The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-15 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Alabama (bantue), from Moulmein for Falmouth, Jan. 7, off the
Cape of Good Hope.
Bran Hui, from Penang, 143 days, Feb. 7, let 37.90 N, lon
men W.
Christopher Hall !American ship), from Liverpool for Hong Kong.
Jan. 6, lat 2.51 N, lon 16.10 W.
Elisabeth, from Calabar for Liverpool, 36 days, Feb. 2, let 0.47,

Wn 15:1D-W.

Princess Royal, from Mauritius, 23 days, Jan. 16, let 34.66 8.
ion 16.28 E.
Roger Stewart, from Liverpool for Mobile, Feb. 7, tat 26 N, log
63 W.
Rocklight, town Liverpool for New Yost. Feb. 9.
Sidney, from Macao, HO days, Feb. M. bd 42.80 N, lon 42.57 W.
U ed;segi from Homo for Queenstown. Mardi t, lot 40, lon 36.
and Sarah, from Surinam for London, with her maid
dead, and al her mew sick. March 4, In Ist 42 N, lon 20 W.
Bbakspeare .ship), from Liverpool for Hong Kong, Feb. 5, la 153
N. lon 25.10 W.
T. D. Marshall, from Manilla from Liverpool, 70 days, Jan. 116
la 34.26 8, ton MU E.
William Prowae, from Madras, 90 days, Jan. 20, lat 24.40 8, log

MI F. _
Wave of Lae (barque), from Colombo, Feb. 26, let 34.42 1013
8212 W.

THE Verona ON SHORE NEAR DOTER.—DovER,
MARCH 13.—About 500 tons of the cargo of the Wagoola,
ashore neer this place, have been landed quite dry. Nearly
half the cargo by been discharged in goad order from the
Woedoote, from London to Adelaide, ashore at Dymchurch,
and it is hoped the remainder will shortly be got out in good
condition. The cargo is being sent by mil rid Appledore to
the West India Pocks, and by barges to Dover for the same
destination. If the weather continue tolerably moderate,
there is little doubt of the ship being got off.
RIDOCTION IN THE PRICE Or COPPRIL—The
pries of manufactured copper was reduced on Tuesday one
halfpenny per pound. The present price is, tough cake or
ingot, 112/. ; best selected, 1151. per ton. A week ago
copper wee offered in this town V. per ton below the trade
price. There will be a reduction of a halfpenny per
in wire, tube, ind sheets. Brass wire, tube sad reel?,
will be reduced a farthing.—Biresieghani Daily Post.
METROPOLITAN FREE HOSPITAL, DEVONSHIRE.
SQVILIE, CST.—The aggregate number of patients relieved
during the week ending Marcch 10 was—Medical, 1,046;
surgical, 414; total, 1,480; of which 483 were new cases.
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ose interested In it should read this treatise. Just pit
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BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGES.

ItTHt!,

DAY.—liareb 12 at RowleylplaTeMilas, the wife of Commandse
O. 1. Day. R. of a daughter.
DX PLXDOR-IfarN.,
ch 12 at Cbester4e-Street, the wife of the De%
J. P. De Pledge. of a Dow
YITCAT.—March 19, at the Parsonage House, Waltham Abbey„
the wife of J. B. Kiteat, Isq.. of a son.
ZANDALL.--Warelt 13, at Peckhammure, Camberwell, the miff
of Mr. Deaden, of a daughter.
RIZVES.—March 12, at Ileathneld, Wimbledon, the wife of I.
Xerox Xect2 of a daughter.
RICHARDOON.—Ifarch 12, M Sunnyside, Wimbledon, lin. T.
Richardson, of a son.
SCMUIDLIL—Ifarch 12, at Kedleston, Derbyshire, Lady Scare.

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data of a sou.
STILWROCH.—March 12, at Thirlestaine Hall, Cheltenham, MA
Countess !Runback of a son and heir.
STILVNING.—Itarvh 12, at Park-road, Red-hill, the wife of Mt.
W. Storming, of daughter.
MARRIAC:M.
ARIITTAGE—STATOHTON.—Dec. 10, at Exford, near Mel.
bourne, Victoria, P. W. Arniytage Eau.. of the Hermits's
Station Peak. near Geelong, to Mary Susan, daughter of S.
Stautditon, Rd.
EASTON—DAV Y.—Jan. 17, at St. Paul's Church, Kyneton. Vie.
torts Australia, by the Rev. J. Harlow. M.A., H. F. kastos
Aooountant of the Government Stores. Melbourne. $0
IRteabeth, daughter of R. Davy, Fey., of Ryndon, late 00.
verument Assay Mader for Victoria.
PRMBER—HOGHTON.—Mareb 13, at St. Mark's. Hamilton.
terrace, St. John awood, Arthur. son of J. S. Peroher, Esq..
of Claphampark, Surrey. to Elleaheth, daughter of A. A.
Ecithion. Pat.. of Abbey-read tit. John's-wood. London.
THOMSON—DAY.—Marth 7. at St. James's, PiocadillY•
Thomson, Ban., to Charlotte, daughter of H. S. Dal, Rd. Of

DEATHS.
ANDERRON—MareIa 12, at Holland Lodge, Newington, Jo
Anderson, Esq., formerly of Edinburgh.
HODGSON —llr. J. Hodgson, of ensiby.halLehambers. Bishop,.
gate.withha, on of ilr. B. Hodgson, of liighbury
Dhoti
LAV2B.
E.—March 12- at Old eishrAreet, Doctori.comnoriA Mrs.
Catherine Orace Lambe, widow of the late Mr. R. Lambe, of
Greeeeharch-street, aged 80.
OITICIL—March It. at Milorduim. Naney.itidleir, widow Of thil
late William Otter, !twenty Bishop of Chichester.
WAGSTAFF.—March 11, at Ash Lodge. Fintlilil.road. in the
SO year of hie see. Charles Nell 11 restart Dui . for mans
years Bispertnteuding President of the Foreign Deportment at
M Postoce.
WYLLYIL-11exch It, at Stanton Drew, Sumersrtabire,
W.
Wyllys, bq., of Morley Hones, aged 77.

I.tiand MINIM by IrnaiN NM HUMP. of No. 4,
L.td Streik bilk CI of leeticet Frieder. S the Otleh
In leetherd Me* ta the Precinct of inntotrflus.—TAY
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