The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-11 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Aka%
ILfrom Calcutta for London twith troops), May IT, lat 78,
lug M
Wei, from Hobart Town for London, May 14, lot 88 8. lon 24 E.
Black Leo, from Bombay for Liverpool fa days, May 18, lab
8686 it, lon 7 E.
Ines lodger. for Poo-choo, May 12, of Waring's locks.
Boma (Swedish brig), from Cochin for London, Aprff I?, fat 27.26
8, lon 66.30 E.
Mornington (ship), from Loudon for Bombay, April PO, lat 37.18
8, lon 4.36 L
Minnehaha (ship), from Greenock for Kurrachae, March IL lai
2.44 N, lon 39.28 W
Ocean Mall, from London for China, April 16 lat 17, lon 34.
Robert, from Calcutta for Liverpool, May 29, lat 24 8, lon 56 Z.
Richard Cobden, from Akyab for Liverpool, May I, of the Cape
of Good Hope.
15antee, of Portsmouth, from Liverpool for Calcutta, May 21, la t
12 5, lon St W.
William Cole (ship). from Akyab for Liverpool, May 9, on the
ICquator, Lon 89 K.

THE CHASM:4 ISLANDS TILSOILAPH. —lt is
understood that the Channel Islands to ph cable,
which was recently broken, will not be repaired at present,
and that the existing alternative line from J to Cou-
tames, oa the coast of France, will work the t phio
communication for the Channel Islands through Paris and
thence to England. The reason assigned for this is, that
the Channel Islands Telegraph Company do not find the
enterprise to pay the working.
[identlieguetittnOLLOWAT'S PILLS AND OINT-
Elini—flealUt to the k.—Purifying and renovating proper-
ties of a remarkable kind are the characteristics of these inesti-
mable vegetable »media. The poor sufferer, well-nigh warn
out by lengthened dieeme, maystill be strengthened and restored
by the tonic influence of these medicauonts. In dyspepsia, lass
of appetite, tiatulancy, and al. er oumplaints, while the Pills are
taken, the Ointment should be rubbed over the digestive
organs. to heart and cheat complaints It should be rubbed on
the back and chest as sasidulously u salt Is rubbed Into
meat. By steady perseverance with this treatment the blood is
merged of all impurities, End the whole animal system tho-
roughly regulated. These excellent remedies in must cases
restore the shit to health.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AID DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

the wife of

BAUM—JuIy 8, at Camden.
W. H. Baker, KN., of a son.
BAITYL—JuIy 8, at Gloucester-place, Hyde-park, the wife of
BitErM. Bettye. Bombay Army, of a sou.
tPI —J.LIY 8. at Nocieston-square, the wife of 0. Bid-
d•lph, lot, of a son.
11,11Y1111.—.1aly 6, at Invensess.terrooe, the wife of H. 0.
Mortar, heq., of • son.
MARTI:Y.—JuIy 8, at Colchester, the wife of Mr. C. E. Martin.

of a daughter.
PAOL—July 6, at Park-terrace, Cambridge, the wife of the
Rev. J. Pa" of a sum
THRINCI.—JuIy 8, at Queen's-gate.gardeua, the wife of 11.
Thy's', Eat., at a daughter.

lIARRI AGES.
BROWN—PAULL—JuIy 6. at the Vetted Presbyterian Chnrch,
Bristol, by the Rev. M. 1/Ickte, Captain W. Brown, of Liver
pool. to Mary Sophia, daughter of Mr. G. Paull, of Birkenhead.
DALBY—ORE—JuIy ti, at All Souls', lArightumplace. by the
Rev. A. Jots. Mr. E. Dalby, of Lutterworth, Leicestershire,
to Ann Elizabeth, daughter of the late Mr. 8.. Gee, of Padton,
Warvrlckshbe.
HICRENS-ItOBARTS. —July 8, at St. Andrew's, Watford. Bert*.
by the Rev. B. niches", the Rev. R. }lichen of 't. lees.
Cornwall, to Rlizaboth Charlotte, daughter of the late A. 9.
Roberta, Kip.
POLLOCK—MONTAGI".—JuIy 9, at the parish Own h. Clap-
ham, by the Rev. Spencer R. Drummond, Perpetual Curate of
at. John's, Brighton (uncle of the bride:. and by the Rev.
H. J. Vernon, Prederick Pollock. lip., formerly of the Bengal
Ingissers, eldest lon of Cornered air (loom Pollock. G.O 8., to
Laura Caroline, only surviving daughter of the late Henry
Seymour Montagu. Esq., of It salmon Grange, Suffolk, and
Tburlow Lodge, Clapham.