The Express.
London, England, 1860-04-10 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Alice Maud, from Table Bay for London, four days Feb.
275, lon 10E.
Borneo, from Clyde for Singapore, Dec. 14, lat 34 5, lon 130 'i w,
Berlohlre, from Moulmein for Cork, 93 days, March 10, tat 2
lon 22 W.
Forest Monarch (ship;, bound out, Feb. IS, Mt 7.20 N, Los
1640 W.
0. H. Stanton (ehlp), from Motihnein for Falmouth, Feb. 94, lat
4.48 N, lon 21.43 W.
Hotspur (barque, from Liverpool, 34 days, for Mader, all wall,
Feb. 12, Mt 0.40 N, ton 20.40 W.
Hero (barque), from Cape Town. 46 days, for London, all well,
Marais 7, Ist 17.40 N, lon 36.30 W.
New Era ,ahlp), from London for Madre., Feb. 23, lat 3.50 1,
lon 20.50 W.
Oriental French ship), from Liverpool for Bombay, Feb. 20. IA
2.52 N, lon 19.20 W.
Prince Albert (s), from London for Mogadore, Aprll 7, tat 49.1
N, lon 5.50 W.
Panic, from Liverpool for Bombay, Feb. 26, lat 36 N, ion 29 9)lr.
Pride of the Ocean, from London for Bombay, Feb. 11, tat 11
lon 26W.
Te2lmplar, from Singapore for Falmouth, Feb. 1, Ist 33 S. 100
E.
Wiltou Castle, from Macao for London, Feb. 14, lat 143, loulOL

ANKRICAN AND CANADIAN MAILS.-011 Satur-
day last the British and North American royal mail ,teams
Amerioa riled from Liverpool for Boston with the United
States and North American mails and 90 passengers. To-mu,
row (Wednesday) the Quebec and Montreal Mail Comrams
steamer Australananl will be despatched from the Mersey
for Portland with the United States and Canadian mail..
The box at the Liverpool post-office will be open on that
day till 12.30 p.m., and yid Queenstown until 0.110 p.m.
THE EABTHANI FERRY CATANTROPll6.—Yetterday
an inquest was held by Mr. Churton, county coroner, ape
the body of Ann Fitzgerald (cook in the service of Mr.
Penns, Higher Tranmere), who was killed on Friasy
evening, during the struggle which ensuedafter the fracture
of the rope at Eaetham Ferry (near Liverpool). The verdict
was one of " Accidental death," hut accompanied by a pre-
sentment to the effect that the arrangements at the slip to
prevent accidents were insufficient.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIEVI'Hfi

CARL—April E at MadelraHall. Ventnor, the wife of the En.
Can, Rector of Bonehnrch, of a daughter.
EAGAR.—Arit 7, at Miners-street. Chester•quare, the wife ft
Captain Eagar, 40th Rest, of a sou.
EDWARDEW.—AprtI 7, Mrs. A. E. Ederardes, of Marlhore.hill-
wdens, of a son.
HINDEEfg,IN.7-At Dawlish, the wife of Rear-Admiral T. Heti.

—iler;on, of a daughter.
llOLT.—April 7. at Wartrick.square, the wife of V. V. Soil.
lesy. of a daughter.
MO.—April 6, at Haden Villa, St. John'a.wood, the wife f
F. A. Legg, Esq., of a son.
PILANSON.—ApriI A at the Parsonage, North Rude. iteslr...
the wife of the Res. W. Pearson, of a son.
RIJASYLL—ApriI 7, at Button-M.4lone, the wife of J. 11,1,.11,
Req., of a daughter.
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MARRIAGES.
ACLAND—HARPT.I.—Jan. 17 at Christchurch. New &alma
by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Chrbitchurek lath, r 4
the brides, J. B. A. Acland, Rep., son of :OCT. D. Actr.l.
But., of Kllierton, Devon, to Emily Weddell Harper. &WWI
of the Bishop of Christchurch also, C. P. Cox, Esc.. soil
the late Captain Cox, of the First Life Guards, to Sank'.
Harper. daughter of the Bishop of Christebunh.
FEROUSSON—DALLAS.--At the Roman Catholic Catbolral.
Bombay, by the Right Rev. Dr. Canox. R. C. Bishop. 1.3c.t.
E. F. T. Fergusson, lI.M 's Indian Nary, to Cxeilla tam.
daughter of the law .1. Dallas, ire q.
ORLAND—TM:I LLIER.—Feb. 25, at Pr. Nuts Csilv.
dial, Calcutta, by the Rev. J. Richards, J. P estm,
Lieutenant in H. M.'s Bengal Engineers. to Rose Julia dsuchter
of Major H. R L. Tbuillier, 1.1.51.'s Bengal Artism.
DEATHS.
BARBI:IL—ApriI 6, at Suffolk-square. Cheltenham, 7 Rule.
aged 76.
011hIN.—AprU 6, Hannah Caroline, wife of Mr. II (1 nfian.
aa~geCd lg.
HITCHOOCK.—ApriI 6, at Hanover-terrace, Kensingtee PO.
Ma Harriett Hitchcock. agedll A G
s.
HlBBY.—Aprill, at Brighton, .D. Kirby, inn of . G
A.H. a Great Cumberland-place. Hyde-park, aged
ELL—Apr.ll6, Frances Elisabeth, wife of E. H. ibtetail.
Rep of Upper Wimpoleetrert.
P.—April 6, at Blackheath-park, Ann. wife of Franc.
El. aged 67.
TER Y.—At Eldon-rood, Reading.. Hirs Mary Terry. d'u=ht`l
of tbe late J. Terry, Kea., of Wargeld, Berks.

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