The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-16 00:00:00

FOUNDERING OF A BLOOKADE-RUNNER.

CAPSIZING OF A LIFINDAT.-TWENTT•FITZ
LIVES 'MT.

One of the most dreadful double accidents that
has amend for several years seer Liverpool took pies'
cm Saturday sad yesterday. Fos several days pm* homy
gales have blows at Mends kora the sortli-weet. Os
Saturday algid the clad iammeed I. form to a heavy
storm, sad the as. bored the mouth et the river wee
exasedisedy heavy. At moos os Saturday, the sew
blockade-muster Lisa, which only mode bee SUM* a
few days ego, left the Mersey as a voyage to Naas.
She was, we believe, menweaded by Oaptais Ifidaser.
and bed a ores of about thirty heads. She wee kill by
Mews. Miller, of Liverpool, sad mimicked by Mears. lawot,,
Prestos, sad Co. She wee 1,100 lose berthas, of very Red
draught, and vas probably the toast likeksderraseor that
hes left this port. She appears, from the dewier parties.
km we have bees ambled to glees, to have proceeded eddy
until she arrived in the vicinity of the sorth-wit light-
ship whoa a heavy mos druelt her, sad, probably owlsg to
her aseeemedly slight build, she erns. a leak, amd alma*
hemedistely freadmed. Twelve of her mos 11903“ded fa
getting oa board the lightship (who they me is sot yet
Mows), sad the Ohm eighteen were drowsed. The,
sews of this meleaoholy digester wee brought be
Liverpool, shortly before Does, by Osptsla Perry, of the
✓eam-tog Blazer, white, while porty the lightehip early
is the moraine, me belied by the master to take the twelve
moo off the lightship. but wee usable to do eo, is comer
quahog of the heavy Dm The weds, however, mode di
baste to the Priam% Lamdbageters, sad commumiosted with
Oaptaie Thorpe. The No. 1 Liverpool lifeboat wee at mice
Leached. manned by sieves men, and prosseded is tow of
the Blase; for the purpose of teingleg off the men of the
led ship. All went right maid they were beltway
between the Fetrway Buoy sad the lightship, vibes a
heavy ma Weak the lifeboat sad copied ft. lb*
doves uses were lastaatly throw, into des water. The,
tog revealed engines. threw out ropes to the dreerslag
men, sad eacomated ia teenier four of them, isoleding the
master. Two of the poor fellows mired rope., sod were
draws to the side of them lag ; bat were so exhaseled Odd
they let go their hold sad seek. The others were .wept
away, and also lost. Those saved are Thos. Hubei, maws,
G. Thames, H. Hamill. sad Hoary Collis', of the sew.
Thom lost ere:—lt. Clark, R Murphy, H. Gram, Jblis
Mammies, James and Peter Mardadele, aid MiMem
After this dreadful accident the tug proceeded to the light-
ship, but the ems was ati l is roe& that .he could wet
approach with safety ; sad, after lyier by her for over ea
hoer. she gave up the attempt, and returned to the Primes
Siege with her iselancifoly tale. Dada' doe mangos three
of the Lilis'e boats were pelted up at the mouth of the
river by ergs, sad deposited at the workhouse, Censieg
Notified. We understood that one of the sons of the
bander was au board the Lelia, having gess oat to me how
eke worked. sad that these was also a Oraboderate dhow as
yammer as board. The only other vowel whim* left the
Mersey as Seaurday was the Royal Mall stammer Cuba for
New York. The sea of the lifeboat did mot. as pereoribed
by the regolatioae, wear lifebelts.
la 1847, oa the lith of December, at 10 e.m., the lowest
point of the barometer (assorreeted) at the Liverpool Ob.
tervstory. was 28.154 in., the lower point as reoord. The
lowest point recorded in the underwrites' room. os the bith
of .7sauary, 1865, at 9.10 a.m.' woo 28'312 is. Prom this
mist it rapidly tom to 33470ia.by 11.13 a.ra.
LIVERPOOL. MoicDiy Rosana.

The survivors from the Imila, 13 M annabor, have been
landed from the lightship. It appears that the vassal
became nnumaggeable, and wee struck by a sea,
which broke ker tip farina This crow sad pas-
wagers took to the boats, and reareed live light-
ship, where the one with tha pamengers ciapeissd, and
all mire drowsed. Only twelve of the mow in the other
boat succeeded in getting as board. Among the Mat ere
Captain Skin's', Oaptant Bt. Clair, Mr. Baboon, Mr. Cropper,
Mr. Millar, ho Teen were thirty on hoard the awl whin
, she was lost.
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CAPSIZING OF ANOTHER LIFEBOAT.
LOSS OF ONE OF THE CREW.

The following is the account furnished by the
National Lifeboat lortitatioa :
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" HOLYHEAD, ExruszaT Maar.

" About half-past 9 a.m. a mewl was perceived is a
dangerous Kathie batons° the Climes Books and the
Peurhyn Point. The wild was fearfully high sod the sea
very rough, and had the ship parted her cable she smut
have inevitably have become • wreck. The lifeboat of the
Betimes' Lifeboat Initial*s wee therefore at owe sent
eat to her. As it was evident that the only method of
labels* the wing was to rue her to Peassanarch, that she
might be is a sheltered position sod on the mad, four of the
mew of the lifeboat were put on board her and ran
her there safely. Alter the lifeboat left the viand •
furious hurricane came oa and capsized the boat.
sad although she self-righted very well sad is • very short
uotortunetely one of her avow, Wm. Hughes. wee
drowned, being one of four who failed to regale the boat.
The reseabeing three were picked ap by a steam-tog which
came to their assiatanoe, and the captain and crew of which
&Delayed great courage and activity is reaming them was.
The harriow that upset the boat was considered by all
penman as quite «peel to the violent» of the wheel as Dec. S,
1863. The barometer that morning was at 28.40.
" The vessel proved to be the sollooser Hoary Holmes, of
Plymouth, with a mow of fight men, hosed from Liverpool
is Bermuda with oink and soarcimadies. The safety of
the maw and ship ie unoserticsably due to the gallant
mew of the lifeboat, who, in their soble attempt lost cos
of their own men, who has left • widow sad several &U-
-be° to mourn his law This lifeboat work is cites a fearful
strum* and is not unlike that of the battle-16K where
casualties mud neoemarily occur. Those who digest the
lifeboat operations, and the public, therefore, must be
prepared Ind ready to meet every anergasey. la the ow
of the Holyhead self-tightieg lifeboat, am poor man,
during • barium% perished ; bat is that of the Liverpool
lifeboat, which is not the property cf the Natimeal Lifeboat
loatitutioo, and which is not self-rightleg, is lees a=
seven men unhappily were drowned, probably be ass, the
boat did act poem' that valuable property, and became
the men omitted to pat is their life-bake, which the Liver-
pool Dock Trustees bed provided for thew."

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Belem Mr. Oonuniasioner Goolbere.)
DBMS OF JUDOS Bea.-Judge Ball died at The IN RI W.AiliDirl.: feee"DrereelwLizinhoe h
is I bankrupts were ea p sea
D6l79blial. rtiswas darted7u""ll.at Triansityltoilel, saws; eallb°n'ed ii, i theGreahallheeh....,lmiga• hoThis.,..was......4the sittingtheir eel
the a*"
.4
the Irish bra ie MA la 1830 he obtaised the Bilk gown, ' brodutiee '''Y'''.. rep of 'orTs.oool d the Geom. v'
and an
and is 1838 mind perliamsat to repressat Cloward ; two , wore leeoarerl had been maw by the tree..
years afterwards be was appointed Ationsipleoreal for ode" of seolgoiel emoted by the bgamiss is jaw*
Instead, and reenatrer of the Privy Conntel io Ireland ; sad
be 1839 wee raised to the bee* moue of the fudges of the 1 xr. K. Rawl end for the bankrupt weedell
(bust of Omen* Pisa I Mr. O. & Lewilor Rolla.
Air ABDUCTION CAUL-8001e Light& tin" at a 1 Mr.
Liam; for the meows; stated that the ,
plans NW OrOMMaghlas iii the aocatT Armada/ a! , , bed messed business in 1862. Rolla banes a .
girl, mow' Xenia. &boat 16 pare af, alas sea altual to I,oooi. At the end of two yews they executed •
moms sane of 'awl. was onus away al as anal* of Mg gooiest, ander i whits the trustees realised AK
betimes 20 sad SO fellows, who brought her to the house of Their joist &he were u.sght.he wee wee gibing
a small farmer is the asighbourieeed. as old fellow upwards them within the puei deem of the wk. the agar
of 50 years of age, who. to poorer himself of lbw moll eon *perm their bevies their order art dialling.
to inet her his hosea.... thought be Braha, whom the had given • Soral_,,eill'e
tiparttali of kW* Is otioaradoriord the plea
thereby of
,_.securing
toth* . Mr. O. V. Lewis for a creditor. ldr•
able to dictate hi owe tines. 10.1 poor Sara Wel hat of exam*e for nix. es with they
.had ..... ,
violeatly ariest her abductors, arid eves tit the ha of . eideratiea. &nag wades she greirentos in Aced itz,-,
eggs tsffina se severely that she was able to identify him by ' bad doesiged the scum ; they o„Ted I. their
tins mark the nest day. The active sub-inspector of the tom amid* the code ; and Jed before the Dial '
dirtriot beard next day of the matter, and rescarri the un- i withdrew their pleas, after incurring the ands a'
fortasate girl from her dientrtaahlo Wain- trMk bar It was emiteaded that this wee a madame dissal ,
informatics mate sir or eight fellows were 'mow and she swim of sew act.
brought Waft Mr. Jabisaaa. LP labalowaraiala them. ma. His Honour did not think that the defence Via 9,01.81/
Dame Btrasmaur aicermortart. A most geteetege sag eezetietke bowie, the Om was ri i 8
ihdo
dries burglar, was emsaftted at the lase wanslienee et Awning that the onion was suck a eue as wsearaf,l
Meows. Borrows BMW% Z-street, Nettlaghars. late ted by tbe 159th senior, which was far from diaLa.
on Friday Sight er early ea assming byt, whereby night have honestly believed *al Vr.
the thieves reseeded la gerAlag sly away with itstesee. A. special whoa ea the ease
to etistirs, lay, and Ws la IM serest el Mtwara ter bras& of guarautee, sad the dakidaB6/.../
' and lillt Thile Is the this& 1111111116 Vim Wow weep maematibreestaire a little time to cork*
INUMbitheas &slag the past liselnight. A. goad mobs, at were Sable la este ea intim There WWI to
16612281 digwebte a" ti4.l4t4ab" 1100-40. WNW/ ado*, the beriberi, wield take their iheohallfh
1
r
ongretheentsa lefts wa. al les SOS
is fattening bast mar lava z•- The buhrn
_pt wee ea auctioneer sad NW, ejl'i
Asia malswaltramisilid4 4AM Ilelihre ark Dalorstreett
iasscagr.... D.b.. „r-
-id, Seelaildrtr thearafe. 1,41 M gran des to wedge= , ~ .tromoltes,
I:er qualities sash et 11~ Irma broad and Mr. Mardavisart. for lb. eengneau affdneb.o4l
;'Sly. mixed together, subjected las aewidenebbs
stead he
This oat a selmad 1000111117_ ‘,,,, ii DINO
, sure of steam, Will effestoally reintwes all mould sad heeKse_trairtalind his owirtilteas audit la.. ~.d rag
•0031111111. Beef le tattooed is this meaner store
sereirellez tut Thsarrivern nuder lb* brat haabraakile ewes, 0
thus by say ether pryers, sad the meat is rendered Ilion limier the second to hied over to thaw
esiorei
bey WNW and laity. —New York Bea. 'bobs is( the baainapt's yrseent debt, barbs bees

Ise was ; and it was sand that this
*No mead yew seta this quostioa was decided.
gr. . with% far tha
..h&banrap4posad this adjourn-
Oho mas having beast baton the mart.
His Homan mid ha should aortal grant as adjourn.
oe sge ironed asked by the enigma.
Agieuraul for two mouths.
DI DS H. GOODMAN.
toetrapt was a victualler of Deptford. Vol was a
fog •DOLIDROOD and dinaharge ; but DO mmounta
rig b.n al.d, an adjournment sine die wee ordered.
ARD3010•11024 £0•1118? • ?BROOM RIDEDINT ABROAD.
AsMid* applied to the court, wider the 70th section.
As tie time whiah should to allowed debtor randent
for appwiriug to a summers imuad against him to
coma why an adjudication should not be made.
His Harmar. after referring to Um are of " and
• where the airtntaStaDOM were similar. said that
lime la he allowed would depend on the place who*
istior was id
B 'mod% that the iv itleDes was not complete, the
stood am.
THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

MARLHOBOUGH-BTREET.
MUT eaIIACIMICI.
The Bev. Mr. Hibbs the press oomplained of a few
try ek R. Csiddia fir oseekm as °Defendant is Me
trdesdeml es fiseday ram-Masi by prembiss to s laris
waif pastas stiewlsd before Mr. Tyrwhitt.
The arr. Mr. Hibbs—l bep to sill your .wanitip's M.
mks le the report of a ore is the papers of bet Wed.
why, sad le MGM shit I &Waded hero os Thursday and
ywor relkesse, wit• &arid me to attend hers to-day,
sits state le yourself what I lied to my.
yr. Tyretilt—Whea hays Ito do withler Mid
Mr. with to know if it is merest.
gr. Tyrwhitt —I Mall sot Wife Ws gaieties. I spin
Iv I boo soak( to do with the sport.
l'he Bev. Kr. Babe—l wish to know whither Sir R.
tram Merges me with masking it a rule to shies the rids
yr. Tylvbilt—Wlhir ar what ars you? An you® the per-
mMs 'liked sea ekrsysna. smashes is the Portland-

i 0
nt Bet. Mr. Hibbs—Yes. I so.
ItiTylizsbitit—l hav
tM etlanothia ag to Vitae
dyesse"agat
Am* to control it. An yo.. drown
Me Am. Mr. Hibbs—Yeti of the thumb of &gland. I
whined at Wools Cathedral by Dr. Bale. 'mere the
• t lost forward and thrust an envelope with hi
moos it towards the raseristrate.]
frrirkitt—Yos bad bettor stand in the saute place as
g Cardss did when be wads his statement. Yon sit
• too reel from the position in which you rata.
!Whir. Mr. Hibbs—l wish to koow whether Sir B.
raid, "He sakes it • rule to abuse the riob, and
iirril”hris towards Trinity Church, and ram ' There
dell el ariabroale.'“
Mr. Tyrwhitt—Socostbing of that bled
was elated. Ido
imp a mister cd what is rid. Yon must esttle it
• thersporters.
TM Rm. Mr. Kibbe—WM you eat what charges ware
t spinet me be 86 B. Nadia
Mr. Trrwhitt—l will do nothing of Um kind.
The Its,. Mr. Hiish to knew whether a dem-
i' ssbeabeesd arch a sower. It bee akeedy dose

07 •-PM Wulf.
u. Tyrehitt—Y4.7 ezieserdiaary perms eel late Mae
larch of Itegised eow•rdaya. H yaw haws Ws Monad,
ea knew what to de. There last win do. num loth*
Wee to lay le yea.
The Bar. Mr. Hibbs—l wish to Web—
Hr. Tyrwhitt—l have eethieg mere eay.
me Myr. Mr. Hibbs —AIII with to eay IS that the state-
. . . .

mut at goads. Is lebe.
The TIM reetlewea then Mired, penes who had wimpededeulakelag fee= the balk el the 'ea^ " Take
at• summer at MOS seeheollehe (weiaiesSir It. eardec).
WOESUTPIITHEITT.
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CARD M4ngo.-41:1;OBLICIall swain 101 Mr Boas.
Mr. riogent Larigert Pascoe, leadletd of the Old
bntris pablie-boose, is Boldwiestreet, City-road, as.
owed • eamplelit by the pollee, is which he was charged
nib laying onlogrfelly permheid owd playing is Ida house.
id it was shown that Impechor Yeekell, G Divirioa, had
mid sheet 10 o'clock at night twelve men sod two women
ramehrogat la the public parlour of the boas";
Is yor of the ems wwe play* at wads. Defesdant followed
impielor isle We roma, sad se the latter alba g &tam-
Mn lo the feet is gusakia. be replied that be was well
Wile of it, bat set any gr abby. was goat ea to the hog
f his knowledge; it wee simply • game for sumer
mit. The pram 'callused plying, sod the impeetor lets
Defgaduk la reply to the mogistrote, said he did not is
oy moist deny the trutidaMese of the widow* give. ;
at that did set the aomatiesion of soy effsnew
the sertillsate eMeliei from the licensing mono-
rata emteined me Welawaisse as to what particalar
awe wee anktigfid, it as thee, "sod do sot
ciewingly Naar any malawful penes re gran*
rhetever--ekiilies win alletwed, and that too for
kick, am, dthy begatelho he. --garde were not
aw noosed. The kw perseas elided to by the im-
pute we sejwig • head at cribbage, sad if the media.
rate mold past eat ought is the syndicate that restriated
kn Maleriao from permitting it, he should willingly u•
pare lie Weeks kr the Warmth*.
The Maglande examined the wirtifigete, and this asked
Mirka Ifaikellwhether he knew that money or mosees

nth wee heiag phiyed for.
The impador admitted that he knew not that—plenty of
'qui waft the table, bat not any money.
The Itagletrete then remarked that swum* thaw was
a abroste is the flame of the oertifican of any particular
is. Itargicted. There was no proof of gambling in thin
Id be could not sonnet.
I thanked hie wonhip, and assured him it was
nine of ark mutant to publicus morally.
HGAT E.

1111:110 1111110LA1T AND 10111BTAT AT TNT DIFICLLIIO-110131111
Or 112 AIIAUITAIIT-JUDWI OP TJa MIDDIABIX 1114810 MA
Jos* Nortkpase, aged 24, a tailor, mid George Great.
OIL a lahoersr, two rough-lookieg fellows, who Wooed
Mir oddness', were charged before Lord Dufteritt. Colonel
Titer, miel Mr. J. J. Miles, with barglarioasly breaking
lad atone( the dwelliag-house of Mr. William henry
Bader, J.P., sal stesliog therein a lupe mown of pro-
perty, comistieg of mosey, jewellery, • time Mem& est of
Leiria', wearing apparel, sod other artiolcs, /so., his

friths riders it appeared that between the hours of
salt rink yesterday morning Polio-constable Robert
MS S. who wee acting es sergeant, sod Policecou.
David Clark, ca 8, were together visiting the pre-
el Mr. Betide, tie amistant-jdge of the Mid-
• fielder, and whilst there they heard a noise
the adjoining prouder. Fancying that the place
bag broken into by burglars they pro-
f/wetly along tbe gram to • summer-hoase,
6 shout 100 yards from the dwelling-house, and
• 'event awns sad other articles in the summer-
The
they then proceeded to the dwelling-house,
sad found all the windows in the parlour and the
• nem ore. Polies-constable Rainy remained at
Ms Isreircoen wieder, and the other covetable
to the front door and rang the bell. Whilst
thry were so engaged three men rushed out of
aiskarrimproout window, all of them being armed, ow
Yr abe shovel, or with • poker, sod the other with
a Pilot tsar saying one to the other "Burr the --,
thirds rely or, Led we OW do for him !" At that nth
ter poliermistable Retie), knocked one of the men dowi
Tot deist and was immediately struck down by the marl
etebd the fire shovel. So severe was the blow that
Its shovel was broken and the constable's left arm
easier braised. The three men then ran off as fast as
Zmold woes the lawn followed by the two eartablee,
ia' a smart chase the two prisoners wen mound. A
'Nue *nab took place bother the police and the pest
ausas, tad altimately the prisoners wore got to the
!Ai* the third mac having made his roar Oo the
Ike poitertatre the eortable (Bark had his hand
u'usli mimed. After the primmere wen looked up the
Prime were examined by Inspector Hedge, R division,
Itheelor Morro, S division, and they found the
east press of entry. sad also amended that the
'Lou bad got into the kitchen garden from Millfield-lane.
n 0 'g the lawn and SOWSr gardee, sad creaking and
Shag_, hack the earths of the parlour and drawing-room
am dor endorse the gyred door. It was stated that
!a drams and their companion could not get out of
aas,mu thewr moms y were
that in
the into
doors any ether
were part of the house,
' secured by •
uadmakel °outdraw* the design of Mr. Bodkin.
Prime% reseistrates inquired if anythisg we.found on the
_ll. Police stated that they found on the prisoner North-
roil of wax taper, a piece of rope, some lucifer
'"wasa. a pocket knife, and Is. 2d. in money. And on the
rr
la lir"' was found U. lls. 9d. in silver sad
in halfpence, a jemmy, a knife, a knotted piece of
rsKWother articles. The police further stated that on the
rasf the 1401 mat, the dwelling-house of Mr. Stratton, of
• Hallj-terrace, War-hill, Highgate, was entered sad
41.1 thieves in that ease went WOMB 110020 OMNI
rude,
.sed entered the here by the kitchen window at
aut. mad a ear-box, some plate, and other articles
"▪ ".othe. Oa Inspectors (Morten and Fides. aeoo.2*
Pad
g....,t4etiag-111Ipte.tOT Aylett, taking off the pd.
they found
and comparing them with some footmarks in
them to cornered, as did also
-7▪ e marks ea the cathbox with the jemmy.
tXtraalibtratee inquired if the prisoners had been nee
-17 root the neighbourhood previously to the robbery.
*l6_l4l„,ies replied that the preenhad been ideetified
—** lassYkaase.tthe Ladled, of the Fox aed French Hare
Wet-hill, Highgate, aa having bees at hoe
ooh as the mein of the lath instant with tree meth
ta.l witli them • horn sad cart.
641utivtrates mired if the 11100•11 the prisoners had in.
" ether were of a
the
character.
piZtari said they were cm the sick list, aid still felt
ens ihi.e luiudss. sad would not be fit for duty far
py Tls Mirth mid at reseal they should std[
et ark. say defames to the charge.
*Ztrase asked for • remand to enable them to wpm,
, ether man implicated in the charge.
remanded the prisoners for• week. •
um ...mashed a great deal of interest at Highgate lied