The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-28 00:00:00

GALLANT LIFEBOAT SERVICE.

The following is a copy of the report of the
ooaw►in of the Castor Lifeboat of the N►tional lestitotioe,
detailing • vary gallant service performed by their lifeboat
on Wednesday morning last, briefly referred to in the
Zspreas

"Caistor, Norfolk, Oct. 26.
" About 1.15 this morning a vessel was theerved by
the coastguard apparently !line on the Barber Sands.
They immediately mustered the Dokter company of bamb-
inos, and on them coming down to the beach tbey saw the
vessel, but there being no Opals dying from her, and it
being very dark at the time it was thought the venal
was riding outside of the sand. Awatchful eye was, how-
ever, kept on bee—the wind being E.S.E., which sewed a
heavy sea to break on all that part of the sand—and about
1.4.5 a.m. a flare was shown from the vessel. We then im-
mediately lausebed our large yawl Eclat, and proceeded
towards the vessel, and, on our nearing her, signal.lights
were shown in quick succession. When we get within
bail of them we could see that the vessel was
lziinja. is amongst the breakers on the Barber
with the sea making • fair breach over her. Whim
the crew of the ship saw the yawl they shouted loudly for
assistance ; but there being so much sea breaking over the
vessel, we dare not approach her, but we shouted to the
mew to keep their hearts up, and told them that we would
return to the shore and hooch the lifeboat and come tothair
NOM, which we did ; and about 5 o'clock we suc-
ceeded in taking the crew, ole in number, out
of the rigging into the lifeboat. Coesidemble damage wee
done to the lifeboat in so doieg. We then healed away from
the vessel by the lifeboat cable, and proceeded to the shore
with the utmost speed. Oo inquiring of the captain we
athertailied that the sumer@ name wee the Richmond
P.cket, from Middlesbro' to Dunkirk, laden with iron. We
reacted our station about 6 o'clock a.m., the crew being
dreocli,cl to the skin. We took them to our warehouse,
and gave them some refreshment, and afterwards conveyed
them to the Sailors' Home at Yarmouth.—Souum.
GEuRGIL, coxswain."

THE CONSIIRVATIViIi nt FAUX. The annual
meeting of the True Blue Club, or Ccorrystior Arcola.
tie; took place at Colchester on Wednesday even*.
There were present, in addition to a rumors company,
Mr. C. Du C 405, ; Mr. T. J. Miller, ILP.• Mr. P.O.
Papillon, M.P.; end Captain Jervis', ALP. Mi. J. Good-
son, the conservative eandidate for Great Yarmouth,
was also present. To the toast of the " Members for
Colchester, Mr. Miller, M.P., repealed, reviewing at
length the foreign, Amaral, and social qttestioas which had
bees brought before parliament during the last wino.
He wee followed by Mr. Papillae, M.P., in reply to the
same toast. The hoe. member spoke principally oa agri.
cultural and looal topics, sad the extension of the trac-
eries; bat he °moldered roe of the moat remarkable

hotel'', of the session bed bean the forbeeresee

-....notrabee prac-
'icrei to the court. It was remarked that oethe trealeff-- : tiled by the opposition. He coulnded his speech by
!I. c t., 0 Oft where the general public are admitted them was desesating on forme affairs, and particularly on the war
le America. Mr. Du Cane, M.P., replied for the toast of
m fir more than about 20 Perwo•---tht occupsate of the "Cutely Members." He referred to the registratioa
''' ''''''s hiving got in by way of the court-yard. An system, and its effects. and then spoke on general podtiee.
Id notice was posted to-dad, to she effect that 33.4, He then criticised Lord Palmerston 's policy in relation to
el be e ins parties. and Earl Rusell's tergivenetioos in
"tau
f" "miesiee te the mart ;" ea at foreign aff •m and remarked severally oe the fickleness
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.r. ic, it us announced in large letters, that "the L principle of each lumber of the ministry. Captain
:“' • Is full." As was the case yesterday, the Jervis, M.P., briefly to the toast of the " Con-
.. .'. sod civic dignitaries were early in attendance, and on sex-relive Members of`"Axex'agidez Boroughs ;^ after which
.:.- • eb:11: of business an officer was despatched to A tt- " Sum"' to the Candidate for Great Yarmouth"
was
. .3 coffee-house for Matthews and his wife to give . drunk, and the proceedinp were shortly afterwards
r.-e. Their removal was of course sot last sight of brought to a close.l .
.r.STLI:!et FOR IDIOTS, EARLSWOOD.—TiIe MiIItUDIDEI
' ,:' • bystander., whose attention was more pastiest. election of inmates into this asylum took place yesterday at
7- ° ,lirteteti to the cabinets, dressed in a Newmarket- . the London Tavern • Mr. Alderman Abbise, the treasurer,
... ^,.at, black silk bat, and darkish trreinere. in the chair. Then were 10 cane to be admitted out of •
'• ' • several witnesses were seen entering Attwood's they list
Ther)! Ifill. candidates,n 74.65 e for life sod 3strflothefiss commit.ys
. rssgoised by some as "the guard who found Mr, tee had decid«rovupening
admittisg en more proceedings,eese& than usual, in
~ :s ~ri the line," the " gentleman who is employed at (ratite& for the very gunroom manner in which their sp. -• ' - ks. mid refused to take charge of the three peal for donations to pay off the debt of the asylum had bees
- •., Willer had in his possession," and among others responded to, which would enable them to clear off the
380. e tine
the end of the present who
whole of the debt year. The num-
,: '-'4".. toeless. At a curter pest II a person boo of Inmates sow it, he asylum was amongst why* :.t kit the court made himself very
eommusioatims. were same very interesting owes. After making a strong
--• i•kei with evident satisfaction that" they bad been appeal for extensive support to so deserving an institution,
•.i .: Lard with the mbby, bet amid." shake him.' he deplored the poll to- be opened. The names of the sue.
TEE DEFENCE. OMB ful candidates, it was saseencori, would be duly *deep
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^hbr to the New Court mural witnasees for the Hoed in the daily papers.
• were waiting. One of them, it was said, was a coo. 81:11litZY CHAPIL.—The Rev. J. M. Greatley,
... . , or. ft Carnberegl omnibus• present to identify Muller assistant minister to the Bev. Newman Hall, LLB., of
I.: - lima who rode on his 'hus. with a " bed foot," on Surrey Chapel, Le•don, boa bees compelled to resign on
-g 4 t of the Bth of July, whoa the murder woo accoint of severe lejaries suusiaed in aa accident on the
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A man was brought op before the magistrates at
Belfast oo Monday for shouting " To hell with the Pops!"
in the Pound district, with the intention of cresting a row.
He turned oat to be a Roman catholic.

THE JURY 121 THE MULLER CASH —The Pirymen
are—lft. Isar Moore. 99, Moant-street, Grcsvenor-square,
toboaresist (foreman) ; Mr. William Mi 115,46. Iloaretreet,
smith ; Mr. Joseph Gress, Powio-etreek Woolwich, hollow-
chandler ; Mr. Thomas Mew, of 1 Old Jewry-obaraber%
accoantant ; Mr. George Marriott, of 7, Little Briabor-
street, Hoerr victualler; Mr. Edward More, of Wood-
ford-row. Woareed, acconn.ar ; Mr. Hash David Boa-
mond. Fl. bettor, Woolwich, aritiomor ; Mr. Samoa
Oliver Doc •lari. ; Edwin
Henry )(Realm., 23, Grosvenor- lodging-house-keeper
Mr. George lfamford. B. Dowaldreek grooer ; Kr. "'re
Mara, 38, Chapolrroot. baker; and Mr. John Benjamin
Yell% of 9, trowrosger-lorm, woconntant.