The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-03 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CASUALTIES

Janet, Captain Dwyer, bound to London, which was stranded near
'MwaM Lighthouse, Oet. It, went to pima during a gale, Oat.
IS; cargo all MM.—Bt. Petersburg, Oct. LI.
LM) Thaherbert (bisque), Captain Eger. from Cronstadt to Bristol,
with ants, has bee totally wrecked on irienskaru—lleval, 00.31.
• rectal. bottom sp. of about 19) tons, tampered, with one mast
alengaide, and apparently not long in that situation, NU pawed
Oct.?, lat. 39 N., 100. e 5 W, by the Georgians, arrived here.—
Limrpool, Nov.l.
Ilopelbrif4. waterlogged and abandoned. was again passed in lat.
_al N. 81 W.. by Cl.. China. arrived bore fem. Rsltimnro
L 1.11400 , Nov. 1.
HAI, arrived here from Elonduraa, encountered • terrific storm.
Oct. 11. lat. 43 0, lon. 36 W., which threw the vessel on her
toms ends, blew toremil and foretomail to pima, and other eaila
tram the pasts, mid wadied away bulwarks, mainsail, water cuts,
Ilso.—Liverpool,, Nov.l.

LIVERPOOL SNIPS AT Pours Pours.—Cartbagena and Tarns
(as), at Alexandria; Seamander (ea), and sailed for Alexandria, at
Marra; Ocean Queen, at Nara; Patriot, at Kiel; Hampden. at
Altana ; Europa, at Marseilles; Albanian (se), at Leghorn; Riles
Willadriaa, at Rani; Oebroeder, at Rip; Pomona, at Pdtmel;
Markman, at Maui* ; Orion, at liwinemusile; licerith, Charles
Hill, and Eastern WON at Charleston; Amaral and Ericsson (r),
at New York.
Erma eon Lmassooc.—America (ia), from Marina, Oct. !7.
Ann, Oct. 9, Boatanee, Oct. 16, Jana Ann, 0tc.17, and Zagora, Oct:
19, from Alexandria; Jana May, Oct. 12, Ira, Oct. 17. and Ocean
of the West, Oct. 19, from Patrad

ARRIVAL OF THE CIT'Y OF M.

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POOL, HATORDAY.—The Liverpool and Philadelphia Com-
I palsy's strew steamship City of Manchester, Captain Petrie,
arrived from Philedelphia at ncon to-day, with 153 passes.
gars and 60,000 dollars in e,mcie. The City of Manchester
sailed from the wharf at Philadelphia on the 16th ult. at
soon, bet came to off Brmbay Rook the same evening. She
got under weigh on the 17th olt , but came to anchor be-
tween Brandywine and Cape May in a heavy gale from the
eastward, sees mpasied with thick weather. She railed on
the morning of the 18th, end when off Cape Henlopes,
about Mx miles inside the Delaware, saw several vessels sunk
and diantaeted (one of about 600 tens) and passed some
spars, with rilging, &c., attached. The foundations of the
Brandywine Lighthouse are reported to have been injured
by the storm. The passage of the City of Manchester from
the Delaware to the Mersey was 13 days 20 hours. liar
sews was anticipated by the Arno.
THE AMERICAN MAILB.—LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY
The British end North American Royal Mail 'tram-ship
Europa. Captain John bitch, sailed from the Mersey at 11
cm., for New York, with the usual mails for the United
States and British North American oosseasions, 80 pusen-
pre, ands full cargo of merchandise on freight.
MEDICAL REFORM. The Medical Times and
Gasette aneounces that the beads of all the medical corpo-
ratios, of England, Scotland, and Ireland, have at last
agreed upon the terms of • new Medical Reform Bill. The
proposals for the bill are given at length in our medical con-
temporary; and it is to be hoped that this difficult question
pay be at length settled to ilia satisfaction of the medical
profession, and the advantage of the public.
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