The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-06 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Broth.. (British barque). of Desks. km Lambs M etualmy, DM,
10, lat. 11111 S., lop. 418 W.
Canareettem, from Callao lot Warbad, Des. 9.
)sireiq Mom Ueda' for Osylovi, S 2 days, Mini I, lat. 00.40 N,
LUSO W.
Illtualutb, from Clyde for Bombay, Deo. IS. lat. SS 11.. Sou. II W.
laterraM, lursgs, Irma Liverpool for New York, March 17, tat.4s,
lon. 70.
Jobb L. Wale (Milpi, Lunt, from Umrpool for Phtadalphia, Ward
111, off Gorses Shoal.
itahlsoor, from London lot St. Vlatont, Mash 17, 1at.19.80 N, It..
45.10 W.

LAB4rorlie Age, trout Sydney fee Leedom, U days, Tab. SS, IM. 71.40
8., 100. 91 W.
Orient, from London** AdMMd,, lan. 8, tat. 88 IL, lan. OS E.
Snafteebary, hem Whams See Liverpool, 17 days, Feb. IT, let. Is
8., lea. eu.o W.
(s). Um* 4. Int. SS N. lea. 14 W.
Wm Med (eltip), heft Calcutta toe Liverpool. Kush JO, laL UE.
Wail W.

STEAM To NEW Yong.—The steam4hip Snook
left Southampton yesterday for New York with freight, sad
betwein 100 and 400 passengers, mostly German emigrants.

MAIL TO AIIBTRAITIA 191011 LIVERPOOL—
Mom Jame Baines and Company's celebrated Black Bell
clipper ship Marco Polo sails for Melbourne to-morrow,
with a ship mail and a full cargo. Lettere and news-
-17:will be rewired till 10.30 a.m., and with late fail a
a.m. on her day of sailing.

VEBBELS SEIZED BY THE PERUVIAN GOVERN-
IRNT.—IQI7I4IOI, Pie. 28.—The following vessels loading
guano at Pabelka and Punt* Lobos (about twenty knots
to the southward), we taken by the government steamer
Tubes, on the th January, and carried to Callao farad.
judication, via.: American ships, Linde Thompson, and
C. Yestoni and Um American barque G • Chitin
barques. Margarita and Amerios • and the C isn'ship Vir-
ginia. The Hamburg barque Julianne* and Redden ; Chilisa
ship FOllll de Bordeaux; and Chaim schooner Nest*
swaps&

LOSS OP LIFE AT SEA.--BCARBOROUGH, APRIL 2.
—Testardsy morning a boat, supposed with three men ta it,
and believed to be heat a small vessel that had foundered et
ma, was seen making for the harbour, during a gale hem
north-east; it eu%sequestly upset and was washed settees
about a mile south of this. It was about 10 feet in length,
and had attached to the stern a piece of wood, with "Robson
Hudson" method thereon. The crew were drowned.

%Pawls.— During the month of March the
number of wrecks reported was 179; in the month of Jan-
uary the number was 154; and in February 162—making a
total during the put three months of 495.-Bhippiny Gazette.

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COUNTRY MEETING OF THE ROYAL AGRICUI,
renal, Somme is 1859.—An influential public meeting
was held at Leamington yesterday, at which it wee repro.
settled that, Warwickshire being one of the counties included
in the district in which the above meeting will be held next
year, it wee desirable to secure the fixture for Warwick. The
site advocated was the racecourse in that town, a short dis-
tance from the Great Western Railway, to connect which
with the proposed plane of exhibition it wee stated that the
company were prepared to provide the requisite temporary
communication. It was also urged that the attire quantity
of land required fur the trial of implements, &c., could te
obtained within a mile of the racecourse; whilst it wee de-
cidedly advantageous that there was a second railway (tin
London and North-Western) in connexion with the town.
The Lemningtonians were asked to sittarantee 6001. as the
quota towards the usual local pubscription, and the meeting
terminated in the giving of the guarantee.

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AN AWKWARD MISTAKE AT A WEDDING.—A few
days ago a couple residing in the neighbourhood of Bride-
stows, Dena, went to the parish church to be married. The
bridegroom, Instead of taking his intended kid* at the
church door and accompanying her to the altar, walked
thither with the bride's Mater, who was one of the brides-
maids. The bride appeared to have thought that her is-
tended husband bad changed his mind at the last moment,
and she retired into a pew' in • very dejected state of mind.
The ceremony proceeded, and it was not until the clergyman
CeiGe to the important question, " WLltthon have this wows
to be thy wedded wife r that the bridegroom nu condom
of his mistake. Re then looked round the church with es-
tonialunent, and exclaimed, " This is the wrong maid, Mr
The right maid was sons found; the °steamy was aria
commenced, and the right maid was married to the tight
mac—mach to the satlefaction of all parties.

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