The Express.
London, England, 1860-04-06 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Canoque, from London for New Zealand IA days, March 1, lat.
FM N., lon. Yl W.
Durham, from Sunderland for Colombo, Feb. 24, lat. 5 N., lon.
t 2 W.
Diana. from Mangalore for Queenstown, Jan. 15, lat. 34 S., ion.
25 E.
New Era, from London for Madras 27 days, Feb. 27, let. 1.28 N.,
ion. 20.10 W.
Octavio', from London for Calcutta, Dec. 13, lat. 3 8., lon. 65 E.
Palmerston (ship), from Calcutta for Londou, Feb. 21, tat. 4.50
8., lon. 18.17 W.
Romeo iborque„ from Liverpool for Hong Kong 18 days, March
2,lst. 3.43 N., lon. 21.50 W.
Santiago 'barque., from Bahia for London, March 20, tat. 45.13,
lon. 25.31 W.

ATTENDANCE OF BARRIE/1M AT THE DERBY
trdsrlot Szatuoirs.—Considerable surprise was caused on
Tay, at the Derby Quarter Sessions, by the appearance
in court, for the firrt time, of seven barristers of the Mid-
land Circuit, in their robes. One of them (Mr. Manson),
addressing the Itieoordar, sail. " Sir, on the part of • num-
ber of the gentlemen of the by not only of those attend-
ing the Derbyshire Sessions, bat of others practising upon
the Midland Circuit, I beg to announce to you, sir, that it
is their intention, under your sanction, to form a bar for
attending not only the Crown Court, over which you pre-
' side, but also the Court of Record for the trial of civil
cases. Ido not apprehend that it is necessary for me, in
applying for your sanction, to state any ground for such ap-
plication, inasmuch as this in the only county town upon
the Midland Circuit in which the court of the recorder is
not attended by gentlemen of the bar ; but were any ground
neoesrq I ought advert to the fact that her Majesty's
Privy Council has, by applying the rules of the Common
Law Procedure Act to your Cant of Record, intimated an
opinion that it should not be allowed to fall into desuetude."
Mr. Flewker inquired whether it was intended to exclude
the attorneys of the town from practising in the eourt.
They thought that was an unfair attempt to take from
them a privilege which they had exercised for a great cam-
ber of years. The Recorder said that he considered it very
beneficial to the public that the advocacy should he a
distinct pert of the legal profession, and public justice re-
quired it. Whether it was a proper thing for it to be done
In this court he would not say. He would consult others
on the matter, and give his decision next court day. —Derby
Mercury.
Two FED ALMS DROWNED IN THE AVON.—On
Tuesday afternoon, a party consisting of three males and
three females left Bristol in a boat, and proceeded up the
Avon, intending to spend a pleasant evening in the country.
About six o'clock the boat capsized, all being precipitated
into the water, except one man ; and then commenced the
desperate struggle for life. Four of the party were speedily
rescued, and the bodies of two unfortunate females, Jooes
and Westerlite, who resided in Alfred-street, were after-
wards recovered, but not until life was quite extinct.
ACCOMMODATION FOR THE SALT TRADE AT BIRKSN-
RIAD. —At the meeting of the Mersey Dock Board yester-
day •• letter was read upon the necessity of providing suit-
abk accommodation for the salt trade at Birkenhead. The

communication stated that it was in contemplation to con-
struct branch line of railway from Helsby to Birkenhead,
so that salt might be brought from the pits by rail at a low
rate, and thus escape the Weaver dues which are deemed
both heavy and obnoxious.
GOLD FROM AUSTRALIA.—The following ships
had left Melbourne as follows, with the quantity of gold
named, in addition to their general cargo :—Greyhound, to
Liverpool, 17th Jan., 5,000 ounces of gold ; Monarch, Lon-
don, 24th Jan., 29,000 ounce; ; Norwood, London, 24th Jan.,
9,000 ounces ; Ocean Chief, Liverpool, 24th Jan., 32,000
ounces; Montgomery, London, 21th Jan., 9,000 ounces;
Lightning, Liverpool, 13th Feb., 13,000 ounces; Lincoln-
shire, London, 13th Feb., 32,000 ounces ; total, 129,000
ounces of gold, value 516,000 f.
EDINEVEOH Powr-orrica.—The Chancellor of the
Exchequer has addressed the following note to the Lord
Provost of Edinburgh on the suspended work of the Post.
ottioe erection in that city:—" 1 have just received the re-
port un the Edinburgh Post-ollice. We shall, .1 think, be
prepared to proceed with it, but with • contraction of the
outlay. Unfortunately, it is quite beyond my power to
enter upon details at this time ; but it Is probable you may
be satisfied with the general description I have given you of
our intentions. Should you desire further io, and
should you be unable to postpone the period of receiving
them I will request Mr. Laing, to put himself in core-
spondence with you."
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chest complaints are continually produced by the east wind and
variable temperature. In all such cases early attention and effec-
tive treatment are demanded to prevent their degenerating Into
more serious and often fatal maladies. The Invalid may rest
assured that Holloway's Pills, without worrying the weakest con-
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should be rubbed on the chest, back, and sides every night and
morning for at least ten minutes, and the parts then encased In
darnel. This course of treatment will lessen fever, rectify Snel-
-1 pent congestion, relieve the oppressed lungs, and remove rest-
lassoes,. hoarseness, and cough. Thorough restoration will re
ward diligence and attention in following this advice.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

BALIEWORTIL—AprfI 2, at Minion., Lower Catel, Guernsey,
lira. J. C. Barirworth, of a son.
BIOOL —April 3, at Oakwood, Beckenham, the wUe of C. 3.
lag, of a ion.
BUMCIIA24.—ApriI 3, at Cirencester, the wife of Professor

Backman, of a son.
DUODALL—AmiI 3, at Hart-hill, Cheshire, the wife of J. Dug.
dale, Esq., of a son-
llNCH.—Apill 3, at gtaluton Lodge, Blackheath, the wife of L
Mitch. M.D., of • son.
LEABY.—April 3, at Simmons.court, near Dublin, the wife of
Ma3mldahy, ILE., of &sou.
MATHIAI3.—March 31. at Uppingbani. Rutland, the wife of the
Bev. 0. H. D. Mathias, of a sou.
MlLLB.—April 1, at Lloyd-square, the wife of W. P. )wile.
Beg., of a daughter.
BTlONo.—Aptil 4, at Sussex-terrace, the wife of H. L Stneg,
Esq., of a daughter.
BUTCLIPTK—ApriI 3, at Wafted Home. near Eautdord,
Cheshire, the wife of .1. Sutcliffe, Esq., of a son.
THISTLICTOS.—ApriI 3, at Ifeworth Cottage. York, the wife of
C. A. Thietleton, Eq., of a son.
W A
HIGHTMN.—March 31, at Queen's-road., illas. Woentock.
hill, the wife of .1. 31. Weightman, Esq., of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.
AN SON—TAYLOR.—ApriI 3, at the Wesleyan Chapel, Selby. 11
the Rev. B. Wrench, Mr. I. N. Anion, of Selby, to Elisabeth.
daughter of Mr. T. Taylor, of Castor, Lincolnshire.
BUCK —SW INSON.—April S. at the parish church. Leamington,
by the Bev. H. Davies, Charles, sou of the late U. Lsq ,
of Sutton Coldileld, to Harriet, daughter of O. N. Sw insult
n.
00 BEVIANIDLVt.—March 31, at the Church of the Holy
Trinity, Chelsea, by the Rev. R. Burgess, RD., J. H. Goetze.
Esq., of Upper Hamilton-terrace, St. Joinesdcood, to Rosins
Harriet, daughter of J. Bentley, Esq., of Sloancetreet, tiwb es.
HRPPIR—STANILAND.—ApriI 4, at St. John's. Leeds.th°
Rev. S. Flood, Mr. J. Heppe,. to Miss Clara Elizabeth stain 6
laud, both of Leeds.
MIN DLEY—WEBB.—ApriI S. at Batkwlck Church. Bath, by the
Rev. E. Wptne, Mr. C. E. Hindley, of Mount Pleasant. WO.
Mutton. Salop, to Charlotte Mary, daughter of Mr.!. Webb. of
the sense place.
MORI NAOS —H ICHA M. --April '2. at the Cathedral, Manchester,
by the Rev. G. Huutincton, Peter, son of R B. Roblns..u.
tsq.. of Tragortpark•view, Eccles Nee.road. to Lour..
daughter of J. Ingham, Lei , of South Halletreet, Strang.,
ways, all of Manchester.

DEATTIS.
BARWISL—ApriI 2, Martha, wife of O. Borwise, Lee.. 01
roughing-place, Wends% orth.rowl. aged 77.
BURK ILL.—April 4. et Chapel-Allerton Hall, near Leeds. Tho-
mas Ildwin, eon of 1. Burkili. Hey., aged
CROCKLEY.—ApeII .1 at Deptford, Captain T. 9. Croak!.
Haidiar—April 2, at Nast Hill, near home, the Her. H.
IC:VILApeII 1, at Deronshieaterrace, flyile-park, T. keosh.
IfiliNr±rpoil 2, at Hill House, Streatier, Herb, W. Hiplines
LAlo.2erlialt at York-place. Portnian-soare, J. Law, Lei.
""m 113.

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