The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-29 00:00:00

Week emlins Nov. 10.
Ottoman

90i
.116

6 9 1,229

Smyrna and Curl* sts 1.130 ail 1.503
Week ending Nov. 22.
Dublin and Meath SS 166 145 311 273
Week ending Nov. U.
Brecon and Merthyr 72 434 1.66 1,400 1.322
North Eastern 1215 17,457 50,747 7044 70212
Week ending Nov. U.
Beltaatand County Down 430 247 727 713
Bristol and Exeter lu 3,0e7 3,106 6,172 6,025
North Britiat

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AronitALTY, Nov. 28.—Areourntrans.—Lien-
tenant Henry Studdy to the Asia, as Sag lieutenant to
Rear-Admiral Wellesley ; Chief Engineer William Pitt to
the Jumna ; Assistant-Surgeon Edward J. Butler, addi-
tional, to the Wellealey,for service in Chatham Dockyard ;
Assistant-Paymaster William A. Brown to the Victory, as
supernumerary.; Clerk Henry C. W. Gibson to the Vic-
tory. as secretary's clerk ; and naval cadet, nominated,
William G. White. _ .

SHIPPING DISASTERS. The Polonaise, from
Shanghai to London, with • cargo of tea, was caught by
the typhoon, and driven into the harbour at Hong Kong,
where she is discharging her cargo, ore-third of it being
damaged by the salt water, of which there is gni feet in the
hold. The ss. Oneota, from Charleston to New York,
foundered, en the 12th of November, off Cape Lookout,
during • heavy gale from the N.E.
MLSSING Buirs.—The Heroes of Alma, which
sailed from Hong Kong for Japan on the 10th May, and
the Ocean Queen, which left Trinidad fur tondos on the
19th of July, have not since been heard of. The Japanese,
from Rangoon for Liverpool, left the former port on the
27th of April, and was spoken on the 6th of May in I.d.
10 N. and long. 93 E. Since then she has not been
heard of. _ _

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.
CLAREMONT.—Norernber 20, at Id illbrook.houee, Hampstead.
road, the wife of C. C. Claremont. M. R. C.F., of a daughter.
ELAN K EY.—November 2b, at Hertford !trout, slayfair, the wile
of S. A. Markey, Esq., of a daughter
KlNG.—November 20, at Myddeltonaquare, Clerkeuwell,
H. King, of a son.
LA NllllGRE—November 27, at Eldon-road, Hampstead, the wife
of R. I'. langenore, Esq., of a sou.
IiII.:IIOL3ON.—N °cumber 26, at Sumet.square, llyde.park, tic
wife of W. Nicholson, Esq.. M. P., of o r, n.
W IGGIN.—Nos ember 26, at Metchley Grange, Harborne, Mrs.
H. Arisen, of a son.
MARRIAGES.
BENNUIT—KING.—November tt. at St. James's Paddington.
by the Bev. W. Leiria, T. J. Bennett, 11. D., of Wilton, Wilts.
to Elisabeth Grace. nlict of T. King, 144.
CIGMS—SEAGRAVL—Noventber Si, at the pariah chursh.
Great Cornard,Sadolk, by the Bev. J. D. Sparrow, Frolencir
G., sun of Mr. P. K. tons. Sudbury, to Lonna, ssvoml
youngest daughterof Yr. J. Seagram, of Cornard and Sudbury.
No cards.
ELW ES—GlBBON.—November 26. at St. George's, BUOTer -
square, by the Bev. C. Causton, C. W. Wires, Edo., M.D..
Of the late J. 11 Elves, Eso., of Boaungton, Haute, to Lou'),
daughter of E. B. Gibbon. Esq.
DEATHS.
ELDERTON.—November 26, Catherine Dorothea, the wife
ef
Major A. Elderton.
ETLI NOEL—November 27, at Goweratreet, Florence Aug*"
the wife of K Falinger, Esq.
JAWlLS.—November Sb, at Camberwell NOW.TOB4, Dinah Gas*
net Jacobs, relict of the late L. Jacobs, aged fa.
SliAlLP.—November 25, Mr. G. Sharp, of If altby-strect, For
inondaey, aged SA.
WARD —November 26, at Markham-vinare, CheLsea, La.rer
Chambers, son of Dr. M. Ward. aged 23.
WATERS.—Nevesaber 28, as Ls Grove, Salisbury, B. Waurs
Bog, ge•dTM

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Ituony. NOTIXDILA 29.1867.