The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-23 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Bosphorus ;barque), from Table By, Dec. 15, lat. 14 N., loa.
69 E.
British Queen, steering N.W., Nor. 21, lat. 34.89 8., lon. 18.0 E
City of Quebec, of and foe London from Bombay 0Y days, Dec.
9, lat. 0.41 N., lon. 22.3 W.
Emma barque. oil Cochin.
Gertruae from Mauritius, Nov. 28, lat. 35 S., lon. 21 E.
Harriet (ship„ from Ilauritina, Nor. 28, lot. 35 8., lon. 21 E.
I orrachee, from Clyde 64 days for Bombay, lat. 29 R., lon. 23 W.
Mistletoe, from Valparaiso 40 days for Liverpool, lat. 40 8., lob.
37 W.
Maxwell (ship), from Calcutta, Nov. 26, lat 35 8., lon. 22.30 E,
Union French ship), from Cardiff for Ceylon, Dec. 1, lat. • N.,
lon. 25 W.

11ppe. ;WC of Aberayron, from Ilawittua for Cork, Nor.
16, 34.15 8., lon. 25.41$

Loss OF TWO LIVES ON THE REGENT'S CANAL.—
The continuance of the thaw during yesterday and the two
preceding days has rendered the frozen surface of the Re-
gent's and Grand Junction Canals very dangerous. and at
the Paddington end numerous immersions of children have
taken place, and in two instances with fatal results. The
first case was that of a young gentleman named Emmanuel
Ford lumen, aged 7 years., of 8, Carlton-terrace, Onne's.
green, who it appears was enticed upon the ice by other
children, and immediately afterwards fell through. Two
men went to the rescue, bat when the body was recovered
life was extinct. The other ease occurred yesterday after-
noon. A little girl named Mary Anne Cox, ten years of
age, in company with two other little girls, ventured upon
the ice near Dark's-wharf, Paddington. The trio had not
been on long before the ice on which they were standing
became detached, sod after carrying them along a short
distance tipped, and they were immersed. Assistance was
promptly rendered, and two of them were mead, but the
body of the girl Cox was not recovered for about seven mi-
nutes. She was then removed to the surgery of Dr. J. S.
Beale, Paddington-green, but life was extinct.

ACCIDENT IN A CHALK PIT. —A aingular accident
occurred in a chalk pit at Uftonlane, near fhttingbourne
the property of Mr. G. Smeed, on Thursday. A cart,
drawn by two hones, belonging to W. W. Gamoyne,
of Gnivehurst, was backed agent an overhanging bank fur
loading, when a fall of sevenl tons took place, burying
hones, cart, and mum who was in the cart. The front of the
vehicle was smashed in but fortunately only the loose
chalk fell on the man and horseA, and although completely
buried neither was much hurt. Only two minutes pre-
viously a cart belonging to Thomas Pearson, Esq., bad lava
loading when the loiter blocks felL—Scold Eastern Gazette.
We quote a few more of the extraorthuary
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nervousness, constipation. iodisation. and debility, from which
I have suffered great misery, and which no medicine could
remove or relieve, have been effectually cured I. Du hare's
teal In a very short tore.—w. B. Beeves, 141. Yleetstreet,
London." No. 4,909. Fight years dyspepsia. nen ousuessoleld-
lily, with cramps, spasms, and nausea, for which my servant had
consulted the advice of many, have been effectually cured by
Du Barry's health-restoring food. I shall he happy to answer soy
Inquiries. —Rev. John W. Maven. Millington Rectory, Norfolk.'
Avoid pills and medicines ; they invariably aggrayste and perpe-
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be laved, and all doctors' and apothecaries' bills avoided, by adng
Du Barry's Food, which, ate few pence per day, saves SO Dines
its cost in physic, oil, and other remedies. Certificate, N 0.38.414
—we and it the safest remedy. Andrew lire, M.D. F.ILS , Dr.
Harvey, Dr. Wurzer, Dr. garland. Dr. Campbell. Packed in tins,
with full instructions, its., H. lid.: 45. ; Mb., ;
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agent-street ; also, Fortnum, Mason, and Co.' Piccadilly, Lou-
don ; and throngh all grocers and chemists In thin district, and
all parts of the klugdont—tAdverthessent. I

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS

ACTON.—Jan. 10, at the Vicarage, lwerne Master, the wife of
the Rer. J. Acton, of a so*.
DRUSIMOND.—Jan. 10, at Sloane-street, the wife of W. Orion.
mond, Esq., of a son-
PEILDINIJ.—Jan. 00, at Downing, FUntahire, Vitrounte.4
PeHoling. of a daughter.
HARRIS.—Jan. 17, at Barnet, Bert', the wife of S. Harris.
E.g., of a daughter.
KINKEL--Jan. 18, at Blotofield.road, Maida•hill, the wife
Dr. G. Kinkel, of a daughter.
LAMBERT.—Jan. 17. at Pennlngtml Psnonage, Kant.. the wife
of the Rev. W. Lambert, of a son.
LASCILLK•4.—Jan. 17, at Goldsbro' Hall, the Hon. Mrs.
moat Laseelles, of a daughter.
POPHAM.—Jan. 19, at Grosvenor-street, the wife of F. L. Pop-
ham, Esq.. of • son and heir.
ST. JOHN.—Jan. 19, at Dublin. the wife of Captain J. H. St.
John. 20th Regt., of a ion.
THURSBY.—Jan. 19. at Wormleighton, Warwickshire, the *ifs
of A. H. Thursby, Esq., of a son.
KARRIAGFS
BEAMISII—SMITH.—Jan. 17, at St. John's, Paddington, lw thy
• Rev. H. H. &Amish, M.A.. P. S. Beanilsh, Esq., to Ada Nrlllll.
berg, daughter of the late B. Smith. DK., of Bryanston.sonstv.
BRADLEY—BOOTH.—Jan. 21, at tho parish church, Lea de. by
the Rev. F. 3-.W004, Mr. Y. Bradley, to Ellen, daughter of

Mr. W. 16;in;,iii
NA YLOR—KEPPEL—Jan. 18, at AU Relate', At. John's erv.l,
hy the Rev. H. J. Lionipidon, Mr. G. P. Naylor, of Sheffield, y•
Sarah Jane, daughter of Mr. J. Kennel, of Dartmouth.
SMITH—HOLLIDAY.—Jan. 17, at at. John a, Leeds, by the
Rev. Mr. Airey, Mr. J. smith. of Ottley, to Mary, daughter of
the late Mr. T. Holliday. of Manchester.
THOMP:YON—WINTEATH.—Jan. 17, at limleh, CHOY, hy the
Rey. D. T. K. Drummond, F. Thompson, Esq.. of the Bengal
Chil Service, to Ellin. daughter of A. Monteath, Esq.. of
/Botch. Perthshire.
WA LDEGRAT E—ROTHES.—Jan. n. at AU Soule Church, tang-
ham platy, by the Lohl Bishop of CarUsle, the George
Wahlegrave. to the Countess of Bothes.

BARLow,_.fiu,. 30, Mr. C. BIZIOW, of Barnsley, Yorkshire,

aged 87.
DE KEYsEG —Jan. IS, at Bruiselt, C. De Keyser, Esq., aged OD.
DigNNN.—Jan. SO. Ellen. wife of Mr. G. Dennis, of Albert-for-
me. Camberwell, civtt zno.
011,0011._—Jan. IS, at Marten-Inn, Holborn, Mr. Cl. Groom,

-Tied Ml 7.
HALL—Jan. 21, at Kensington.park, Sir J. Hall, K.C.H.,
—Jan IS„tnne, wife of Mr..l. Harding, of Sedgley
Bank Higher Broughton. Manchester, aged 75.
NrDs._Jaged 6„.. 7 at IS estbourne.terrace, ifyrie.park, C. C. Hyde,
FONM—Jan. SO.
at Cumberland-terrace, Regent's•pare. C.
gag.,
Jones• goo aged 74.
PArriss.-Jae. PO. at Brighton, after a long Marva Mary, the
beloved wife d James Patten, gay, of Upper Woburn.place.
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