The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-01 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Amanda, from Havannsh for Liverpool, Aug. 9, tat 24.31, ion 9.
Alice, from London for Singapore, Aug. 1., la* 44 N. ion 25 W.
Ann E. Hooper, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, July 29, let

40.20, lon 39.30.
Callender isltip;. from Liverpool PR Boston. 43 clay., all well,

Aug. 10. lat 4iW, lou 55.30.
Juveuta ;ship;, from Laverpool for East Indira, July 20, tat 49.

lon B.

Pattermin. from Liverpool for Baltimore, Aug. 12, lat
lon 6.5.
West, from London for Batavia, Aug. 24, lat 44 N, lon 11 W.

KU3SACHZ DT PIRATE& —APTW ZAP Auct.,,r 30.
—lt is reported that a vessel named the paw° has Iftrat
taken by pirates near Amoy, and the whole crew and four
Chinese carpenters killed. The Dutch barque Day°,
tans Huytenhorst, sailed from Amoy on the 4th of June,
bound for Wanchew. . .

ACCIDIHST TO A VOLTINTISER. —Some excitement
has prevailed at Woodbridge in consequence of an accident
which has happened to a member of the Milford volun-
teer corps, Corporal Hardy, who was shot through the
shoulder by Sergeant Loder. It appals" that the two
volunteers were practising at 150 yards range, not on the
proper practice-ground, but on the salting' near the river.
Each undertook to mark for the other, and Corporal
Hardy, having fired 10 rounds, went to mark while Ser-
geant Loder fired. Instead of lying behind the river wall, it
appears that Corporal Handy went behind the target to
look at the effect of his shots ; and Sergeant Loder not
seeing him, fired through the target. The ball entered the
muscular part of Corporal Hardy 's left shoulder, within two
inches of the joint, coming out at the back, and making
wound eight inches in length. Under proper surgical
treatment the wounded volunteer has since been doing
well.
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ritts.—DIARCHOCA, CHoLlas.—The victims of these diseews
are again enumerated in the weekly bills of mortality. With the
hot damp weather, defective drainage, and impure ealuthitions,
the number of deaths from these ten:Miscast:4 will steadily In.
crease. mikes some treatment he found capable of counteracting
end overcoming them. When flatulence and Indigestion first
give warning of the coming evil Holloway's Ointment should
we eadduoesly rubbed over the abdomen, while his Pills are
taken internally. These remedies act houvaoulnusly together,
and effectually arrest diarrheas or cholera. Under the judicious
Imo( Holloway's preparations the tongue becomes less furred.
the falling appetite returns, and vigour le r,uewel. The mrieus
system Is invigorated by them, and health restored.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTH&

ARCREIt.—/pgast ta. at Pinge, liairey, the wife of J. Arat.r,

Esq.. of a daughter.
BEDINGYELD.—August 29, at Oloneester.plare, II)de pal
gardens, the wife of H. Dedlogfeld, Earl of a eon.
cmAnnr.m.—August ?.7, at Titnearpark. Sunnfug.hM, Bent.•
shire, lady Margaret Charter* of a daughter.
MARSHALL—August 211. at llelvedere-road. Upper Norwood,
the wife of Dr. Marshall. of a sou.

Suffolk. Lady rao. of
a daughter.
SEWELL —August 27. at Mahlon, Eases, Mrs. T. C. Sewell,
of a daughter.
SToll.ll.—August SO, at No. 1, Pleydell-gardeus, Folkestone, the
wife of Mr. Roust Starr, of King-street, Coreut-garden,
of a soli.