The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-28 00:00:00

TEI LATE GALES.

SHIELDS, SATURDAY Niowr.
The gale in subsiding here, and the ees is falling
rapidly. In the storm of last night the wreck of the Stanley
shianwhip h s Almon disappeared, and a bullock that had
maintained life upon the wreck throughout the storm swam
Wore, and was captured. The vessel that was lost upon
the end of the South Pier with all Mods, last night, is the
Masi* Lather, of Boaderiand. She had five seamen, all
told, as a mew. The body of • seaman was picked up about
two bows after the meal broke up. It was then
warm, and an attempt was made to resuscitate
it. II was lakes to • public-house, bet the
efforts of the pilots who brought it there failed,
as life and warmth moo passed away. The Marlin Luther
was • wean brig, and unfortunately was stranded apse the
most dasproos spot at the mouth of the Tyne ; for, from
the time the venal Omsk seamen on shore were of opinion
that neither lifeboats nor wicket lines could roach her, and
that she most break up and drown her crew. The conduct
at the muter of the Robert Scott steam tug was mad
praiseworthy in adventuring into *eh a dangerous sea as
that which broke upon the *oast, in his *daimon to save
the crew of the unfortunate brig. Her wreck is floating
shout the coast and into the river. The body of a young
woman, identified as a parsogas lint la the Stanley, has
been taken oat of the ass and removed to
the dead-house. The bodies of Mies Elisabeth
ei&0111•011 and NW Margaret Duncan have been
identified. Miss Jameson was proceeding to Australia, and
Miss Duman was going co a visit to six* friends in Kent.
An *quest wee opined on the bodies of those lying at the
dead-home by the deputy coroner for South Northumber-
land to-day. He sad the jury sat is the Town-hall. Mr.
Howley, the master of the Manley, vas examined. He
mid that his crew was thirty hoods, all told, and he sup-
posed shout thirty passeagers on board, about one-half of
whom were women. He amid that the reason for making
the Tyne was on sesonnt of the severity of the gale,
and to protest his cattle. The Manley drew 13
test of water, sad he knew that there would
be more than seveasem feet of water upon the bar
whin he took it, sad when he did se the harbour lights
were sot is His mate had hem mod to the Tyne, sad he
told him (the owiter) that he could take the vessel ism the
herhoor, and he was *rioting when the vowel w
swept upon the rooks and wreck. The inquest has bees
adjourned till Tuesday, whim inquiries will be made by the
court into the oddest of the harbour lights, the rocket lies;
and some other things complained of.

SHIELDS, SUNDAY Nom.
Another gale err on this morning from the oath-earl.
and, though the wind has gone down, the sea Is still heavy.
Mr. J. Maegrigor asd several manufacturers from Aberdeen
interested in re ergo of the Stanley are at Shields, but so
ass can get off to the reamer. The Norris's& bark
Christian, with Maher, for Bristol, re towed in this
maiming with Oft. of water in her hold and her deck load
swept away. The ranker was disabled and very ill. Above
20,000 people wen at Tynesiouth to-day seeing the wrecks,
sad a number oifessons belonging to the villap ware
:Mon the hiding to the Spanish batter in
for the errs. About 2001. have been sub-
scribed. A committee of the leading inhabitants of Tyne-
' mouth have received the relatives of the lost presogers
sad furaired lodgings to them free. • number of the
relatives have arrived, and very distressing sores hays
been witeered. The bodies of Ann Thompson, Jane
Fergana, Elisabeth Harper, and Jana Davison are sot yeli
found. Neither bre say of the bodies of the sea
to the crew of the Stanley who were lost.
The trovered wets Samuels, the head master.
Daniel Page, • ermsn, sad three ammo, supposed to be
the mate Mitchell and two of the mew of the echoers
Priseddleffs, and three worse, one supposed to ha Mee
is
Roberts, has ths saes as her lira, and other two worm
salamis', ODD and ens young. The Tyseniouth cost
mitre will seed the bodies identified to Abortion os Tues-
day, as the Maim dery iR The whole of the bodies is.
covered up to this aftersoon have been placed in coal us and
removed to the Toweihall.buildings. The following an
identiliedi—Mory Gerdes. aged Is, on her way to a situation
is Loodos ; Ann /Liddletcr 24, on ben way to a 'Mastics
in Jersey, recognised by her brother, Peter Middleton, pr.
denier to Lady Bison, of Parepheath ; Margaret Derr,
aged 18, as her way to a dream at Stoselionais. Beebe.-
ham, Kest ; Elisabeth Jurgen, aged 19, going out to Any
malls with Ann Tbripeos, whose body has sot yet bees
recovered. She was to be married when she arrived out.
Margaret Dear, of Abrader, stewardess of renterse•
Has. M'Dosald (or of UN two women saved), who wee
goisg to Lorca to rest her husband on his arrival from
Australia. Mr. leDossid reached Ty oemonth to-day sod
met his wife. Mr. Byrne, ehisf officer of the ocurpard.
is seriously al from the effects of long homenion m the
water la making attempts to save the parengers of the
Wesley on Thursday mgr.
ABERDEEN, Nov. 27.
By telegraph on Saturday morning we stated that the
Clembia steamer, from Loedoa, had reached Aberdeen bay
on Friday evening, but is esesequeses of the fearful est off
the bar bar captain. Oargill, one of the most experienced
coonnaorre as the sarttpertern cork, was Messrs his
vassal well out to sr. On Saturday moving no *pi of the
reamer was viable la the bay, and, r retorts had bees
seen to aired the previous night, great anxiety was felt is
the tows as te her safety. This anxiety was happily re-
lieved is redeemer by a telegram from the captain of
the Gambia that he lied reached Kelso* Beads, Inverses%
•11

This Monday) bassisaa, es the sea was NM raisin very
bigh, sad the bithromethe Miaow Pharos was oohed to be
asking tor tie tar, •Isw umber al peruse thatthed to
the pier to withal bee thtessth at oakum Suddenly a
pea ware tookoovor the pier, whoa at least three pawns
were carried tete the sea sad drowsed, while about 20 an
beareportedSlM . Cleo Ras lad bb leas braces, sad many hat their
ds , ed.
The PUNi as eosin ant the bar, saw it woad ho
dangerous to take, sad the steepled out &gala.

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MS, Noy. 27.—Tbe Pealeselat and Oriental Cospeny's
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the mails for Othesker, the Mediterraesan, Egypt, Ades.
Bombay, and Upper 8..p1. BM took oat 60 AM and
31 reaoadulsee peaseure, and on freight 118 boxes spode.
vales 76,9561., of whisk einannt is sovereigns 38,0141. fee
Aleuedzia, and the renal:Au far Bombay.
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