The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-27 00:00:00

OABUALTIE.

Caroline, of NewmailiiCaiita‘ from Bolin to the
United Kingdom. maize, W 4 abandoned In the Bay of
Biscay on the 14th all Beeember, having sprung a leak the pre-
vious day; throe me drowned, the rest of the crew lauded
here.—Oihraltar. Dae.

Nimrod (ship;, of London, Captain Pnynter, from Montreal to
Liverpool. with wheat and Soar, put in to ValenUs Harbour
with less of mainmast sad miaeslopaust, and boats rather
lesky.-lAverpool. D.C. 26.

Dear.'Tans or Maim—Yesterday (Thursday)
the Quebec and Montreal Royal Mail steamer Bohemian was
despatched from Liverpool for Portland with the Canadian
sad United States mails, and a number of passengers. To-
morrow (Saturday) the British and North American Royal
mail steamer Canada will be despatched from Liverpool for
Boston with the United States and North American mails,
he. The box at the Liverpool Post-office will be open for
the receipt of lettma, he., until 2 p.m. Late deapatehee
may be forwarded. Mk Queenstown, up to 8.30 p.m. with-
out, and until 9,30 p.m. with late fees of Id.
ACCWINT TO A Man. STRAMIR.—The following
notion was issued from the General Poet-office yesterday :
The Sultan, with the mails for India, vie Marseilles, of
the evening of the 18th instant, has broken down on her
voyage to Alexandria, and is returning to Marseilles under
calves. If she arrives in time her mails will be transferred
to the packet appointed to take from Marseilles the mails
from London of the evening of the 2fith Umtata, and be
conveyed to Alexandria with those mails. Orders have
been sent to Sues by telegraph for the Bombay steamer to
wait, and anegtra mail for Bombay will therefore be made
up at this onkel on the evening of the 2tith inst., to be con-
veyed with the mail of the 18th natant.

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Inf Meant Bronchitis—ln our cold and changeable climate
Holloway's Pills have proved themselves the beet presently,' el
111 health. They eapel all impurities, steady the circulation.
regulate the respiration, and check the first erroneous or de
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other known medicine. They successfully strike at the root
all bodily ailments by eradicating ever; morbid matter faun the
blood, and conferring on every organ its rotund and lic.dtb%
action without weakening the system or irritating the brain or
nerves. In all the varieties of fever and Inflammations. wio
now fearfully swell our bills of mortality. Holloway's nil,
exercise the most salutary power. They often restore health
when desolation

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

BAIICLA Y.—December 24570rosvenoroquare, the wife ,4
H D. Barclay. /eq., of a son.
BlFlN.—December 23, at Claremont-place, Brixton, the sire si
O. L Burn, Esq., of a daughter.
BUZJlARD.—December 21, at the Mount, Yarmouth, Ist,
Wight, the wife of Lieut.-Colonel S. Burrard, of a lon.
COVERNTON.—December 22, at K biehton, liadnorshire,
wife of C. J. Covernton, Esq., wf a daughter.
DPNNING. December 21, at Warwick.square, Pimlico, Sir.
Dunning. of a son.
EVANEL—December 22, at King-street, Belfast, the wile of '
Enos, Eat., of a son.
LESLIE —December 21, at the Cottage, Madeley, Salop, Us. wife
of P. Leslie, req., of a daughter.
PEAKK—December 20, at Clarendon-gardens, the
wife of Dr. Poste, 11th Royal Irish, of a son.
PRlCK—December PS, the wife of Mr. E. Price, of Trines!,
Cheshire, of a son.

tYlNlß:CnJrniicr at North End. Croydon. the wik.f
R. L Rymer. Rol., of a son.
OLLY.—December ?3, at Rerge.hill, Herta, the wife of W
Bony. Esq., of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.
BRA NSCOMBE —RlDER.—Deeemher 24, at St. Mark's, Tonle*.
J G. Branseombe. Deputy.Assistant.9upertntendent %Mtn
Store Stag, to Sarah Anne Cother, ‘.'aughter of W. Rider, F.oi •
of Torquay.
BROWN—LONAB.—Deemober 24, at the parish church. Sheelrq
by the Rev. Dr. Sale, Thorium. son of Mr. J. Brown. tur
ham, to Annie. daughter of the tote Mr. J. Lonuut. of Ithefael.l
HALL—ARNHTRONG.—Deceasher 21, at St. Mary,. Dublin,l.,
the Yen. the Archdeacon of Ferns. the Rev. V. H. Hall. I,
cumbent of Carrick, Londonderry, to !Anise, daughter of th,
late W. H. Armstrong, Esq„ of Mount Baton, King's Youo)

DEATHS.
BABEL—December AS, at Bury St. E,lmund's. Mn. wife Of tie
Rev. R. R. Heber, of Stretham.enm-Thetford, isle of Or.
CARRICIL—Deamber 21, at CUfton.road Amt, St. John.""—
A. Crrick, Req., aged 78.
CHRISTIAN.—Deeember 24. at Grove Villa, Roath. Car"'
A.
T. Christian, aged
MOLL —December 23, at Cheltenham, Francei, wife of NWT'
General Mute, X.R.

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