The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-27 00:00:00

CONGRESS OF GIAWAN LADISS.

A meeting preparatory to the congress of German
ladies wee held at Ulnae on the 15th lat. About 150
ladies were prompt. Madame Louie' Otto•Pesara, president
of the committee, returned Omska for the support
which the magma had met with. Kim Augus'a
Schmidt explained at coosiderable 'meth the work which
must be done in order to improve the social politics of
women, to improve their ednestimi, to mount them the
right to labour and such honourable occupation se would 4..
strop the exaggerated taste of luxury and pleasures now
prevailing. Captain Korn developed a plan for "the mobi-
lisation of the labour power of womeo," which would bring
in a rations larger than that of the Gamut Confederation
(780,000,000 of theists). The following day the Congress
held its first sitting, and was occupied in the framing of
the rules and in diminish"' the labour of women.

LIFEBOAT SERVICES.
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NIMBIGGLN, NORTIWYBERLAND,
TsuagoLY NitiaT.

I have to report another noble service of the life-
boat of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution bete this
morMag (says the Rev. R. N. Mangin). The Newbiggia
fishing beats went oat as usual this morning, bet were over-
taken by • tremendous gal* from the the greatest
anxiety was manifested for the safety of the boats as they
cams in before the heavy sea running in the bay. The
lifeboat, therefore, lay off In • fearful sea for about three
boars ready to render assistasee. The last boat was given
op as lost, but the lifeboat tee alongside, took the mm out
sod the boat in tow. A tremendous see threw the *Ale
over the Lo boat. to the imminent peril of the crew. The
°obi° was immsdistely swamped, and had not the lifeboat
taken the men out nothing could have saved the noble's crew.
The lifetwat was slightly injured, • piece of the gunwale
being brakes sway.
BRIGHTON, Tirussoxr Mori?.
At half-past 2 o'c'eck this day (reports Dr. A. W. Sey-
mour) • vessel, making appareetly for Shoreham, was Mr
mewed to be ia danger of running aground. It was blowing
bard from the south-west, and there was a heavy sea run-
Meg. The Bright°n lifeboat of the National lintitution
was immediately got out, and notwithstanding that no
home osuld be procured, the boat and carriage
were run down to Fisher's-gate, between two and three
miles distant, very speedily. On arriving we found the
bargee itingdors, of Pools, of about 500 tons, riding at
anchor shoat ball a mile from shore. She bad been in
imminent danger and was anchored in • most unsafe
ground and was liable to part her cable at any moment.
Under them circumstances the lifeboat went off to her
assistanse. The launch was admirably seeded by the
mew, notwithstandieg the heavy sea that was running.
Oa arriving alongside the captain expressed his intention to
beach the vessel, having soectoldsece in his anchor bolding.
The coxswain of the lifeboat strongly dissuaded him hem
doing so, suggesting that be should take advantage of • slight
change in the wind, and make for the open eft, at thews*
time the lifeboat should stay by tLe vessel till she had
cleared the worst. Sail was areordingly made on the
vessel, which shortly afterward' got to sea. I monot
speak too highly of the jadgmeat and conduct of the cox-
swain op this occasion, and the way the boat behaved.
There is no doubt that bad the lifeboat not gone off the
vines' would have bees wreaked.
SENNEN 00VE (LAND'S-END),
THURSDAY Mawr._

The fleasem Ooyst lifeboat,of-t7b7Trailion;lLestitatioa
(sprites Oapt. Fellows% &N.), worst out in reply to a signal
of distress from the tangibles lighthouse, some days vibes,
as there wee too much ma on for any other boat so attempt
going out. On arririsg at the lighthouse, it was found that
ogle of the light-keepers had been taken seriously ill, 11114 i
wanted to be laeded for andioal assieteom. ide pestso-
eordingly brought ashore in the lifeboat.

The Corropendencia of Madrid gives the follow.
ing explaaatious relative to the nuicide of the Spaabh
banker, Senor Lopes Mellisedo. It appear. that having to
meet a payment of three maims of reals for which he was
not prepared, b• bad mired ono of h's loUmate friends to
prom* the moos, for him, and t 3 let his know in t►e
evening if he bed succeeded. The gentleman obteleed the
mercy, bet, owing to the sudden illness of two of his
daughters, postponed communicating the feet to Mane&
until the next morning. The latter, not receiving the ea.
pooled massaffs. wee so dining's& at the thooght of ant
being able to Maxine his signature that he committed
suicide during the night.
Details come from Naples of another abducition
by brigand; the sofferses this time being Swine ussinhe•
term geoid is the vicinity of Salerno. At the very gaMe
a that city sight persons belonging, it is said, to Yernars
Wed. misted off a Mr. Veeer end four other Swim calms.
I The abducted penes. will, of course, be held Sc, reesam.