The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-17 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Celestial 12mplre, from New York for Liverpool, Sept. 29, lat. 4)
N., lon. 71 W.
Bart of Carlisle brig , from Aiwa Bay for London, Oct. 13, lat.
49.15 N. lou. 1.03 W.
Fanny Klichner, from Mauritius for Falmouth 64 days, Sept.
lat. 37.96 S., lon 33.23.
Jennet Boyd, from London for Melbourne, July 24, lat. C.
lon. 69 E.

From ealeutta for Liverpool 80 thy'. August 2, fat.
115.11 8., lon. 41 K.
bornhill (ship,, from Liverpool for Aden, August 29, Lt. 29.10
8., lon, gl W.

The following Admiralty agents on the South-
ampton station have been. promoted to the rank of com
menders on the retired hat, viz.:—Lieutenants Percival,
O'Reilly, Gardner, Bolton. Irwin, and Wilkinsor.
Owing to the boisterous state of the weather the
Channel Islands mail packet, which left Southampton at
midnight on Monday, wee unable to proceed to sea, and
anchored in Yarmouth Roads all day yesterday. She left
with a doubts mail last night
THE LIVERPOOL WORKING CLASPEB AND THE FREE
PUBLIC LIBRART.—The Rest proceedings in connexion with the
opening of the Free Public Library, at Liverpool, commence
this (Wednesday) evening with a meeting of lithe working
classes at the amphitheatre, presided over by the mayor.
Addresses upon general literature w ill be delivered by Sir
Emerson Tennant, and the Hon. A. F. Fgerton, M.P.,
after which Mr. W. Ewart, M.P., Mr. T. B. Borstal].
M.P., and Mr. W. Rathbone will speak on the subject of
Mr. W. Brown's gift of the library to the town. After a
reply from Mr. Brown? be will be presented with a testi•
social from the working classes. Loni Brougham, Sir
John Bownos, and several working men will then deliver
addresses on the advantages to be .reeved from the alai,_
lishment of free public libraries in populous towns awl
districts. .

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tnavertusement. i—HOLLOWAY'd OINTMENT AND
PlLLS.—finvill Pot Vaccination, Teething.—During the period
of teething the child's nem ..ns system is rendered irritable, the
skin becomes dry runt feverish, n rash succeeds, which is folloned
by unsightly scabs for the prevention and cure of which every
mother may contidently re) .m this cooling and healing unguent,
which will be found equal]) beneficial sometimes from vaccina-
tion. and in smallpox itself will afford ems, prevent sears, and
contribute greatly to the present comfort of the sufferer by sooth-
ing the Inflamed end suppurating slum No winery should be
without Holloway's Ointment, which will prove Itself an antidote
for almost all skin diseases it will save pain In latency Sad die
figuremeut In maturer years.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIB.TEDL

ADAYEL—Oet. 1!, the wife al )dr. it. Adams, of Broadway,
Wealeolnaier, of a daughter.
(11...YN..70d. 14, at Lowndesetreet, Mrs. ht. L Glyn, of a

at Winehmore hill, the wife of Mr. J. 1.
of a daughter.ll=—Aag. le, at Victor* Homt.itong, the wife of Petri, k
Wee Esq., hanker, of a daughter.
JOSIIPH., 14, at Stanley-terrace. Kensingion.park.gar.ket.
the wile of I. fl. Joaeph, Zed., of a daughter.
LANKA:SU:I.—Oct. 11, at Illibutreet, Southampton, the wife
Mr. W. 0. Leukemia. of a son.
LEL —Oet. If. at Clapham. the wife of N. Lee, 1011, of a ,laughter.
itzu.i.—Oct. 12, at Riventley. near Liverpool, the wife of

Charles P. Melly, kiad., of a daughter.
NORTH. —flct.l3. at iirtingtonatrect, Piccadilly. the lion. Mrs.

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North. of ::on sod heir.
PEARISE.—Oct. 14, at Manhamwtreet, Westminster, the wife of

Dr. W. me"' ;LTw ZiT fail;
la, at Pottntlary-road, St. John's-wood. the wife of
Mr. L. P. Mach, of a eon. •
WYJSII.-41a1. U. at smkor-stzett, ClVV.adialiwittart, the wife of
Y. B. Webb, lag., of a daughter.