, till disease Is established and health
nadarmined. In all such Irregularities Hollowaya (hutment
diligently rubbed down tbs spine twice a-eLy ,will hoer the
happiest effect la regulating all erroneous action, and In win bag
excessive nervous sensibility. Holloway s Pills 'should be taken
at the Men time to improve the digestion, parity all the mire .reAl
organs, and direct the vital energies so essential to the male-
tenance of health. The =lattice of female., whether mastitis-
Hopei or ftmetional, chronic or rec. nt, usually so his,
yet so absolutely necessary for their comfort, welfare, and -
nem soon AM to this vestment.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH&

BIRTHS.

BAJcMY,LOR.7August 15, saSk Marraroad, Peckham, Mrs 11.

Batchelor, of a eTn.-
CONNOR.—August 16, at Deal, Kent, the wife of Crptain F.
Connor, of a son.
DALTON.—August 1g at Dean Lodge, near Kimbolton, the elle
of H. It. 8. Dalton, Rep.. of a son.
HALO: August 15, at If sazmersmith, the wile of J. Haig, Km •
of a son
MIRAPATIL—August 15, at Argyll-road, Kensington, the wife
of 8. Berapath. leg., of a daughter.
MARSB.—August IS. at Market-place, Kitipton-ou-Thames, the
wife of B. Marsh. Req.. of a sou.
BRALlL—August 14, ettAVest Woodhay Rectory, Berks, the wife
of the Rev. X. Seale, of a son.
surros.—Ataigust 14, at West Hampnett Vicarage, near Chi-
chester, the wife of the Rev. H. suiton. of a sou.
THOMA.B.—August 14. at Warnsworth Rectory, Doncaster, the
wife of the Bev. C. Y. Thomas, of a son.