The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-28 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CASUALTY.
William WeLie, from Shields for Baresione, pot To Gravesend on
the Seth of Much, Italy.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Macros (WO, tram Loudon for N. York, Mare\ B.lat 43, lon. 61.
Illawatlat (eau•► Alp), Fib. 6, lat. 1211 8., Ina. 28.13 W.
Izabal!. Macao (Le` llaa sap). train Manilla for Lardok March I,
lat. 22.12 9.. lain. 37.10 W.
now (o), bound B.a, March la, off Cape lit. Tinned.

THE MAIL SERVICE.—SOUTHAMPTON, SUNDAY.--
The steam ship Behar, Captain Hicks, Wt this day with the
Bombay mail, 2,306 boxes of specie and jewellery, value
624,6271., and 60 peamagers, among whom am Bk'3. sad
Lady Amonld, Colonel and Mrs. Button, Colonel and Mrs.
Warde, Captain end Mrs Phillips, and Lents. F. A. Camp-
bell, Lucas and Morgan. The Orissa, with the homeward
Bombay mil* is hourly expected. The Alhambra, with the
Peninsular mails. loaves t -morrow. Thehomeward Peninsular
mails by the Jeddo may be looked form the 30th. The Meg-
daises will leave on the 2nd proximo with the West India
and Pacific mile, the homeward mails of which, by the
?mane, may be looked for on the same day. The Ceylon,
with the East India and China mails, leaves on the 4th
proximo. The Ripon, with the heavy portion of the home-
' ward mail, is expected on the 3rd. The Atlases leaves on
the loth with the Cape mails. The homeward Caps mails by
the Dane are due at Plymouth on the 3rd. The Bermes,
from New York to Hamburg, with dates of the Ist; the
Anago, from New York to Barre, advice, of the 2nd and
the French and English mobs; and the Weser, from New
York to Bremen, advice. of the 2nd and the English and
German mails ; are all due an the 12th or 13th proximo.
DESPATCH Or AMERICAN MAILS.—On Saturday
last the Royal Mail atesiner Canada left the Mereey to
Boston with the United States mails and 122 passengers. On
Wednesday next the screw steamer City of Baltimore will be
dermetched for New York with the mails foe Canada, tba
United Stater, and British North America. The next mails
wilt be carried out by the Europa, which sail, on Saturday
next.
A Ceylon mail arrived with the Australian mail
on Saturday. This is the last time that such will be the
ease. The Ade'aide mail was also four days older than the
Melbourne one. la future the date of the Melbourne mail
will be two days earlier than the one from Adslelde.
WHOLESALE DESTRUCTION Or LIFE BE, NATIVES.

—SYDNZT Now SOUTH WALES, J•m. 24.—The St. Pant,
Captain Pinard, from Hoag Kong, for tide port, with 3
Chinese prasengen, was wrecked m the island of Revel, on
the 30th September. The master and eight hands left the
is'and in one of the boats to make the land and obtain as-
sistance, and were picked up by the schooner Prime of Den-
mark, inside Sir Everhard Home's Group, on the 16th of
October, and conveyed to New Caledonia, whence the French
steamer Styx was despatched to ascertain the fate of those
left on the island. The Styx arrived here en the 26th of
January, having left Rawl on the Bth, and brings intelli-
gence that the whole of the pasvengem and the remainder of
the crew had bees killed by the natives, excepting one
Chhasee,who bad bees brought hither.
AN UNTOEVINATS CREW.— Captain Barney, of
the 'cheaper D. Ellis, arrived at New I orb front
picked up at sea, at the mouth of Barnes harbour,
can, containing the followisg, written in penoil en a half-
/Met of note paper :—" Brig Spitfire, Aug. 18 1868. To
whoever may find this ; it Is to certify that the brig Spitfire
foanderwl on a rock last night, and all were forced to take to
the boats, live men In one and tour In the other. We are
out of water and provisions. Whoever may find this will
please have it inserted in the New York papers, eo that
our Mende may know of our low. G. B. Powell,
°synths ; J. Brown, Y. Clark, S. Lark, P. Benison, G.
Owen, L. Bence, H. Perks.'
HEARTRENDING OCCTERENCE ON THE WELSH
Coser.—Turixa TOCTHB Daewxen.—During the late
dissatroas gale two vessels, one a Frank lugger belonging
to the Fort of Bordeaux, and the other a Dutch brig, which
had come to England with corn, was *ended on the
Cohn Sidan Sands. Their presence has, as might be sup-
posed, been of considerable Interest to the inhabitants
of the surrounding district, end between the tides when the
sonde have become sufficiently dry to admit of their being
walked over, the wrecks have been visited by • large number
of persons. Among others who went over to Ceefen Sidon
were two brothers, named Evan Davies and David Davies, and
• companion named Henry Morgan, all of whom resided at
Perahrey. Late in the afternoon the bop, who had gone
without the knowledge or c assent of their parents, began to
make their way homeward, shaping their course for Kidwelly
Quay, Unhappily they had remained too late on the tide,
sad the waters natng rapidly, they soon found themselves
eurrounded on all sides and without hope of escape. The
mental agony which the youths endured on seeing themselves
as it were in the vs., jaw. of death, can be better imagined
than dese.tbed. They were even from the shore by parties
who had so means of rendering them any assistatwe
frantically backward and forward, remote their hei rncrs7aliA
shouting and eaeam•eg for help, until the merciless waters
overwhelmed them, and they sank to rise no more.
ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL, ORAT'S-INN-ROAD.—
Tb. sweetor of patients relieved at this hospital during the
week mew March 26, was 2,438, of which 676 were new
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGNS; AND DEATHS.

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