The Express.
London, England, 1860-04-16 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Admiral Lyons, of Leith, from London for Melbourne 26 dsc,,
lab. 27, lat. 1 N., lon. 20 W.
Bullfinch ißritish barque, from Singapore for London, !larch r..
lat. 20.56 N., lon. 40.39 W.
Constantine )British barque), from London for New Zealand, all
well, lat. 57 N., lon. 21.41 W.
Coniston British barque). from Colombo for Liverpool, March 8,
lat. 46 N., lon. 20.51 W.
John °Vaunt, from Liverpool for Calcutta, Aprlls, lat. 43 N .
lon. 9 W.
Mogul American shlp) 92 days from London for Bombay, J3ll.
3, lat. 38 8., ion. 45 E,
Oriental 'ship', from Liverpool for Bombay, March 4, lat. 16 5.,
lon. 36 W.
Tornado ;British ship', from Bombay for Liverpool, Feb. 27, I*
16.48 8., lon. 4.42 W.

COL_NE VALLI! AND HAISTLAD RAILWAY.—This
line is, after repeated delays, to be opened for public traffic
L eta:oda ). The length of the line, which at present
at is only 6 miles, but is to be ex•
tended to Haverhill as soon as possible. Five up and down
trains are to be run daily in connexion with the existing
Eastern Counties system.
[AdVerbineMenf.)—HOLLOWAY'• OINTIENNT AND
PILIAL—John fhaltb, o Ashton-road, ()penalise., considers it a
duty to make the following statement, although one cure more or
less can add little to the celebrity of these wonderful medi-
cines. For two years he suffered a martyrdom with an ulcerated
lug: all medical assistance baring failed to relieve him, he was
Induced to obtain these remedies. After the first application
the worst symptoms wooled a milder form, and is a short time
the wounds were healed and health restored without the teat
•pparoet danger of a relapse. In fact, these medicines penetrate
so thorottg ly Into the system, and so correct all the deprniol
hionoUrs d the body, that It is impossible the disease shoal I
return.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

BRAND. —April 12, at Blackman-street, Southwark, the wife ,1
Mr. A. A. Brand, of a son.
CLARICE.—ApriI It. at Aldridge Lodge. Staffordshire, the wife
of T. F. Clarks. Esq., of a son.
FRF.ELING.—ApriI 12, at Upper Harley-street, the wife of C. R.
!eroding, pp., of • daughter, stillborn.
FURNISS.—ApriI 12, at Porehester-squaro, Hyde-park. the wife
of T. S. Funds& Fart., of a daughter.
HAMMACK.—ApriI 13, at Sudbury, Harrow, the wife of .1. T.
Hammack, Faq., of a damMter.
HTBBERT.—ApriI 12, at I.Ralfont Lodge. Bucks, the • ife of L
Mho% Faq.. of a son, stillborn.
HORAN.—April 12, at Peens Watch, Whetstone, Mn E
Homan, of a daughter.
PENRIAL—ApriI 11, at Dedham, the wife of W. H. Penrose,
Esq., of a daughter.
THEOLOOOB.—AmiI 12, at Kildare.terrace, Weistbournepark,
the wife of P. Theologos, MR., of a son.
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MARRIAGES.
EVERETT—HANMER.—AprII 12. at St. Mary, Marylehone.
the Hon. and Rev. S. Best, O. Everett. Esq., of rlnnvill,
to Arabella Elisabeth, daughter of W. Harmer,
alesug,l,l:l=od, Denbighshire.
FAI=FIILL—LIA)Y D.—April 12, at Brosbourne Cliureh. by the
Rev. J. Lloyd, Francis Orantham, ton of the late Re'.
T.
F. J. Falthfull„ Rector of Hatfield, to Edith, daughter of
Lloyd, Iraq., of Hoddesdon. Herta.
ERWLE7T-12 NOWLES—ApriI 12, at Streatham Church. by M 4
e
Nov. 0..1. Coalman, Henry Gay, son of 11. W. Hewlett. Enl..
Aesalane, Clapham-park, to Emmeline Mary, daughter of J. T.
KMOWille, EMI.. of Friday-grove, Clapham-park.
MORLOCK-BAWARD.—ApriI 13, D. H. W. Horiort, FAS
Llinpolield, Surrey, to Alice. daughter of M. Seward. EN • 0
Chatham-place.
DEATHS.
ANNAM.—ApriI 13, at S. Albert.terrace, Sow, Margaret•
eldest
daughter of Mr. David Annan, aged 6 years and :1 months.
BUNBURY.—AnviI 13, at Barton Itio7 St. Edmonds, Meat,
nangOeneral Air Henry Edward Simsbury, Bart. E.C.8..
the and year of his age.
OFICRTON.—ApriI 12, at Surbitott.hill, O. T. Overton, sou '4
Mr. H. Overton, et Croydon. aged .28.
rowni.-Apra 13, O. rowel', Esq., of Knightrlder.court
Dectore-conatoes, aged 76.
PRESTON.—ApriI It. at Flashy Hall, near Slripton, Yorlohlre,
C. Fractal, TAq.. aged 74.
15:411WIN.—April 13, at liornseproad, Jane Ann, wife a Mr.
R. J. /Mewl," of Copthall-court, city. aged 56.
WOODYNARJL—ApriI th at Cambridge-Area, lIT.W•Fsit.
"hard Mart. ecet al the Rev. J. F. W. Woodymm. of
Yeekoides, seed 7.

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AlaLt.lo. 1804