The Express.
London, England, 1861-02-27 00:00:00

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CASUALTY.

Nimrod, of Boston, from Kingston and St. Ann's Bay, Jamaica,
to London, with sugar. rum, ,tc.. capsized at sea . crew saved.
—New York, Feb. 13.

YZSSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Abdul Ifedild (ship), from Rangoon for London, Dec. 6, lat 22
8., lon. 66 E.
Aurelia (American hanine), from Calcutta for HO 84 days, Jan.
8, lat. 25 R., ton. 5 E.
Ascendant (barque), from Southampton for Port Philip 29 days
(with emigrants), Jan. 29. lat. 1.15 8., lon. 19.52 W.
No Biro. from Liverpool for shanghae 114 days.
Connecticut, from Plymouth for Ilona Kong, Nov. 53, In the
Straits of Bombay.
Empress Eugenie (shlp;, from Bombay for Loudon, Feb. 10, Ist.
16 N., Inn. 36 W.
Jurenta (barque, from London for Algoa Bay, Dec. 21, bd. 4 N.,
lon. 22 W.
Netherby Iship, from Calcutta for London 106 days, Feb. 6, lat.
111.7 N., lon. 40.5.0 W.
Nightwalch thanme;, from Sunderland for Ceylon, Dec. 19.
Zambia, for Bombay, all well, Jan. 20, lat. 1 N., lon. 23 W.

HER MAJEBIT'S STUMM JANVII AHHORI. SHANG-
HAI, DEC. 29.—Her Majesty's steamer Janus broke from her
mooting, In Bops Sound during a gale on the night of the
18th Dec., and was washed on the rocks to leeward: crew
saved.

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The Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Com-
pany'. steamship Prince Albert sailed from Galway yester-
day for St. John's, Newfoundland, and New York, with a
full cargo, 30 cabin, and 620 steerage preengers.
The ship Tanwath, which arrived at Liverpool
yesterday from Valparaiso, brought 70,500 Mexican dollen in
specie.
THE ALLEGED ILL-TE EA TY ENT tx MANGE-
TEE Dermas PEDION.—Sir John Kincaid, who was di-
rected by Sir G. C. Lewis to inquire into the tions re-
gently made respecting the treatment of the deUois con-
lined in the Manchester City gaol, has made his report.
Sir John is of opinion that the debtors department of the
prison is "very defective," but with reference to the charges
of harshness preferred against the governor, Captain Lane,
he asserts that he has not been able to discover that he
"exceeded, in any case, the duties which he was bound to
see carried out." Equally satisfactory has been the conduct
of the other officers of the prison. and the visiting justices
are stated to have alicwn due attention to every memorial
or complaint addressed to them by the debtors. —Manchu-
ter Guardian.

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Dr. Harvey, Dr. orlaud. f)r. CambelL Dr. Wurser's Tesi-
monial •• Bonn, July 1862—Du Barry a Food supersedes In
many cases all kinds of medicines. It Is particularly effective
in a confined habit of body, as also In diarrhea, bowel and liver
complaints, inflammatory irritation and cramp .3( the urethra,
the kidneys and bladder, and hemorrhoids, also in cough.
asthma, debility, and pulmonary and bronchial consumptlon."
Dr. Bud. Wore,, Professor of Medicine and Practical M.D. In
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DV BARRY and Co., 77, Regent-street, London; Fortnum and
Mason ; also at 60, Graccchurch.strect ; 4, Cheapside ; 63 and 150
Oxford-street ; 4SU, and 451, Strand ; and all grocers.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTH&

ANDELSON.—Feb. W, at Forest-MU, the wife of J. S. Anden,u,
Elq.. of a son.
AN DILEWS.—Feb. n, at Dyffryn House, near Newcastle Emlyn,
Carmarthenshire, the wife of T. Andrews, Bag., of a son.
BARKER.—Feb. 44, at Twickeuliam, the wife of J. E. Barker,
Esq., of a daughter.
VIA •.—Feb. 29, at Vietorla-terrace, Beaufort-atrect, Chelsea,
the wife of J. J. Fisk, fig., of a son.
BOMBE-M.—Feb. 25, at Devouport street, Gloucester-square, the
wife of J. G. Forbes, Esq.. of a daughter.
BOVRIL—Feb. 23, at Sutton, Surrey, the wife of J. D. Gofer,
Esq., of a daughter.
MAKTIVISC.—Yeb. 9, the wife of Thos. Martlneau, Esq., of
ildabestoaq Birminghatif, of a son.