The Express.
London, England, 1860-05-05 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Advance, from Bombay for Liverpool, May 1.
Ballarat, from London for Shanshae, PO dos, March 22, lat 0.62
N, lon 23 W . lost one man overboard in the Bay of Biscay
one died with the smallpox ; two moos dangerouaLy in, and
four Mhers slightly with the same disease.
Cincinnatus ship', from Bombay for Hull, March 27, lat 6.30 Be
lon 18.0 W.

Dakmaln, from Cochin for Liverpool, March 25, lei 7 A, 100 17W.
Marcianua, from Bombay for Liverpool, April 4, lat Y N,

. ,
23 W.
?ion Greene, from Bombay for Liverpool, March 12, let 28 8,

lon-

ROW Yuguerlte, from Cape Town for London, April 8.
Baladin, from London for Calcutta, April 1, on the Line, lon
IS W.

THE IeiHrHOPOUSAN UNDIP.OHOUND RAILWAY.—
An influential public meeting of the inhabitants, shop-
keepers, and occupiers of houses in the Euston-road and
vicinity, was held yesterday afternoon, at Frampton's
Musk-hall, Duke's-road, St. Pancras, to consider what steps
should be taken to obviate the Barlous loss and inconvenience
arising from the opening of the Euston•road, each side for
the sewerage, and in the centre for the Metropolitan Rail-
way. Several gentlemen addressed the meeting, and reso-
lutions were passed for the formation of a Trade Protection
Association, and the appointment of officers to be under
the government of a committee. It was further resolved
that a case should be prepared to be laid before Mr. E.
James (the borough member), for his opinion, whether there
is not a remedy for the tradespeople and householders in
the Easton-mad against the Metropolitan Railway Company,
by way of compeneation or otherwise for the serious loss
and inconvenience in business caused to them through the
carrying out of the railway works. A subscription was en-
tered into, and a deputation appointed to wait upon the
vestry at their neat sitting, to ask their assistance.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIT*.

CHRISTMAS —May 1, at Vriory -place, Both, the wife of T.
Christmas, Esq., of a daughter.
CRAlo.—April SO, at Armagh. Ireland, the wife of A. Craig.
Rig., of a daughter.
CROSBY.—Ma) 2, at Plusbury.place, the wife of T. B. Crosby,
KN., of a daughter.
GRENFELL —May 2, at Norfolk-crescent, the wife of P. D.
Orenfell, Req., of a daughter.
111•DOUGALL—flay 3, at Blackheath, the wife of 0. F. 11'Dou-
gen, IN., R.N., of a son.
111111P8.—May 1, at Heybridge, Staffordshire, the wife of
J. W. Philips. Eeqs, of a son.
ROBERTS.—ApriI W. the wife of W. Roberta, Fag., of Kensing-
ton.park.prdens, Notting.hill, of a son.