The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-12 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

CASUALTIIIB.

Jane Lovett, from Flt. John, N. 8., got Wide Soldier's Point yesterday
eveoing, and anchored ; today It is reported that the to on shore
ea • scar, near the blockhosoe it is most likely that she drifted an
last Waist, as It blew a heavy gale teem N.W.—Newry. July 5.
Kate (ship), of Leith. bound to Constantiaople, with clothing and
government Worm, was absedoned nn fire in the d'Oro purge,
Jane It; mew wow% by a British steamer proceeding northward.
The vessel subeeqeently drifted to Bylrla, where she was tdunt
charge of by the trench Vice-Consul it Cambs. HSI. Nemec
Spiteful has teen sent to her aseistance.—Pins, Jane 21.

LI•11111.001 Sutra ar FOIIION Ponn.—Oeorge, Are, Ste of the
East, and Glentilt, at Buenos Ayres, Mary, Mathew, and it. Law-
man, at Bahia; Lizzie Garrow, at Rio Janeiro; Ads (I), at New
York; Colonel* at Sydney; City of Washuigton (v), at Malta;
Milan (a), at Messina; Euphrates (a), at Trieste; Julie, at Rouen;
Gros lase and Lively Law', at Havre; Date Gebroodera, at Pill's;
Van Wrickusaa, at Dentate; hearts and ilendrika, at the Tenet;
Gratitude, Rambler, Lady Ann, and fishy, at the Devout; Mona, at
Browersksyse ; Loochristie, at Ghent; Williams, and Arentina Rod-
en; at Marva; George Loick, at Croastadt.
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Sanaa roa LICILVOL.—Berazt, from Bahia, May MI; W. Ed-
ward. from Pernambuco, Jas ; Kyle, May qand Crulader, May
10, from Busman Ayres; Arasesian (e), from Monism, June 19.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Annie Wilson, from London for Melbourne, May 28, lat. 7 N., lon
21 W.
Alio@ (bargee), from Demerara for London, June 23, lat. 44.38, lon.
16.20 W.; °MCI dm
Betsey (barque), of and from Liverpool for Bahia, July 3, out oemn
days, at. 43.57 N., los. 14.0 W.
Conway (Alp), from Bombay for Liverpool, May 17, lat. 39 N.
los. 33 W.
Ears, for Caleu.ta, May 27, lat. 8.4 8., lon. 20 40 W.
Olenbervia (barque), May lb, lot. 23.15 S., ion. 36.15 W., bound for
Sydney.
Grey oak. from Liverpool for New York, 10 days out, July 4,
lon. 17.40.
Manhattan, from Liverpool for New York, Jule 3, laL 31N.. lon. 13W
Redwood, from Liverpool for Calcutta, May 26. Ist. 7 N., los. 21 W..
Yulloeb Castle, from Itornbay, June 21, lon. 3041 W.

THE OLIVER LANG NOT ARRTVED.—LIVERPOOL,
FRIDILT.—Tbe Oliver LW*, from Melbourne, was reported
ott Holyhead at five p m. on Wedcesday, and much surprise
wu felt yesterday at her non-arrival in the Mersey. A
steamer wu despatched to tow her is, but after cruising as
far u Holyhead, and finding no trace of her, returned. It
now appears that the vessel reported to be the Oliver Lang
was the Wircinsin, from New York, and the mistake arose
trom the latter having boated, when off Holyhead, wrong
signals, by transposing the two first numbers—the Oliver
Lang's number being, arcordiog to Maryatt's code, 9,641,
end those of the Wisconsin 6 941.
THE WEST INDies.—The steamer Prince arrived
et Falmouth yeetird.y morning, with date. from Jamaica,
June 7; Bermuda, 20th; Faye', July 2. She left her Ma-
jesty's ships Powerful, Pembroke, Malacca, and Termagant
at Bermuda. She reports 60 cases of fever on board the
two latter. Bermuda is healthy.
The Dreadnought, which is so familiar to tra-
vellers on the Thames as the Seamen's Hospital skip, is
destined shortly to disappear from the station it has so long
occupied sear Greenwich. The dilapidated state of the
vessel rendering it no longer proper for its present use, it
will speedily be rql.ced by the Csledonis, a larger and
finer ship, which, having been given by the goverment
t. the flramen's Hospital Society, will at once be fitted up
for the accommodation of patients.
A MIsSING VESSEL—The August and Julius
L sailed Wen Lagos, Africs, for the United Kingdom on the
th of November, 1865, and his not since been heard of.