The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-24 00:00:00

QUASANTENE NOTICES..

Whoa. CPA.
Pp se order of the 111 k Weber le dee Marto" of the leth
the dosed of Health dealers Allem* gad Algecires "Infected will
cholera; MCI " suspested. all thecae, puts ot Ppain to the
news. • letter tram Alicante of the orb lest. dates that as order
had brae reeeteed the previates sight reureine • previous use of the
Sta last.. :which bad deterurtred that tool hills of health should be
kneed.

Carthagese, Oe. 15 1059.
By royal ostler OM port has been deemed "emu^ oe secomet of
the totat dtaappeerance of the cholera morbus, and bills of MAIM will
be reaued moor& try,

VESSKLB SPOKEN WITH.
Aberfoyle (barque), booed out, Oct. 3, MS 43.15 N,148 44.21 W.
at, of thlcatta. *team, west,Ort. 17. Ist 10.39 N, lon 6.26 W.
Oom'pore. bound trrat, Oct. 1., Ist 47.10 N. toe 10.53 W.
Ju1..,.. 7..0 Iquique. VI. Falmouth, Rapt 4, Int 18.0 R, Inn 31.0 W.
Maori (.hlp), Para London for Mow &Wand, Sept. 1, tat 23.30 8, lon
0.32 W.

The following notice wu issued by the Poet-
mutter-General on Saturday, Mr., "Extra mils for Point de
Gel:e, Madras, and Calcutta, will be made up in London,
and forwarded, mit Southamptoe, on the morning of the 12th
November, end via Mereellles on the 19th November."
BIRTH OF TWINS ON BOARD THE IRISH MAIL
STEAMIL —Oa Friday manic& shortly Aar the BAlllit
steamer Lynn armed at the port of Greenock, the wife of a
miner named Feulie, who wu on her way to join her hue-
bend at Holytown, and who had been tarn In labour during
the paimge, gave birth to twins—two livi ly bop. She was
carefully conveyed on shore on a litter, well protected by •
!supply of blankets, and taken into the pasmagere' waiting-
rooms. In • abort time thereafter ehe wee as carefully re-
moved in • cradle to the Infirmary—the two infanta being
conveyed to the same place, swaddled in blankets, in cheep
of a man In a cub. The mother and children are doing well.
She had four other children with her.

COLONIAL TELEGRAPHS.—The cable haa been Me.
mann, laid between Kieg'e Island and Cape Otwey
tads), and there can be no doubt that It bas also been laid be-
tween King's Wand and the flummocke, as well se between
the Hummocks and Circular Head. It is fully anticipated
that this important work will be brought to a peesperoue ter-
mination in the course of a few dap., by couttecting Circular
Head with George Town, thee completing the elate of take.
graphic communication between Tsomanla, Victoria; New
South Wales, and South Australia—Robert Town Mercury,
August 11.
bINGOLAR PROCEEDING AT NORWICTL—On the
morning of Saturday week Imnithille, of which the following
is a copy, were freely circulated in the city of Norwich :
" Sir Samuel Bignold haring publicly stated at the Eldon
Club enstating that 1 was guilty of bribery at the last general
election, I hereby solemnly declare the accusation to be
bete and wicked slaeder, and I call on Sir Simnel Bignold to
give proof of his malicious assertion, or rowels branded es a
slanderer before his fellow-citizens. As the best proof that I
have done nothing I am ashamed of, I shall attend befogs the
magietraten on Monday morning next at one o'clock, when, if
Sir Samuel Bignold has any chores to bring against me, I
shell be read, to 'newer it. Nom A. W. Sex CON. Cal-
vert•etreet, Norwich, lhth October, 1859." At the appointed
time Mr. Sexton was at the Hall, an were also a ornisiderable
number of persons who had been attracied thither b
curiosity. Having waited an hour. and 81r Samuel Bignold
not having nude his appearance, Mr. Sexton, addressing the
bench, raid—May I ask the magistrates whether Sir Samuel
Bignold ha preferred any charge soainst we? Mr. Linen
Browne—Your cams is Sexton, I believe? Mr. Sexton—lt
is, sir. Mr. Lines Browne—No, we here hoard no charge
against you. Mr. Sexton—Sir Samuel Bignold has made a
charge @gaited me elsewhere, and 1 bane called upon him, if
he think. he an substantiate it, to bring it before the bench
this morning. Mr. Una Browne—There is no charge before
us. Mr. Sexton-1 requested him to meet me here at
one o'clock, but so he ham not done so, it is of no use far me
to remain. Mr. Sexton thin left the

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BIRTHS, MARRIAORIS, AND DEATHS.