The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-23 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

CaISIODISA (barque;, from Mauritius for Liverpool, June 8, lit.
29.58 8., lon. 33.55 E.
Earl Ralcarras (ship', from Bombs; for London, June 11,1at.3.5 1.;
5., lon. 27.02
Helvellyn (Hanish ship:, from Greenock for Adelaide 21 day.,
July 15 lat. 10.25 N., lon. ^3 W.
Hermes ;Hamburg ship‘, from London for Port Philip, July
lat. 10 N., lon. 23 W.
Loodianah, from Liverpool for Madras, June 21, lat. 32 S., Ina.
25 W. . . . .

81.—ersisa tllainer. from London for Mauritius, July 18, ILL 3 N .

. . .
lon. ID W.
Mobit),lroin Liverpool for Sydney, July 25, lat. 13.15 N., I.

Ytl.BU W.

Onesiphoras, from Loudon for Natal, June 18, let. 36 S., ism 2.1 r.
Schlosser, from Liverpool for Batavia, July 12, lat. 3 N., ion. 255
Sagamore, from Calcutta for Loudon. May 31, let. 24 &, loa 6.2

MELANCHOLY CABB or DEOWNINCI.-0E Satur-
day last Frederick Taylor came from St. Clear, near
keard, to Goldaithney, to see his widowed mother, brink
leg with him his eldest child, a boy of five yearn old. (
Monday the father and child, with the father's brother
west down to the vas coast on Mounts Bay, for the pa
pose of fishing with rod and line. The wind had bl.
strong in that direction for a day or two, so that t
was a heavy groundswell ; but the part kept on the
e
and seemed to consider themselvesetly safe. Ahoy
noon, • very large wave came rolling in, which Tayk
saw would wash his child into the sea, beyond il.
hope of recovery. Before the father Gould reach th
child he was washed off the rocks, and the man hits
self being engulphed in the same wave was carried
into the nee • the brother, too, was ell lost in his ,
tempts to render assistance, but fortunately escaped. H
made desperate efforts to get prompt assistance, but fathe
and child could not be seen when the men of the muh.
bonehead arrived on the spot. As the tide receded et,
effort was made to recover the bodies ; and about 9 o'cla.
they were found in a well known rue or gully, quite do
The unfortunate man has left • widow and two childres
The Rev. Mr. Ashley, M.A., the vicar of Peminutlopt.
who heard of the melancholy accident, kindly voluotevr,l
to go to Liakeard to make known the sad event to
widow. This painful office he performed as early as p
!Able leaving the Mansion station by the first (6 am.)
on Tuesday morning. The deepest sympathy was tau
fasted by the whole neighbourhood, and every effort
to assuage the grief of the afflicted relatives.—,Vint.
Morning News.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

HALGUY.—August 19. at Derby, the wife of Captain C.
Delany, of a daughter.
DOWKlR.—Anguat 18, at Ash Lawn, Hope, near ManelteO•
the wile of C. Keg., of a eon.
CLUTTERBUCK.—August 21, at Clevedon-terraoe, Bristol, C-
wife of Mr. J. Clutterbuek. of a eon.
DlSNEY.—August 20, at Boulogne.our-Ifer, the wife of E
Matey, Eaq., of a daughter.
11011—Angast 18, at Wooleornhe, near Wellington, Sonoma
the wife of J. H. Fox, Esq., of a daughter.
HAVILAND.—August 20, at Ciunhaidge, the wife of H. J. Ilse
land, of a daughter.
KELLY.—August 21, at the Chauutry, Sulolk, Lady Kelly. of .

daughter.
NAAR—August 20, at Rntlandl.Tate,ly Naas, of a daughter
PRITCHARD.—August 21, at Leighanluourt-road, Btreati..r
the wife of A. Pritchard. Eab, of a daughter.
TIERNAY.—August le, at the Laurels, Oldawieford,
bridge, the wife of J. B. Tierney, Esq., of a son.
VAVAttoUß.—Auteut 19, at Doter, the rife of Captsla %
sour, M.P. Royal Engineers, of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.
BAYSES—GREY.—August 20. at Leckhampton Minh. clo
restershire, by the Rev. J. Dell, A. M , C. C. C. flay„.,. Eoi .t
Anna Maria, daughter of the late Lieut..Colonet Grey. 2'23
Scots Greys.
BEADY—HOESON.—August 20, et Stoke Demerel. Peron. t.
the flee J. Lampen, M.A., H. finely, Eeq . of Devoeport.
Emma Churchill, daughter of the late Captain Hobson ItN
HARTNELL—DYMOKE.—August 20, at St. th.omea. 11. t. •
'quart., by the Res. J. Dymoke. Y. H. Hertnell. Eer •
Sir B. Hartnett. Bart., to Emma Jane, dem:rider
Demoke. Hart, of Solivelsby Court, Lincolnshire.
LEWI3—POTTER.—Autrust 11, at St. James', Itrixt.l.ll It
Rev. W. Bruce, John Stuart, son of Mr. .1. S. Leeds. to 12.4°
Jane, daughter of the late 11r. J. Potter, of Bristol.
MARSLAN D—TCRNER.—August 17, at at Mary'.. Neoitttt
by the Rev. R. W. Dixon, .1. Maritima, Kan., of h00th.,4
bri'lge-toad. to Hannah. daughter of the late Turner. ~
of Elletut, Yorkshire. •