The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-21 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Cambridge (abfp), from Liverpool for Calcutta. Nov. 20, lat. 3 N
lon. 211%V.

CaTiniTiritiarque;, from Belize for London, Dec. 11, let. 24.14
lon. 1t47.
Edeudale 'ship), from London for Calcutta, Jan. 12, lot. 48.10,
lon 7W. _ _ . _ .

lein;aer,;harque',, from London for Itarbadoes, Jan. 14, IM. 49.16,
lon. 5.6 W.
Milan ship', from New Orleans for Liverpool, Dec. 21, off bun
Key Light.
Norman Morrison, from Plymouth for Madras, Nov. 30. lat. 4

N., lon. 24 W.
deraphina Mantua, from Cape of Good Hope, Dec. b. tat. 13 N„
lon. 30 W.

THE PRAISPECT UP DIMINISHED RECEIPTS UP
GRAIN PROM AMERICA.—A few weeks ago it appeared pro.
bable that throughout the winter the shipments of bread.
stuffs from New York and the other Atlantic porta would
be continued on the liberal scale with which we have been
for some time familiar, but after the shipments of the
present month, we are not likely to have any further con-
siderable supplies of American grain until next June. Inc
one respect this is to be repotted, because a slackening in
the supplies of grain leads to the disagreeable inference of
higher prices here ; but it is to be taken intaamount that,
oolong as we were receiving grain from America at the
liberal rate lately experienced, there was little prospect of
the exchanges 'being rectified. It may be hoped that on
the resumption of the American grain trade next June the
existing difficulties in America will be settled, and that our
grain receipts will then be more nearly balanced—though,
perhaps, not quite so—by the regular trade exports. Why
there should be a marked slackening of the American grain
shipments can be made very clear. The available American
supplies are from 1,0110 to 1,20 U miles inland, and the usual
channels of communication, namely, the Lakes and the Erie
Canal, are now frozen ; but there was some hope that large
quantities of wheat would be sent to the mills and con-
verted into flour, and in that form sent by railway to the
seaboard, and afterwards shipped to Liverpool. The failures
iunoeg the receivers, who would have been the medium
of this winter traffic, and the general distrust that now
prevails, have, however, checked the disposition to send
flour from the western to the 'eastern states; and at the
moment the prospect is that of a decided falling off in the
grain shipments within the next few weeks.—Mono .11arket
&Cif I^.

THE SALT TRADE AT LI TERPOOL. —A number
et sea captains, whose ships have been detained in the
Mersey for want of cargoes of salt in consequence of the
river Weaver being frozen, are about to got up a memorial
upon the subject, in order that such an occurrence might be
prevented in future. The port dues on the ships thus de-
tained amount to several hundreds of pounds per week, and
it is of this, as well as the want of proper carrying far,-
htiee, that the captains complain.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

COBBV.—Jan. ln, at New Wandsworth. the wife of E. J. Cobb).
Esq.. of a ann.
DUFy. —Jim. In, at Queen Anne street, Carendishequare, th•

Jan.
;lAiel:—.7an. 17, a.N Mr.Dult °ft
akmori.
olkaywire, Ryde.para, the wife of
Mu*. C. B. Swart, Royal Engineers, of a daughter.
OARPORTH.—Jan. 18, at Otteringtoa House, Yorkshire, the
wife of W. P. Oarforth, bits, of a daughter.
JOIINSTON.—Jaa. 15, at the Grove, Yoxford, Suffolk, the wit..
of A. IL Johnston. Ref., of a daughter.
KERSZY..Jas. 17, at Hadleigh. SUlfulk, the wife of S.O. Kersey,
Esq., of a daughter.
LoWA Dlist—Jan. 14 at Higheroft, Husbands Bosworth. Lelees-
tershire. the wife of Captain J. Lowudra, of a son.
PERCIVAL—Jan. 16, at /I Ingstonbu-Tidimes. the wife of 4 .
Percival, Seq., of a daughter.
STREET —Jan. 16, at Camp House, Colchester, the wife of
Colonel Street, C. 8., 10th Depot Battalion, of a eon.

MARRIAGE&
ASPINAL—BUNTER—Jan. 17. at West Battens-Irk. by the
Rev. W. B. Altana, incumbent, the Rev. James Aspinal.
Rector of Althorpe, Chaplain to the Right Bon. Lord Clon-
brock, and J. P. for the county of Lincoln, to Annie widow of
the late W. Hunter. Esq., of the logs, East Butterwlck.
BITCH—ROBINSON.—Jan. Is, at the tbdliedral, Manchester, by
the Rev. W. W. Johnson, OWL son of Captain M. O. Deck of
Alabama, Denmark, to Ma, daughter of Mr. J. Robinson,
Manchester.
BELL—RAMSBOTTOIII.—Jon. 17. at St. James's, Dover, by the
key. W. E. Light. A. It Bell. Esq., Lieutenant Royal Artil.
lery. to Augusta Cecilia, daughter of J. Rantabottom, Esq., of
Dover.
BELL—SIIREN —Jan 17, at Stanstead, Suffolk, by the Rev.
R. Sheen, C. Bell. K 1.. of the Orange, Louth, um.,,lnitom to
Charlotte Ikea, daughter of the key. S. Sheen, Rector of
Stanstesd.
CARTER—CIIARLTON.—Jan. 17, at SL Llarnabas, Kensington,,
by the Rev. J. E. taus, M.A., Captain V. B. D. Carter, Bow-
bey Anny, to Luc), daughter of W. J. Charlton, Esq., of Chet.
gentians.