The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-27 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOIF.N WITH.

Ands Kimball: (hwy..), Marrlll, from New ()inane for larerpea,
July I, lat.. 311.i0, km 63.0.
Ballarat (barque), from Madras for 114.cd00, Jrly If, lat. 37.30 N., lon
15.10 W
FAWNS CO7 (skip), hound south, about 60 roller north•wrt of Cap
Plulatiere, July Oil.
Isar, Newman, from London for St. Helena, Jam 16, 1411.11 S.,
lam 30 .10 W.
Qum of th• eouth (barque), from Callao far Cork, June 26, lath*
M., 105..0 M
Rosario (barque), from Liverpool for Monte Video, July 13, lAL 1153
N., la.a W.
Young kers, Merryman, from Sunderland for New Took, Jo= 21,
lat. OM, 100. 5i.,..

THE VANDERBILT STEAMERA.—AII the steams,
of the Vanderbilt hoe are coming into Southampton Decks Is
future, instead of Mopping et Cowes. The steamer Vander-
bilt, belonging to the above-mentioned line, came up Sonde
ampton Water last Wednesday to take in 400 tuns of cosh,
in order to make up the 1,400 tons necessary to carry WY
New York. She ought to have lift with the United aim
mails at throe p.m. un that day, bat she had not coaled OS
10.30 pm. The tide was falling at that time. The hed 111
the Vanderbilt is one of the longest in the world, Made
ship drew nearly 22 feet of water, yet the pilot Wass lele
tared to take her down Southampton Water. Such aAM
se taking a ship of this aim out to ma in the night ca es eft
tide has perhaps never been attempted before. Waters hi
the Vanderbilt soon after midnight outside the Needles. Tr
morrow she will be most probably off Cape Race, in New-
toundlend, and the news she took out will shortly after the
be telegraphed to New York.

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LAUNCH OF A TURKISH GUNBOAT.—On Saturday
a boat built expressly for the couveyance of troops up shallow
rivers was launched from the yard of Mr. Thompson, of
Rotherbithe. It has been constructed on the principle el
diagonal planking, sod whets fitted with engines. pivot pa
for bows, and fully armed and equipped, ia only to draw
three feet of water. " Considerable anxiety prevailed easepi
Use contracting parties lest the Luting of the vend skull
indicate any prospect of non-compliance with these rather
exacting terms. and on behalf of the Turkish government,
Vice-Admiral His Excellency &lib Pasha, Captain Ford,
R.N., and others wens present to watch the launch. Kr.
Ravenbill, of Eavenhill, Salkeld, and Co., who supply the
engines (16 horse-power), being also an antiousepentou
The result was most satisfactory. The signal has* Ira
given, Mrs. Lake, one of the holies of the party, dashed the
chum/rang bottle against the bows with Clod speed the
Bovine," and the venal glided into the Thames, ikons', as
near as the perturbed state of the inter would admit 41
judgment, only seventeen inches draught. We believe this Is
the first Turkish boat that has been named in this may,
sad it even now remains tor the Sultan to accept that die
&qua, which is the name of the actual liver up whicktbs
vessel is destined to proceed before the Montenegrins are
encountered. Exemplary expedition has been displayed is
everything connected with the building of the Boyer.
Although the contract allowed Mr. Thompson en uasee*
brief tuns, the launch took place the day specified, the ear
paring will be completed to-day, to-morrow Mans. Raven'
bill's fitting of the engines COMMONS, sad In a fortnight dm
vases' will be on her way to the Rest.
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PERILOUS POSITION OF A YACHT.—A furious
gale, which was attended with heavy showers of rain, blew
over Liverpool, on Saturday night and Sunday morning, die
vastating gardens, and blowing down chimneys,
_trios, it•
A model yacht, the Meta, built and owned by Mr. Sineldr
Byrne, of Birkenhead, railed from Liverpool for the Isle el
Man, on Saturday morning, and when off the island st nice
o'olock at night she was caught In the hurricane, and hoes
to till four o'clock In the morning. The Meta, which is
under 8 tons bantam, and was manned by two urn and a
boy, returned to Liverpool on Sunday but little damaged.
and her owner expects that she will yet win at the Deagae
regatta.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

BINGILILX.--Tol7 77, 4. Up; Vi;rtia;;atalreet., Liverpool, Ina.
of W. atennseo. Esq.. of • osoaliter.
ByNo.—.l2dp Si, at Yuen n 11•11, Xmas, the write of U. Bing, la
of edam/bur.
(11LD1111.—Jal7 23. at Fairfield Parsonage, Lll orpooL Mrs. 004
of a our
lIACLZAIL—Juiy 21, at Weatbournstoresoo, Uidopark. the •12112
(2. Maingan, Erg., of a son.
3101111.AY.—July !Lad Warden LOdge. Staten, dm wile or 0. Wm*
a a batik,
RZNDALL.—JuIy 2, at
Use nor.

Li ALL at Otest Sollrlght Itactorr. Minim Nall&
artfs of the v. U. emdall. a a Somerset,
TAILUK.,--July 73, et Sbeptoo Mallet, Somerset, the wire of the
0. It. Taylor, of a osmanar
TISDALL—JuIy 13, ►t bombosaagb.tenses. DobL.. the 1101 NIS
Ttadall, Neg., of • rm.