The Express.
London, England, 1860-05-10 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Daisy. from Colombo for Landon, March 29, tat S 8, lon. 20 W.
Majestic (ship), from Glasgow for Cakutta, April 05, tat 42.35 N,
lon 11.40 W.
Trafalgar, from Mangalore for London. 1M 15.30 N, lon 40.30 W.
Wynaud, steering S.W., April 30, tat 42.22 N, lon 14.13 W.

MAULS Paz Msurarrus.—Under the existing
arrangements the mails forwarded from this country to the
Mauritius arrive at Port Louis a few days after the home.
ward mails have been despatched, and a long interval has
ocsisequently to elapse before replies can be sent to the
letters from England. As an improvement on this state
of thing., and to apportion more equally the intervals for
replies at the two ends of the line, the mails for Mauritius
will in future be despatched one week later than at present;
via., rid Southampton on the morning of the 20th of the
swath, and rid Marseilles on the evening of the 26th of
the month. Th. first mail under the new scheme will be
despatched ea the 20th inst.—By command of the Post-
nuaertieneral, Itowiran HILL, Secretary.—General Post-
ale., May 9.
AFRICAN MAILS.—The royal Mail steamship
Athenian, with the mails from the West Coast of Africa,
touched at Madeira on the evening of the 3rd of May,
and was to leave for Liverpool on the following day, the
4th. The Armenian royal mail steamer, with the outward
mails from Liverpool, called at Madeira on the 30th of April,
and after landing the mails forthat island sailed for the West
Coast the same day. The Athenian is expected to ouch
Liverpool on Friday.
OUTWARD MAIZE. SOUTHAMPTON, WEDNESDAY.
—The Tyne left here to-day with the Lisboa, Cape de Vert,
Braga. River Plate, and Falkland Wand mails. She took
out 118 passengers, amongst whom were Viscount Lonna,
Senor De Cairo, Rev. J. Smith, Captain Portugal, Doctors
Hood, Montego, de Carvalho, and Shutel. Amongst her
cargo were specie worth 50,00 W. for the Bank of Brazil at
Rio, also bar silver worth 17,00 W., and gold coin worth
19,3001. for Rio, likewise jewellery worth 16,550 f. The
North Atlantic Steam Ship Company's steamer Adriatic
also left here to-day, with the United States mail. She
took out upwards of 100 passengers.
DESPATCH or AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAILS.
—Yesterday (Wednesday) the Liverpool, New York, and
Philadelphia Company's steamer Edinburgh, sailed from
Liverpool for New York with mails for the United States
and passengers. Yesterday also the Quebec and Montreal
mail steamer Anglo-Saxon was despatched from Liverpool
for Quebec with the United States and Canadian mails.
Errs's 11010EOPATHIC 0000 A.—Its delicious
a smoothness, and Invigorating power have pro-
' generaler=itsgrauioo
adoption as • breakfast beverage. e lb., i lb.,
and 1 lb. packets, at is. 6d. per lb by the principal grocers.
Labelled lames Epps, llomo3opodhic Chemist, London
Advertisement.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

DAW.—May 6. at Camden-park. near Bromley, Kent, the wife
of 0. H. Day, Esq., of a daughter.
HUOHBIL—May 7, at Oak.villas, erstoek-hlll, Hampstead,
the wife of O. Y. Hughes, Esq., ova
son.
Hugggy.—Kgy 6, at Oxford.terrnee, 11)de•park, Mn.s H. L.
BUilley, of a daughter.
XILBURN.—Nay 6, at Burteigh House, Bridge-road, the wife of
W. L Kilburn, Baq M a sn.
MABILS.—May 6, at Bedfordoquare, the wife of J. Marks, Lob

of aughter.,
8. at Rokeby.road, Sew-crow, the wife of Mr. J. H.

Mee, of a ion.
111TCSELL—May 6, at the Vicarage, Bosham, the wife of the
Rea. H. Kitchell, of a eon.
NASH.—March 15, at Bezwarah, Peat Indies, the wife of Dr.
puma Plash, H.ll.'s Madra. Army, of a eon.
OELKY..-11fa7 6, at !tome. Somerset, the wife of Mr. J. thley,

of a doll
SPEECH—Nay 8, at Gloneoder.terrace, Hyde-park, the wife of
K. Spence, of • eon.
THITREBY.-11si 8, at Eeeleston.terrace Smith, the wife of
Captain Thumb'', Cold•tream fluards, of • son.