The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-07 00:00:00

THE LATE GALS.

Accounts continue to be received from all parts
of the meet detailing the die strove effects of the late gale.
KINGSTOWN, near Domm, Nov. 5.

Captain Hutehineon, R.N., the honorary secretary of the
Kioptown breech of the National Lifeboat Institution,
states: "I do not remember such a continuance of bad
weather and westerly and southerly gales for twenty years.
Her Majesty's ship Priest Coasort bee rode out some severe
westerly plea in Kingstown Bay since her arrival. She
experienced the greatest danger when off Holyhead. She
ia now detained for the recovery of her anchor. Am to-day',
is calm I hope she will be able to sweep for the anchor and
Sod it. I wish I could see her depart before an easterly isle
comes on, so that might plain her is great danger." 'Writ-
ing again later in the day, Captain Hutchinson states : " I
am happy to say that the Pries Consort has left the road-
stead for Plymouth. The vessel which the Kingstown
lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution went off
to was the ship Coroubia, of Pedalos, boned from Glasgow
to Plymouth with • passel cargo. The mail steamer
Leineter broke the centre cowmen* shaft of her swipes
when within a few miles of the Kish Light-ship last eves.
ing, and became perfectly helpless. Fortunately one of the
N 11111) company's cattle steamers was on her way to Liver-
pool, and was signalled. She took the Leioster in tow, sad
brought her safely into Kingstown Bay this morning.

NEW BRIGHTON, ne,r!.rviitno!., Noy. 4.

The tabular lifeboat of the Naftalis' Lifeboat
Isotita-
tion no this station west out yesterday in tow of the steam
tug Universe, in reply to signals of distress from a reseal on
Taylor'. Sandbank. On striving, however, at the bank,
which she reached in three-quarters of an hoot, the boat
could diapers nothing but some nieces of wreck floating,
and after searching about for some time she returned to the
shore. It was blowing strrog at the time from the north-
west, and there was a heavy sea running.
PENARTH, near C.4lorrf, Nov. 4.
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On Teeaday a coast•guardsman brought Use intelligence
that there waa a sloop in distress on Cardiff Sands. A
steam-tug was i• attendance with a boat in tow, by which
it was expected every moment that the sloop's crew would
be taken off ; but me it was rapidly becomiog dark, and the
clew wee still oe board the vessel, it was deemed advisable
that the lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution on
the Penarth station should be launched, especially as the
pale was increasing in force. This was done without the
lifeboat's crew having reoeived aoy previous warning, end,
although the bat•house is more than a quartered a mile
from the shore, the boat was afloat in twenty minutes. Bhe
speedily reached the wreck, when it wet discovered that
the crew had just been taken on to the steamer by mar
of a boat and warp. The crew of the lifeboat exerted them•
selves to the utmost, and are deserving of great praise for
their promptness and energy oa the ociession. It may be
observed that the lifeboats of the National Institution,
during the recent heavy gales, went off on V. occasions, and
between 40 and 50 lives were laved by moans of their noble
services.

TRADE BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND THE CONFEDE-
RATE Bram.- From a return submitted to the Money
Doak, and Harbour Beard, it appears that during the dose-
cid year eliding 1861, the total amber of vessels which
cleared inwards from Confederate ports was 789, outwards
for Cnotederate porta 472. The total amount of dues (Jock
and town) on tonnage and merchandise during this period
derived by the board was-inward, 132,2671. ; outward,
4,4824 The largest shipments Wow* from New Orleans and
Mobile, the aaited tonnage of the vessels entered inwards
from those ports being 539,6:53, while the tontine dues
amounted to 40,6071., sad the dock and town dues on OM,
chairdb• to 68,7551.
ORINTAL PALACE. ONE Bensiso
FRIDAY, NOV. 6.-Adatientoos on psymeat, 771 ; ditto,
by evanoe Motets, 669; tend, 1,430
Full benefit of reduced duty obtained oy par-
- oto 9117.1 r- at 41. rly N. 'C4.lhmls3file stract'itpet
sod moat Arliclosa Reported. Aouta iu every tern supply it 111
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