The Express.
London, England, 1867-12-09 00:00:00

THE LATE GALES.

Intelligence received in Liverpool on Saturday
last states that the ship Thornton, which went ashore on
Friday morning at the entrance to the Mersey, had at last AO-
counts seven feet of waterin the bold ; and when the steamer
Royal which reached Liverpool on Saturday,
passed the Thornton, the vessel was then under water,
with masts standing, slid the sea makings complete breach
over her, and the wind blowing bard from the N.& The
T. S. Southard, bound from New York to Liverpool, is
ashore at Menai lighthouse, and lies within a cable's length
of it, on the north-west side, on her beam ends. She was
in charge of a pilot. The agent of the Liverpool Salvage
Association states that the vessel is likely to go to pieces
—the sea completely breaking over her. The chip had •
cargo on board of 46,491 boaliele of wheat, 7,456 bushels of
corn, and 7,172 bushels of peas. The Nagasaki, bound
from Liverpool to Bombay, has been towed into Lisbon
dismasted. The barque Persia, bound from Monzatilla,
land which broke adrift off the West Hoyle, ou Friday,
was towed into the river by the tug Sea King. A large
ship has been reported ashore on Yarmouth Sands. The
Friends, from Halifax to Demerara, is reported abandoned.
The Yaleof Doon (a), from the Clyde to lltiencia Aprss,
has arrived at Tenerife in a leaky state, and, as it is on.
possible to repair her st any of the islands, she will be ob-
liged to proceed on her voyage with an extra supply of
hands.

Bess, Due. B.—The Euphrates, from Calcutta,
arrived here on Friday. She brings 475 men of the 27th
Regiment, and 80 men of the Royal Artillery, making up
605 with erew. All welL—Retster's Megrim.
DISPENSARY FOR SKIS DISEASES, SG, GREAT
Maatsozooon-srairr, Rsorsr-wrazrr, W.—Two hun-
dred and tweny•one patients were relieval at thin
dis-
penaary during the week ending Dee. 7.
irlaraorouratt Fars HOSPITAL, DiTONSIIIII-
- Cm.—The to number of patient, relieved
during *a week fading 7 wits-111edical, 801 ; sur-
gical, 474 ; total. 1.275 ; of which 529 were new csaea.
HEALTH RESTORED BY Do BARRY'S FOOD TO TER
',return. servo', Maga, and liver of old and young, curing, with-
out roadiethe or dyspepsia (indigestion . constiPation,
diarrhea, acidity, headache, neuralgia, hysteria, palpitation,
deeplaressee. debility. wasting, cough, sakes, fevers, oonsinup-
eon, low opirita. 40,000 annual mute which had resisted ell
osedidaes, Winding that of hio Donnas the Pope. It caves
fifty tines ha coot in other remedied—Mu lib , Ts. ad. ;
Is ; Stitt, Ma, or Id. per meal.—De Barry end Co.. 77, Regent-
Lowden ; deo Fortin= slid Karon, Piccadilly, and at
rdehrmnt. urve.nutwn ; theapaide 0 and 114, Ostord-stroMS;
saggscorsantl cliarlal&—(Advalimulat)

LIFEBOAT SERVICES.—During the stones
ut the present year the National Lifeboat Institution has
contributed to the saving of 1,027 lives from various shipwrecks
MU a vessels from destruction. The Institution also expended
£210.6.15 In the mania period on its Lifeboat Eatablishmentn In
addition to granting C 2,444 for rewards The Committee of the
Institution earnestly appeal to the public for assistance to
enable them to meet the continued hem y demands on their 180
Lifeboat Establishments.

Contributions will bethanidully received by the London and
country bankers, and by the Secretary, Richard Leiria Eau., at
the institution, 14, John-etre* Adeiphi, London.

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