The Express.
London, England, 1860-05-17 00:00:00

CASUALTIES.

Mount Stuart ElphhiStOue; Captain ihrdierud, from Moulmein
to Chatham. Is stranded at Ambletense.—Bone, May le.
Leicester (barque), Captain Robbins, from Charleston to Liver-
pool: with mama, Is a total wreck on Ithosoolys Island ; cargo
washing ashore : crew isvad.—Holyhasd, May IS.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Ann Buckle (clipper ship), of Bristol, from London, 23 days, for
Plyftey, April 1, lot 1 10 N, los 32.40 W.
Ardbeg, trona London (fromtta, by the Gertrude, Feb. W.
Jausesie), Ford, Liverpool for Bombay, April&
Mazy for Point de Galin, May 11, Ist 49.30 N, lon SIM W, by
the 11' at UverpooL
Patriot Queen (ship), from Liverpool for Calcutta, March 10, 108
27.16 8, lon 335 W, wind 88K, light.
Pohnalse 'ship), from London for Hong Kong, March 9, lot 27,51
8, lon MN W.
Spirit of the Deep (ship), from London for Hong Kong, 21 days,
April 2, lat 1.02 N, Ica 14.10 W.

AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAna.—Yesterda/
(Wednesday) the Quebec and Montreal Mail Compan s
steamer Palestine sailed from Liverpool for Quebec with
the United States and Canadian mail, and 128 pare gers.
Yesterday also the Liverpool, New York, and PLiladelphia
Company's steamer Glasgow was despatched from Liverpool
for New York with mails for the United States, 30 cabin
and a number of steerage passengers. On Saturday neat
the Cunard Royal Mail steamer Arabia will be despatched
from the Mersey for Boston, with the United States and
North American mails. -

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.
BLOCK/Y.—May 15, at nary-street, Pimlico, the wife of Mr.
J. T. Blockey, of a daughter.
BOYLK—May 15, at tipper Brooketreet, the Viscountess Boyle,
of a son.
DOW—May 12, at the Parsonage, Bognor, the wife of E. A.
Dow, Esq., of a son.
POWLIGL—May 14, at Bruce-grove, Tottenham, the wife of
R. N. Fowler, Esq., of a daughter.
GATZL—May 11. at Croydon, the wife of O. Oates, Esq.,
of a eon.
GOTTRIT2.—May 1! at Falmouth, the wife of the Rev. F. E.
Gutterea, of a daughter.
HALL—May 12, at nicklands.park, near Caine, Wilts, the wife
of M. Hall, Esq., of • son.
JACKSON.—May 12, at Nottlng.hillequare, Notting-hill, the
wife of R. Jackson. M.D., of a daughter.
LEVERSON.—May le the wife of Montague R. Leverson, of 14,
Mariborough-road, London, N.W., of a son.
MARKS.—My 12, at Vansitartt House, Greenwich, the wife of
Mr. I. Marks, of a daughter.
MARLBORODOIL—May 14, at St. James's-square, the Duchess
of Marlborough. of a daughter.
STOpFORD.—May 10, at Westbourne Lodge Harrow-road, the
wife of the Rev. Frederick Manners Stoptird, of a son.
WYNCH.—May 14, at Stoke College, Essex, the wife of W. M.
Wynch, Esq., of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.
BLAKE—KIND.—May 15, at St. George's, Hanover-square, by
the Lord Bishop of Hereford, Captain P. Blake, to Adeline.
daughter of J. K. King, Kay., M.P., of Staunton-perk, heft-
fordshire.
CHOKE—LANGDALK—May 10, at St. Mary's, Arobleside, the
Rev. C. Cooke, Incumbent of Holy Trinity, Swansea, to Maly
Anne, daughter of the late J. Langdale, Esq., of leekonfleld-
Cr:, Yorkshire.
NEY--GBRLEN.—May 12, at the parish church, St. Mary-
lebone, by the Rev. J. Harding, Mr. D. Coveney, of Woodfield-
place. Harrewroad, to Elizabeth Harriet, daughter of the Into
J. W. O'Brien, Esq.
DEARDEN—EDWARDS.—May 15, at St. George's, Hanover.
square, thiptain Deartlen, late 13th Light Dragoons. of the
Hollins, Yorkshire, to Henrietta Marta, daughtm of Major
Edwards, U. P.. of 1y eruct, Yorkshire.
HOWN—ARNOLD.—May 14. at St. John's, Manchester, by the
Rev. J. B. Wilkinson, George Guest, son of Mr. W. Howe, of
Owston. Yorkshire, to Maria Lades, daughter of pr. B. K.
Arnold. of Manchester.
TRIM MEM—WITHER:4.—May 14, at St. George's, Deal, by the
Rev. M. K Benson, A. R. Trimmer, Fag., 44th It gt., to Mary
Jane, daughter of the Rev. E. Withers, of Maristone, Berke.
DEATHS.
BRANSCOMBIL—May 12, at Stockwelbrillas, Clapham-road,
.1. Bransoombe, aged 71.
COLYCIL—May IL at Oreenhlthe, T. Colyer, Ear., aged Kb
DADOl4.—May IS, at St. Mildred's, Canterbury, Mr. D. Dada,
aged M.
RI 14, 14, at Brighton, George James, son of G. O. HUI,
114.
MARTI .—My 14, Mr. J. Martin, of lloUy.street, Dalston.
god 41.
11•31URDO.—May 12, at Canning-street, Liverpool, John, son of
the late J. kli'Mardo, Esq., aged 27.

Printed and Teltlabed by WIS UPS /MAI, N 8,
Lombard Street, In the CitySlA ofX London, Printed , ato. the
Niko. In Tonthani attest, in the Preanct of Whitaftiatn—
TSVMSDAY, MAT 17, 1860.

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