The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-03 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Alliance, from London for Singapore 21 days. lat. 43 N., lon. 12 W
Caroline Elizabeth. from I:Wein for Loudon, June 20, lat. 30 S.,

lon. 38 K
Florence, from Gant ay for Liverpool, June 4, 1at.138., lon. 7s E.
Gibraltar ,barque., from Ceylon, June IJ, off Madagascar.
Hermioue, from blaurillus for Queenstown, July 11.
Henrietta :barque. for Australia, July HI, hit.. 8 S., lon. 34 W.
Indus, from Algos Llay for London, June 15. lat. 17 S., Ion.: W.
Isabel, from Maur hey fur Loudon, June 8, lat. 35 4., lou. 21 E.
Johanna (Dutch barque), from Cochin for London, May 27.
Margaret, from Moulmom for Liverpool, June at lat. 30 8., lon.
28 E.
Ocean Home, from tomboy for Liverpool, July 20.
Sir Ralph Abercrombie, front Whampoa for London, Juno 18,
lat. 37 S., lon. 25 K
Sea Queen, from Bombay, June 25, lot. 36 S., lon. 25 F.
Telegraph, from Liverpool fur Sydney, July 20, lat. 11 N., ion.
115 W
Thomas Campbell (ship), from London fur Calcutta, August 21,
lat. 41.13 lilt W.

Loss or TWO BRITISH Sams.—The mail which
arrived on Saturday from St. Helena communicates the lon
of the British ships Storm Queen and Sir Thomas Gresham
while on Indian voyages. Host of the crews had been pre-
served, but the fate of the remainder created much anxiety.
The Storm Queen, Captain 211• Fie commander, belowiug to
the Clyde, 1,080 tuns, was on a passage from London to
Kurrachee, when, in consequence of encountering tail
weather, the ship, on the 19th of June, in Ist. 30 S.,
lon. 36 E. was abandoned in a sinking and disable' con-
dition. Captain M'Fie, the master' with the second officer,
purser, and others of the mew, 24 in all, took to the loug-
boat, and the remainder on board, 13, to another boot. Ou the
following day the ship Hiawatha, Captain Dean, sighted the
former bunt, containing the captain, and having borne
down to it succeeded iu taking all on board. Captain
Dewar was then apprised of the other bust being out with
the remainder of the luinds, and the Hiawatha bore up for
several hours in the hope of observing the miming bat,
but nothing could be seen of her, and unless it was
picked up it could never reach the shore. The names of
' those saved are Captain Andrew 31`Fie, master ; Mr. J.
Badlardie, second officer ; Mr. D. Law, purser ; Philip
Tunnel, carpenter • George Clark, cook ; John Mackinly,
sailmaker ; Andrew Kirke, A.B. ; George Scott, E. Hol-
land, Ernest Allonhy, Henrique Pitt, apprentices ; and A.
Davidson and Thomas Humphreys. The Sir Thongs
Gresham was a well-known East India trader, and it ap-
peared that she was abandoned on the 20th April, iu let.
31 N. lon. 92 E., and nine of the crew were reported to
have been picked up by the Bellona, for London from Cal-
cutta. The ships and carzoes were heavily insured.
A BRAVE FaLLow.—On Thursday afternoon, a
seaman pensioner fell from the Argo, hulk, lying off the
dockyard, &height of 'AI feet, and sank to the bottom, which
being perceived by one of the hired shipwrights named
Westly Clapp, lie immediately dived after him and brought
him to the surface, for which gallant act the admiral super-
intendent Ilea ordered him to be placed ou the eatubliahmeut
the first vacancy.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGE'S, AND DEATHS.

BERTHS.

!oral Hume, Iveraton, the wife of

W. G. Ainslie, Esq., of a daughter.
BEAWk:LL —August 30, at Blackheath-hill, Mn. J. P. Bentsen,

of a ilauuliter7
BEV AN. —August 79, at Rosendide,' Sydenham, the wife of W.
Bevan, E.g., of a non.
GA NlN.—August 2S, at Bdendiru‘e,lWestmoreland, the wife
i`aptain H. liand). of a sou.
31ILM A N. —August tif, at Moorpark, near Ludlow, Lady If Balm.
of a Sou.

lIIAIUtInt*YIS.

BRAGS—YADWICK.—AtarusiIB,---alHoye Church, Brighten. ly
the Roy. J. Chalmers, M.A., the Rev. H. Brass, RA., F.C.s.,
to Mary. daughter of the late 1). Potlatch, Fay., of Thorney
lobed, gnaws.
LARK ING—COLLMS.—Anguat 2P, at Crayfnrd Church, Kent,
by the Rev. W. Longlanda G. F. Larking, Rag., of the Elms.
beationwell. RAM, to Harriet, daughter of Mr. C. Collins, of
Dartford, Kent.
SNKLL—SNRWIN.—Angoat 28, at Trinity Church, Maryleheae,
by the Rev. S. Garrott, James, eon of J. Snell, gam., of Men-
taxon-Warn. Clapham-road, to Fanny Cacao, daughter of C.
aneveln, Kai., of Lloyd-atom,
TAYLOR—HAUL—August 28, al Caine. by the Rev. Canon
Guthrie, Chariest Taylor. Delo o/ \Yr: York, to Sophia, third
daughter of Mr. Janice C. Hale.