The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-30 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CASUALTY.
Tialfe—ne Dah4Y vessel ?Jaffe, Caputo Lusts, with a carpool
wheat, trots Bt. PitilllblUT or London, was strauded below kolk.
about 50 worsts E. of 'lda place yesterday. Om-third of the Sarko
L probably wet—ltevat, Oet. 28.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

ArraWe (barons), frost lladraa, Sept. 14, lat. 17 S., lon. ♦ W.
Caledonia, from London for Calcatta. Sept. 2, lat. 10 8.. lon. 13.50 W.
Euphrates (Preneh 'tap), from London for Calcutta, Sept. 27, Ist •
N., lon. 25 W.
Sawan, from Shields for New York, Oct. 11, lat. 40 N., lon. 69 W.
Lansdowne (ship), horn Sur.dariatAl fur Ceylon, Sept. 27, lat. 9 N..
Lon U W.
Pauline, from Nadu, for London, rapt. 20, lat. 7 S., lon. 15 W.
Stratbtleidsay (ship), from Liverpool for Calcutta, Oct. 2, tat. 13 N..
loc. 26 W.
Crania (torque), ham Liverpool for Bombay. Sept. 70, lat. II N.
lon. 26 W.
&Om Him horn Liverpool for Callao, Aug. 10,1 at. 7 N., lon. 23 W.

WAR BONDS FOR EXPORTS.—LIVERPOOL, TUES.
D4T.—Tbe Liverpool Chamber of Commerce ha. for some
time past had its attention directed to the desirableness of
obtaining relief for exporters from the obligation of com-
' pliant' with the strict formalities required in order to cancel
the bot.ds given daring the war upon the exportation of a
variety of article.. Considstable correspondence has passed
upon the subject between the T y and the Chamber.
At leogththe former has addressed a communication to the
President of the Chamber of Commerce to the effect, that ea
a considerable tune has now elapsed slate the war termi-
nated, the Lords of the Treasury are willing to accept the
proof of the arrival of the ship at the port of destination as
a sufficient ground for the cancelling of the bands, if the chief
officer of the port who has to deal with the case is satisfied
that the vowel has nude a direct voyage, and that the
attecdant circumstance, of the shipment and of the transac-
tion are on the whole of a bona fide character. As the dis-
cretion to grant relief from the uocds here rests chiefly with
the collector, any merchant who be, a good case will be sure
to have it met in a spirit of liberality.
EMIGRATION FROM FRANCE TO CANADA.—Fifteen
families of French farmers from Normandy, and fifty4we
individuals from Belgium, have arrived to settle on govern-
ment lands In Lower Cllll.lfh., and are only the firt instal-
meat of a large French emianhon repotted there during
the present seam. It is believed that these fiPeen families
from Normandy are a larger emigration from France to
Canada then has taken plate in any one year since the cos-
quoit of the trovince.—Conadsan News.
THE MONITEUR AND THE ENGLISH PRESS.—The
English pan, however, has nothing to consult in this
matter but its own self-respect, its own sense of ill, respon-
sibilities. The troth is that the Emperor has found in this
country only too much of the adulation which waits on sut-
tees; and gratitude to a cordial acd powerful lily has
silenced only too generally the bold honest tones—tco bold
for prudence perhaps, too,hoheit for politenen—in which, in
defiance to power, to diplomacy, and to public opinion itself,
the English press, with all its faults, does habitually tpaak,
and which naturally jars on the ears of an absolute and un-
scrupulous Conn. We ourselves have always spoken of
that Court ea we think of it, and shall certainly exercise the
right to do so etilL—Graordeon.
THE CANADA CLERGY RESERVES.—The first in-
'tamest of the protasis of the clergy reserves bail been dis-
tributed to the municipalities, under the Saular,sation Ad
of 1954. They will yield, altogether, at least a !Rinke
sterling
[Advertisement.]—A LIEUTENANT OF DRAGOONS
Craze or Eneriesriew ET EIOIIkWAY'S 01!MILET AND PH-LA—Ws
officer, who is in the Dutch army, states that Holloway's pile and
ointment have cured him of rheumatism, which appeared to be in.
gamble, se neither ma bathing, vapour baths, nor preparations
vaunted es sere remedies, did hust any good, and the trcatrseat of
the doctor, after several months' trial, wee without success. At this
Juncture he commenced taking these pills, and rubbing the ointment
into the complaining pens twice a day, which effectually cured him
in the course of six weeks. The truth of this statement can be
vouched foe by Mr. J. it. Stratums, of Bois-le-Dnix—gold by all
druggists ; at Professor Holloway's Esth:lehmeuts. 24e, Strand, Lon-
don, and 80, Maiden-lane, New York. by A. Swope, Oonstantinspie
A. Outdid. thrum.; and E. Muir, Malts.

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