The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-31 00:00:00

SHIPPING Th2ELLIGENCIL

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EMIGRATION TO THE CAPE OP GOOD HOPL.—On
Saturday last the emberlatios of the entignints for Table
Bay wee completed at Southamptoe, on board the ship Har-
lington. There are 267 souls, equal to 231 i statute adults,
comprising English, Irish, and Scotch, chiefly farm labourers,
&mate demesne servants, rubble masons, bricklayers, car-
penters. and joiners. Sixty-four of this number were applied
for by their parterre and friends in the colony. These emi-
grant. were 'elected by the Hon. Mr. Field, the Cape
&ritualism Commissioner.
SEARCH FOR HER MAJESTY'S SHIP SAPPHO.--
Her Meerty's colonial steamship Victoria had returned to
Hobson'. Bay front a cruise in scorch of the remains of the
'opposed wreck it her Majesty's brig Sappho, and which,
we regret, well not ettendmi with the stomas the patient en-
deavours of Commander Hemmen and the °Moen and. him
command merited. Having landed Sir Henry Buddy at
Port Albert on the 26th of February the Victoria cruised
along the coast in the vicinity of W ikons Promontory,
which wee carefully examined; also the Tam Foot Rock (10
fat), Devil'. Tower, Curtis Island, Redondo Glenme's
Monevent, the islands composing and Hogan's
groups; also Hammock's Island. The sunken rock reported
by the beck Dos Pedro 11. was also marched for, but in vain,
the supposed position being between Gregg Island and the
Siaters. The Sappho, when last seen, in February, 1868,
was about 30 rallea west of Cape Otwey, the wind easterly,
and standing off the island on the port tock,• weather tine at
the time. She was then at the entrance of Based Strait*,
and if she confirmed ber course would molt about tbe Har-
binger Rocks, which are situated north-meet of King'.
Island. It is suggested that • ream-vessel with strong
grappling' might perchance bring some of her remaine to
light if she foundered off these trocke.—stestralia and Meta
Zealand Gazette.
BAILORS' ORPHAN GIRLS' SCHOOL AND HOME.—
Yesterday the annual mewing of the fiends of this national
Institution woo held in the theatre of the United Service
Institution, Pall-mall. The girls themselves, 61 in number,
were present, and in their neat costume, which contained the
three colours of the flag of England—ma, white, and blue—
gave en appearance of animation to the meeting. Lord
Bbury occupied the chair. There were also present Earl
Mowers, Admiral Verson Harcourt, Hoo. Captain Maude,
Rev. Mr. ht`Caul, Rev. B. Maguire, Mr. Ormsby Gore, Ac.,
he. The report congratulated the meeting upon the
improved character of the charity's finance'. They
commenced the year with • balance in band of 2,6394
19e. td., and at the close of the year it amounted
to 7,3161. The ordinsty income had within the same
period increased from 1,0071. as. 104. to 2,8031. 19e. lld. The
committee alio received 2,7001. from • society far the rebel
of the wives of the sailors end marioes slain in the Russian
war on mediate that they should add to it 1,8001., and
charge the sum total with certain inanities to there women,
the committee to have the whole when the annuities fell in.
It was intended to raise a new building for the accommoda-
tion of 300 orphans, and a special appeal would be made to
the public for the necessary funds. The girls were Untreated
Innesehold dude. of every kind, turd II qualified for ser-
vants in the course of the year. Hassles and scarlatina had
visited the Home, bat all the cLi:dren attacked by them re-
covered. There was, however, one death from consumption.
This report was adopted ; and some other business having
been disposed of the proceiditp terminated.
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