The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-30 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Ballarat, from London forB6aushae, 100 dap, June 14, off Java.

Conference, from Liverpool for ningapore, 104 days.
Le Hogue ;slap . Aug. 5, lat 38.50 N, lon 15.40 W.
Lucy ;brig), for Demerara, Ang. tat 43.08 N, Inn 12.22 W.
Protomelia ilerque, Aug. 41. from Alexandria for Liverpool, lat
8&53 N, Ice Id W.
Wild Wave ;ship. from Queenstown for MelLoUrne, 77 days,
Slay 1, lat 35.63 8. lon 14.11 W.
Woodpecker ;schooner,. from London for Vancouver's Island,
hit V, lon 44.

FOREIGN AND COLONIAL MAILS.—SOUTHAMPTON,
WEDNEADAT.—The Vanderbilt steamer Illinois left here to-
day, with the United States mail. The Arago, with the
nails from New York, is now due. The Ripon, with the
India and China mail, and the Tagus, with the Peninsular
mail, are due on Saturday.
KITINSION OF THE SUDBURY RAILWAY. —We
understand that the Eastern Counties Company have en-
tered into arrangements with the Sudbury. Melford, and
Clam Beltway Company, for undertaking the execution of
the line, under the powers of the act of parliament obtained
in the late session, and that it is their intention to
.apply for
powers to extend the line from Melford to Bury, our Laven-
ham, and from Clare to Climbridge. This decision of the
Eastern Counties Company gives us the prospect of more
direct access to the metropolis, and of restored communica-
tion with a district from which we have for some time been
practically cut off. We need not ray that en independent
line to London would have been more generally acceptable ;
but with the knowledge of the difficulty of constructing
such a line, and the certainty that any branch from the
Eastern Comities lino must sooner or later hive fallen into
the hands of that company—and that, perhaps, after a sea-
son of such punishment as the Eastern Union Company hair
had to endure—we think we may congratulate the district
that the Eastern Counties Company has been induced to
awry out the half•pledge which was given In their last sum-
mer's report. We believe that the works between Sudbury
and Clam will commence without loss of time.—Bury and
Norwich Post. _ _ _

The number of patients treated at the Samaritan
Free Hospital for Women and Children, Edwards-street,
Partananainare, during the week ending August 25, was
606, of which 127 were new cases.
[Ailvertisement.]--HoLLowAr's PlLLS.—Spasms,
Flatulency, Constipation.—So tunny persona setter from these
diseases that a description of them is unnecessary • but the re-
commendation to take Holloway's pills for the cure of disordered
digestion will he repaid with gsatitude by all who fire them a
single trial. No medicine will so safely and speedily restore a
deranged stomach or torpid Beer to order. No other prepara-
tion will so effectually and healthily conduct digestion, so that
sp&111116, 0:L(111(10', Hot; ether torments of dyspepsia cannot by
any possibility arise If present will be soon eared. he
power id these pills in removing acidity of the stomach, sick
headache. biliousness, Ilanhas, dysentery, and iklillity is won-
derful. They act rs tonics, alteratives, awl general regulators of
the frame.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BDITHEI.

CROCK F.R.—August IS, at aldroouth, the wife of the lies.
W. F. Crocker, M.A.. of aeon
ELDSR.—August IS, at Cartlie House, Haropolccol, the of of
A. L. Elder, kip., of a daughter
GUNNELL —August 26, at Addlsou-terrace, licusiugton.read,
the wife of Mr. E. B. Gunnell, of a daughter.
MOORE.—August 25, at Park-place Haat, Sundelland, the wife
of W. Moore, Eat.. of a daugqhter.
ItOOKß3.—Ammat is, at '. ellingtoa-place, Oxford, the wife of
the Rev. J. T. Eogera, M.A., of awn
BOUTT.—August 20, at Dudley House, Clapham-perk, the wife of
H. Scott, hey., of a sou.
PflO\.—Aoguet V, at the Vicarage. Morthbouree, Kent, the
wife of the Eke. 0. fliaipeoo, of a eon.

ANDILICWS—VOGRLSAI2O.—AItiItst 25, at St. Ilarthis-In-thc-
Yields, by the Rev. H. swuley, M.A., Thornton. eon of S.
Andrea a, EN., of John-attest, Adelptd, W Ainslie, daughter
of G. Togehaag Esq., of Hanover.
BAILLIE—MAGENIS. —Angola 2S, at St. Peter's, Pimlico. by
the Rev. J. B. Magenta, J. W. Irtalllle, Fag late Royal Horse
Guards, to Filraheth Florence, daualder of F. U. Regents,
Nti—MOWßßAY.—August 27, at Christ Church, Salford. by
the Rev. H. 1.. Ans, ong B.A. Mr. W. Halos. to Charlotte,
daughter of Mr. O. lloul;ray, of. Part-plane, Salford.
DEATHS.

ASEITON.—August 26, at invltnkond, Surrey, B. J. Ashton, Emu,
reed 47.
BAlKY.B.—Anguat 27. at Dena House, Margate, Kent, Sarah.
viten( W. Barker. hen . aged al.
GOOLEY.—August 2, at Devonshire, Matilda Jane, daughter of
Mr. A. J. Cooley, aged 20.
liARTLEY.—August 24, at Bootle Marsh, near Liverwol, Mr. J.
Hartley, aged 20.
OLIPHANT.--Augnat 27, at Clifton.terrace, Margate, Snphy.
daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel J. Oliphant. age•l ID.
rn-rocx.—August 22, at Gravesend, T. K. Pittock. Tan..
aged 72.