The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-08 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Cleeekad, hers Domeerlaiel Ss lawagluo. Way 1, ea the Line, '.oz
19 W.
Ct Wane noes Alryab for Qammatowa. Ist 9 9, lea 91 E.
lownles(elp), now Livipsel ter New York. July 16, let 45 N, loa

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Joke Pager (skip), of Newburpett, tram lamp= for Madree, June
21.174 le 0, Ice 33 W.
Welt Hamad (bag). of Beldame, tram Chletastasi be Lieerpoot,
ltty 17, Lot A? N. AM 70 W.
Lefebeeter, Robteos, from Messer to elagepere, Juoe 1, lot 35 a,
1_ len / E.

Nutrition Landoll for Madam Nay 11, tat If 4 loa 31 W.
Deward, from Clyro tor New Sark, July 14, lot 44 N. los 44 W.
Pomona. trete Ca cotta for Eartsed, with troops, Igor 34,
Royal Diadem. from Ca•caua for lohrdoo. Jam 14. lot 3 9. law 91 E.
It. Nahum, ham New Unman foe Llearpool, Joy llr off dolt Kt,
Beak.

ee►4a»e Cabot, from Rums, Kay 341 M 1 h, km K a.
Sarah Palmer. trout alcutt► for Worm*, Kay U, l•t 4 11, maw E.
Taiarers, Itnut Bombay for Liverpool, Jute 14, balll M. lee TS I.
Zephyr (stip), tram t travail to- halitosis, Jug 14d Cap. Say.

DESPATCH OP THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMER ASIA.—
The British and North America* Royal Hal steamer Asia
sailed from Liverpool on Saturday last with the North Ame-
rican and 'United States melts and 110 passengers. On
Wedoesdey next the steam ship Hungarian will be despatched
from Liverpool fur Oahe') with the Canadian mails.
POSTAGE TO HAMBURG.— A Treasury warrant,
pnbliseed in the Lomita Gout's, direct, that on every letter
sot exceeding half an ounce transmitted by poet direct
betimes any place in the United Kingdom and Hamburg
or Brew n (the tea couveyersos being by private ship) shall
be charged, In lien of any Britieh postage oaretofore chimer
able on such letter*, a Bntish poetess, of fourpenoe. The
rates of increase on every letter exceechog bait en ounce to
be in proportion to the weight. This warrant is not to affect
the privileges granted to officers, smarm, and soldiers.
LOSS OP Tlrd SHIPS BY Fillet —Adelina received
at Lloyd's on Saturday famish the particulars of two very
serious losses by fire. On the 18th Inc, the Amalgam ship
Jesephine, nearly 1,000 tone register, from for Fal-
mouth, for orders, with a cargo of rice, was totally dgsgoyd
by fire in the herbour of Henrietta. The ship bed been
lyieg in the harbour several &ye, end • number of son were
employed at the pampa, when the fire burst forth in the fire-
hold. How it originated not the slightest idea can bs formed.
The Ices Is calculated at 10,0001. The cther ship wee the
Glance, 1,200 ions register, from New York to Hamburg,
with • cargo of 3,000 burets of rosin, 12,000 bales of cotton,
&o. A Dover pilot beaded the ship in the Channel on Sa-
turday last, sod on Sunday night, when off the Flemish
Bank, her cargo In the hold was discovered to be on flee. All
sail was made for Broneberaven, and although they afterwards
obtained assistance of a steamer to tow her, they could not
I get the ship further than the entrance of the river, when the
demo buret forth terrifically, compelling the mew to seek re-
' loge in the Lasts. In slew hours the ship was burnt to the
water's edge. Lome estiniared at 16,0001.
GREAT LUXEMBOURG RAILWAY.—The half-yearly
meeting of the proprietors was held at the London Tavern
on Friday, the Hon. Frauds Scott in the Ghee ; when the
report (au abstract of which appeared I. the Ewers of
Thursday) was adopted, end a dividend of lfr. 25c., or Is.,
per *hare wee deduct In reply to qomuous it
wee stated by Mr. B. B. Reed, the manager of the
company in Brasseb, that the traffic between Namur
and Brumels amonuted to 1,2001. a week grow re-
turns. The bailie, of °aurae, would receive very ampider-
able addition when the international junction was effected.
The produce of Luxembourg would also come along the line
export at Antwerp, and the oolcmiel imports received there
would fn mum travel alone the what length of the hue for
distnbution. The coal traffic of Charleroi and Liege would
be carried as far es Mete. It was imposeitile to estimate
withaccurecy theamount oftreflic either in passin;ers or good/.
anOWeT to questions se to the unbelted bonds of the cam-
piny, Mr. Uzielli explained that at the previous meeting of the
company the directive were suthorised to deal with tome to
the best of their judgment, and they had accordingly placed
them In lumps with hanker*. They did not want the whole
I of the merry Immediately, and If they saw any certainty of
the proprietors taking op the bonds and retaining them, then
they would Mane them; but it was to be feared that for the
sake of a small profit they might be induced to throw them
on the market, and so interfere with the financial Levees-
tione of the directory on ice Continent. Voles of thanks to
the chairman and to the board of directors were carried and
the meeting separated.
At the Liverpool Court of Plumage, on Saturday,
a dtmmerciel traveller named Robert atien recovered
1.601. damages from the London and North Western Railway
Cempany, he having been roe over in Liverpool by one of
the company's parcel vans. He bad been confined to his
bad for thirteen week., and received various permanent
injuries.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIIITHB.

OW AW 11111—.11terust 3. at the Abadan% Llcbleld. the wife of R.O
°lawmen Zig.. of a daughter.
eon. L.—Attru-t I, at West Darby rod. Lirerpool, the wife of Mr.
P. Cottrell, et a laugh. al.
DOW Nlti4.74tuguet 4. of Littlehampamt. Surma. the wife of W.

RAT►L6B.—Augwt 3.at Cannlngetreat, laverprot, the wire of T. S.
RASA, re., of . daughter.
t agora 3, at Dudlt7 CLapitara road. thole& of D. Slum
Req.. of . clkughter.
N Balt —Athrust 4. at the Rectory. Great Roofing, lierha, the
artfa oil the Be,. u. dtaaluun. rt., of . Wutghter.