The Express.
London, England, 1864-03-15 00:00:00

LIFEBOAT SERVICES.

CABTLETOWN. ISLE-OF-MAN, !dawn 12.
The schooner Water Lily, of Pwllheli, left
Dnodalk oo the tith of March, is ballast, bound for Bangor,
and on the evening of the beat day was driven by stress of
weather into Derlyhaveo Bay, where she anchored with
two anchors out. About noon on the 11th • vary violent
gale from the N.W. came on. One of the anchor chains
parted and the vessel dragged out round Fort Island into
the Tidier/ay. A signal of distress was then tweeted and
the lifeboat at this place, belonging to the National Life-
boat lostitutioa, was at once transported to Derlyhaven Bay,
and Mooched to the rescue of the shipwrecked crew. It
wesnow blowing • furious gale of wind, but the lifeboat
soon reached the reseal and succeeded in rescuing the cre w
consisting of three men and a boy, and afterwards landed
them in safety. The reseed ultimately became a total
wreck.

LOSSIEMOUTH, Juan Ur.
The smack Barbara, of &reload, Weir with coals, sprung
• leak. and afterwards came oa shore at this place daring
• gale of wind last night. The National lastitntioa's lit.
boat stationed here was moo launched, and succeeded in
saving the vessel's crew. The smack afterwards became
• total wreck.

ORMSBY, NORFOLK. /Luca 14.
Nine lives were saved this morning from the Alice, of
Newcastle. The yawl had struck oa the Crass Sand Mat
eight io very stormy weather, whoa the crew took to their
boat, nerd were afterwsrds picked up by a Caistor yewL The
Scratby 'ad °aster lifeboats had also goes off with the
view of rendering usistaoce to thereon crew.

STREPLZCIT MUM AT LA if Anc n I.—The second
day's rusaiog, which case off yesterday (Sunday), was
favoured with delightful weather ; and the number of onto.
Won on the ground was consequently large. The sport
was good the finish of each mos giving rise to an exciting cag-
iest. The handicap, which was drat on the card, was looked
on as • cortrunty for Anneals, and backers of the field
at evens could with &dinky be found. That hone, how-
ever, free hie previous saeossine, tarried the highest weight,
aad was bones, by a length only, by • rival, to which h•
gave 21lbs. The winner Iliribi, who only two years ago
was working in Karnes, was trained and brought out
for the first time last year, when be won one
race of small value. He booas now beaten over
• long course unquestionably the best steeplechase
bores oa the continent ; the Colonel, whoa public
career bee probably seder'. bran excepted. Mr. Roe's Vixen
had the race in band for • good part of the time, but she
stumbled at the wall and throw her jockey ; she ern, how-
ever, swaistuated and came in • good third. Ibe Iwo events
which followed were both woe by horses wall known as
fiat mos mows, but who made their first appearance yester-
day as steeplenanen.—OSirmani.
Cos/Wigan EXP6I4 MITRE. —The Confederate
government estimates its military implanter* fee six
months eliding the 30th of June nest as follows :—Quartar-
mastar.gnonl's expeoditure, 64,000,000. ; sionienry-
geossal, 11,600,0001.• surgeonieneral, 3,40,0001. ;
moor bureau, 2,000,000/. ; ordnance bonen, 4,000,0001. ;
nitre and mein bureau, 2,000,0301. ; adjutant-genenre
office, 10,0001. ; bursa of war, 50,000/. ; costingest fund,
50,0001. ; total, 87 710,0001.—de paper.klosittmss's Ms is choice and strong, moderate
la prim. Sal wk to ma These adnutages have mewed
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