The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-14 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Oonsidument (ship` from New Of for Liverpool, Nov. 17,
930 miles SF. of Pam • rOutre.
221gabath Martin, from Liverpool for Valparaiso, Nov. 7, lat. 6
N., ion. 22 W.
OoWs name ihaire), from Loudon, bound South, Nov. 11, lat.
11.18 N., lon. 28W of of Paris
rafrom Liverpool for Baltimore, Nov. 29, off Smith's Point.
n' Shwitarilue). from Ilisiveston, for Liverpool, Nov. 19,
M C 17.19 79,23.

CRYSTAL PALACE POHLTRY. SHOW.—The num-
ber of visitors yesterday was again very great, and the sales
made were considerably is advance of any former show. A
colossal Christmas tree sixty feet high n now a conspicuous
object in the Centre Transept, decorated all over with flags
and thousands of toys. The bazaar formed by exhibitors
extends the whole length of the Palace, and gives it a very
cheerful a at this season of the year. Professor
Pepper commence a series of lectures, illustrated with
dissolving views, on Saturday. The Poultry Show will con.
tinue open this day and tomorrow._
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TRADE UATALOOVEA. " One cannot but be
struck with estonishment at the innumerable ways in which an
enterprising trades.en appeals to the public with a view to in-
crease his trade. Priming In all its branches, assisted by the
skill of the wood engraver, seems in the present day to be one
of the media most generally employed Is spreading the know-
ledge of various maaufactstres Them *fie hare ably been
brought Into use by Ir. Benson, the eminent watchmakerof
Ludgate.hill, who has sought, by means of an ' Illustrated Pam
phle consisting of nearly 00 pp., and containing upwards of 030
.icetiful designs for watches, clocks, de., with en elaborate de-
scription of every construction of watch now made;, to enable
persons living in any pert of the world to select the watch beet
adapted fir their use, and have it forwarded free by post."—litin,
August 23.—(Advertlsement.)
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[Advertisement. HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND
Plud.—Yensale ta. —Climate, fashion, and neglect
hurry thousands of England's beauteous daughters to the silent
tomb ore their youthful graces have shed more than one glimpse
of brightness over the domestic hearth ; which, with prudence
and vigilance, their loveliness and virtues would have illumined
for many happy years. Fond parents, dismayed by the despond-
ing loot and drooping form of their cherished daughter, may
exult in the disoovery of Holloway's remedies, which invariably
prove a panacea for all female irregularities, whether constitv•
Lionel or functional, chronic or recent. All may use theft medi-
cines—the young and middle-aged, the delicate and robust—
with advantage. At the torn of lite. nothing secures against di►
ease so effectually as Holloway's preparations.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTH&

BATIGIIAN.—Dec. 11. at Lower Brooketreet, Grosvenor-square.
Leidy Bateman, of a daughter.
BLUNT.—Doe. It, at the Rectory, Chaise* the wife of the Rev.
G. Blunt, of a sow.
BRIBI'OWX—Dee, 9, at St. Thomas-street, Southwark, the wife
of J.& Bristow., 1L 0., of a daughter.
CLARILL—Dee. IL at Camdeo.place, Bath, the wife of Captain
. .

Clarke, 20th B tmeat, of a Zu.
FanyAltl22=Dec. JO, at Tulse.hitl, Surrey, the wife of S.

.
Hdwards, Emi , of a aoo. . ..
RUNT.—Dec. 11, at Bernard4treet, RegoaCa-park, the *tie of
C. Hunt, Eau., of • son.
lIA;,COLM 7H•e. 10, at Laohdown-creacent, Glabgow, the Into

01.. Malcolm, Yin., of a son. , „,
ROOM.—Dee 1.1, at fit. Katherine's, Yorkshire, the elk of J.

Rogers, Esau, of a son.
TETLRY.*—Dee. 8, at Bedford.street South, Liverpool• the safe

of the Rev. It Tetley, of a daughter.
TOLLEMACISE—Dec. 10, at Peckfortoa, Yorkshire, the a Ile of
J. Tollemache, Esq., M.P., of a sou
MARRIAOF3.

ANDERSOIY-BMITII.—Der. 11, at John KnoisChurcli, Stepney.
by the Rev. W. Keedy, W. Andenon, Fag., to Ann Forbes,
daughter of Mr. W. Smith, of Limehouse.
CH A PMAN—ROWLEY.—Dee. 11. at AU Saints', Knightsbridge,
by the Rev. C. Molynesx. the Rev. W. B. Chapman. M.A.. to
Amelia Rtliabeth, daughter of the late Captain IL Y.
Rowley, ILN.
31AcK RKZIB—CAMPUELL.—Dee. 11. at St. Mary Abbot% Eel,'
sington, by the Rev. F. Piro, Sir K. S. Mackenzie. Kari • of
Gearrloch, to Ella Frederica, ,laughter of the late W. F. Camp-
bell, of Islay.
MURRAY —MURRAY.—Dee. 11, at St. Paul's. PrlnceuFwit;
Liverpool, byJ the Rev. T. Nolan, M.A., C. Nlurray. EM
Madras., to daughter of 11. Murray, Rsq.,ol Liverpoo.
DEATHS.
FALCONAIL—Dee. 5, at Cheltenham, Caroline Falconer, whl us,
of the late J. Fakonar, Eq., sued SS.
GREY —Dec. 9, at the Terrace. Tower-hill, Elizabeth, site of L
Grey, Fin., aged 42.
LANL—Dec. Paignton, near Torquay, Devonshire, J. LW.
but , aged
—D 61.
=GARD. ec. 10, at Canton, Yorkshire, Sir T. D. 1411104

Bart.. aged
LYSZY.—Dee. 9, at l'lttvllle Lawn, Cheltenham. Clara. daughter
of the late J. Lyney. roc, of London.
RUINDALL—Dee. 10, at Tolfree House, Holloway, T. Randall.
Esq, aged 6L
TlithiNTol4.—Dee. 9, at Brunswick-square, Brighton, T.Thorlf•
ton. ?so
WHITAK ER.—Dee. 10, lamb Ana. wife of T. Wbitaker, Lel.
of Northazaberland.taresoa, kageaVa-park•ruad.

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