The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-13 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Adria (ship). from Bombay for Liverpool, Oct. 13, Ist 2840 N.,
lon. KM W.
Bride (banme), from London for Singapore, August 3, let. 30 S.,
lon. 27 W.
British Trident (ship), from London for 11clbourne, all well, Oct.
3, let. 7.61 N., lon. 28.17 W.
City of Olaagow, from Singapore for Liverpool, Sept. 7, In the
straits of Banes.
Mary Holland, from Calcutta, homeward bound, August 21, let.
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lilt: feat. 8 11. . .. •
Malakoff, from London for Bombay, Sept. S. lit. 38 S., lon. 33 F.
Inner's. from Newcastle for Shanghae, August 11, bat. 83 S.,
t? 38,`. lon. 4 W.
Peverll of the Peak, from Calcutta for London, Sept. 18 lat. 15
11., lon. 74 K. of Paris.

AROSNTINZ TYPO= DUTIES.—BOARD OF THAD;
Wurrutett, Nov. 12.—The Right Hon. the Lords of the
Committee of Privy Council for Trade have received, from
the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. • copy of • des-
patch from her Majesty's minister at Parana, enclosing •
translation of • decree of the Argentine congyees recently
promulgated, which imposes an additional import duty
of 6 per coot. ad valorem on goods hitherto taxed at
the rate of 15 per cent., and of 3 per cent. upon those which
have hitherto paid 20 per cent., such additional duties being
payable in equal proportions is : 1. Treasury Bonds ;2.
Treasury notes ; 3. Overdue bills drawn up to lit April
Wt.—Gazelle.

POLISH CENSUS.—From the latest returns it ap-
irs that the kingdom of Poland contains 5.850,000 inha-
bitants. Of that number, 600.000 are Jew., of whom
311,000 live in towns. and 89,000 is the country districts.
Warsaw has 10,000 inhabitants, 45,000 of whom are Jews.
At the census of 1646, Poland continued only 21;000 Jews,
of whom 144,000 we,, in large towns and 61,000 in villages.
As regards the Jeweils population, Poland is divided into (Our
categories : 1. Town.. in which Jews may reside without any
restriction ; 2. Privileged towns interdicted to Jews ; 3.
Those in which they can (may reside in certain quarters, as
at Warsaw ; and 4. What is called the frontier district,
that is to My, 21 vendee (about 13 miles) from the frontier,
Dear which residence is severely interdicted to them, from
the fear thst they would engage in smuggling.
" Wo find Du Barry's delicious health-restoring
Revalenta Arable-a good the ssfest, remedy for habitual ennsti-
Fitton. Indigestion (dyspepsia), flatolency, illitenslon, heartburn,
palpitation, acidity, phlegm. dropsy. dysentery, atrophy, dier-
eses. nervousness. irritability, sleeplessness, biliousness. bowel
and liver complaints, hamorrhoids, ermigh, asthma,
seroluM, and consumption.—Andrew Cr., M.D., F.R.S. : Dr.
Harvey, Dr. Shorland, Dr. Campbell, Dr. Rod wurzer." Pecked
In On; 11b., 2s. eel.: 511, 11s.. 121 h.. 228.—Hanst IM BARRY sad
Co., 77, Regent-street, London also Fortnum and Mason : and
at CO, Oracechurch-street 4, Chesp4l44. 113 and 150, Orford•
street: sad all grocers and chamists.--iAdvertlsement.l

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

ArrcuisoN.—November Portland.
&bore, W., the wile of General Air J. Aitchison. of a son
BUDD.—Novernbar 9, at Vale Lodge, near Lentherhead, the wile
of R. Redd, Illy., of a daughter.
HAELUCK.—November 10, at the Rectory, linfleid, Middlesex,
the wife of F. Bitstock, Fail of a son.
1110lITON.—November e, at Podymore Rectory, Somerset, the
wife of the ker. A. Dighton, of a son.
JOHNSON.—Novesriher 7, at Cross, Torrington, North DeNOll,
the wife of J G. Johnson, Ewt., of a daughter.
I LRYBVRIL —November 7, at tsussex-place, Belfast, the wife of
Mr. S. Lefevre, of a son.
LI NDRAY.—November 9, at Deer-park, Devon, Lady Frances
Lindsay. of a son.
MURRAY —November kat Northwick-terrace, Maid* hill. the
wife of Mr. W. Murray, of a son.
RENNlL—November 9, at Southwick.crescent, Hyde-perk.
square, the wife of W. Rennie, Km., of a son.
SADLER.—November ID, at Pembroke bock. Routh Wales, the
wife of R. W. Sadler, Iraq_ Psyinnster R N., of a daughter.
WARD.—Novemher 9, at Leunard.place, lit. John's-wood. the
wife of H. C. Ward, Rai., of a daughter.
. . . MARRIAGES.
_ - .

AGO—BARll.—November 7, at St. Luke's, Cheltenham. by the
Rev. K. M. Whir". W. A. Major LIMA Slat Llaht Infanta.
to &Ariz Shed.len, daughter of the late J. Barr, Doi., of
Bermuda.
CHURCH —PlALES.—November 9, at St. James's, ?addMelon,
by the Rev. R. 1141, M.A., A. R. Church, Ear, of Colchester.
to Mary /111zabeth, daughter of the late F. D. 0. Pales, Dat..
of Calcutta.
LAII9-

1114—WHEKLEIL—November 7, at the Baptist Chap,"
Pershore, Worcester, l the Rev. T. O. Rose, Mr. C. J. Lomb.
of Birmingham, to Ti dos, daughter of Mr. W. E. Wheel, r, of
Minster Lovell. Oxfordshire.
MELLO—BROWNS—November 6, at Pt. Foments, Mlddleset,
by the Rev. E. C. Machin, H. J. Mello, 8.A., to Ada Charlotte.
daughter of the Rev. J. C. Browne, 8.0 L.. Vicar of limiter.
HA iiSdON—WALL—November 9, at the parish church, "indium.
by the Rev. W. W. Godden, M.A., Mr. II Babson, it A . of
Brighton, to Mary Ann, daughter of Mr. T. Wall, of Mont.
peliermtreet, Brighton.
TURNER —llARTLEY.—November 9, at Queen.etreet Chapel.
Leeds. by the Rev. W. Thomas, Mr. W. Turner. ~f Leeds, to
&Una, daughter of Mr. J. Hartley, of New Wortley.
DEATHS.
BRACHCROST.—November 10, at Putney, S. Beachcrott,
aged gt.
BERNS/T.—November 8, at Lavender.grove East, Dalston,
Ellen, wile of Mr. J. H. Bennett, aced 27.
BETTERWORTH.—November 8, at Wilton Polygon, Chetthartu
hill, Manchester, J. H. Butterworth, Esq.
CLARKS—November 7, at Noitlustreet, Taunton, Mr. 3.
Clarke. aged 79.
HARDWIClL—November 7, at fillugsb7.
GRAVLl.—November T, at Gloucester-terrace. K ensington-
gate. Rebecca, relict of the late J. Graves, Esq., aged 93.
@hire. Mr. C. Hardwick, aged 74.
HAWRlNS.—November 9, at Prencluty, Gloucestershire, Mt
J. C. Havklm. Bart., aged 00.
CRWIalf• —N^verobßT 7, at Tubney House, near Abingdon,
Bert% November W. ewley, M.A., aged 37.
OWL/4. a Ittemington.plac..e. Lambeth, Anne
Bent, tenet of the W.
Dr. Owen, St. Jima"
apd SR near M.Jtou, York,

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