The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-04 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CASUALTIES.
Atexander Daring, Walker, from Calcutta to Liverpool, was pitting
back to Diamond Harbour moorings, April 22, with hawse pips
torn out, se oommaMeated by telegraph from Captain Walk, r to
his sonsigueen at Calcutta; ►at noting is said of the ship being
leaky, as before rested.—Liverpool, June S.

Yams. Visasza.—The Artistic, railed from litnnrea, ►uraat 29r
for Mum, and has not since bean heard of. Balmoral, sailed from
Gravesend. July 14, and had not reached Shanghse on the 6th
of April. Thalesu is, Turbot, sailed from Calcutta, Oct. 31, for
London, and has not Linos been heard of. Yaws, Verberne, naiad
from Calcutta, October 19, for London, and lias not shoe been
heard of.

Lremoox SZIPII AT FOUIGN Ponye.—lthlel, Thor. and British
Queen, at Alexandria ; Henry, and Lady Gordon, at Quebec; Mi-
randa, off Newfoundland; Ann A. Tyng, at Hayannalt 479tlaft
(r), at Oomatantinople; L'Otto Warbelow, at Wararmunde; flaw,
at Mat • Fortackrith, and Fietra, at li;lcientu; Stirlingaltire, at
Halhooda;

Swum voi LITIMPOOL—Perekop, from Akyab, April l; Ana
Rolaberg, April 11. and Win. Parka. 16, from Calcutta; Zoe, and
Thaualla. May 6, Cromwell, le, Seamandar (u), and falls (u), 20,
Lis, Auguste, and Amy, 22, from Alexandria; Fir Bound, from
Dints* May 19; Loookristio, May PP, from Flushing Roads.

VESSELS SPOLRN Wllll.

BaatrMwOf Boston, from Cudlff for Halifax. April 16, Ltd N.,
Colombo OR bit.), May Su, lat. 47.43 N lon. 6.10 W.
IL Gamow INAWa. ins London for Calcutta. Mooch IS, lat. 6,
Ws.
Lady Pill. tram Plymouth for Bermuda, May 6, of Bermuda.
Orlsmo(oL MO.), of Cahoot, June 1, bound to the Crimes.
Raw (assw. skip), from Calcutta for London, March 6, lat.
04 Yu. OS E.
St. tools (oN.), of &Moo, from London for Calcutta, May 29, lat.
49.10 16,,10m. 10.00 W.
Sultan (etaimat). May 30, oa Oporto.
Westin, tram Callao for London, May 2E, lat. 47.17 N., lon. 11 W.

MAIL STEAMSHIP COMMUNICATION WITH THE
lINITID BIATZIS AND CANADA.—LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY.—
The Liverpool and Philadelphia Steam-ship Company's iron
screw 131111111-ship City of Baltimore, Captain Robert Leitch,
will sail to•morrow forenoon for Philadelphia, with a fall
...implement of pun ngers and a fair amount of merchandise
oa freight. 'She will carry a mail, and letters and news-
papers will regain to be pitted before 9 a.m., and with late
fees until 9.30 a.m. tc-morrow. Tee Montreal Steamship
Company baring entered into contract with the government
of Canada to carry the main between Liverpool cad
Qoe-
bee daring the summer months twit* a month, and when
the navigation of the St. Lawrence is closed, once a month
to Portland, Maine, will sail their new screw steam-sbip
Anglo-Saxon, Captain Andrew bichiuter, at 10 to-morrow
forenoon, with mails, pamengers, and cargo fey Quebec sod
Montreal. Letters (specially addressed per "Canadian
mail packet ") will require to be posted here before 9 a.m.,
and with lat. feet until 9 30 a.m. to-morrow.

TIIIS AUSTRALIAN MAILS.—LIVSBPOOL, TUESDAY.
—The Black Ball Royal Mail ship Saidanba, Captain
William Henry Watts (belonging to Messrs. James 81ii2411
and Co.), will .ad at soon on the sth inst. fa Melboante,
with the usual hi-monthly mails fee the Au.tralisn colonier,
about 600 passengers, and a full cargo of merchandise on
freight. Letters will require to he posted here before 8
a.m., with late feet until 9 a.m., while at the landing stage
letters will be received with additional fees until 10 a.m.
Owing to the large iollus of 'avengers and cargo for
Australia, the owner, of the Blank. Ball line will despatch
the clipper Montmorency, Captain Kiddie, for Melbourne,
in company with the Saldsaka. She is quite full, having
150 passengers and a fall cargo. The nest mail from the
Australian colonies will be brought to this country by the
White Star Royal Mail ship Mermaid, Captain Edward
Dewey, which was to leave Melbourne on the 10th of March.
See may be daily I:oked for.