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

OASIT ALTII&

Black Mobster rbarque), of and from haittntore, for Rio Janeiro,
was abandoned on the 151 Jan. in Mt 35 N, lon iY W crtw
saved.—Qatenstown, Jan. 31.
James Clibb.—The Glasgow from New York, arrived here
had been In company with the barline James Gibb, of Hull,
disabled • master's a Ile and four hands loot.— he James Gibb
(barmtm:ef Hull, from Newport to Bermuda, was abandoned
N N.E. of the MmHg' during a gale at N.W.—Yaernstown,
Feb. 1.

tan Canon, from Charietton to Liverpool, was burnt to the
water's edge when about half way aortas the Atlantic ; crew
saved and landed at Liverpool
'actor Emmanuel ivarque), Captain Roc, from Alexandria to
London, stench on the rocks at Black ilang,pnd le all tordeces ;
muter, mate, and 13 hands drooped ; ono along irc.—
Ventnor, 1.W., /eh. 1.

VESSELS SPOKE .N WITH.

Cornells type, 41.1panade, from Card.lff foe Hoeg Kong, Dec. 93,

Clansman, from Loudon for Alva Bay, Dec. 17, Mt 24 S, lou

is W.

Doggersbank, Manners, for 8 itav a. Dec.?, let 108, lon 30 W.
Ellsa, Jones, hen Rio Grande for Liverpool, Use. 24, lat 18
lon 25 W.
Fiery Owns (abip4 atiutding to 8.8 , )an. 25, LW 41110, lon
10.40 W.
Rajab of Sarawak, from London for Hong Kong, Dec. 8, bat 17 S,
__lon 30 W.

Ilso7iver- d, from Liverpool for Mobile, Dec. 3. let 110 N, lon Sr W.

Mitarzzioca DIA.TH AT TUE BRISTOL GaNZRAL
1108PlTa4—On Thunday afternoon, about two o'clock, a
man named Robert Harris, a patient at the Gemini Hos-
pital, came to his death under very 'jugular and mysterious
cireumatiumes. It apposes that whilst Police-sergeant
Harden was taking his rounds in the neighbourhood of
Guinewitreet he was alarmed by heating loud and repeated
cries of "murder." At first he could not frumps* from
whence the cries came, but suspecting that it was in the yard
of the General Hospital, be proceeded thither with all haste.
He there found the man Harris lyiag upon the pound.
and maw that from the general appearscioes the poor fellow
bad come out of one of the second-floor windows, the
distance of the window from the ground being about -10 ft.
Upon examination, the unfortunate man did not appear to
have received vq severe injuries, and, with the assistance
of ' e James and various of connected
with the institution, the sergeant was enabled to convey
him back to his bedroom.; The house surgeon, we under-
stand, was prompt in his attendance upon the injured man,
but, notwithstanding the trifling nature of the injuries
which be appeared to have received, he died during the
course of the day. Upon making inquiries at the hospital
last night, we were refused all info/illation as to the manner
in which the deceased left the window—whether he quitted
the building voluntarily, accidentally, or otherwise--but
doubtless the learned coroner for the city, J. B. °notion,
Esq., will fully ascertain the circumstances attending the
fatal catastrophe at his official in_sliiry this morning.
R D•TH Or A PLUZ•LiST.—The Rev. James Oakes,
who died on the 28th nll., at the patriarchal age of 91, in
addition to the rectory of Rattlesden, in the county of
Suffolk, of the annual value of row., with a rectory-house
to which he was inducted in the year 1808, hail also held;
ever silica the year 1792, the rectory of Toatock, in the
same county, of the annual value of 210/., with residence;
and since the year 1813 the vicarage of Thurston, of the
annual value of VIOL
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are snore or less the companion. of moat men whose time la
occupied by literary, legal, or contruenial pursuit.. which pre-
vent the outdoor cxer lee essential to health. This last la In-
ensued In winter lo females, and all slam the weather makes
prisoners. Holloway'a Piga have long been famed as th- easiest.
safest, and mart certain corrector of weak stomachs, disordered
livers, or torpid bowels. They ensure a healthy action through-
out the alimentary canal without distretnue or debilitating the
system. They are the most efficient, yet painless. antidotes of
an visceral disturbances; they stimulate and elevete, or repress,
any exceptionable function they make the digestion goad, the
body strong, and the mind vigorous.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AID DEATHS.
MTH&

ANDERSON.—Jaa..3O, at the Lodge, Seedgate, the wife of E. A.

—A;de7oon. Esq., of—tiaon. -•
BOND.—Jam 80, M Water-vale House, Crowcombe, Taunton.
Somerset. the wile of Mr. G. Bond, of a daugbkr.
CAMPBELL—Jan. 27, at llouniloyequaro teat, Dublin, the
wife of Ald. Campbell, of a daughter.
00.1.LISI..—Jrm. Mk at Wickham House, (Upton, Mrs. Vincent

J. Collier. of a son. , .
MCEJL—Jan. 23, us Kingstown, Dublin, the wife of Lieutenant
IL WK. Dyer, of a son.
fAZILL—Jan. SD, at Newhall Parsonage, Derbyshire, the wife
of the Rev. W. H. Nuke, of a sou.
3AIDIHALL—Jan. 30, at Liverpool, the wife of Mr. H. Mar-
Khali. of a son.
I['-MAX—Jan. 13, at Tyler-Areal, itegent.street, the wife of
Dr. !('Oscar, of a son.
MARRIAGES. .

0081INO—WESH—Jan. 30. at Ni. Jemeie, Paddington, by the
Rev. Mr. Middleton, Mr. 0 Gasbag, of 'trading, to nomannah,
daughter of the late Mr. T. Webb, of Hoamersneld, Hants.
HAR=B—EDWARDS.—Jan. 30, at Holy Trlulty, Exeter, by the
Rev. C. looter, L liarrla KN., of Totewee, Devon. to Mary.
daughter of T. Edwards. Eel, of 'Overlord. Stwverton. Devon-
JAQVU-. at the Pariah church, Bishop
Auckland. Durham. by the ilxv. T. lillYloll, C. Jaques, Esq., o
Renton-greet, IitUNIWIck.II4I."... 1.01141011, to this. daughter
of W. Buxton, Eau., of Malmo Auckland.
MISVER—SOLLY.--Jan. 11, at ilarylebone Church. by the Rev.
J. Mason, J. Meyer. Req., of Forty Hall, ',Afield, to 1117.111X1
Sarah, daughter t 1 S. R. Softy, Ywq. , of rierge.hill, Herta.

DROWN.—Je.n. Ma. at at
.vowlyn, Fay., M.A., aged a.
sumaroaD.—Jae. at Caniden•dlas, R. Barlenl, Peg
med TO.
DUNN.—Jmn..BI, J. DIIIIO, Eaq , of Platt Abbey, Ratholian, near
Manebeater. SOU*.
?Am:MM.—Jas. 19, at Montalto-plaee, Mentairuagnare. Elba.
widow of the late Rev. L. Pardell, (um of y, aged ea.
mATTaxwa._-yas. as, at Knea)-MIL Berta, Mr. R. Matthews.
aged et.
POPPLL—Jaa. at Batley, Proem*. Clissidre, Mr. W.
PIM" WA SW