The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-25 00:00:00

CASUALTIES.

Cardiff Less Failed from Villa Real ni the XOth of February for
the United Kingdom, and has not since been heard of.
Seventeenth of May, Captain Falkenborg, from Bristol for WB•
Mingtom N.C., was reported on shore on the River Shoals,
ahout eight miles below Wilmington. on the 4th of June, but
was expected oil the following day.—Boston June 8.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Ann Lawson (barque., from Liverpool ten dap', June 19, Lt.
4844, lon. 9.60 W.
C 1111,16 Harold, from Bombay for Liverpool, May 9, lat. 22 N.,

lon. 21.54 W.
Campbell ship'. from Bombay for Liverpool, March 2.5, lat. 51.43
8., Inn. 44 25F..
Edmund Freston 'barque', from Liverpool for Valparaiso, April

6, a Rio Janeiro.
Francis B. Cutting, from New York for Liverpool, June 2, let.

447, Inn. 65 25.
Jane, from Moulmein for Cork, June 10, lot. 61 N., Inn. 19 W.
New 11itrupvhlre , from Sew thieve for Liverpool, May 20,
let. 27 45, lon 70.30.
Tuscumni. from New York for Liverpool, June 14 let. 46 N.,
lon. 37 W.

[AdVeltiffellitetitY—HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND
Pata.--itrigno VAILIATIOIIB.-9carcely a function in the human
body escapes some inconvenience at this se:min—the stomach.
tits liver, the brain. and the akin are chiefly the affected
functions and for these Holloway's remedies are certain anti-
dotes. The ointment should lie rubbed upon the skin aa near as
possible to the disordered orwan with great regularity and per-
severance, while the pills are taken in appropriate ill oatal : wit !eh
are always plainly Indicated In the Book of Directions " sta•
rounding each packet. They speedily remove the irregularities
of females, and with certainty and safety restore the most dell-
Cate and nervous invalids from misery to beauty. ha maim..., and
health. Holloway's ointment and pills prove 510 ais mltd
soothing, and restorative.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

BESVOIL—June.22, at Upper liorlepatreet, the wife of C.

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Horror, Eau., of a son.
CUTTER.—Junefil. at Springfield, Putney, the wife of W U.

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tatter, Esq., of a sou. _
GRAZABROOIC.—June 20, at finskirsonatreet, Liverpool, the
wife of G. Orazebrook, Ego., of a dauOter.
Offilllnkl.—Jtine 22, at Church.row, Ranipstead, the wife of
the Rev. K. 0. Griffith, of a ‘laughter.
HASTINGS.—June hi, at Wille4e) liaf, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, the
Lady Edith Abney Hastings, of a son.
ifErfeClf.—Juue 20, at Lanrie.ternice, Southwark, the wife of
Mr. W. Deutsch, of a daughter.
MAYD.—June 20. at roper Montagu-street, Montagu.sonare,
the wife of W. Maid. Reqv. of • daw,thter.
BEER ON.—dune 20. at Thurloe.square, Lady Anne Sherson

of a sou.
TAYLOR.—Jove 20, at Maywood. Surrey, the wife of the Ecv.
8. B. Taylor, of a sou.

MARRIAGES.

BENDELACK—ATRINSON.—June 10, at St. James'. (Torch, by
the Rev. Hugh Stainer, John Henry Bendelnek, to Ithnnah.
youngest daughter of the tate Mr. Atkinson. formerly head-
master of the Blackburn Grammer School.
BROWN—YKARSE.—June 20, at Christ Church, Iflghtinry, by
the Rev. W. B. Mackenzie, M.A.. W. H. Brown, Esq., of Hai,
vave-parkzoail. to Bethle Annette, daughter of the late
P. J. T. Pewee. of Freilericlizplace, tild Jewry.
FANK—TIIORNH I LI, —June 21, at St. Stephen'a,
by the Hon. and limy A. Byron. John Augustus, son of Lieut.-
Colonel Fang, of Wormsley, Oxfordshire, to Yleanor, daughter
of tbe late T. Thornhill, Esq., of Woodleys.
guiy—VAßVlLL—June 21, at Trinity Church. York, by the
Rev. R. W. Hltey, )I.A.,Charies, son of R. lilley, Esq., of
Thorp-arch Orange, near Tadcaater, to Elizabeth, daughter of
R. Verrill, of the Mount, York.