The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-10 00:00:00

SHIPWRSCKS AND LOSS OP LIPS.

The Inman steamer City of Dublin, while on
her last ryes* from Liverpool for New York, fell in with
a wreck in the Atlantic. The Reek turned out to be that
of the barque Burnside, of °tieback, bound from New
York to the Clyde. By the pliantry of Mr. Fletcher, the
essemd al* if the City of Dublin—to whom intrepidity
Captain Eyre, her oramearr, pays aerial testimony—
the only three madam of the Barmlies crew were reared.
The ton others oomposiais her amen were drowsed, sad the
three enrirers ermine* great bardripe whir ea He
wreck. The City of Dub* arrived at New York ea the
28th nits, and by that mesas weber the
serant of the disaster from the edictal rerceindj
Bp sew. December 17, in lathed. ail, loggia& 3LI fell
la with • wreck, which, as reao the sterna's w
were stopped, and one of the ship's Webers mama and
lowered ionasilistay, and, in charge of the mooed afficar.
Ns. Pates Fletcher, who, is the most darts. loaner, in the
fees of a high tea, weeesdeti is remise beer the wreak
three survi ore,mad George Smith, steward, of Liver-
pool • OilbertDaaaa, a seaman, of Shetland ;
and John
Joheitem, a seamaa, of Outreabertg, Norway. The remain-
ing tea, whose names we have not Earned, bed perished.
The wreck was the British barque Bianaide, of
and when first seen bad her fore lore mess steatalgat
par of the rigging • also the lower asizessout. The
extreme fore sad aft Part of her seamed to be
omata above water, bat the whole main deck was laseasslZ
the sea asking a alien break ore her. trpos aprosch-
ing her the three era were sees steadies * the rudder
peel, sad oacesionelly knower la the water ; their ese-
dila, was most deplorable, having err*
_shy
about them except mar pieces of old sail tied withibtal
sun are ; their flash, sad parrealarly their arm feet,
sad leap, wen sword, sad of • putrid sprorear is some
prom broken eel S. beds ; and they were se wads sad
rheostat that it was with greet erection end the ex-
aitresset of their ban nectar that (ambled them to
stead. Brag beer got en howl the steamer is ask*,
they were kindly seed fee by Dr. Bra, and ea thar
arrival fa this port were oreadesemit sad aide to walk about.
From the statessers of these MINI it appears they left Now
York for Grereek, lara with oak timber, with a crew
of thirteen, ell told, ea tie fish November. They bad floe
weather up to the messing el Dessmalser 7, when it blew a
strong pie from the math-were* • higher whir washed
away the galley and deck-hones where the crew
were quietened, she lost on. of the two sad weird
sway the barer; that berg left lather melee sti
cooking food sad wilier shear The barque was thee
hove to, under rem noted amintoposil, sad a bands were
kept erairatly at the pampa, whore they were lashed. She
had at this tamp sera fail water in the hold, which kept
gaining ea theisreps netill dye p.m. at the lith, who
the
gale eresed to abate, w*a the forearall ead foresail
were set, sad the . rope pet before the wind, when she
fell ever as her beam fads, bared* the heroes sad
main-der, mini* away Me refertise4 beat, mad the deck
corn with all the dotes, sad as every re wee ea desk sh
the tiar eve* or wombed overbard. tilt merged le get
as baud ogre ; the remeiaiee area wens seem so mese.
The impala got irdo the mais rink* with his hid jer
shove water, the seemed mate got ism the fore riggiagoad the
three survivor, with a boy, were enabled to get into the
mime rigging, the ship reariaing on her beam sada, with
her mute and lame rib in the water, *Aber ea bar sad
a half, when the forropasut, naionseet, sad misentopmaet
gave way, carrying the captain with themr. She than
Seems relieved, and righted her dere amiddrips under
water, and the two ends about two feet shove the sea,
which west clean over her the whole time. Who. day V. 6
appeared ee Si. 1.1611, the mend rare was seta Lead ia
the *rigging, and apparently dead, sad sot being side to
gel rrr him be remained Mae until Wedarday the 14th,
with his bead down sad his feet up ; eyethmthe sea
waddled him to pieces, a part of his body in the
ris when the others were sword. The boy, who got
into tae wizen rigging, with the survivors, periebed from
'old and h.egae on the naming of the 12th, arid was washed
away train them woe alter they observed he was deed. The
eartivor soon alter the raid riehted, par the meakey
poop, a small *sae its, about four by tea feet. awl treed
above the mare desk sheet two feet, upea whisk formerly
stood this wheel. Her. they lashed thearieres to the
=l.lbut the eft, which was cortantly breaking over
. six days sad eights, would eormersaly asrry eau
of that. adrift, who, with the aseistmos el his fellow
suffers, would revue his peskiest It was lam here the
hey was wired away when dead, sad from whams they
were mooed by Si. ems from Me City of Dub*. For the
six days they were es the wreck they were without food,
weer a few piers of *emit which Bested rear them,
whisk were eateried with salt water. Fresh water they
had sot • drop of, sad were without airbag rapt the wet
pie= of canvas which the mac Johnston merged at great
risk to cut from the mizeu-mast, where it hong the
fast day.
Fatty on Saturday morning (reports the eller of customs
at Steams) the small vessei, the Jo* sued Jr% trading
beaver Middlesboro' sad Neweretshee,, sad
_rebus* to the
latter plasm was wreaked sew lesbore. The vessel
was earring the Tess in tow of a arm le%
_whim the tow
tope unfortunately broke, tadthe twig berg unable to
reader say rastrat. the vessel wises rot es teem wtug was *fmg fari drama towards Me Neriii Gart SW,
upon which it is considered abs hes beta reeked, and her
crew of two rota drowned. TIM MidiSsebere' lifeboat el
the National Inetitatioa was immediately towed doers to
the bar by a stoma Mg. She waited at sod ea the her for
sans time, but not a vestige of the little rind was viable.
The coxswain, however, ceasiders it quite impossible that
she could have got sway, being without sails aid always
as in tow, hot that she mast have sank, the rad
spot blip as yet Warm

YOITICDIMINGOW THE PRIDE or OANADL.
genes was received I. Liverpool yeeterday of the famines
of the barque Pride of Canada, boned from Bossy, on the
west coast of Afrka, for Liverpool. This sad sews is eon-
Maid in • telegram from Falmoath, end merely Males
that as last arriennas-eve the barque Geeerma, band
from Tobias to Falmouth for orders, fell in with the Pride
of Canada le let. 40 N.. los. 43 W. The latter magi was
shown( signals of dame, acid was Wowing very heavily
in a treareedotte sea. Ths captain of the Generous lay-to
for several hours, ;tad after many attempts sueseeded in
resonee the Crew (wish the exesetion of Weer) a the Pride
if °made. This vessel, which was deeply lades with palm
oil, was ankle, feat, but owing to the fearful see that was
monies at the time the four poor fellows were left to their
late. Shortly dux leaving the Prkle of °aside the
Gamma lea sight of the barque, which is supposed to have
gone down.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT ON THE SOUTH WINTER'
at tarmacs Mr. Croswell, Gee of
the comae for the empty, opened an inquiry at
Portsimod„ near Southampton, into the circumstance st.
tending the death of Wm. Harvey, who was killed as
Saturday eight bat, jai before midnight, at the St. Denis
level arcesing, *a the Lorain and South Western Itailersv.
about a mile from Fanwood. The deemed sad his wife
were upon the bee is • deakey-eal the gate arias bass
loft opal at the level crossing. The mama was not killed,
but was so dangerously relined that but very feint hopes
were entertained of her recovery. Nit widows was ed.
dosed yesterday as to the eirennietrusees under which the
gal bad hiss left open, but the Spiky was adjourned.
Our reporter, on iospectiort of the spot, charred that the
gam wen ea each as arose the liae, bat merely side &tom
whin epees& sod it Is tuiderstood that the gate ma; who
has ban in the service of the mummy for Mee years end
paver had a mark against bier, bed inadverantly gone &my
for a mosesary purpose. leaving the gates epee, the mail
Wain due at Southampton at 11.30 thee being two minutes
ever-due.. On the arrival of the tads at Southamptos
*inters of wood were fouled epee the frost peal .1 the
seen" sodas further search the out was found completely
meshed so atoms. Tb• donkey, however, bed moved uw
njoreL
Dams mom • FALL la TSE Htrirrtsa-wrisst
Os Saturday last Mr. Correa Swans held sa inquest at
Broughton-Sainey, Notts, on the body of Kr. Oberlin
James Pyatt, veterinary eargem. Nottingham, whose death
was armed by a fall from his hone Su the busting-kid.
It appeared from the evidence of a farmer named Boma
that at the time of the accident be was out hustle, with
the hoards at Broughton, and deceased was cue of the
party. After naming from the cover alma a mile he eaw
dammed lying on the ground ; his horse had gone away.
He was lyunt on his side, with his bead maw Mtn. He
appeared to be quite seaselas. and saver whs. A Mere
issedzedwiateg gives to him, bat he Gould set swallow. Ho
w very mach from the ears, eons, sad mouth.
Dleged was afterwards takes to .s las. He eaw the
horse get up arid go towards the hounds. Ho took pan-
mar notice of the ground where the bass fell, aed saw
maks when he bad slipped before taking the fence. He
was of make that the horse fell from as overreach. sod
that in snuggling to get up he probably shack deceased as
the bead. reriltst—" Died from injuries received by an
wasidattel fall whilst busting."
FIXIAIIIBM IN Isimuni.—At the likibbereen
petty eosins, ea Wedeesday. Informations were granted
against wee persons who were prosecuted for homing the
Ha. Mr. Callas is Ala. Several witeemes deposed to
having as.. the "dummy." which was dreamed up Mica-
lowly, with spmelmehr. carried about as a Waked, and
at lest met as dm by the stab, smart sneh iniMieee se
**Lea the man with theism. eyes take that!" sod " N
with informers:" The rev. gentians, it will be rams-
kere4, hd rendered himself abandons by deawaselas the
Irmaisak sad be was she waned, thank astray, of having
given isdematioa to the pains which led to the arrest of •
yews
owes named KAMM% whoa father was am of the mg-
-1 prossauted. The prams was sdadtked to ha la
101. tad two swaths of 61. welt. white they Mewl it emns
what dilllsall to proems. Ow of them was usable to set
hail. sad was sent to Cork isol. This dratestamas shows
the/ the pernellestein of the wasp halms to to
miry
lowest slaw la stareeter, tI set is said soak.