The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-16 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Mice, from Singapore for Liverpool, Nov. I.
Crystal Palace, Dec. 12, lat. 11 N., lon. SO W.
Cesar (Danish brim, for Hong Kong, Nov. 6, lat. 19.21 S
Evangeline. from Liverpool for Calcutta, Nov. 2S, lat. ,
30 W.
3lisanda, of Liverpool, bound South, Dec. 12, lat. 11 N., I.m.
30 W.

MAINLeRE OF TWELVE WRITE MEN ET Savai.Es.
—The barque Nimrod, which arrived from Norfolk Island
on Sunday, brings intelligence that the American whaler,
High Warthie, arrived at Norfolk Island, with Mr. Mean,
wife, and family, who had escaped from the Island Spirits
Santa. From the statement which we have been able to
gather, it appears that Mr. Mean was engaged, with about
30 others, in collecting sandal.wood at the Island of
Spirit& Santa, there being also several stations in the
vicinity. A great quantity of trade bad been collected,
when the natives set on them and murdered twelve English.
men on one station. The men belonging to the other
stations were compelled to break thew up and fly for their
lives, escaping to an island some distance otf, sad Mr. Mears,
with his wife and family, also escaped to another
where they remained more than two months before they
could get a vessel tp take them to Norfolk Island. The
American whaler High Warthie having put in there, the
captain gave him and his wife a passage. On their arriving
at Norfolk Likud some difficulty arose among the settlers
as to their landing, but on the captain of the High Warthie
stating that ho would land them on some other island a
council was helVand it was agreed that they should re-
main until a vessel would call and enable them to retch
Sydney. It appears that the settlers on Norfolk Islanders,
by their laws, prohibited from receiving any poisons on the
island. The remainder who had escaped are all awaiting a
vessel to take then, to some other place. It may be as
well to mention that the Mr. Mean spoken of is • brother
to Captain Mearsformerly of this ports—A/Ms:ulna
Herald.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

BARK ER.—Jan. 11, at Dublin, the wife of F. 0. Haricot,

of a sno.
BROWN —Jan. 11, at Benle)-on•Thames, the wife of G. D.
Brown, Esq., of a son.
CADDY.—Jan. 11, at VtlVertol2-14113,1, Twickenham, the w ife 01
J. Caddy. Inca., of a son.
DOBSON.—Jan. 13, at Oloucester.terrace, Hyde-park, the wife
of C. Dobson, Esq., of a thughter.
HARRISON.—Jan. 14, at Stonifers, Reigate, the wife of H W.
Harrison, Hp.. of a daughter.
HARRISON.—Jan. 11, at Ebury.d.reek Eatou.square, the wife
W. J. Harrison. Esq., of a daughter.
HORNER.—Jan. 13, at May-place, Kest, the wife of E. Berner.
ral. of a daughter.
NICHOLSON.—Jan. 12, at Hoo Lodge, near kocheeter. the ',if.
of W. S. Nicholson, Esq., of a won.
WORAFOLD.--Jan. 14, at 186. Regent.etreet, W.. Sirs. Woraf..l.l,
of a son.
WORSLEY.—Jan. 12. at Upper Brook-street, fOoltenor.woure,
the wife of A. Wonley, Esq.. of a son.

MAMMA AGFA
BULLOCK—MINN.—Jan. 11. at SL Mary Abbott's, Kensington.
by the Van. the Archdeacon of Hide's-sex. W. J. Bullock.
Pao., of Edna desaquare, Kensington. to Henrietta Sophia.
daughter of the late J. S Paine. Rol ,of Richmond. Runny.
HARDY--COOPER.--Jan. 12. at the parish chnrch of Rt. Pan-
cras, by the Rev. Canon rhampoos. G. Hardy, Fag., to Ann
Margaret, daughter of B. E. Cooper. Hai, of Burtoncreseent.
IRVING—HITCH ELL.—Jon. at i,ldd, Kent. by the Ker. H.
Cobb, P. W. Irving. Ems., to Helen, daughter of the late
Captain J. Mitchell. 11. s.
LAN fios—LEV4.—Jaa. 10. at Edgbaston pansh church. filr
sntrigharn, by the Rev. Spooner. Mr. W. Lawson, to Sarah
Ann. daughter of Mr. C. J. boo, both of .131rmlifiauun.
PANNEVT—PORTIIAS.—Jan. la, at St. Michael's, Bristol, by
the Rev. Mu Forster, Mr. it. Palinett, of Newcastle.upon-
Tynn, to Susanna, danahter of Mr. W. Portman. of Bath.
TIIOSIII`uON-11EWLTS0N.—Jan. 10. at St. Matthew's, Bays•
watt r. ty the Rev. W. Milton, M. Thompson. Ent. of Kirslis
Stephen, Weinman-land. to Irmie. daughter of the late J.
Reweteue, Esq., of eriucesaquare, Bayswater.

DEATHS.

ADCOCIC.—.I,Ik. 13, Al Drowpton4quate, E. H. Adcock,

SM.,' 71.
BAT TUICK.—Jap. 12. at 11711 a-Park-Place, Mary, widow of the
late E. n. N• 41.. Jur,' e 7.
Bovs.—Jan. 13, at Margate, J. Boys, Esq., J.P. tor Kral.
aged 73.
eLAgc—Jae. itt, at Park.terrace, New-eroat, J. 11. Clark, li d..
aged
COLLIMiWOOD.—Jan. 12, at Brighton, J. Collingoood.
iige,lll6.
DIXON.—Jan. 11, at Coekahut-hill, Reigate, J. Olson. Esq .
aied 70.
priutit.—Jan. 13, at Upper Branswiek.place, Brighton. T.
puller, Fag.
IlUtitil.NA.—Jan. 11, at White Hart-street, K, onington, J. M B.
Huivina,D JO LL—Jan. 14, at Poetland.place. Sir It. P. Jodrell. Bart •
aged et.