The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-30 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

A•stols. from Onion, Jan. B,lat 3 8, Ira 81 F.
Arnim, from moraines for Yahweh, Feb. 17, lat 18 8, los $ W.
WPM of Avon, off the Cape of Omd Hope.
fttrephelle,trom Bomber. off M. Helena
43
Compeer (Amerkm
18icas nap), from London for Ilositoy. Yen Bs, fit
II N. W.
'apron Zoomle, from Loodoa for rombay, Mare► 18, lit 43 If N.
km 37 W.
Empress (barque), from Korman for Lastoa 61 days, Jas. 30, lat
14 17 A too 111 17E.
J. Mortoo (slop), Gluey, from Nen Orlesor for lavorpaol, Kara 8,
(Jar 1410. Ton 81 38.
Jeremiah Thomson (.14) Blake, tram Iltobllo for Ltrtrpool, Nun

L 1435, ln 70 50:
Kirkham. from Caleltts, Feb. Ike se. Helena.

bwel Delaval„ kora Singapore, lek I, let 35 S. tom 11 E.
Naoteoe'a Bride, from rho Cape of Good Hope, off St. Heins.
on.. (Alp), off St. Iteieno.
Slienreo, trek !Inuitkw. Elk 6.kt 30 S.
the Lend, from Weak' for Liverpool, Jaa. 17.1 at 6 N. 100 57 E.

Ngw ZEALAND EMIOSATION.—The ships Evening.
Star and Kingston, which sailed from Gravesend in Septem-
ber, arrived at Auckland on the 22nd and 28th December,
with a large number of assisted emigrants and of emigrants
with 40-acre lend orders. The Prance Alfred, interoolonial
mail packet from Milford Haven arrived at Melbourne 24th
Dtoember, and proomded 17th January to Sydney, whence
she would go to Auckland with the mail' and several Sn-
eers land order emigrants. Meagre. Shaw and &vitro ship
British Quern left Gravesend yesterday for Auckland with
150 weieted and 40-acre lend order emigrants. Messrs.
Willis, Oann, and Co.'s ship Whirlwind will leave Graves-
end fur Auckland with • considerable slumber of 40-acre
lend order emigrants about the 9th of April.
LIFEBOAT FOR THE LAKE OP GENEVA.—The inha-
bitants of the city of Geneva having decided to station s life-
boat on their lake, gave directioes to have a smell single
banked beat on the plan of the lifeboats of the Royal National
Lifeboat Institution , built for them in this country by the
Messrs. Forrest; of Lintehoues. 'rt. lifeboat having bees
completed, a trial of her qualities took place recently in a
canal near Liniehowe, in the presence of a large number of
I persons. The patellar qualities of the lifeboat in the way of
self-righting and seifejecting the water she shipped were
fully and iwiefsctorily gowns.
PUBLIC DRINKING FOUNTAINS.—The first two
public drinking &liaising were opened yesterday on the incline
or approach to the South-Raster' Railway Company's ter-
minus at Loudon Bridge. These fountains are very simple
is their construction, but will :afford great accommodation
and convenient to the pusengers thronging the London
Bridge railway terminus during the summer months. From
the salience give* before a committee of the Howe of Com-
mons now sitting, it appears that nearly fourteen meow of
railway germ pass through the stilton anasally. We
comm to oiler railway companies, and public bodies
generally, this good *sample of the South-Bastern directors.
[Advertisement.]—HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND
oier, meurlatlons, sad Wrleturm, are moodily relieved
end sleasater removed In applying tv.le OmtMCNt after fomentation
' with warn water. Penults tudetior from thou ,ourg. of the totem
frame *oak! arrest their at eine, for It Is both 'addled. and
meld. Pistols, If lung al owed to go unchecked. hot only weaken the
nerreus eyelet. hut destroy life. The soner these loot imablermo,
are and the more canal. is seems; yet none newt despair bowie=
mem bare tassel e tloldd, and Ito sodenr strol a palatul deed In
egeortittions a few applierlorte of tale haling Olouneht eff. et a mire.
while she Pills coujulaly with It are °pull's be anal Ire relat:ng sod
mooring stitetures, whatever thelr Mustit or duratloe.

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