The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-25 00:00:00

CASUALTIES._

C. X Stolterfoht, loading coTtiaf7)rlewifork, has capsized in
Oarsion Doek.—Llrerpool, Jan U.
New York (as!, from Bremen to New York, which was aground
to the Weser on the 22nd of January, hoe been floated . ship
and engines in good order, and she proceeded at 8 a.m. yester-
day.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Adriatic :aupposed„ from Liverpool for Bombay, Nov. 26, Mt 6
N. 1011. 23 W.

Atiitiiia Thin:olC from Colombo 32 days for London, Nov. ,
. 26 8., lon. al E.
Bls.elthurn. from Loudon for Calcutta, Dec. 6, lat. 2S 8., lon.

31W-
City of Quebec, from Bombay for London, Doc. 17, lat. 7 N.,
lon. 25 W.
Flora, from Pondicherry for London 76 days, Dec. 26, lat. 1.24 N.,
lon. 22.17 W.
Florin°, from Clyde for Melbourne, Dec. 14, lat. 6 N. lon. 25W.
Henry Gillespie ;barque), from London tor Alm* Bay 91 doys,
Dec. 3, lat. 86.40 8., lon. 18.22 E.
Invoice, from London for Cape Town 32 days, Dec. 27, lat. 2.50 N.,
lon. 22.41 W.
Idea, from Manilla for Liverpool. Dec. 2, lat. 19 8., lon. 26 E.
Lord Burleigh, homeward bound, Dec. 24, tat. 19.20 8., lon.
24.0 W.
Netherby, from Calcutta for Liverpool, Nov. 3, lot 1 8., lon. 89 E.
Queen of the Eut, from London for New Caledonia Nov. 24,
lat. 2 N., lon. 28 W.
Queen of the North (ship;, from Bassein for London 78 days, Jan.
5, lat. 16.113 N. lon. 34.6 W,
Sultana (ship) from London for Hong Kong 31 days, Dec. 27,
Ni lat. 2.50 , on. 24.40 W.
Thermo (ship), from Madras for London 48 days, Dee.s, lat. 51.22
8., lon. 13.37 E.
Wanderer, from Akrab for London, Nov. 22, tat. 30.35 S., lon.
314.6 E.

Tim Cuero' Taana.—A large and important
meeting of the cotton spinners and manufacturer' of Black-
burn and the immediate district was held at the Old Bull
Hotel in that town on Wednesday night. The object of
the meeting wee to consider what steps should be adopted
in reference to the existing depression of the cotton trade.
A very warm dissuasion took place, and eventually it was
resolved by a large majority that a nduction of 5 per cent.
be made in the wages of the weavers, betuners, and boomers
in all manufactories connected with the Blackburn Cotton
Spinners and Manufacturers' Aasociation, which includes
the entire borough, Witten, Livesey, Lower and Over
Damen, 'tighten, Church, Great and Little Harwood, Ac.
crington, Oswaldtwietle, sic. It was, at the same time, de-
cided that all manufacturers who preferred such a course
might run short time, It was next agreed that no realm.
tion should be made in the wages of the operative cotton.
spinners and all connected with the other departments of
manufactures. The meeting lasted nearly three hours, and
the Bull Hotel was crowded with operatives and others in-
terceded, anxious to learn the result of the deliberations. A
meeting of operative weavers was to be held last night an
the subject. The reduced rate will not come into operation
until three weeks from yesterday (Thursday).—Mon. litater
Chadian.

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