The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-09 00:00:00

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AND LOBB OF LIP:

LOWESTOFT, TEMISDAY.
A melancholy catastrophe, resulting in the loss or
a due banpie—belonglng to Leghorn, and bound from New-
castle, outward, with coala—end of five lives, occurred here'
this morning. The veil was men about 11.30, during a
irrkese bum is sontitinth-west, to ground upon the
middle pat of the Newman sand, anent of Pakidd, and:
in isms than twenty minute' she was all to pieces. An eye-
Withalr says that shortly after strllig, her mainmast, upcm
which could be sees dour of the crew went away, followed
by the aim topmast, and then the Mizen-raast; and after
the rid hed gin two or three heavy lurches, the main-
sit went, csnylig with it she rest of the hands, and that
soon siker the venal disappeared.

Thus heert-reading sows excited the greatest sympathy,
and intend Lir the safety of the crew amongst the specta-
tors ea oar pier end esplanade—ladies wen weeping, and
genthmen win running hither and thither to learn whelk
meld beldam to save their lives. The pedals position el
the vend and bra maw had not, however, escaped the,
notice of the brave fellows of Pakeilald. They mustered,
their era, way of whom were at Lowestoft engaged la the
flotang, launched their life boat, end a crew of twenty
trade nobly risked their thee to nave the wen ; but before
they weld lost their best the barque wee gone to pieces,
and the poor fellows were drifting down roadstead on
spars or pieces of the wreck. Through $
emendous sea,
however, stn SW boat dashed forward on her errand of
mercy, her mew expecting entry minute to be washed oat
of hen; but the oldest in view nerved alike their hearts and
their arms, and they were recrerdsd by rescuing eight out of
thereon hands from • watery grave. One by one they picked
the poor fellows up, the lest one having drilled below LOW'S..
tea Irms,a distance of two miles from where the vessel
went to pieces.
The poor Mows, in order to have a better chance of
laving dash lives, had diveeted.theamelves of their clothing.
sad one wee almost naked when taken into the We boat,
the crew of which took off their own clothes wed wrapped
the exhausted men in them. Having rescued all they could
erne, they brought Wanda whom on Gunton beach, and
the easseres at th House kindly received them,
purling ewe am aired It Immediately to bed. Mr. Pariah,
eloomiet. and Dr. were the dirt to attend, followed
almetly earn yodor gentleman of the town. W 6
we happy be learn that the ma are doing well. We under-
stand Alt the osptain, three of the crew, and an English
pilot ere lest.
We 01111•011 speak in too high terms of the gallentry,
bra very, end promptitude exhibited on this orxraion by the
bold and daring men of Pekedeld, nor of the excellent see-
d the boat rE the/am:it Our informant
irge pilot) elated by o Deer noel that
akedeld t went through an awful of sea. She is a
fine beat, certainly, that She ta."—Nedolk Yews of this day.

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