The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-20 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Caroline Agnate, from Singapore for London 101 days, July 19,
lat. 7.N N., lon. 26.e0 W.
Clarmos, from London tor Sydney, July 20, lat. 8 N., lon. 21 W.
Caroline Amass, from Singapore for London, April 29.
City of Dago; from Manilla for Lynn 127 days, July 20, 1at.10.16
A., lon. 20.20 W.
Eastern Province, from Slam Bay, July 6, lat. 21 S., lon. 4 E.
Jenny lonea, from Ccdombo for London, August 3, lat. 36 N.,
lon. 37 W.
Monteagle, from London for Bombay (troope, June 19, lat. 22
8.. lon. 29 W.
Parsee 'barque), from London for Madras, July 19, lat. 7.40 N.,
lon. 25.40 W.

FOREIGN AND COLONIAL MAUD, --SOUTHAMPTON,
Savu•DAr. —The Hamburg and American steamer Divans
left here to-day for New York, with a large number of Ger-
man emigrants. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's
steamer Maril left here also to-day, to be *cad on the
Mediternman mail station. The Pere leaves on Monday,
with the India, China, and Australian mail ; the Ful-
ton on Wednesday, with the American mail; and the
Ellors. on Monday week, with the Bombay mail. The
Oneida having undergone extensive repairs, will take out
the next Brasil mail. The Illinois, with the United States
mail ; the Delta, with the Bombay mail ; the Sultan, with
the Peninsular mail; and the La Plata, with the West India
mail, are due here next week. The Australian mail, which
has hitherto been due here on the 10th of the month, will
or the future be due on the 18th. .

TIES CILOPB IN BILITLSI/ AMERICA.—A number of
showers, succeeded by warm weather, had had the effect of
completely ripening the fall wheat, so that harvesting bad
begun early in the Upper Canada sections of the country.
The weather had been all that could be desired, sad by tlr
end of the month the great bulk of the mop would hessfely
housed. The spring grains were Rapidly ripemieg. and
everything promises • full crop et all eereals. - The barley
crop, which is unusually large, would turn out well The
quality of some of tam new wheat crop brought to market
had never been enflamed. and the samples of all the pains
yet exhibited equal to any ever before shown here. Susi•
nese had been very dull throughout the week, and no
revival cwld be expected until after harvest. There bad
been only • limited business in produce, and prices re-
mained much the same.—Canadian Netts.
ZPPB'B HOMMOYATIIIC COCOA. —DA delicious
uoma, grateful smoothness, sod Invigorating power have pro
ured its general adoption u • breakfast beverage. lib.
ob., and 11L, packets, ails. A. per lb., by the principal grocers.
Labelled "James Epps, Hot allopathic Chemist, London.'—td
vertlasteeni.

BIRTHS, MAMMIES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

BAGOT.—August 15, at Neatene447.•old Hall, Leicestershire, the
wife of Captain H Bagel, R.N., of a son.
BELPBR.—August 18, at Kingston, Notts. Lady Helper, of
daughter.
CRUICK9HANK.—Auguat 14, at Hailed House, near Edinburgh.
the wife of A. Crtikkahank, Req., of &daughter.
KlNG.—August 15, at Lowndenaquare, the wife of J. D. King,
Esg of a daughter.
PARI`RIDCIK —August Hi, at Birehlleid, near Birmingham, the
wife of J. A. Partridge, Kay.. of a lOU.
PATIORON.—August 15, at Belmont -hill, Lee, Kent, the wife Of
J. Paterson, Eng., of a daughter.
WEYLAND.—August 16, at Woodrising Hall, Norfolk, Lady
Catherine Weyland, of aeon.
MARRIAGES.
ARBUTHNOT—WOOD.—August 15. at St. Luke's, Cheltenham,
by the Rev. P. C. Law, Captain 0. A. Arbuthnot, H. M dth
Regt. Madras Light Cavalry, to Fanny Isabella, daughter of
Lent.-Coionel H. W. Wood, late of H. M.'s Madras Army.
CLEAVE—PHILLOIT.—August 18, at Budleigh„ Devon, by the
Rem B. Cleave, J. Cleave, Up., of the Inner Temple, to Matilda
Henrietta Hamilton Phtilott, daughter of the late Captain W. J.
Phillott, Bengal Army.
ENDLII3II-51ANDER.—August 16, at fit. John's, Hasknel, by
the Rev. P. Perrier, M.A., T. English, fag., M.D.go Jane.
daughter of J. 0. Mender, lip., of 6113r00m/ore.
DEATHS.
ABERDEIN.—August 15, at Hoelton, Devon, R. H. Aberdels,
keg., aged 65.
ARMITAGE—Auto* 17. at Birkby Lodge, ifustitervfield, J.
Armitage. HR. J.E.. Nerd 88.
CYADlPM4.—tkalpant 16, at Bridge-road, St, Johnl.woovi, Jane.
wife of Mr. J. B. Craaipern, aged :c?
DAVlB.—Avgast 15, at Pomona-plater, PATIMIII.IOI4 lraihara.
Mr. W. Darla, aged 72.
EDWARD&—Angsnt 16, at Oloueester-alreet, Inaserlek44csare•
&Wog, Mr. C. aged Mi.

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