The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-09 00:00:00

CASU ALTIES.

Bosphorus, Captain %Cals.- To,lr,mliomluras to the United King-
dom, went on shorn on the rocks 011 the aouth.west bide of
Cuba 01.1 the 13th of September, and became a wreck . crew
saved.

Wave of Life, from ?Melds to Aden, was lost ut Mayotta on the
6th of August . crew saved.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

City of Owham, from Colombo for London. Oct. 6, lat. 18 N.,
lon. 33 W.
Catherine, from Cardiff for Hong Kong, Sept. S, lat. 4 N., lon.
Yr W.

True Briton, from London for San F111121C11,30, Sept 28. lat. 8 N.,
lon. 21 W.

THE CUNARD MAIL SERVICE—In addition to
the large paddle wheel steam ship Sosti., and several screw
steam ships now building, the Cunard Company have con-
tracted for a splendid screw steamer of 2,536 tone, and of
considerable power, for their line of steam ships between
Liverpool sad New York, to replace the steamer Etna, so d
by them to the Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia
Steam Ship Company. The Etna arrived in the Mersey on
Wednesday after a very rapid passage from New York.
EPPP'S 110)1GIOPATHIC Cocos.. lie delicious
aroma, grateful menootbness, and invisonstlog power bare pro-
cured Its general adoption as a Muskiest beverage. fib.,
ilb . and Ilb. packets, at Is. 6d. per lb., by ths priseipal yaws
Labelled "James Epps. Mommopathic (hamlet, London.'—{Ad
Tern/meat. J

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTH!..

CHRISTOPHERSON.—Nov. a, -at Illackheath, Mr• D. Chris-
tophervon, of a von.
DOl GLAA—Nov. 4, at Weymouth, the wife of P. IL Douglaa,
Ewa., Captain lit Devon Militia. of a daughter.
FOX.—Nov. 6, at %I ellington, Somerset, the wife of T. Fox,
Eat., of a daughter.
GILL—Nov. 2. at Curnarvoo, the wife of J. R. Gill, lap., Re-
ceiving °Sheered Taxes, of a daughter.
GRANT.—Nov. 0. at Cllflomplace, Hackney, the wife of 11.
Grant. L' q., of a daughter.
HAGGARD.—Nov. 5, at Bradenham Hull, Norfolk, the wife of
W. Haggard, ran., of • son.
HURRAY.—Nov. 6, at Inverness-road, the wife of A. Murray,
Esq., of a daughter.
RTIIAFFORD.—Nov. 6, at Wrotbarn-park, the Countess of Straf-
ford, of a daughter.
WOOD—Nov. c at St. Charge's-road, Eccieston square, the wife
of Captain J. Wood, of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.
CAREW—BOTHAM.—Nov. 6 at Crqwcombe, Somerset, by the
Bev. Z. Bottum, C. W. CAM,. Mg., of the Cottage, crow.
combo, to Beretta Anse, daughter of W. Heehaw, Esq., of
Upton, Backe
HOWARTH—HILL—Nov. 6, at the Mesh church, Bury, /an-
realties, by the Bet. R. C. Smith, Mr. J. Howarth, to Miss
HILL. of Heywood.
JONDS—C2I.O3‘.—Nov. 3, at the pariah clutch, Pmeot, Lan-
csablre, by the Bey. Mr. Sampson, Mr. J. Jones, to Rebecca,
daughter of the late Mr. Upton, d therpooL
SMITH—MOROAN.—Nov. 3, at St Mary's, Islington. by the
Rev. U. Davies, William Lyndon, ion of O. Smith, Eau, of
Alierton Hall, Clledhow, near Leeds, to Lleanor, daughter of
C. Morpn, req., of Islington.
DEATHS.
CAWDOL—Nov. 7, at Stackpole Court, Pembroke, the Earl of
Cawdor, aged 70.
of CMALII6.—/for. 4, Est wife of W. Eaq Buing.
stoke, aged ea.
BARLEY.—Nev. IS, at Bruges. Belgium, Antoinette, daughter of
the late A. B. Barmy, Esq.. of Dnimmartan, Dublin.
DILLIVANTIL—Nov. 0, at Kinabolton.place, lirompton, J. Deb,

Tante, lap., aged 77.
DUMoMN.d—Nov. d, at Woolgreaves, Wakefield, R. Dunn, DK
elk
KDWARDN.—Nov. S, at Prinerooquare, Kennington. Ann, wifo
of Mr. W Folvranla, seed M.
NICOLS t, at Mantasate, Sophia Rattles, daughter of the

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Rev. B. Nicola, aged 17.
RAIIBI)ILN.—Nuv. 4, at St. Leonard's-on-Sva, the Rev. W. Rams-
den, Rector of Siberia, Lent, aged 71
SOWRAY.— Noy. 7, at No. SO, Enurystreet, Chester .tuarv.
Jane. the beloved wife of George flowray,

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?tinted sad PubliOed by Wilma, Kies HAM, of No. H.
Lomberitetreet. In the City tie Loudon, hinter, at the
saes, In b.mhar.i.trert. la the l'reciact of 1,1 Ifilofilort.-•
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