The Express.
London, England, 1860-05-26 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

And* Wilkie!mina (Primulas barquel, from Moulmein for Fal.
mouth, 49 days, tat 17.469, lon 4,110 W. all well.
Hope ship', of and from London for Quebec, May 5, lat 44.8 N,
lon 51.18 W.
Sarah Metcalfe (barque;, for Quebec, May S, lat 42.42 N, lon
65.11.45 W.

Morn,/ ORDIRIL —On the Ist of June next the
following changes in the mode of transacting the money
order business will take place : Ist. Money orders for trans-
mission by the public to the Privy Council Office will be
issued at all money order offices, payable to " The Privy
Council Office," the name of the payee being no longer
required in these cases. 2nd. Postmasters will arrange the
transfer and repayment in the United Kingdomof all orders
issned on and after the Ist of June, payable at their offices,
with the exception of these issued from the Chief Office,
London, to "The Privy Council Office," and from the Chief
Offiee, Dublin, to " The Board of National Education,"
Ireland ; the ander or repayment of which orders can be
arranged only at the respective chief offices in London and
Dublin. The proper form of application for transfer or re-
payment can be obtained at any money order office. To
prevent delay or refusal, the application must be signed by
either the payee or remitter, must enclose the order, and
must contain the names of the payee and the remitter ; and
the applicant must have signed the receipt to the order, and
also the reoueat " B." which is printed on the face of the
order. Id. The personal attendance of the remitter to
effect an alteration in the names of the remitter or payee
of an order will no longer be essential. A written
apphoa-
tlea by the remitter, containing an additional ooptndrfou
in postage stamps, and correct particulars of theordir, will
be attended to by the issuing pustmaster. The properform
of application may be obtained at any money ordsr office.
4th. The remitter of an order may make that order pay-
able ten days after date, provided he shall have signed the
requisition -"C." printed on the face of the order, to defer
payment of it until ten days after date, and shall have
e.ed a penny receipt stamp thereto.—By command of the
Postinaster•Genend, ROWLAND Hitt, Secretary.—General
Poet Office, May 26.
BOARD or TRAMS INQUIRY INTO THE LOBS 01
THIL SHIP LZICIIBTF.R.—At the fit. George's Hall, Liverpool.
tectdrday (Friday), Mr. O'Dowd appeared on behalf of tt
of Trade to conduct an Inquiry into the circum-
stances connected with the loss of the ship Leicester, Capt.
Jasper Robbins, which was wrecked last week off Rhos-
collyn, Anglesey. Mr. T. ti. Rattles and Captain Harris,
who sat on the bench, said that they should transmit the
evidence they bad taken, and mention the very good chit.
meter given to Captain Robbins by all the witnenes.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

CRAPPIL—Nay ft. at the Rectory. Camborne, Cornwall, the
wife of the Rev. W. P. Cltappel. of a ton.
DUDS.—Nay 21, at Aron Bank, Upper Norwood, Surrey, Mrs.

J. B. Dods, of a win. .
ORIPTITH.—May 23. at Rochester, the wife of the Rev. T. T.
Oriflith. of a daughter.
HILL—May 20. at Hightleid-park, Reckterry, the wife of N. S.
Hill, Req., of a daughter.
HANBURY.—May 28, at the Rectory. Moisten, licreforAlre,
the wife of the lien. and Res. A. A. H. Hautiury, of a daught, r.
HAYLO—May 21, at Portland-terrace, Soutlisea, the wife of
Captain lit Hayes, R.N., of a daughter.
HIRSCH —May 21, at Moutem•villas. Adelaide.riest ilaser•
eloet.hlll, the wife of S. Y. illiweh, Pun., of a 11111:0 t r.
KNiGHT.—lfity 21, at Lower Clayton, Middlesex, the wife of
Mr. L Knight, of a son.
micocK.—]lay 22, at St. Petersburg, the wife of B. Looock,
mMofit daughter.
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20.
at Leamington, the wife of T. B. med.
dock, 41., of a daughter.
pigL—lday 24. at Nutland-gate, the Hon. lira F. Peek of a
daughter.