The Express.
London, England, 1861-02-04 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Extern Province (barque), Dec. 11. let 10.16 &, ion. 34.10 W.
from Islay for Liverpool, Nov. 30, lat. 36.10 8., km.
31.60 W.

Lay.TlCrendon (ship), for Calcutta, Dec. 4, lit. 18.37 S., lon.
31.20 W.
Paragon (barque), lat. 49.30 N.. lon. 2.52.

THE 01.7TWARD WERT INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS.
—Sot.:THAtifftlic FEB. 2.—The Royal Mail Compauy's
steamer La Plato, Captain Abbott, sailed hence to-day at
3 p.lO with the foruightly mails for the British and Foreign
les est Indies, Mexico, PaciEc, California, and Central Ante.
rice, together with 98 passengers, amongst whom are Gene-
ral Jackson, Captain Vaughan, Rev. J. E. Ilendersoo, and
the lion. E. Monism. The La Plata took on freight Eng-
lish silver coin for Jamaica, 10.00L14 : diamonds, 4504;
jewellery, 1,860/. ; French specie, 9941. ; jewellery, watches,
&c., 9,990 f. ; also 2,410 hottli s quicksilver, value 16,3874;
and a a full cargo of French and English merchandise.
According to a Punt-ollice notice just issued, the
next mails from New Zealand, Australia, and China are due
on the 12th instant; from Brasile, the River Plate, Bombay.
and Mamitins on the 4th instant; from the Perrin-ula on the
11th instant ; from the United States on the 6th instant ;
from the West Coast of Africa on the 10th instant; from the
West Indies on the 13th instant ; from Mexico on the 28th
instant ; and from the Cape of Good Hope on the let
proximo.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
KUM

ANOELL—On the 2nd Inst., at Church•terrace. Camherat 11, the
wife of J. C. Angell. rag, of • .4,11.
CAKIIMOII2I—Feb. 1, at North la&ldings, Eldon-street, Fla*
bury, the site of J. Caalunnre, Esq., of a WM
DAVIE/I.—Jan. 31, at Aalign,ve, Pontypool, the wife of the
Rev. R. H. Davies, of a daughter.
HAI Nlfit—Jaa. Mb at at. Georve's-mad. Belgravia t-onth, the
wife of W. H. Haines, Esq., of a son.
HAVNOS.—Jan. 31, at Whubledon, the wife of F. 0. 1111)1141;
lay.. of a daughter.
mArrimws.—Feb. 1, at Dnurn.plaer, Kensington, the wife at
Mr. J. Matthews, of a daughter.
NEWSMAN.—Man. 22, the wile of the Bev. W. Newman, of Ems.
worth, Hants, of a son.
NICHOLLS.—Jan. 31, at the Harms, Br's:bourne, Herta, the
wife of 11. Nieholls, Esq., of II daughter.
PERRY.—Jan. 30, at Crouch-lot,, liornaey, the wile of Mrs
W. C. Perry, of a &swelter.
ISTANHAM.—Jan. 30, at Oilmmanteire, lallogion, the wife St
the Her. L. Stawhatm, of a am.
MARRIAGES.

CALLAWAY —SASINIONK.—Jrus M. at St. James's, Wed
bilnater, T. t.lillaway, Ern.. V.K.C.S., of Itur.s.street.
James's, to Annie ranter, daughter of the late W. bamalotub
Buy, of Wallingford. 'Serf..
CATHCART—PAY Nit—Jan. go. at St. Philips, Bristol, by the
Sus. S. E. My, Mr. D. Catheart. of Dundee, to Jane, daneateg
of Mr..l. Payne, of Tower-hill, Bristol.
CUST—LASCELLES.—Jan. 31, at the Chapel, Dalkeith Roma.
by the Very- Bev. Dean Ramsay. Lleat.-Culunel J. F. cut, Oros
nadier inianit. to Lady Florence Harriet Lucent..
HOW ABU—SULIJA ao, at Bloomsbury Chapel, by the
and Her. It W. Noel, W. 'toward. Esq., of Great tau
selbstruet. illootusbury, to Martha narah submit), of liolford-
upure. Idinaton, daughter of the late 1. Buiman, Bap., of
Gray aim-road.