The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-30 00:00:00

VEt3BZLE3 13POHIN WITH.

Calmar, from Liverpool for Calcutta, June 3, lat 11, lon 13.
Contest shipl, from Liverpool 25 days for Burnley, June 11, Itt
0.20 N, lou 23.
Excelsior (barque), from London for Bombay 21 days, June 20,
lat 6.46 N, lon 24.45 W.
International (American ship% from Uverpool for Bombay, 21
days, June 13, lat 6.06 N, lon 24.21 W.
Ida Ziegler, from Loudon fur Auckland, N.Z., 21 days, let 1 N,lon

soWI' ' • . -•
Jamesßriant, from Troon for Moulmein, June 6, tat 163. los

John Wood, from Sunderland for Calcutta 29 days, June 13, Ist
6.02 N. lon 24.20 W.
King of Italy tahlp), from London for Port Phillip 32 days, all
well. June 0. lat 18.24 N, lon 34 W.
Lady Wharneliffe, bona London for Mauritius, June 12, 1M 6.43
N, lon 20.45 W.
Myrtle (ship), from Liverpool for Bombay 24 days, June 20, Ist
toe N lon 24.45 W.
Quota at the North (ship), from Liverpool for Aden, June 1, Izt
.

N, lon SO W.
Storm ,barque), from Maca«• for London 67 days, June •, Ist
!t47 IL too 0.30 Z.
Bt. Dunstan. Wynn, from Aligoa Bay for London, May 4, off Cape

SUPPLIMMITARY MAILS YOH INDLL AND
TRALIA.—The contract packet, Mooltan, which sailed from
Southampton on the 20th instant with mails for India, Aus-
tralia, and Mauritius, having broken down, the mails will
be transhipped at Gibraltar to the Delta, which left South-
ampton on the 27th instant, and orders have been meet by
telegraph to Suez to detain the outward-bound packets
until those mails arrive. In the expectation that such
orders will be received in time to stop the sailing of the
packets, supplementary mails for Point de Galle, Calcutta,
ras, Mauritius, and the Australian Colonies will be
made up on the evening of the 3rd proximo, and forwarded,
via Marseille*, with the Bombay mails.—By command of
the Postmaster-general, Rowland Hill, Secretary ; General
Posta/floe, 29th July.
EMIGRATION TO QUERITSLAND.—The ship Wan*
fell, Captain Jones, sailed from Gravesend on Sunday for
the Dew Australian colony of Queensland, with 229
pathogen on board. De government emigration officer,
Mr. Foster, under the direction of Captain Lean, inspected
the ship, and ascertained that the accommodation and pm-
visions were in accordance with the liberal requirement of
the act to ware the safety and comfort of the passenger.
Mr. Jordan, the Queensland emigration commissioner, ad-
dreamed the passengers, giving them much useful informs-
tion as to the best means of ensuring success in the land
of their adoption, and many useful Lista for the voyage.
TRAMWAYS IN THE DISTROPoLITAN DISTRICTS.—
The local authorities of Southwark have granted permissioa
for the laying down a double line of street rails along the
Waterloo, Borough, Blackfriars, London, Westminster
bridge, and New Kathroads, Newington-causeway, Stoom
end, and Blackmanatreet. The authorities 9( Westminster
have given an opinion unfavourable to the extension of the
Victoria-street tramway over Westminster-bridge to unite
with the before-mentioned line. The line along the Ur-
bridge-road is about to be removed. The vestry of law'
have sanctioned a tramway along the New Northa-
no operations have yet been commenced.
A VOLtiNTRIRS' ENCAMPMENT.—The other da)
at Wimbledon, a perm of volunteers determined to undergo al
the fatigues and diflicultles of the field during a time of sat.
and encamped in a tent on the common, where they cookr.l f
themselves, kept watch, and cleaned their arms, and slept ei
night during the matches and review. This evinced a vet:
liftable reeling which, we are sure. Is shared by many
engagements did not permit to follow their example, whose ro
tog is done vicariously, who sleep every night on comfortst
beds at home, and who keep only that kind of watch which.
manufactured for them by Benson, of Ludic:G*oSM and Conduit
the ° volunteers' watchmaker,' who Is so renowned for his ex-
cellent workmanship and the accuracy of his thne-keepers
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.
BORDER. —July 25, at Privett Parsonage, Hants, the s Ile of
Rev. C. S. Border, of a ,on.
HRIPPRE.—JuIy 24, at Hertford, the wife of J. Gripper,
of a son.
HIRST.—JuIy 28. at Brigitton.park, Clifton, Bristol, the ri
of .1. H. Hirst. Ray_ of a daughter.
RI MBER.—Jnly 27, at Park Villa. W imhterion.park.road, Wasl-
worth, the wife of H. IS umber, Nag_ of a daughter.
NORTON_.-7.1n1y 28, at liarkliampatead, the wife of the Ito.

RJODALL—JuIy 90. et ifanovcr•vilka. Notting-hill, the elk 4
J. EendaU, Rau, of a eon.
VICICIIftS.
_July
~14, at Upton Hall, Sheffield, the wife of T. I.

Vkken F.;47,.0fa son.`
WALKICI.—JuIy 24. at Gamey Brow, near Bury, Lancashire. the
wife of 0. 0 Walker, jun.. Bag., of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.
BROOKS - PERRY.—JuIy 26. at St. Johnetreet Chapel. Redrew!•
row, by the Rev. J. P. Dobson, R. B. Brooke, Kan., to Sam'
Men, daughter of J. Perry, Kai., of Shrublands, 5P1170,1
Chelmsford.
BURGE—K ELLY.—JuIy 24, at St. George's, Dublin, by ilw
R. S. Brooke, U.D.. B. 11. Burge. Req., Lieutenant and Adll•
6gth Rept_ to Caroline Luba, daughter of J. IL Kelly, Sal
.T.P.. of Llmeetown, county Westmeath.
DAVERN—BELL—JuIy 24. at Downham Market, Norfolk.
the Rev. R. Browne, G. W. Dowers. Eau.. of the 47th Rig'
Mary Ann Louisa, daughter of R. B. Bell, ray., of Mei.
Market.
THOMPSON—PORCRER.--.7nly 25, at St. George's, Hamner
square, by the Rey. H. V. Broughton, P. Thompson, •
Madeline Louise, daughter of the Rev. G. Percher, id ItO'
11111t0114qUaret

DEATH&
BLACHROBD.—JuIy 24. at Herne Bay. Kent, Margaret s,
wife of H. W. Blacbford, Esq., wit 02.
CROOK —July 25, at Cotham.rowk Bristol, Mr. E. ft
med as.
HuNT.—Joly 24, W. Hunt, Hag., of Bt. John's.wc
wd 41.
LEIGHTON.—.IOI7 24. at Barrow, near Kirkby Loos, K
Llighton,aged 53.
PIIINBON. July 25, at Edwardes-square. krob,ul.l.
Marla, widow of the late T. Parkinson. Ese . aged '9
THOMASI—JuIy 25, it Res-view, lab of WiOt, Alice F.llribeC
Le Marohant, daughter of Le IC Thomas, Eq , aged 22
TRIPP.—Jub, 25, Charlotte, wile of Ilr. T. Tripp. of "'""
streak *pod OIL

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