The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-01 00:00:00

VESSRLS SPOKEN WITH.

Aware (Larkin Alp), from rondos for Elavanash, °cater 23
la% 43.21 N. lon 21.6 W.
Mesa (bartem), tram Blngspow for Urerpool, Kept. 1, lat 33.014.
km 11.0 [-
De Weber& Irmo Liverpool for Cecutta, Sept. 13, lat 11.7 N, loft
W-10 W.
ldivard, Ram Moulmein for Load., Not- 4 Sat 34.49 8, too W. 33 11,
Margaret Pollocai Britich snip). for Loodoe, October 27, lat 41.30
lon 1.311 W ; W well
air (brig), from Liverpool (Cr Pernambuco, 37 days, !apt 17, lat
10.00 N, lag 36.33 W.
Too. Basun (liguith aldp), from Liverpool for Waidlla, October 3,
1.16 if, km 26.13 W.

MAILS FOR AMERICA VIA CORR.—The follow-
's' notice has been trard from the General Post °Moe
Arrangement. have been made tor the British packets con-
veying the malls between this country and North America
to all at Queenstown (Cork), Lit the &arrows of embarking
and landing mails, on each of Blair voyages between Liver-
pool and Boston, ere that is, on every alternate
voyage by Britiah packet to and from America. For the
future, therefore, the outward mails will include such cor-
respandeuee as may be posted or may arrive in London up to
the usual poet-hour on Saturday evening, or ton reach Cork
up to Sunday morning; so that • considerable additional time
will be allowed throughout the kingdom for patties letters,
&c., sent by these British peckers to the United States and
to British North America. This 'transmits= will commence
with the packet appointed to leave Liverpool on Saturday,
• Nov. 5, and will continue thenceforth on every alternate
Saturday. Notice will be raven in both the daily and weekly
editions of the Postal °Metal Circular," of the dates of
sailing of the packets to which this arrangement will apply.
As the mails from Boston and Balite: will in future be
lauded at a shorter Unarm! after their embarkation than
heretofore, it ma not be visible to sort all the newspapers,
on the hoe voyage, before the arrival of the packet at
Queenstown. Any newel*, era that may remain unsorted.
will, as at present, be carried on to Liverpool.
THE Loss OF THE DUKE OF RICHMOND STEAMER.
—OFFICIAL INQUIRY.—On Tllttreday and Friday tart an
official inquiry Into the cireumstances &Beadles the wreck of
the Duke of Richmond was :.old at Aberdeen. After hearing
the evidence the nmel.traae exonerated Captain Geddes
from all blame, and returned Dim he certificate; but thought
Mr. Smart, the mate, was in anue degree to blame. and
therefore retained hie certificate to be forwarded to the Board
of Trade.

THE GREAT EASTERN.—The Liverpool Daily
Post states that the Gnat Eastern rile to-day (Turalay)
for Northampton; that Mr. Soar Ewell is to be entirely
dispensed with, and the uhele direction emanated to Mr.
TAOS. Bold (of Liverpool); end that 40,0001. has been placed
et that gentleman's dupissi cuoplete the ship m speedily
as possible. It is timber stated that in the spring the
vessel come to Lisz rpot;
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f[Advertisernent.l—r HoLLowAT's PILLS AND
O .—ACIDITY. Ilgeftesren, pl_.rr laPl I. Ell —This
forinklene way of Wows* will Not alarm thaws who him once ent-
hused the happy mow In whfeh colt nal all of theta 'kW to the
purltytog Influence of Owe lIS-. 'noir .fleet i. ready Inereederl by
rubbing the port. or the ekto mar the put. affected with Holloway
Ointment, which tsar through the oleos. ar,sl act. upon town orate
• intenowl to the portion tol✓sd. It is won•ierul how In.l •e•tLw
miectunhe to inch krannoot ebb% siwws. WITS, relief 10 s .eon time.
0001. and rbeinnationi are whew aceorniwitled by disordered
etws•dt, whkh Lbd ..me r, omit.. mum, rectify, by purifying the
Wood and regulaung the set:. 0. the lava, Int:sos•. end bowel,

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