The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-14 00:00:00

LOSS OF 11Mt MAJ5811"8 SUP BISON.

We are favoured by the Secretary of the Admiralty
with • rt part of this tusfortanota aorturetto by Robt.
Mindry„ tits only sarviviag Alcor from the wreck :
The is • list of all ths survivors who have ar-
rival at Portsmouth, vis. :—Alasander All.n, gainer's mats;
Isom Wore, Turieronater; o.orgo Pinharo, quarter-
master. ; Ssostrol lisndarord, captain forycastle ; Jame. Bart-
lett, captain &Nygaard ; Jonas Vahan, ordinary ; Willis.
Windovw, ordiaary ; James Gifford, ordinary; Richard
Rick., crdinsly; ()soma Hedge, ordinary ; John H. Kemp,
ordiaary ; Witham Beckett, ordinary; Nicholea Haney,
pelmet; Richard Gamy, bay, first-class; William Millar,
dreamer; Hoary Andaman, private,ft.*.
The prize crow bolongiag to the Herne, left at Sims
Leone us baud H.M.S. Trident, ars —Liimtenaat Chap-
man, Y ebargs; Charles Harspool, myna maintop; W,hism
Ryes, boatswain's mata (.lead); John Spencer, India(
mason ; Thomas Kiwi", A. 8.; John Osborne, ordinary;
John Cirramin, ordinary; Wm. Young, ordinary; George
Resort, ordinary; Rogiaald Andrews, ordinary; Alfred
Dtbdeo, ordinary ; Joha Teleran hey, second clam ; William
Han', private, Royal Marian ; William Bridgton's, private,
Royal Marinas.

A number of the York friends of Mr. Layard, who
was defected at the recent election, have 'ascribed a con-
sitleraLle sum of mosey for the purpose of presenting that
gentleman with an appropriate testimonial.

BRIDEWELL Mil) BETHLEHEM HOSPITALS.—ne
schema propounded by the Attorney-General for the future
management of the myal hoepitsle of Bethlehem and Brigs-
well here b alOSt carefully considered by the committee of
the (curt of pennon, mg with very few exception. &steed
to. Some of the geaposalse he Attorney-General are
a sweeping character, but t.e ms reel( refer to detail, of
ssasertessent; the not 22 Geo. 111. having, to a ortain
extent, fixel and consolidated the government of an the
royal **pita*. The moat note of the Attorney-
Geismar. proposals ie, that the old hospital in Bridgestiset
elmll be sold wilt* twelve months, end the proceeds " car-
nod,. the general account of the charity." To this the com-
mittee ohjeent that it is desirable the governors ehould
retain that property, bat they are willing to let
the whole of it. with the " 'rap, i.at of the chapel."
TN *chum further proceeds tu propo-e the **th-
ing tap of the establishment at Be iMwell, end the superannu-
ation el its came, and the erenios, at • diehume aunt more
this Moult miles from London, of • bones of occupation for
160hoye. The ectemeittee suggest, fainted of fixing them
within the twestraile circuit, that they have choice of soy
e ethmeilent dietary from Loadon." The house of camps-
lite is BR lieergertielde is to be noel as a school fur girls.
enail the peered qualification forts:mates is, that they "shall
he such as, if not so iteinti•hd. would be under genet tempta-
tion to commit crime." Children ocavicted of crime may be
edisitted, but "not to an extent beyond one-rixth of the
whole," it *dog the intention "to make the homes available
for ths prevestas of mime, rather than for the reformation
ofjuvenne criminal,. &Mks. 13 and 14 propose that there
WWI be an annual examisaties of the children, in the m-
ien* of the governors, mad that appteetke fen, not these&
Um 201. for each child, shall be allowed foe • certain somber,
the fees during my ass year not to chased 6001.—thly Press.
PORTSMOUTH, Jung 12.—A y his bees bold
en the wreck of the Easters blatareh from if earaches
which wee dust here es the led June, and it is recom-
mended that she be dripped sad wald, aloe that the hewed
as board be dada and sold Indeddiely.