The Express.
London, England, 1861-02-18 00:00:00

VE3t3ZIA SPOKEN WITH.

Mantras§ (American ship), from Newport for Hong Kong, Jan ,
lat. 1 N., lon. 13 W.
Roughly (barque„ of and from London for Moulmein, Feb.l,
lat. ♦O.ll N., lon. CI W.
John Trucks from Liverpool for Philadelphia, Jan.
lat. 37, lon. 74.10.
Lady Havelock (brig), from London for Callao 7S days, off the
Falkland Islands.
Mary Lean (barque), front Sunderland for Carthagens, Feb. 11,
lat. 44 N., lon. 11 W.
?Onion (ship), from Valparaiso for Cork, lat. M. 13 S., los.
21.23 W.
Uncle Joe ahlp), from Savannah for Liverpool, Jan. 23, lat. X
60, lon 71.55.
White Eagle teddy.), from London for Calcutta, lat. 40.6 S., lon.
3&40 W.

THZ CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN
Matt.a.—SourtianrroN Fxu. 17.—The Peuinaular and
Oriental Company's isiesniship Ceylon, Captain Evans,
with the heavy portion of the above mails, has arrived.
She brings 53 pasfengers, precious stones, value 9,311) rn•
pees ; gold watches, I,:tio rupem ; jewellery, 1,750 rupees;
680 hales raw silk, value 65,000 f. sterling ; and 440 packages
general merchandise. The Ceylon sailed •
from Alexandria
on the 4th ; Malta, Bth ; and Gibraltar, the 12th instant.
At the former port were her ldsjesty's ship Firefly and three
French transport.. Her Majesty's ships Renown, Caesar,
Exmouth, Medina, Foxhound, and Assurance were at Malta.
The Queen and Agamemnon left for Corfu oath. 6th. At
Gibraltar her Majesty's ships Redpole and Argus. Gibraltar
exchanges on the 12th were quoted : On Loudon, 90 days'
date. 50i to 50* ; Paris, M. 3,3 e.

THE AFSTRIMIAN MAUL.—The Australian mail,
which reached Southampton on Saturday night, was corn.
paratively a small one. It was contained in about 180 bags,
30 of which only contained letters, numbering about
100,000. The bags nearly filled throe railway waggon?.
The Ceylon, which brought the mail, fired her gun is
Southampton Water at 10 o'clock at night, and the mail
was in the railway terminus, ready for despatch to London,
by midnight. Every bag had to be drawn by a rope ups
long, steep, wooden gangway, from the deck of a small
steam-tug, owing to the lawmen of the tide.
DEER FOR NEW ZlALAND.—Letters have been
received from Mr. J. Morrison, the New Zealand govern-
ment London agent, stating that a buck and two ilees, the
gift of Lord Petro to the colonists of Nelson, were about to
be shipped on board the Dons Anita, which was to sail from
London for this port (Nelson) in the last week of September.
We trust the vessel will have a good passage, and that we
shall be fortunate enough to see the deer landed here in
safety, an, once on shore, they cannot fail to thrive well in
this country. The thanks of the colonists are due to Lord
I'etre for his kindness, and also to Mr. J. Morrison, abs
has laboured for some time past to gratify the wishes of the
gentlemen who, when he was on • visit to the colony two
years ago, expressed a strong desire to introduce the red
deer into this province.—New Zealand Examiner.
CITY OF LONDON HoarreAL FOR DINE AND; or
TEA Cass?, VICTORIA-PARK.—The number of patients re
lieved at this institution during last week was 1,021, of which
195 were new came.

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