The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-07 00:00:00

SUPPOSED LOSS ON THE SNIPS CLEVELAND

AND AMA, WITH ALL HANDS.

Tim fate of theme ships has for a long while
milted the deepest anaisty, both in Lasko and in India,
and it is with regret we have to announce that they
have bees gives es bet at Lloyd's, and by others inter-
ested is the moats.
The Cleveland to Marrs. W. and S. Smith, of
Roi al Ex and el Newcastle. She was •
full.rigged ship, 514 toss register, classed A 1 for twelve
years is Lloyir • registry, hay* hew Inuit under special
survey at Newcastle, in 181$. She sailed from Madras for
London on the 2Ath of beat March, with a miecellaueoes
cargo and the following cabin passengers : Mrs. Parke and
child, Captain H. 11. Herbert, of the 7th Madras Native la-
tently. (~.loud seal Mrs. Ricketts and family, the Rey.
T. sod Mrs. Keller, Dr. Squire, of her Mlajesty's 60th
Riess, sad Mr. Kew*. The ship was afterwards spokes
with on the 3rd of May, by the Rajasthan, Captain Atkinson,
Is Lit. 72 8.. long. al K., since which period D0Z41.1
whatever has been bawl of her. The Rajasthan
Jamaica on the 7th of last August, and forwarded hat
ilmetiolleo to Prelim!. The Cleveland crew was as follows:
-Captain H. Mick, aged 30, of Loudon ; Mr. Haynie
tcyz and 24, first mate' Mr. Richard Brenta; aged 21,
mate ; Joseph Heliblewhite, aged 29. ship car-
pester ; Julian Polhtt., aged 72, steward ; Charles Niihau,
aged 72, cook ; Joseph Thorton, aged 28,
2Phillip T. Mar-
rsott, aged 30 John R. Nichols, aged ,F. Sollbery,
wed 7.7, William Myer, aged 24, Thomas Bailey, aged 41,
High Walker, aged 24, George Smith, aged 48,i Thomas
Byan Wyka, ayged 18, and Guiseppe Squash, aged 72, sea-
men ; and Thomas It. Thouipeuu, of Loudon, Stephen
Curtis, of London, Arthur Latter, of London, and John 8.
Daman, midshipmen and apprentices. Both ship and cargo
are represented to have been insured.
The other unfortunate ship, Asia, was 1,314 toes register,
a
quebeeker, which sailed from Liverpool ou the 14th of last
February, bawd fur Bombay with a general mega. Twesty-
live days afterwards she was spoken with by the Walter
Recut, le Ist. 27 W., but waling whatever has Mee since
heard of her. The milijoinel is • list of her alone sad
crew Captain Thome' Comm, muter; Mr. Thomas
lielaad Gerdes, aged 72, chief offioer Osage Joseph
Reid, seed 32, wound mate ; Charles Power, aged third
u, em ; tablet fleott, aged Xi, carpenter ; Jonas,
aged 24, boatswain ; Jobn Waddle, aged 42, mileraker ; Mr.
Thomas Arthur Wilson, aged 2S, steward Herbert Turks,
aged 31, cook ; William Payne, aged 24 ; Cent Wilt, aged
21 ; John Wilma, aged 31; (harks Wilson. aged 4d ;
Charlie Ilibeck, aged 25 ; Robert Walker. aged 7 ; John
de Niles, aged 33; Jamas Jsekson, aged 72; Henry Green,
23 ; Robert Nichol, aged 21; Thos. Davie aged 31 ; Henry
Crawley, aged 7t ; John Triage, aged 2/./ ; James Howard,
aged 24 ; Antonio Nichols, aged 24 ; Bartholomew Yellr.
aged 20; Daniel Williams, aged 19 ; and Mattes Rabe-
mil* aged 12—seamen. The Asia was insured.

PROROGATION or PARLIAIMISIT.—The ceremony
of proroguing the Imperial Parliamest took place yeatonlay
mornMg with the customary lieralitiee, no petrol except
tholes afichaffy engaged *hug present. The Lord Chancel-
lor, Nebo acted as Chief Ottemer, declared parliament
adjourned until Thursday, Jesuitry :1. The significant
words that parliament would meet on that day fur the dis-
patch of Wilma" were cot riled, and, therefore, the meet-
ing ow the fird of January will be as formal as the meeting
of to-day.
LORD CIPIAMBERLAIN'hoWIIeL, Nov. 4. --Orden
for the court's going into moorning no Thureclry next, the
Rth lost., for her late May rte the Empresa Mother of Rea-
:—The ladies to wear Mirk elk, fringed or plain
line, white glove., necklaces, and earrings, black or white
sham, hum, ►od tippet•. The gentlemen to wear Mack full-
trimmed, fringed or plain horn, black words and buckles
The court to ohmage the mourning on Thursday, the 22nd
instant, viz. :—The ladies to wear black silk or velvet, co-
loured ribbons, fans and tippets, or plain white, or white
end gold, or white and silver stuffy with black ribbons. The
geittlemen to wear black orate, and Week or plain white, or
white and gold, or whit* and *fiver stuff waistcoats, full-
triennial, coloured swords and buckles. And ea Thnnalsv,
the 29th instant, the court to go out of mourning. —Oaresie.
bun) OF TILADR, WHITEHALL, Nov. I.—Thc
Right ROD. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council
fur Trade and Plantations have received, through the Secre-
tary of State for Foreign Affairs, a ropy of a despatch from
her Majesty's Minister at Madrid, reporting that a lazaretto
art observation hes bees established at Santa Crus de Tens-
Atte. —tlerette.

THE NEW BMW, TOR VIZ PACIFIC LUANDA.--
The Rev. Jolts Culesidgs Pathless, M.A.. &namely of Mar
too t'olleve. Oxford, sus el Sir Joie Pattesos, late cos of
her Majesty's judges of the Court of Queen 'e Beach, will
be wiesernsted the sew missionary of the Weals of the
Panay st Christessa
Dees Funeral.—Tho Perth Courier states that
dm largest :catkin' forest is that of the Doke of
which, according to his et dews is the late IMMO( the Bart
of Weenie agenast Campbell el Moons, snarls Is 100.000
sees Th. seat a has forest of Farquhanine of Inweremild,
but which ia portly under +beep sod ;wily wider &/ s
allowther shoat 130,0110 Scotch ter,. Neat to this naffs
Lord Fife's fond of Mar, about ho,UII t ,erea Than an a
another of other doer forests of much 'mailer latest, bat
the valeta has sot much mei-rased of late year • sad by
cosmerision it will he found that the extent of ground
sailer deer is sow such lees thao it Wlda 101.1 year ego.
',ND VIAly Or THE OItPULONINTIN—AIi
Boratesl r.momittee has been (unmet in Lomlo• for the
muses. of 'writing to Lomlon nett our a delegation from
the principal th 7 hron Nociotsce of Franue, to mite is a
?miles!, with rtele.ott 1.104 from mu. TILI'II,US oho& societies.
The ohjed is In erel.semir, he bringing together represents-
'tires of the artiste el owes of both ermatriese to promote •
more cordial understwolio; hetwees two nations sow enter-
ing tato cheer conemer 'tal mistime.
Awros ELIA II WA'S. —T he efliey of the Pope's
famous threlinal Sernetary of state Oi now wlelwl to the
..ii-cte.l of I istun...,l an I coutonvorary
linaliame Tiu..erd'a