The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-13 00:00:00

I'ItANIFIC RICTIJRN&

BAILWATIL Man Par Mar- Total, Vaad,
oyes. mon. Unmaas. le r( loti
/Peek tedloa August 25. A A A 4
Vitro% sad /1.. .. 185 Cs7ao ”
Week ondlog August IS.
Gnat Wekteru of 4.)usoda US

12,083 E7C

Wash ending dept. 1.
5 Aust. et Lombarde-9210.
(South Aust. Line) 1005 17,109 29.090 41034 40.1)1
(Lombardo Llnel
Ilan of Central Italy II/ 2.910 1,700 4,315 A 94
reality Sept. 4.
_ _ .

Cal*.lonl6o 2621 7,067 12,377 16444 19.11)
Week euding Sept. 0.

Cork &nJ Yougbil and
Quorostown Awl

406 00 471

SERIOUS Lots OF LIFE IN SFRONSAT FIRTH.—
The packet Otter, George Selmer master, left Baerlay as
Mondsy afternoon about 1 o'clock, bound for Kirkwall,
haviug a general cargo and about thirty pemenpre on board.
After leaving, it come on to blow hard ; much so that it
was found necessary to double reef the nutiusail. The ph.
however, still increased, and before entering the •'Fall
of Warners," off Warms' Point, Eday, it was decided
to take in the third reef. The maiusail was accord
ingly lowered, and John Muir, one of the seamen, who
was hauling in the reef, fell overboard. TM
small boat, which was towing 'stern, wee immedietely
got alongside, when Robert &later, son of the master, so
companied by Mr. Charles Ingram, son of the Rev. Mr.
Ingram, United Presbyterian Church, &lay, jumped in sod
pulled
away in the direction of the spot where Muir bad
fallen overboard. He, however, was Dever sees, having
sunk almost immediately, or been carried away by the tide.
which was running at a fearful rate. The boat was by the
time carried by the tide to • great distance front the vend,
and was drawn into the "fall," where she swamped, sod
the two men who made so noble an endeavour to
lave Muir perished before the eyes of those os board
the Otter, who were powerless to save them. As soon se
the vessel was got under snug canvas, she was taken
into the Bay of Greeetoit, where she anchored, sod a boat's
crew from Eday boarded her. Mr. Ingram's sister WM oa
board, but she was oot informed of thesed fate of her brother
until she was leaded at &oda', where the vessel returned.
The three men drowned were all young and unmarried. Mr.
Ingram was a young gentleman of great promise, sod had
been on a visit to dome friends in Holiday. The boat drove
ashore the woe day at Warner Pcint.—Ormedias.
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BIRTHI3, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
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COWARD.—September 9, at Lower Norwood, Mrs. Wass
Coward. of a daughter.
DEVILS. —September 10 at Bromley Lodge, Kent. the wife of C
I. Dew, Req. of a daughter.
FRANCIS. —Sepiemter 9, at Canterbury-road, East Brixton. Mt
wife of B. Francis. Faq., of a daughter.
BUM AM --September 9, at Rushbury Rectory, Shromittre tb
wife of the Rey. F. U. hotham, of a eon.
OLIVLR —September IL at Avenue-road, Ilegeuraimult, the Et,
of W. Oliver, of a sou.
ERlOR.—September 9, at Elmwood, Sutton, the wife of 11. rnor.
do., of a daughter.
YARD
ptowther U, at Ilodlow•park, Kiwi, Lady 114'
leY, of a nos_