The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-04 00:00:00

DREADFUL SHIPWRECK.

Intelligence reached Liverpool last evening of the
total loin of the American ship Mobile, Captain Furber,
which sailed from that port on Monday last for New Or-
leans, with upwards of 40 passengers and a crew of about
:10 men. At half-rut 2 o'clock on Wettneaday morning
she struck on Blackwater Bank, and shortly afterwards be-
gan to break up. Efforts were made to launch the boats,
but, in consequence of the heavy saa, they were fruitless ;
and at every succeeding sea one or more of the passengers
were washed off the wreck, until all had disappeared, with
the exception of eight seamen and one passenger, who were
saved, but Captain Farber, together with all his officers,
perished. The Mobile was upwards of 1,000 burden, and
newly new.

THE NEW AIIERICAN MINISTER.-The Liverpool
llerewry of Friday says the Hon. Joseph R. Ingersoll, of
Philadelphia, the newly-appointed American Minister to
this othatry, was amongst the passengers that arrived here
ma Wednesday by the Arctic. He was eecompanisd by his
Wiese, Mho Willcox, and immediately on landing proceeded
as the Adelphi Hotel. Shortly afterwards the honourable
Mikhawas waited upon by the folloeing deputation
n the Liverpool American Chamber of Commerce :-
taus. William Brown, M.P. Eyre Evans, F. Hamilton,
W. Jackson, Malcolmsou, Barber, and others, with Mr.
Dawn, the secretary. The deputation congratulated
the Lauri en Minister on hie arrival in this country,
and Moiled him to dine with the members of the
Ember on an early day. The Hon. Mr. Ingersoll at once
summeid the invitation, and promind to visit Liverpool
seeds se seas after he had entered upon the duties of his
'Mee se be could make arrangements fee leaving London.
In the assess at saaversation with the deputation, Mr.
Ingemall elated that Mr. Secretary Webster had informed
him helm be lark the United States that no difficulty
would nr asoli slim with Great Britain on the Many
Lir. The km. remained at the Adelphi
W and left Liverpool metert
deg hydrnana. tad. Lesidm. We andante's' that
ft/lowatio fume= of the Hon. Abbott LIMNING% the
psuesat minister, Waldman to-day, and that the new with".
tar wee anxious to he In London et ones to enter upon his
Moisteriel duties. For the present the address of the new
winalens will be Mivart'a Hotel, Lnudoo.
Tag MILITIA AND THE PEACE SOCINTT.-OD
Wednisky, at the Nommen Pigpen Petty Sessions, Wm.
Browses' shamed with sommitting • misdemeanour, by
enrolled.' and at Little Brickhill, a seditious
" the New Militia." The mime,
sdmigedtie tithe bills in question, sad stated
itbat be Wee the frier sal I/Walther of Viobsin, Bode, end
was impleyod Kok so by_Thosias Carter, show= to Mr.
lisighingtem, grams ofWeburo who paid him. He was
bound weer in smapimnsee, himself in 201., and two sato-
ties in SOL mob, to grew sad take his trial fir the offeses
at the sent swims kr this eounty.-Btices Herald.
A LITISL-0 brake, June 1,1830. The Duke
of W~ma percents his compliments to Mr. D-d,
has reesf7 bbl knew and the inclosure. Whatever may
be the aster sad cutest of his public avocations, the
this le slider the asseedty of finding time to peruse the
balms mitten to him by times who can And leisure time
Ifesm their avocation to write to him upon those matters
Si Midi it is the duty of the duke to attend." The men-
den alibis note was information conveyed by an old friend
Is Mr. D. (of istemiled samomonts of • foreign power),
with • request to litter in the hands of the duke.
Mr. D. left it at -boom as the morning of the 3lst
Kay, about 12 , with lie and and a note, in which
he notind kis own favourable opinion of the strong and
obeermat mind of his friend,and premised that the then
nmassoms osensilmi of the duke would hardly permit its
pima On the IsiJowing maiming, before 8 o'clock, the
memo, of the duke delivered the foregoing at -, Fen.
shumbotroet.
YAWN OP LAND IN DEPATemmte.-The ale of
the reetateist portion of the estates which belonged to the
late &mud non, IR., deceased, situate in the parish of
Norton sad in the townships of Coal Aston and Totley, in
the meaty el Derby, leek plasm au Tuesday last, at Mr.
Ifiehetheee mart. is at. The ale attracted a very
tWis sompony
was very a=doete
We pition
tter the
timiers. Let 1, a farm, otmebning of dwelling subjoin
osie,
sad about 1611 a. k. 2p. of land, near Norton,
in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Bingham, was
meld to Mr. Homy Watson, solicitor, for 6,56 W.
Lot 2, the adjoining closes of land, oontainiog
31 saes 1 rood, occupied by Mr. Mason and
others, wild to the same gentleman for 1,0401. Lot 3,
six other closes of land, in the township of Coal Aston,
containing 19a. Ir. 18p., to Mr. Watson for 7051. Lot 4,
two close* of rather improved land, near Trowsy, in the
occupation of Charles Jones, consisting of 10a. 3r. 24p., was
sold to Mr James Rhodes, of Coal Aston, for 366!. Lot 6,
a close of land, called "The Bank," sold to Mr. Rhodes for
1701., containing 4a. Or. 20p. Lot 6, consisting of 16a. 2r.
20p. of land, and part of a farm, sold to Mr. W. Smith, of
Sheffield, for 1,0901. Lot 7 ; the same gentleman was the
purchaser of this lot at 1,1901.-18 a. Or. 12p. of land. Lot
close of land, called " The Birches," near Coal Aston,
Ir. 11p., was mid to Mr. James Rhodes for 2451. Lot 9,
0 The Two Birches," comprising about 9a. Ir. Ip., was sold
Is Mr. Marshall, of Fanwood Hall, for 4101. Lot 10, the
edase of coal and other minerals under a portion of land
ql Coal Aston-were passed by, only one bidder fir iR
Let 11, in the township of Tetley, consisting of two amen
and 12a. 2r. 21p, of land, in the occupation of I.
r was sold to Mr. Henry Waterfall, solicitor, fter
4901. Let 12, a small close of land, containing la. 3r. 10p ,
was sold to Mr. Thomas Batley, for 481. Lot 13, Ave fields,
containing 13*. 2r. 9p., also at Tetley, was sold to D'Ewse
Coke, Esq., for 3901. Lot 14, the rent charge of
21a. 16r. Ilp. arising out of various lands in about fouthmn
different holding*, in the township of Toney was sold be
Mr. Waterfall for 4601. Lot 15 comprised 101'a. 2r. 16p. of
moor land, near Ringinglow, in the township of Upper
Hallam ; this lot, for which there was a very spirited bid-
ding, was eventually knocked down to Mr. Saunderson, of
Ithetheld, at 1,5601. When it was offered by auction tee
yaw we beard the name bidding was only 1,3001. The
Mel of the ode owewaeod to 14,7031.-DerbysAire Comfier.
DONNY TOLD LAND SOCIETT.-At the re-
sent medise ed the list of voters for South Derbyshire, 23
arty dnthil Vieth made by the members of the above society,
▪ supst of this elleements. Tho value of the allotment',
each peg mtham, having been admitted by thesis
eurretivo agent. the questions to be decided were-let,
tier, assuming ask allotment to he worth 51. per maths,
the allottees hod a clear income of 40s. a year each ; and
Sadly, whether, in the case of one of the allottees, who
bad let his allotment temporarily as garden ground for less
than 40s. a year, such allottee wss entitled to a vote. The
latter question was decided against the society, and in four
Ober cases it was found that the allottees had built upon
their land and were not entitled to he placed upon the re-
sister until the next revision. The number of votes allowed
Was 18.