The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-10 00:00:00

Lzriaoar HERVIC2B.

WINTERTOPI, ORRAT YARMOUTH.
FRIDAY NIGHT. .

lam sorry to have to report a wreck here which
took place in the heavy pie hot night (says the Rev. J.
Nelson). The veinal was the brig bisautim, from Tay Port,
River Tay, with a cargo of coals for Barbados.. The ezew,
amniotic& of 10 persons, were rescued by the lifeboat
of the National Lifeboat Institution, which had a
very heavy surf to encounter. I em afraid that otte
ow two of she lifeboat's orew have received serious in-
jury In this minim. The boat itself is lightly
damaged, and four or five of the oars were broken.
This vessel wes °beamed from Caistor to be driving along
tower& the shore with signals of distress firing. The
Caistor lifeboat, which also belongs to the National Lifeboat
Institution. was launched to her help. After comoring the
Barber and Cockle Saadi through very heavy seas the mew
of the lifeboat pereeived the vessel ashore off Winterton at
daybreak, and observed her crew coming down the riggiug
into the Winterton lifeboat.

BTOCBTON•ON-TEES, FIUDAY NIGHT.
Retry Bold, Esq., collector of customs, reports that, on
the mouton of the wre k yesterday of the ship Amsterdam
sod the gallant remits of her ors+ by the Beaton
Carew lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution,
the Crossley lifeboat of the institution stetiosed at
Redear west off also, and was taken aloopide
the vessel, sithengh they were forestalled is their mission
of mercy by the Becton boat. The Crossley looked sod
behivei nobly is the surf. Intelligence having also been
brought to Middlesborough of the wreck, that lifeboat,
which also belongs to the eociety, was likewise taken to the
spot in tow of the steam tug W.r Bogle, but the ship.
wrecked craw were rescued just before her arrival

akDigththiST, MOWN 9. ArrolNnslWl6.—Sar-
(ooll C. D. Shepherd. to the Frederick William; Assiateet
Paymasters J. IL Wallis, se secretary's clerk, sod J.
Bowles, additives'. to the Hastings; Clerk R. E. Moore,
additional, to the Bathing,.
TE•Few Becalms. The traffic receipts of
railways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week
ending the 3rd of March, on 12,329 miles, to 626,7741,
and for the corresponding week of last Tear, on 11,897
miles, to 582,5101., showing an thermos of 432 miles cud of
44,2641. The gross receipts on the following 14 railways
amounted, is the aggregate. on 8.830 mils., to 522,2871.. sod
for the corresponding week of 1855, on 8,489 coiled, to 488,5091.,
showing an increase of 341 miles, and an ithreaseof 33,7781.
The increase on she Caledonian amoonted to 2,3181, ; oa
the Great Eastern to 2891. ; on the Great Northern to
171. ; on the Great Statham and Western to 8911. ; on
the Great 'Western to 1,5291. ; on the Loreasbiers cad
Yorkshire to 5,1431. ; oe the Loodoo cod North Western
to 5,167 f. ; on the London and Brightoo to 1,9571. ;
en the London and South Western to 2,1301. ; co the
Musehater, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, to 2.107'.
op the Midland to 2,1771. ; ao She North British
to 1,4641 ; on the North Broom so 7.6121. ; ea the
South Bastero to 1.2381.5 e ; total, 32,7781. The goods
end mineral traffic oo tho lines smeusted to 394,7401.,
sad for the correspond:sr week of 1865th 299,7501., show-
ing se increase of 24,9901. The receipts for oseseogera,
parcels, Ste , amoonted 197,5471.,eganet 188,759/.. show-
ing as horses. of 8,7861. The trails rootlets on 52 other
HMS AMO•Oted. oe 3,499 miles, to 104.4671., sad for
the werestionding week of lath year, oa 3,408 miles. to
94143011., showing en seeress. of 89 miles and of 10,4081. I.
the receipts. The total reoeipte of the past week show •
Increase of 8,7044 se tempered with those of the peened-
leg weekLthdise the 14th February.
Twit 93M009thro CAIII AT PADDINGTON.—A neigh-
' hour of the lad Lefl•y (aged 16, who was shot on the
I Leek Bridge, Harrow-mad. and deprived of his eye-
sight), has for warded to the Martleboe• Police court.
through lespeetor Berekerma of the X Division, the atm of
I 5e., for the lad's nee, or the use of his parents, in the hope
that other benevolent people will alit subscribe, accorling
to their means. Mr. Isnefkld informed the inspector the;
' no doubt the press would seknowledp the receipt of the
unmet
Marmitngrith, SHITTIILD, AND LINOOLNDEIRI
Bert.w•e.—The total ezposees of this eornpaoy's ralloays
sod canals, isoluding rester, loth'. duty, is., from Jas. 1 to
Feb. 25, 1866, anatheted to 78,2411., as against 69,7591. I
for the oorrespoodieg period of 1865. The properties of
the South Junction receipt, weenie; to this compeny from
Jan. 1 to Feb. 25 amounted to 6,0061., as against 5,2281.
for the oorrespoodisg pesiol of 1865, and the expenses to
3,5301._, as egaisst 2,6681.
, A UHTNISII NOTABLI DICZASED.--011D Pak, late
president of the flos Yap Company of San Francisco, died
a few days SLIM He was 69 years of age, sad very wealthy.
His fuaeral was a resplendent affair. Loth tables were
thread in Sacramentastreet, which were loaded with fruits,
crooked food, a goat deemed, with skin and bores as, hot
..the hair removed ; boos and sheep roasted :bole and deco-
rated with late" teatime, and a hundred nameless and
indescribable ernanteste, while incense was berth& prayers
were netted, end megehes played by a bead stationed on a
verandah overhead, and dirges song by the thourners.—lfese
York Daily Pews.

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