The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-17 00:00:00

'muse OP TEE BASQUE 3112118.

The aaptaia sad craw d this above ship antra to
liesthemplos in the Avis, dun the Bused., on Monday.
The me dendirsre famished by the chief mate (John
1411014 Dade. Captain Can, left Gravesend Is
Gaither el& sweets. wwwiatise of wombs med
tzbelaineen *r Yeamener's The new, in-
Os samba sal meth onapthed 16 thilividthis, end
these woe lee yestoagame en bier& Nettie et haportsece
°tamed until*, 7th of Member, whoa the ship was in
Mt. 21.521, lea. SRO W. About 6 o'clock on the rooming
of that dey melee wee dinawered iessieg be the hold.
Beer* yea made dubs the day to eseeran where the
Or. originated, but tent edict. The weather et the
time wee use sad the vied light; and as the smoke ova-
timed Niemen seal sety wee mesiteeted. About mid-
night the smokeless se dean, lath Is. eel aft, that it wee
deemed seemeary to pet the bests est sad this pespmstimes
fur karts( the slip. This wee done abler Mr agirdirsa
of the mats, bat base it could be amemplithell isms Mist
err* through the ..in batch. With greet dithemity water
and provides' were get into the beten and the pemingers
sad orew were oompelled to leave the slop from the Asinine
of the 11110110, and the sofforistiag dents of the smoke. Timer
wire hat two Oasis available, sad they were sonewtua
deeply Wes by the number of panne fa Use.. mil elks
moralises issipers eel baggage which they were enabled to
tr.of the ship. There wee call one lady peasaypar os
The boats put off from the ship soon ether the
I o'clock as the looming of the Seh, end sa hour after the three
masts west over the ode. The boats lay-to until sash of
that day, and the ship hewing burnt to the water's edge,
they left bee. It was as:ermined that they were above SOO
miles frost the neermt poet, and 600 hose RIo de Janeiro, to
which port they maned es the wind was favourable. In
ceder that the haste should not pert compeny they were ma-
meted by • rope, need in this meaner they hawed mil sad
deed cm their pass voyage. The weather for the
y or two was Ise, but aftrawseda the wind to,. to
hearty • pin and the see also rose, so that there was great
danger of the boats being swamped. This continued for
some time, sad after searing greet hardship, as the boats
were cam satlylicasking water, they were picked up by the
Brasilia. brig Liberals, on hosed of which they wme treated
with much Merin, se, end conveyed to Pentam boa
becois
whence they ware despatched to Southampton by the h
consul. TIM !kiwis belonged to ?deism. Barfield,
CorswalL

Loss OF THE SHIP &MLR.; BY tea
gram from Calcutta, aid Alszaadtis, dated Feb. 16, was
ported this an a•n6 at Lloyd'', manormciag the destruction
by are, of the Brit sh ship Sotltj, Captain Janney oominaader,
while 11 in In tha river Hooghly, bound for London. Thu
filatlej beloaged to Mr. R. Greve, of Blackwell, and waa a
rant class built ship d 1,160 tons. The crew were all saved.

A Paris correspondent of the lidepesulance of
Dewelssg•:—" I am lammed that France is preparing •
memorandum to the powers for the purpose of explaining
what is reprelumsible in the preset situation of Italy. This
document will not be kept serest, and if it is as clearly written
as is rumoured, the que.tion of Italy will be treed from its
present uncertain situation. The document wll edam that
Europe requires peace rather than war; that Wong proofs
of moieration have bon given by the Fresh (treatment.
and that ell that remains to be done is to profit by put ex-
perience. Fresco desires race, but does not her war."
" It is rammed," says Cialignani," that M. Chas.
Wats, the beaker, sad two English houses am about to
tandetteks the Piedroon'ese loan."

lutaWaseca from the canton of Ticino states that
g ea agitation exis.ed there on the occasion of the cleelloas,
sad that at Luso* a riot had takes place, in which several
prams were mead sad ore Irdlsd. The oh tanstattaa•
'sr time t 3 TO*o wUh a nose displayed is place of a
batter.

The Madrid journals of the 12th sots that some
MASI /OD had teen sound by M. Apatkd y Guijarre,
womb: r of the extreme conservative party, hayieg pr.ernted
to the Chamber of D. pities a bill for rstablishieg universal
rib age, and for depriving government functionaries of the
tight of sitting in the charter.
The Nicolas Poulin arrived at Fort de Framer,
Ilarrisire, on t`...e 20th Jar. with 466 cooler; and the Via
Dyck from the rest of Afrka, with 278 free semocs. Alt
three men were innuelistely dish ibu'ed smug the difirent
*ration., which were greatly is wort of laboan re.
DIVINE SLAVIC. Dr TUC appears from
a parlisinewery near Yawl this morning tea; I. 1867,
the moms' peid to olkesting &worm la the army were
r at hams, 2,0411.; abroad, 4,660/..
f.r.e.tiens, at lims, 41W.; Anal, 2611. Roman
at hook 1,81061. ; abroad, LOW. Tsenty.two
O7=e- sod eimplelse resolved 6,041.; tilsty-lour moat-
ant tsar to oho him. 8.7001.; two presbyterian chap
Was, ; sad the chapel clerks at home, 410/. In the
yaw 18674,1,476 bibles were tired to the army, at a one
of VAL 18e. Id.; 14,461 prayer.books, at a eon of 1,0231.
la. 9.1.; sad Dory hake. at a cost of 6911. 16.. td.
In the same year the cost of caleteethr divine worship in
the ern at home sad abroad was 82,2831., end the total
exponMara on Won't odrollitosa books, 1,989(. Id,