The Express.
London, England, 1857-03-17 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Avehnosh (British ship). From Mauritius for Loudon, Feb. 7,1413,
be. 00 94.
Orris (barque), from Moulmein 90 days, hn.l4. Mt. 37.191 L,
24.411 E.
flontireard Bond (British), from Load°. foe Callao, Jan. 30,144 4
20 W.
ba (barque), of Liverpool, from Port Natal, Jan. 17, lat. ILI%
lon. 97.80; riot 94 MM.
gaMittle (British rids), from Cotentin for London 47 days, Jan. 19,
Ist. 30.57, Inn. 24.10.
Pon (brigantine), from Bones A; tee for Loudon, March List. 42.10
N. on 04.41 W.
Homlb q..), from Ceylon foe Lothar 106 days, Feb. 33, lat. SAW
MVO W.
libephreese (British torque). from Atoms Bay for London, Jan. IL
Vision (slop), from Lire/pool to. Hoag long, Feb. 2,1 m. 30.118.
bas 211.00 W.

GALE IN THE CIUNNEL.—FOUR MEN LCIST.-
The weather wu extremely rough and boiaterous m the
Channel during the latter part of last week, and particularly
so on Friday night, when the melancholy loos of four roes
was the rowan. The tutfurtunate sofferera were of the crew
of the Martha, of Colchester, which it some was about 60
mike off in the Channel, when she was overtaken by the
gale, and the poor fellows were washed overboard and led.
The only one of the crew left was old about 18 years of agee
and who succeeded In bringing the smack este to Shoreham.
harbour on Saturday afternoon, having laboured fur several
hours in accomplishing his perilous and extraordinary task.
On reaching Shoreham he was much exhausted, having been
without food for a long time.

STABBING ON BOARD AN AMERICAN SHIP.-011
Saturday night, William Hicks, chief mate of the American
ship Jolts J. Boyd, lying off Rock Ferry, discovered one 01 •
the seamen, John Bradley, in the act of breaking open the
passengere' luggage. He ordered him on deck, when Bradley .
drew his knife, an rushing at the mate, stabbed lyns in the
ear and arm. He wee speedily secured and given into chugs
of detective ninety Scott, from Liverpool who lodged him in
the Birkenhead Bridewell. He wM bo brought before the
magistrates at Birkenhead to-day.—Lirerpool Albion.
The Belgian Transatlanttc Royal Mail steamer
Constitutive, Captain Vontren, 8.R.N., arrived from Ant-
werp at Southampton on Sunday, to receive from Menem
Owns, Hazen, and Richardson, the shipping agents of the
bier port, her English cargo for America. She will leave
brathezapton for New York this morning she takes oat a
I fon cargo, and the large number of 660 passengers ; 66 of
her passengers embarked at Southampton, and 130 tons of
her cargo were also shipped at that port.
GREAT STORM IN MCBLIN.—The Five/non stated
that on Friday night and Saturday morning, Dublin was
visited by a storm, which for violence and duration has not
been equalled since the winter of 1840. A mnsidembla
amount of damage of a naisoellaneons character was done,
but we did not hear of any marine disaster. At Kiluminhare
gaol a distretig accident occurred. A violent goat of wind
penetrated the chimney of the governor's aputment, and the
immense mean of brickwork crabbed through the roof and
fell, into the bedroom underneath, where Mrs. Alison. the
wife of the governor, happening to be at the time. suffered
the most serious injuries. Drs. Tuffaell and Cusack are at
present in attendance, and the position of Mrs. Alison is
toted to be very precarious.
TUE TRADE ow LIVERPOOL.—LUERTOOL, MON.
noY.—The Customs bill of entry, published this morning,
gives • return of the number and tonnage of the
ships that have entered inwards from and cleared
outward. for foreign ports in the week ending the 14th
March, 1857, as well as the corresponding week of 1856.
It appears that during the last week 39 ships of an aggregate
tonnage et 4,931 tuns entered inward.. against 47 ships.
24,160 to in 1856, being a decrease of 8 in the number-ol
ships, and a decrease of 1,229 tons in tho tonnage; the num.
her of clearances outwards during the week, 97 ships, of a
tonnage of 47,806 tone, against 86 ships and 36,819 tons in •
1856, being an increase of 11 ships and 10,987 bins. The
total number of ships reported inwards from foreign lord
during the present year up to the 14th of March was 712,
with a tonnage of 39,207 tone, against 638, and 342,844 tam
in the year 18.56, showing an Mayen of 74 ships and 49232
tens. Cleared outwards to tho 14th March, 1877, 869 ships
and 490,198 tone, against 863 ships and 447,413 tons in 185.0;
increase in ships 6, and in tonnage 42,785 tons.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

BARER —March 13. Marquae.vtaao. Morgue • road, Ceoenbarh
the wife of Mr. W. Behr. of a MU.
cuur.—Msrob 14. at Natort.olwe Wert, Mn. R. C. Cure. of a MIL
DALTON.—Mereb IL at the Rectory. liirchare Newton. Nog folk. the
We of the Arr. R. Dalton. of a daughter.
FEW.—lferch 15. at Weethill. Weraheortia Mn. Cheri. F... Of
&leiter.
OIL PEL.—MM 13. the wife of Mr. C. F. Cildea, of Nayloretrale
Liverpool. of deoehtor,
016BORNM.—Mareh et Trastreem. Chrobiro, the wife of J. R.
tome. Beep. of • rea
M RJORIDA NRP.—March 14. at toner Braot.street, the elle et
P. C. Marjedbarder, En.. M.P., of daughter.
wry y —lurch 12. at Rellway.plare, Fenehurch stmt. CUL the
wile of Mr. H. IP Merlyn. of a daufhter.
PLC M KR.—Mareh 13, at Oloucester.terrece, Bridle:lc. the wife a B.
Pl.mo. Fee.. of atom
WEBER.—March 14, at. No. 35, Croveo.hill-gardcu, Urdclort,
wife of Charke Frederic* Weber. Der of a to,.