The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-18 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Bates Family, from Bombay for Liverpool, July 3, Ist 15 8, lon
20 K.
British Merchant barque], from livemool for. Callao, 18 days, all
well, Aug. 3, lot 17.30 N, ion 28.50 W.
Chas. Saunders, from London for Mauritius, Aug. 12, lat 14 N,
lon 27 W.
Collingwood (ship', from London for Calcutta, 37 days, all well,
July V, Ist 9.30 N. lon 254 W.
Coral late (Maisel. of Scarborough, from Liverpool for Montreal,
9 days, all well, Sept. 3, eat 54 N, lon 21 W.
Ella (ship, from Plymouth for Quebec, 18 days, Aug. 13, lot 44
lon 41.20.
Harvest Nome :baniaC, from Liverpool for 'Singapore, 30 days,
all well, Aug. 1.
Jane Leech, from Annan for London, July 3, lat 36 9, ton 18 E
Mayola, from Penang for London, July 3,8, lon 19 Z.
Nevmham (brig,. from Cura.ma, 43 days, for Liverpool. Sept. 9,
lat 48.14 N, lon 11.54 W.
!Jelly iEngliah barque , from Sunderland for Hong Kong, Aug. 11,
lot 16.26 N, lon 28.15 W.
Ottawa, from London for Quebec, Sept. 6, lat 48 N, lon 12 W.
Retriever, from Colombo for London. July 14, Ist 2144 6, ion 7 Y..
Snowdon (barque , from Jamaica for London, Aug. 11, Ist 43.35,
In 55.05.
Victoria, from Tutocorin for London, Jone 28, hit 35 8, lon
22 E.
Victor Emmanuel, from Liverpool for Shanghae, Sept. 4, Ist 47
N, lon 12 W.
Windsor ship!, from Moulmein for Falmouth, 158 days, Aug. 19,
bat 29.37 IV, ion 37.43 W, all well

TOTAL Low or TRZ Scow STEARN& NEM GaP4.
—The Nemesis (es), Captain Morrish, was lost on Thursday
last, at the Baa de Seine—mouth of the Seine. The crew
and passengers were fortunately saved. The Nemesis only
sailed from Liverpool to Bordeaux on Tuesday last, so that,
notwithstanding the heavy weather in the Channel, she
made good progress up to the time of her disaster. The
Nemesis was a superior Clyde-built easel, of 500 tons, and
plied regularly between Liverpool and Bordeaux, in con.
nation with the Tamaulipas and Chafer, the line of
steamers conducted by Messrs. Moss and Co.! of Liverpool.
She bad been 22 months on the station. During last winter
Mmes. Moss and Co. had the misfortune to lose another
fine steamer, the Scantander, which went down in the Bay
of Biscay. but on that occasion also no lives were lost.
OUTWARD Won' INDIAN MAIM—SOUTHAMPTON,
MONDAY.—The Seine left here today with the West India
and Pacific mails. She took out 161 passengers, amongst
whom were Commodore Dunlop, ILN., Captains Reece and
Robinson, Lieutenant IYAugular, R.N., Ensign O'Grady,
Doctors Edwaids, Serra, and Carrington, M. Jannaint,
French Consul at St. Thomas, and Revs. W. Hodgson, R.
D. Paulton, S. Jones, and W. Griffiths. Amongst her
ergo werefouicluilver worth 3111. 125., foreign specie worth
2,120 L, and jewellery and watches worth 4,530 f. Ine
Sultan left here also to-day with the Penineular snail. She
took out 37 pemengers. The Pm, with the Australian
mail, and the Vanderbilt, with the United States mail, are
expected here to-morrow, and the Tagus is due here on
Friday. The Argo is to take out the American mail on
Wednesday, and the Ripon the Australian, India, and
China mail on Thunidal.
Wage AFRICAN MAIIR.—LIVERPOOL, MONDAY.—
The Cleopatra, steamship, belonging to the African Royal
Mail Steamship Company, now due, at this port, with the
homeward mails from the West Coast, Tenentfe, Madeira,
do., had not been reported up to the time of the despatch
of our parcel to-night. This alight disarrangement in the
non-arrival of this steamer is no doubt attributable to an
accident to her machinery while on the wart, and also to
the prevalence of the adverse winds which occur off the
Wert Coast at this season of the year.
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MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

BARBER Sept. 14, at th;Gra.;;;,Hampetead-heath, the wife
of A. Barbet, kaq., of a eon.
CUNLIPPE.---nept. Us at Layton, the wife of R Cunbffe, Jan.,
of a son.
CtkMJL—sCs. 14. at Oneenatreet, the wife of H. W. Currie,
Req., of a eon.
irOWICE.--iept. 14. at Park House, South Kensington, the nib,
of Captain Fooke, LB., of a daughter.
FOWLER. Sept. 14, at Woodford, the wile of 11. Fowler. Fate,
of • eon.

MARRIAGES.
BRINCRLEY—TAUGHAN.—Sept. 13. at Glangoedmore Church,
by the Rev. R. Lloyd. T. 11. ltreorldry, Km/•. to Emily Sarah.
Ggrof LleuV-Colonel Vaughan, of Lbingoedniore-ylsre.
ualdre.
RNIGIIT—TURNEF---Bept. 13. al St. James's, Gravesend, by
the Rev. J. Joynes, Viva rick %11111 am, son of F. W. Knf.dtt.
Eaq. of Islington, to Mon Afto, altogloter of W. Turner, Lig.,
Of Oravesend.

DEAIIIB.
ILDMONDb.—Pept 13. at St Thoinais4treet. Borough, Maria
Edesoutia, daught,r of the late Mr.. Frances Edmonds, aged 33.
B.KNSKAW.--Sept. 11, at Point View, Higher Broughton, Mau.
cheater, J. Rewihaw, Esq., aged 45.
RAIWLAND.--104. 14. at 8.14.ht00, Kate Elhatatth, only
daughter of .I..bu u. itowllld, Lai., of Belmont. Upper Nor-
wood, S., aged 14
scolura._,ko. 14. Li Ittoeulugtosteriaeout, Hampstead-road.
C. W. Roofer. Kau., age Ht.

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