The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-17 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Anna Dorothea, from Bombay for London, June 3, lat. 40 N.,
lon. 38 W.
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Alisatmoo, from Liverpool for Calcutta 37 days, tiny 3, lat. 6.38
N., lon. 23.0 W.
Crescent City, from Bombay for Umrpool, May 4, lat. 136.,
lou. 10 W.
City of Bristol. from Calcutta for London 6! days, April 3, lat. 31
S., lon. 37 K
Crystal Palace, from Melbourne, April 3, Int. 40 5., lon. 122 L
Dim ere Catharina (ship), from Bombay for London, lane 0, W.
46 N., lon 14 W.
Dairotone (ship), Canton for London, June 9, lat. 40 N., lon. 14 W.
Emma, from Cochin for London, Joni. 9, lat. 44 N.. lon. 22 W.
Edmond, from Bombay for London, June 11. lot. 40 N.. lon. 3 W.
Elora, from Bombay for Liverpool, June 3, lat. 40 N., lon. 86W.
Uaribaldl odtlp;. from Liverpool for Calcutta, May 5, lat. 6.16 N.,
lon. 21.61 W.
John Bonfleld, from Colombo for London, April 15, let. 218.,
Con. 22 E.
Kingman. from Foo-ehoo-foo for Falmouth, June 10, lat. 45 N..
lon. 10 W.
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Sinehire, from London for Melbourne 38 days, May 3, IM.
29 S., lon. 36.21,
Moravl, from Also. Bay for London, April 18. lat. 338., lon. 15 E.
Monarch 'ship`, from London for Calcutta 23 days, lat. 3 N., lon.
24.40 W.
Murray (sss'. trim Glasgow for Adelaide 3! days, May 3,
N., lon. 23.39 W.
Orissa (barque:, from Whampoa for London 120 days,
lat. 43.40 N., lon. 22.20 W.
Pride of England, from Liverpool for Calcutta, April 97,
lon. HI R.
Prompt (barque`, from Liverpool for Calcutta, Feb. 27,
8., lon. 11.48 F..
K. Robinson (American ship(. from Bombay for London 54 days,
April 13, lat. 19.15 8., lon. 10.30 K.
Raleigh ship). trout Loudon for elussighae, lat. 6.449., ion. 28.7 W.
Robert Stephenson (American ship, from Bombay for Liverpool
46 days, March 27. lat. 28 S., lon. 45.16 E.
Statesman, from Sladnu for London. April 17, bit. 35 S., ion. 19 E.
Superb Aim, from Calcutta for Liverpool 44 days, April 3, Lt.
33.6 S.. lon. 13.46 K
Undaunted (ship), from London for Calcutta, May 7, lat. 6.66 N.,
lon. 22 66 W.
Veloce (barque), from London for Otago 30 days, passengers all
well, fay 1, lat. 5 N.. Inn. 24.50 W.
William Miles, from Colombo for London, Juno 3, iat. 40 N.,
lon. Se W.
Winterthur. from London for Calcutta 25 days, May!, Lt. 6.20
N., lon. 22.46 W.

Lt. OM

June 10,

lat. 89.,

lat. 1.41

RAILWAY COMMITTEES. —Oll Friday the cont.
mitt.° of the House of Commons passed the bill of the
London and Chatham and hover Railway for leasing the
Margate line, giving them power to take additional lands,
and to raise, for the general purposes of their undertaking,
including the purchase of steamboats to develop the conti-
nental traffic, 150,061. by new shares, awl 511,0001. by
borrowing. The hill of the West Hartlepool Harbour and
Railway was also passed, authorising them to use the Stock-
ton and Darlington Railway, and other lines in their district,
giving them further powers as to steam-vessels and the
management of docks and works, and facility clauses in
connection with arrangements with other companies. The
cases of the `Somerset Centml Railway, and of the North
Eastern Railway, were further adjourned to Monday. The
committee of the Lords of which the Earl St. Gerinans is
chairman paned the bill of the Lender) and North Western
for their extensions to Wigan, Tyldeidey, and Eccles. The
bills of the h'slinburgit mid Glasgow Railway, Dowopatrick
and Newry Railway, Ludlow and Cleo Hill Railway, :old
North-Eastern, Caatletoo, and Egret:wet Railway, were
passed in Lord Rede•dale's committee.
THE GREAT EASTERN AT LIVEREOOL.—On Fri-
day and Saturday Liverpool was fairly ii.uuilsted
with visitors, who taxed the resources of the
steamboat and eating house proprietors to the
utmost. On Saturday more partied...J.ly, the last day
for exhibiting the Great Eaatero, when the price WU re•
ducal to la 6,1., the rush of visitors wee oversvhelrutug.
and though the overcrowded steamers threatened serious
accidents, hundreds were uuable to get on board the Uri
ship.

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MALTA AND ALEXANDRIA CABLE—The first
section of the Malta and Alexandria submarine cable, be-
tween Malta, Tripoli, and Benghazi, has been successfully
bud by the steamer Malacca. The steamer Rangoon left
the Thames un the 9th with the second instalment of table
for this line, and the Malacca is sb rtly expected look to
convey the remaining portion.—Loudon and China file•
graph.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

COOK.—June 12, at Bow, the wife of E. R. Cook, Fey.. of A A.A.
HALLRY.—June 13. at Brighton place. Oxford.romi, the wife of
the Rev. R. Halley, 11. A., of a daughter.
lIOARE.--June 12, at Wye Bank. Lakewell. Derbyshire. the
wife of W. T. Hoare, Req.. of a ,on.
11011YRAY.—June 13, at Chrster.atreet !Rivera-equate'. the
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Wife of J. 8.. Uotufray, Vat., of a .on and bar..
LOW NDl24.—June Is, at tVavertree, near Liverpool. the a Ife of
P. D. Lornales, rail., of a son.
PatTrON.--June 12, at Deeston Ball, Norfolk, Lady Bretton.

of a son.
TtlYNNE.—Juna li, at Princes gate, Lady llrica Thtonc.
ot • ton.

MARRIAGES.

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CIIRISTIE—FLETCHER.—Juue 13, at St. Lutes, eheethato
MIL by the Rev. C. 0. Dutton. R. C. Christie. Esq.. t.l SI.IIT
Melon. daughter of 9. Fletcher, fog., of Ileocudt,l,l,
'Manchester.
LITTLE-01:ECSON.—Jane 12, at Caton, near I.ancaster. by the
Rey. Canon Turner, R. Little. Viol., of stertartatoun.r)feie•W
Hannah, 'laughter of R. P. Grersou. E.g., of Caton.
TOMLIN— OIRLEY.—Jutte 12, at :he parish church of fi.trtu,T.
Herta, by the Rev. F. Swire, J. L Towlin. Laq., of Cou.ltut•
street, Ilatiover.squarc, to Futnees Elizabeth. daughter of R.
Sibley, Esq., of Roughly-strea. Ileckletiburgsgnare.

DEATHS.
BISHOP.—June 14, at his residence, Ninth Villa. Inner Circlet
P.egent's.piak, George Bishop. Batt , P. 11.3., In the nth )earo
Ids age.
FINCII.--June IS, at Deldelberg, C. D. Mart, Emil., late of Tel..e.
hill, Surrey. seed 42.
Illk4bitltY.--Juise 13. at St. 011es'selose, Reading, Anne, widow
,/f the late W. Yoshery, EM., aged 31.
JOUNSTON.—June 13, at Upper Gowerstreet, F. C. Johnston.
Bon of A. Johnston, Eeq., afro% 15.
PEKCEVAL —June 13, at Ilutlandlpte, Frederica Penal*.
wife of P. Pereeral.
WAKEruaa—June 14, at 11iinersquare, Islington.
&ski. aged 77.

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