The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-04 00:00:00

(Stamped Id. Addi►tional.) [TWOPENCE.

SUFFERINGS OF THE CREW OF TEE TAT ON

LOBOS ISLAND.

' Oe Friday last we me, from a letter from He-
nault, man annat of the vents of the nail 'put in the
We-boat of the Tay, whisk was wrecked is the Golf of
MeMeo. The following Is • letter written at Bt. Theses
by one of the wreaked, sad give' some unbitten of the
sufferings of the maw as Lobos bind
"The Tay Wank es Caps Bozo, Is the Gulf of
et
6 a.m. ea Istarday, the 20th of August. The mese on
board was most aortal. The moaner steamer rolled abort
es if Is its bet spay—the 'utak' semi sad collected. All
the beats, lowered sad maimed, stood of at a abort
disuses. Biasses sharks estrounded as, end seemed
to mark es for their prey. Between the nests
ism there was a sort of lull, by whisk the
boats coda munatuisete with the ship. The See IMO
dreadful to look at. If It bad ben rough weather aot a
soul would have bees Wave half sa hoer after the ship
streak. As seen as possible sae at the lit. boats was des.
unborn Tannish I. damp of the mail sant, with the
meld and itmliwidass.faii‘sim eamisnaes. The wily thieve
that math bo get hem thi ship for the Olken mid mew,
were some bierait, salt pork, a few live fowl sad name,
and about five or si: pikes of water. The captain's gig
wee loaded with some hams, toadies, jams, Janine, the up-
tab's private goods mad clothes, some of the elbows' private
ebothes, some minable; sad three men. Tits gig drifted
sem& to the men of the Tay, sad after being kaocked
mina like • shuttlecock she was thrown bottom upwards.
Ewe of the an were drugged below by sharlea, and never
appeared afterwards. The other made his op/psalms, rest-
tapes three can, whisk he bad grasped. He *sly rope
seated a etroug man in sgasy. He battled with the raging
turf, sad got ashen safely, although sharks were all
armed him. At slues am. the ship was deported,
the captain bong the last to lean. Nbtety-ale
pima ware now cost adrift, with seemly pulsing
enough for • single meeL It was impossible to land say-
where sear Cape Bozo, bemuse of the vicious of the
serf. At interval a low small bland bold be absorbed
at severe] miles distant, end this was our only hop Menastp.
The captain declared that it was the lased of Lao, sal j
probably water would be bead there. He resomemaisa
that all the boats should go for that Mesa, nil es baba
'importuned, he rscommeaded ell M teen la Oak end Maw
can of their lives. At use p.m. the ehlef Wow led the way j
la his boat to the Woad, the ellgaMb M the dingy bringing
up the rear. We reashod the Mead son after 4 p.m., but
bead the earl rolling sweetens high, teeming apparently
sa impregnable wall mond it. We waited for the uptake,
to know what should be dose. Metal* Strati esambed
mains peria et the Iliad, sad at breath he now what he
considered an nab', and he sutured it, the dingy bele(
light, sad landed. Be was to wave a handkerchief oboe by
a hat seas ea the imbed if we were to follow. No
beadkerelle waved. At length the marten came of again.
He said the loaded bons amid not get in ; the dingy must
One ia a few at • time. By this mesas we all landed, after
great den/tbs. It was s'sandy beeeb, studded with
rocks. • an with a boat-hook stood on the bow of the
dingy, end guided her is through ea avenue of rooks. Before
onsythlog was leaded sad the tons made fast it was
wady dark. All were pale, haggard, and and. All hands
wen, however, piped, sad Captain Streit, with • voila
ebehred with smotise, offend thaaks to Almighty God km
oar peat deliverasse. Envy sae was is Man. Nothing
scald be man edema or amass than this woe. The
bland an whirl we were was about three miles la skean-
bresse. We wandend sheet, std feud bonen two des
trees drat fusels drives Into two wells, to preen& the mod
from getting into the water. The wells ail sot seem to
promise • very liberal supply et water. Then were ether
Ague of visite,e having bees as the Waal. After a
.all picas of basic a little pog, sad a snap et
perk, had bees given to every one, we prepared for rest.
ivory mu weediest shoat seek's' at every bask a shelter
for the sight. • lighted lamp was hues up in • tree.
Many a strong iron-looking sea was subdued that sight,
sad want seently oa his bans imploring sersoar hem
Hansa. We all rested ea the ground, with setting over as
bet our day sloths. The bind was brilliant with is film,
sad makes and Mouth mewled over us. The rolling sea,
Mating sad unfeeling itself Is earn surges ca the flay
spot ea whisk we woo rostiag, was thundering all sight la
our eon. Ikeda, mowing arrived. It was feared that the
wells would be dry after we bad emptied them of the melt
quality of water bud la them, bat this was sot the eon
foe eon afterwards the spiage filed the well spirt. Al
hands were piped &gala, sad payers wen read. • slight
breakfast of biscuit and pork, or ahem, was served oat.
The captain asked for venation to visit the wren, to see
what weld be mud Erna her. Numbers of tan
voleateend te go, sad they started for the wreck, bat
could set apprised% it, the sea had so incriesed in violins.
Kea were trampled ea oar solitary bind is shooing ma
galls and pellsear, which abound thus, and we fed on the
birds. After perm in the evening we laid down again
with heavy hearts. Tenanted with hideous had nubs,
whin caused horrible disgust as they crawled over us.
Mouthy morning rase to so better reopens. Tile saptaia
sad volutions son visited the wreck. No better lash
this time. Then was ao appemehleg the wreak. Heated
for turtle eggs, sad bud qualities. Although plenty of
turtle were then, they could sot be caught. Parsed
mother miserable day; half barna, and so good yrs-
spasm. The mitten read prayers, sad all laid dews tO try
to lad rest for both body and naiad, for the third sight.
Tuesday moraiag, after prams and breakfast, a party
west *gala to the wreak, road this time sunned in
gating sa board, sad took away from her several
sheep sad fowls that were nearly dead. Oa low
lag of this MIIIOIII4 two more boats west off airway,
sad got mow pus, lamps, blankets, sad • few beds, pil•
lows, As. Pound the poor cow Min, bet seek exhausted.
Could set get her out thus, faiths weather was threatealag,
sad the sunk made us all leave for ear solitary home. In
the mune of the day our somber wee tuned late ny—
e steam, was ones bearing down apse se. This was a
Manna war steamer seat from Temples to our relief. We
got all as beard of her that day, sad went std eared the
poor sow. The captain of the Mexican war steamer would
not delay say time, for if bad weather had come on it would
set have been sate there. We got everpthiag of our
bind by Tuesday night, and wets comfortable oft board
the war steamer. Oar ands were sow more at eon, for
the went bed pared. Oa Wednesday night wo
teazle& Tenpin. Ben we were • swath wattles
for the Camay to take as to Bt. Thomas,
when we should be shipped for England. What with
eashery, teases, suture, sad bed Bebe, half of the oil.
son sad stew were laid up with ape sad bear at Tannin.
We were plead is a house which wag infested with am*
pease, scorpion MOH% and mosquitoes, which nearly
drove every us mad. Those who were well ewe& west
up Tampico river shooting 'Weston with some Aameimme.
At Length oar deliverance emu. The chief ponies of the
Miens sad stew wen brought of ia the Conway. At Ha.
numb • number of the crew went into the Amnion net-
chant service. They obtained employmnt sanity, becuse
sailors were wanted, sad they were preferred beaus they
bad excited interest on amount of the sofforiags they had
udergone. At Si. Thome. a number of the crew were en-
gaged, so that only the officers sad about 36 of the crew will
go home to Eaglaad. May of the men frappe at Bt.
Thomas west coca to the Spanish main.

ROBBIZT AT THE House OF THE ASSISTANT

COMMITTAL OF AN ATTORNEY IN COURT.

At the Cheshire Quarter Sessions,held at Kriutsfotd,
Net Wednesday, an tipped wu beard egged a conviction
for uolawfal pcosseleo of stolen silk. To prove that the silk
hod been lawfolly 'squired an invoice was produced In
inert in'S the part el the appellant Si covering the alleged
purchem• The Invitee was produced in a mutilated form,
a portion which it woe suspected would have disqualified It
for tho pan was to play In the trial b.lag absent. The
wormy for the appellant was Mr. Cooper, and the some
which followed the production of the paper is that described
by the Carnerreo Stapaschief:
The paper woo :tended down to counsel, and the court
was jut saying that they should Ulm to look at It, when
something happesed ferb led to the following eirtraordi-
am seise aid sommittal of Mr. Cooper. John Scott, **n-
otable*/ Chunk Limbo, who happened to be sittiag ea
the mat Whited counsel. about three persons dis-
tal hem Mr. Cooper, was observed to my something
to Conebbie Taylor, of Conglotcn, who was stendtag
our the wltsese.boa ; when Taylor bolted down
heed hemmed mean the people'. feet, and pro-
Neatly emerged hellos up two mail bits of paper,
which he 1.1.11 =
..uprbiter whose Mr. Cooper wee
sittiatier nor. "
evert wee so Noir Abet. aid viols scoot wee
knollikee Dud melba aeleatkm. Mr. hymen.
es:ribeneb, Shed smill please to the tarn popes, and
said that they scoresposisit es far as they west, but
that there was yet • mak plisse . Down dived Con-
✓iable Taylor again oaf pleased soother small pine of
men samating the Mr. Cooper had scraped his foot se-
veral times backward end forward on the door over where
he bend It.

Constable &tett then eddresed the beech, gayly, that lts
had sees Kr. Cooper tear Online' oat of the tarries NA
throw thsni down.
_

Amtdst irestilli; Memo Mr Madman said—Daring tint?'
years that I ham sat *pen Ole bench, I never saw a pro-.
media( so andadouly winked so this. We mast saspend.t
the farther bearing of Ms egged, while we decide what.
to do en the eztreordlnary saw whish hes sow Ifillapr
which at Mut is a madder contempt of mart. Mr. Soa-
ves, I shall be glad of your 'dirk* on behalf of the mown.
Mr. Baena Min Pegged leg to the Mach and maenad
with them a short time. Aar whisk
TM Chairmaa directed the depositions to be taken moods.
(and Mood) of every person who saw anything of the strange.
NSNIN _

Omarhie fitawartson, of Waverton, who sat nazi top Mr.
Cosine, dspeeed that ha saw Mr. Coopeedcroble ap a iece
of paper and stick Ids pearl' through it, attar whisk he-
haaded It to Mr. Macintyre. B. could sot say that he sa—
gely saw bin tear ft.
Mr. Coops, protested against the inquiry 'distillate'. The
piper was not material *iridium in the case, and the tern
part had not best iatauded by his to be used as evidence
at all.

--Mr. Matdatyre roes and said that it wee do. to He own
mutation se (late) mussel for the appellaat is the ens,
which be mold of coarse conduct no longer, to state 'spit-
slily the document was handed to him by Mr. Cooper, sat
by Ma to the whams as ovidente, and that of the most asap
tidal ebenotor.

moss-szamiaid Scott at eameseas and
wearisome !myth ; sad at last, cm being told by
the Chairman that he was nemdlag all Mewls of pa-
tient*, ha said that he waisted to know what the easarias-
tics was for.

Tbal;iraa an—l will tell you. 1 mean to take *vides*,
aow, with a view to you committal for • contempt of matt.
and I mean to lay the depositions afterwards before th•
Court of Qaun's &soh, to support on application whisk I
shall muss to he nude to strike you off the rolls.
Mr. Cooper—Thu I shall decline to remain farther.
The Chairman—Yon nut remota. Officer, take Waist*
custody.
This was done, sad the ease precluded. The depositions
of Wales Taylor, Thomas Sampson, S. J. Maciatyre,,
HR., and W. Nam, Boq., were then taken ; the two
latter gtheemea to the fact that the mutilated evidence wth
matorfal to the met, sad that the mutilation mosatially
altered the elan tithe Lavoie@ as it stood before.
La the sad, Mr. Coo was committed for contempt, sad
woe wrolowl all sight is the House of Corrado's. Oa
Timm's, he was disabused ; but an order of court was
tads, *rothas the sweaty solicitor to apply to the Court of
Poem% lash to have Mr. Corp.. swath off the rolls.