The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-29 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

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MU:RICAN AND CANADIAN MAIL*.- On Sa-
turday last the royal mall steamer Europa left Liverpool,
for Boston, with the United State. malls, 166 peaeschgemi,
end a large general corp. On Wednesday neat the screw
steam ship Anglo Baton leaves the Mersey for Quebec,
with the mails for Canada and North America. Letters will
be received at the Liverpool posboillos till 10.46 a.m., with
a late ties at 11.16, and on the landing.stage at noon, or
until within a lbw minutes of the steamer's departure.
WARCH OF TER 8.8. EMEHALD.-The fine screw-
s: am limossld, of Ayr, was wrecked on the comet ct
the Isle of Man an Tuesday morning last, on her
peseagefroin A.” to Liverpool. She left Ayr on Monday
afternoon about five o'clock with a full cargo chiefly
and a large number of passengers, and 'should ham
wired in Ramsey Bay, Isle of Man, about five o'clock it
Tuesday morning. The hest intelligence regarding her woo
received in Ayr but night, and was contained in the Follow-
ing telegrams :-" Emerald shore In Ramsey Bay; struck
on Carrick Rock ; dense log; likely to be abandoned; no
lives lost." A letter, written in Liverpool on Wednesday
morning, before *ews of the loss of the Reeerakl reached
there, states that the Isle of Man steamers had reported that
a donee fog bung on the Irish Channel end round the Isla
of Mao. on Monday night and Tuesday morning, insomuch
that @OHIO sPeamer. advertised for pleasure exonnrions on
Tuesday morning did not leave ; and the Belfast and other
steemera were several hours behind their time in arriving
at the Isle.-Ayr .dr/certiser.
litscriox Expanass.-The election auditor's re-
turn of the expenses Incurred by the Hon. Fitzpatrick Vernon,
the vinsuccesoful liberal candidate at the late contest for
North Northamptonshire, shows that the conveyance of
voters cost 1131. 13e. 14.; printing, stationery, am,
861. 19s. 10d.; committee rooms end betel bills, SE. 75.;
*gentry, 11361. fis. 2d. ; official charges, 1361. 2s. 84.; election
auditor's fee, commission, &c., 241. 6.. ; making a total of
7491. 171. 9d. The expenditure of Lord Burghley and Mr.
George Ward Hunt, the rucceseful enervative candidates,
was greatly in excess of this amount. The election auditor
has published him account of the expenses incurred in return-
ing members for the two divisions of the twenty of Devon.
In returning Mr. L. Falk, 3631. 1.. 6d. wee incurred, and
his collregues expense., Mr. Kekewich,amounted to 3461.2..
In the northern division Mr. Buller's expenses amounted to
2651. 1.. 3d. and the Hon C. R. Trefusie's election cost
2771. 10a. 11d.-The election auditor for Ewa has made hi.
retain of the expenses incurred by the successful oonrerva-
ties candidates, Messrs. Braroaton and Watlington, for the
southern division of that county. The hon. gentlemen
divided the expense, &edit appears that every vote polled cost
nearly 11. each, the disbursementa having reached the good
round sum of 4,3741. 2a. 10d. HI thin sum the aberire
charges amounted to 2431. ; profewional agent.' fees and
disbursement., 1,0611. • auperintendents, inspectors, can-
yammers, oimmittee, check and ...latent clerks, and =swan-
gees, 4001. ; printing and advertising, 6931. ; hire of car-
riages, &a., for conveying vote,., 6041.; hire of committee-
rooms, 2671.; and miscellaneous items, 5601. The auditors'
charges and "reasonable expenses" raised the total disburse-
menu to 4,4331. 18..

CITT OF LONDON HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE
Caner, Vtcronta-rann.—The number of patients relieved
at this institution oozing Lot weak was 926, of which 153

[Adverttcement. —THE FATALITY OF I)ISEASE.—ss
HOUOIVAVO P,tu.—.t to look around 311(1 rye the aum-
tlra nre hourly carried prenthtorely to their times who might
by need ti 7 threichici P'l,ted to ti:.r complaints. la the majority
of caw dinner originate in Impure or hoporerithol blood. ithiloway's
rthe set ye that real told; they expel loom the secretory orctos amt
the eircolation the morbid mutter cloth producer Intlitomation, pelt
is,.. detelity. woe stithical deny. When taken accord:or to the pd. teb
dtreetteas they hero tiers, bora known to falL Under Lowrie of those
ellis the stilt mem soon rim from hie hot and the feeble aeon= robust
The aura le ace laperbotal or temporary, but complete and permanent

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

BolB4lllL—hanot it at Great Marlow. Reeks. tha wife of the Rev
E H. Haider. of • detwthwer.
ELEISOTON.—augsat Id, at Stanley VII* Anertev. itre. O. Inlet.
tok al • damitter.
jelltalelL—megmet 21. at Doentheat Rectory. lay. the wild ot the Rev.
F. Plater. et • MO.
OR
OROIL Saest
It. at Oak VOW Otperra•d, Lower Norwood. the
wile afar. Owaree. bwq atwitter.
Rum tthla.—Amreet 83. at Laameoempotrcts, Boutb Lambeth. the wee
of Y. Rmakka e., of a ma.
tIR I LLIN GEOID. —Auto.* IR the wife of J. B. Shllllagforl, lip., of
HUI Week Yeekham, ot a ma.