The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-03 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Bahnnral, from London for New Zealand, Oct. 7, let. 6 N., lon.
22 W.
Onentees of 13gin, from Liverpool for Shanghae, Oct. 16 let. 3 N.,
lon. 21.40 W.
Colibmwood. from Newcastle for Calcutta, Oct 17, lat. 4.2 D N.,
too. 31.62 W.
Dioah Mulock (barque 2,967 3 d. p.), from Liverpool for Lima 50
daya, Oct. 6.
Ilirabeth and Ann (.31...,), from Bombay for Liverpool, Sept.
htt. & 17, , tom
Mary Stowe, from Liverpool for Mauritius, Oct. 22, lat. 6 N.,10n.
U W.
Marion [Make, from Visagagatam for London, Sept. 28, lat. 35
, ion. 261.
Mermaid Iship;, from Liverpool for Auckland, Oct. 24, lat. 29.13
S., ion. 13.40 W.
Quasi of Shaba, from Liverpool for Sydney, Oct. 10, lat. 7 N.,
ion. 23 W.
Royal Albeit, from Bombay for London, libboom canted away,
lat. 36 S., Loa. 11 B.
Robert Pnlaford, from Liverpool for Calcutta, Nov. 2, lat. 15 N.,
lon. 26 W.
Sebastopol, from Liverpool for Bombay, Oct. 22, lat. 6 8., lon.
30 W.
Sir hew Newton, from Liverpool for Bong Kong, Oct. 11, lat. 13
N.. 100. 27 W.
Sirocco (barque). from Penang for Londoo, 130 dam, Nov.l, lot.
14.18 N., lon. 27.28 W.
Tudor, from Liverpool for Calcutta, Oct. 16, off the Cape of Good
Hop..
Yaratlida (BMWs ship), from London for Bombay 34 days, Oct.
29, 103410.67 N., ion. 24.14 W.

CLOSE or TEN SALMON FUMING. The fishing io
now closed for the season, sad from nearly the beginning of
November the rivers have been so flooded that no angling
was attempted. Seldom. it sue., a larger class of fish bare
bees captured in the Tweed than those taken during the
later part of the season now closed. The longest number
takes with the rod in one dawas eleven, killed by his
Grace the Duke of Roxburgh*. Much larger numbers have
often been killed, but no season we ever heard of produced
within a week so =toy weighty fish as the following—all
killed this season is the Kele° district, within one week,
with the red :—Two fish, each 26th.; two, 251 b. each ; two,
241 b each ; one, 2741 b.; one, 221 b.; one, 20th.; oue, Z.31b.;
one, 331 b.; cote, 2841 b.; and the "great rish," that weighed
461 b. May &ogler@ believe that such large fish would not
bare bees takes but for the act enforcing the return of
kelte to the river. The river is still flooded, and it is be-
lieved that a large quantity of Ash are in it at poloist.—
Scotaaaas.

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BIRTHS,, If ARRIAGRS, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

BRADBITRY.—Novelabsr 27, at West•hill, Huddersfield, the
wife of J. IL Bradbury, of a .on.
ULM—November 27, at the Claw, Salisbury, the elk of the
Rev. J. Ellis, of a eon.
OllllN.—No►sober IR at Goadby, Leicestershire, the wife of
the Rey. W. (keen, of a daughter.
KNlGHT.—November 28, at Downton Castle, Herefordshire, the
wits of A. R. B. Knight, Esq., of a &smatter.
LODOK—November 27, at Hoe:neatle, Lincolnshire, the Wife
the ley. S. lodge, of a dath.hter.
LUCAS.—November 29, at Sister House, Clapham-common, the
wits of C. T. Lucas, Heq., of a son.
MTNORlL—November 28, at Evancorl,
IL B. Itynors, Esq., of a son.
PKARCL—November 27, at Loperwood House, Hants, Mrs.
H. 8. R. Pearce, of a son.
SEW.—November 28, at the Rectory, Cranham, Essex, the wife
of the Rev. C. Hew, of a daughter.
RICHARIBION.—Novemhcr 29, at Elnis•place, St, Georges
Beat, the wife of A. Richardson, Esq., M.D., of a sou.

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