The Express.
London, England, 1858-03-06 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

O£BUALTY.

Al floe dos Busausa (Dutch whose?), Captain Schenk, tromrdeoa
to Falmouth, with barley, has been wrecked at Santa Foes; crew
sand.—Brindial. FO. 24.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

D'Alflait (Mich ship, with troop), lea 10. lat. 17.00 8., 100.

Atom, tram Chkehu for Qaeemtowe• Jori. 17. lat. 41 IL, kw

N w:

iitixPO'le (American alp), of New Tort, Rom Liverpool, Feb. IP,
LL 49. 50, lon. 15.40.
Maria Boras (barque). for Calcutta (with troops), all well. hut. 1, lat.
1130 S., loz. saw NV.
(r), Feb. NI, 43 riles ILE. or Cape et. Firmest.

THE LOBB OP A BHIRLDB BRIG, AND PROVI•
DENTIAL BBSCrIB OP TWO OP THE GREW

SHIELDS, FRIDAY FORENOON.
A most profound sensation was created in this
seaport last night, by the swivel of two of the crew of the
Nairn, of South Shields, who were supposed to have
in the vessel with all hands, on the coast of
perished in
on Monday night last.
The two persons saved are Richard Harrison, one of the
sons of the owner, and the little cabin-boy, William Rood.
Mr. Harrison's narrative of the loss of the vessel and the
other portion of the mew is truly :—The Nairns
left the Tyne on Sunday ' , coal Lm, for South-
ampton—several other Teasels ng with her. They bad
got as far as Whitby, when the easterly gale came os, and
they all endeavoured to run to Leith Roads for lobelia.
About two o'clock on Monday afternoon the gale was very
violent, and a tearful sea was running. At that thus the
Reims had sot as far north as the Fern Islands, and on
sounding the pumps it was discovered by the crew that she
had five feet of water in her hold, and that the
pumps were choking. It was determined to abandon
the sinking vessel, and a Scotch schooner, the Duke
of Bucciencli, coming in sight, she was hailed, and hove to.
The men belonging. to the brig then got the skiff out, and
having attached a line to her, five of them got into the skiff,
and pulled asidy on board the schooner. In endeavouring
to haul the skiff back by the line, a sea swamped it, and it
sank. The master of the schooner then got his boat out,
and three of the men belonging to the brig manned it, and
pulled towards the brig with a view to rescue the other
poor fellows on board, but while half way between the
vessels a huge sea broke and sank it. No help could be
afforded them from either brig or schooner, and they were
drowned in the presence of their shipmates. There were
no more boats on board the schooner, and as the master and
two hands were all that remained on board the brig they could
not get the longboat out, and all hope of re
had to be abandoned. The master of the brig, who was else
a son of the owner, shouted a last adieu to his brother in the
schooner, telling him he would try to run his vessel aarWs%
and the vessels parted. The men on board the brig bad
then attempted to set their vessel under the lee of the Coquet
but failed to do ea, and the vessel came ashore the woe
night at Amble, and drowned every soul an board. The
schooner proceeded to Inverkiething, where the rescued sea-
man and lad were landed, and safely forwarded to their
homes by the Shipwrecked Mariners' Society. The Nelms
had eight hands, and six of them have perished. Two of
their bodies were washed up at Warkwortb yesterday.
The weather is still very Inclement on the Northumberland
coast, and there has been another considerable fall of snow
this morning.

THE COMPTROLLER OF CUSTOMS AT LIVERPOOL.
—The office of Comptroller of Customs at Liverpool by been
abolished, arrangements having been made for the perform-
ance of the duties In London. Mr. Daw, the late comptroller,
kas been promoted to the collectorship of her Majesty's Cus-
toms at Plymouth.
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