The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-19 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Altos Thompson (barque). 120 days, from Colombo for London,
May 27, lit 2614 N. bon 30.46 W.
Aalborg. from Too-choo.foo for London. May 22, lat 12.15 N, lon
U.S W.
Alma (ship), 190 days. from Kurrachee for London. June 5. bat
36.28 N, lon 34.20 W.
Demme& (baryon!, from Loudon fur Sydney. May 8, bat 1 8, lon
25W.

Belmont, tnr North. Mny 29. lat 24.55 N, lon 38 50 W.
Campbell ahlyc,, from Bombay for London, March 23, Mt 26 S.

of 10 5

OC;;;511-11. , from London for Shangbae. May 14, lat 1.09, lon
24.40 W.

THE OUTWARD WEST INDIA AND PENINSULAR
Minis.—SouritAurros, MONDAY.—The Atrato left here
to-day, with the West India and Nei& mails. She took
out 54 passengers, amongst whom were the Bishop of
Antigua, Captain Anthony, and Staff-Surgeon Hoffman.
Amongst her cargo were quicksilver worth 2,500 f., specie
worth 10,320/., and jewellery worth 5,2:40/. 10,0001. of
the specie was for St. Thomas, or the Bmbadoes Colonial
Bank. The Sultan also left here to-day, with the Vigo,
Oporto, and Lisbon mails. She took out about twenty
passengers.
SAD ACCIDENT ON BOARD Till ROYAL ALBERT.—
On Saturday afternoon, while the decks of the Royal Albert
were thronged with visitors, the dress of a lady, in passing
one of the signal guns, caught the percussion hammer, and
brought it over upon the fuse. The gun, which was loaded
with blank cartri4o, went off, and one of the crew, who
unfortunately was either standing in front of the gun or
bad been working shout it, had his arm blown off close to
the shoulder. The poor fellow was promptly attended to
by the medical officers of the ship, and was, we believe,
brought to Leith Hospital in the evening. The sad event
caused much consternation as well as regret among the
visitors, and the lady who had unwittingly been its cause
fainted.—Seotemian.

STOCK EXcIiANOZ TRANSACTIONS. —The new act to
rice' Sir John Barnard's Act respecting " time bar-
s," and other Stock Exchange transactions, has just
n printed. This act declares that the act 7 George 11.,
c. 8, and the act 10 George 11., c. 8, which was passed to
make the other perpetual,'' impose unnecessary restrictions
on the making of contracts for the sale and transfer of
public stocks and securities, and that it is expedient to re-
peal the Rams." The first recited act is entitled "An Act
to Prevent the Infamous Practice of Stock-Jobbing." and in
the second act it is declared that the same, which was
for three years, having been found "useful and bone-
Lail:l7l it was expedient to make the same perpetual.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

CAN/W.—Jun, 16, at FltrwlWainativare, Dublin, Lady Carew.

of a son and twit.
. .
CIIIIMNR.—Jtme la, at Bridge-road, St. John's-wood, the wife
of C. It. ebonies, Seq., of a daughter.
COOLY—June 14, at Clifton Villa, Orange-road, Canonbnry,
K. Cooke, of a daughter.
DS LA 110 TTL —June 14, at Beaufort-buildings, Strand, Mn.
0. de In Motto, of a daughter.
HARRISON.—June lt, the wife of the Her. D. J. Harrison, of
Tottenham, of a too.
JENKINS.—June 14, at Elgin-crescent, Heesington.park, the
wife of 14•Jor T. Jenkins, of a son.
LlNG.—June lb, at Oakneld terrace, Pence, Mn.s L King, of

I SOD.
LA MOTTE. —Jaw IS, at Wyndham-place. Bryanaton.square, the
wife of the Rev. O. C. La Motto, Rector 01 Denton, Kent

of • eon.
LAKls.—Jens 11, at Grant House, Chobham. the wife of G.
Lake, Hey., of a son.
PHRRY.--Juse 15, at Bury St. &Inland's, the wife of the Rev.
A. J. Parry. of a daughter.
PlCARD..—inne 10. atßumell.place, Fltaroyequare, the wife of

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U. I. plcanl,
Eun"lC,
of a
a i't 01.
SWM NO. 1, Horton-Hasa, Carlton-hill,
Upper Holloway, Mr*. W lltlaw flwainson, of a daughter.
gyindigAt.—June 14, at Oloncester.place. Hyde-park gardens,
the wit. of I. Spooner, Fag , of a aon.
TlDD.—Juuo 13, at Home-hlll, Dulwich, the wife of F. A. Tkid,
of a ton.