The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-20 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Confidence (ship), of New York, steering West, Nov. 2, let. 46,
lon. 32.30 W.
Cambria (ship'„ of Bath, from London for Bt. John's, N. 8., Oct.
It, let. 42.40. lon. 44.60.
City of Brooklyn, from Sew York for Liverpool, Nov. 2,IaL 40.114.
lon. 69.
Donald 11%11y, from Liverpool for Melbourne,Oct. 18, lat. 48.,
lon. 29 W.
Innen* ;ship„ from London for Colombo 29 days, Oct. 9, let. 7
N., lon. 27 W.
Queensberry (ship), steering 8., oot. 4, let. 8 N., lon. 26 W.

TRII OVERDUB CANADIAN MAIL. STRAIDIR.—•
.IJVIRPOOL, TOISDAY.—Up to a late hour this afternoon
the Omadian mail steamship North Briton bed not reached
Loodnedarry. The anxiety as to her safety continues to
Mayan ; while, on the other hand, there are many who
believe—end naturally too—that the North Briton ham met
with bad weather, had her machinery damaged, and I.
either coming borne under canvas, or she put back to
Quebec. Of course them statement. are merely specula-
tive, but no doubt the cause of her absence will be
cleared up by the next homeward Canadlah mail
steamer, the Anglo Saxon, now due at Londonderry.
The St. Andrew steamship, which sailed from
two days before the North Briton, only arrived at Gl=
this morning, and the Teutocia, from New York mi the
3rd lost., got to Southampton late last tight. Under sad
circumstances there is no reason to doubt the ani-
mate safety of the North Briton, her commander, Captain
Grange, being an accomplished and experienced seaman. A •
despatch posted in the Liverpool underwriter's roomto-day,
says :—" North Briton, from Quebec, off Father Poietylefh
for Liverpool on the 3rd Nov., was detained some bean ta
the midge down by fog."
lag EXTRAORDINARY CAB. OF MURDER AY Aim
FOnD.—Geot Inkpen, 27 years of age, of 37, Amelia-
terrace, Deptford, was brought up on remand, charged with
attempting to commit suicide by throwing himself into the
Surrey Cowl with Margaret Edmonds, who was drowned.
The circumstances of the can have been repeatedly
before our feeders. It will be remembered that on the in-
quest on the body of the young woman who was drowned at
the time the offence with which the prisoner was now
charged was committed a verdict of filo-de-se wag re.
turned, the jury adding that the prisoner was guilty of
aiding and abetting the deceased. Evidence having been
now gone into at some length, the prisoner was committed
for trial for the wilful murder of the deceased.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

ADDENRROOKL —November 16. at Hollyfield, Sutton Colad.,
Ware Mashie% the 'Weer H. Addenbrooke, Esq., of a daughter,
APPLETON.—November 15, at Maitland.place, Clapton, Mrs. IL
Appleton, of a son.
GA RUN EL—November 16, at Shoeburyncas, the wife of Colonel
W. H. Gardner, Royal Artillery, of a daughter.
HOTHAlL—November 16, at Ruabbury Rectory, Salop, the wile
of the Rev. P. H. Hotham, of a sun.
HOTHAlL—November 17. at the British Cot:ululate, Calais, the
wife of H. Hotharn. Esq.. of a daughter.
HOWL—November 17, at St. George's.road, Pimlico, the wife of
K R. J. Howe, Esti „of a daughter.
KRLLAWAY.—November 15, at Yarmouth, Isle of Wight. the
wifeof Mr. T. Kelbiway, of a &natter.
MACICENZIL —November 18, at Kelso, the wife of Dr. W. If.
Mackenzie, of a daughter.
NlAc.Nlgl4.7,:lfernitver 17, at Princes.terrace, Islington, the

wife .4 A. Macneill. FAQ.: Ofa ion.
SMlTH.—November 17. at ilicklebam Hall, Surrey. the wife .4
J. Smith, Bp., of a ion.
STEVENSON.—November IS, at Clevelandaquare, the nil, of
Y. S.evenuon, lint., of a son.