The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-19 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Defiance. from London for Calcutta, May 47,1 at ?SS, lon 31 W.
Friar Turk ,vhlp , of Liverpool, from London fur Hung hung, 24
doe. June 9, tat 0.37 N, ton 25.50 W.
Giurio•o, from London for Bombay, lon 10 W.
Pmporitlu Kamm from Landon for Moulmein, 48 days, all
lot 2811 8, lon 3887 W.
Queen Mab, from Liverpool for Singapore. May 19, lat 10 S. lon

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28 W. .-
Toronto, from Clyde for Singapore, June 2. lat 14 8, lon 26 W.
Victory, Toogood of and from Loudon for Sydney, July 10, la
4124, lon 14.28 IT ; all welL

AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAIM—The Qteben
land Montreal steamer Bohemian sailed from Liverpool yee.
terday (Wednesday) with the United States rand Canadian
mails and 130 passengers. Yesterday, also, the Liverpoo4
New York, and Philadelphia Company's steamer City of
Washington sailed from the Mersey for New York with
mails for the United States and 60 cabin passengers. The
British and North American Royal Mail steamer Asia will
he despatched from the Mersey on Saturday with the
United State, and North American mails. The tinzit.A.,
Liverpool poatooMe'
of will be open on that day for the
ef letters, kc., tffl9 ism., and vii Queenstown until 9.30 p.m.
Least OF AN AUSTRALIAN PASSENGER
Yeatenlay (Wednesday), a telegram was received by the
secretary of the Liverpool Underwriters' Association, from
Lisbon, stating that the passenger ship Frederick Gifford,
from Liverpool to Australia, had been lost off Paraiba, but
that the crew and pes.eugers were all saved. The news
had come by the French Brazilian mail steamer which left
Pernambuco on the 3nl July. The vessel referred to is no
doubt the American ship Frederick Gebbard, Captain J. T.
Godfrey, of New York, which sailed from Liverpool for
Melbourne on the 27th April, with a full cargo, about 20
pass
oue oengef and • crew of '44 hands. She was despatched
as Messrs Edward Thompson and Co.'s Men ay line
of Australian packets. The Frederick Gebbard was a res•
eel of 1,126 tons, and was built at New York iu 1856.
Tea INDIAN Illtrist7.—Tuesday's Gazette con-
tains a general order of the Governor• General of India, con-
taining a despatch from Major-General Sir .1. 'Michel.
K.C.D., late commanding Males Division, No. P, dated:
January, 18119, reporting operations against the rebels by a
column under the canonised of Lieutenant-010ml IL Es
Benson, her Majesty's lith Lancers. These operation'
were duly reported to the home authorities in March, litot,
in the Foreign Department ; but it haring been asesrtained
that Lieutenant-Colonel Bensou.ll report was not received in
that department, and was therefore not transmitted at the
sauna time, that deficiency is sow supplied by its pub-
lication.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

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•TKINSON.—JuIy 16, at Cambridge-terrace, Ilyde-park, the
site of the Rev. R. Atkinson, of a son.
BC igict-r.--,lnly 16, at Cothain, MAW, the wife of S. Budget,
Pao., of a son.
DINOVALL—JuIy 14, at Portley, Caterhani, the wife of
Dingwall, Fowl., of a lon.
FEW. —July 16, at West-hill, Putney heath, lire. C. Yee, ,4
SOIL
nut SO
IL 16, at Bandgato, the wife of Major ifoste, C r ,
Royal Artillery, of a s..n.
LANA RD.—July 10, at Bunt Cottage, Beverley, the wife of Lice.
tenant-Colonel B. G. Layarib of a daughter.
MER It INIA N.—July 14, at Barnes, Surrey, the wife of T. If.
Merriman, Esq., of a daughter.
moti...;,..vvilditti.--July 11. at Nurth.i.ovu. Bideford, the wife al
U. It. I'. Molesworth, Est., of a daughter.