The Express.
London, England, 1866-08-23 00:00:00

THE LOSS OP THE MUTSU

The fears entertained that !limner. nmIN
gen loot in the wreck of the Bruiser, lidsteamer,
steamer, off Aldberough, than the Mersa mane
confirmed. A Mrs. Mendorusky, • Gem" man
children, were known to be on board, sad WNW
heard of. Captain Harty, the ooromander d tisk
from the description given of them by then kiwis,
distinct recollection ot seeing the wessanwilk tea
on deck during Sunday. She wenon briny Is YI
band, who is lodging at Mr. Morris's, No. 7, H
street, Commercial-road-east. It has she beau
that a young man named Stone woe le pee
drowned. The lady who was pickedd Neel
Perseverance and landed at Yarmouth a Wm lb
Bewley. She was in her nightdress only, sad en
injured. Her luggage has been washed alien at
forwarded to her last evening. The Tnetiplimsse
have caused a peen buoy to be mowed ow lb
where the Bruiser went down, and Centel' Sr
arrived at Aldborough, in comply with enes aye
divers. to explore the wreck. If the wailer es
fine to-morrow, they will commence cossalices si
and it is expected they will be able to mow red
cargo. The chief mate (Mr. Scott) who bed elep
Bruiser at the time of the aosident rensiasi ea lie
uatil the water cosnmenoed flowing over the deka
ran aft, and along with several oars iambi
boat. The next moment the ship west dem
the only boat of the Bruiser launched. ne
ordered all the lashings of the other been se le
cut, which wadi done, so the. they might list d
vessel mak, and be the means of wing Ns.

RZWA&DB TO • LITZDOAT'S Cages.-11t 1
Emperor has presented a first-claw geld mu
tie.t. to Mr. N. Leven, oonwaio of the St Ind
belonging to the National Lifeboat Inetitotio, mi
class silver medal and certificate to each of the new,
ing of eight men, of the lifeboat, in acknorledgml
very noble and persevering services in rvisgt ars
Use, four men belonging to the brig Prema I
villa, Franoe, which was wreckedlut winterising
storm on Hoyle Bar, Cornwall. When ism tie
making a complete breach over the werck,end
tM
supposed to be in the rigging. The St. Ives RIO
Royal National lifeboat Iruititutio, was st orb
In mooing the bar with the drogue or dreg beg
which carried her safely over two heavy orfes
sea broke over her stem, and, the drogues
from the immense strainonit,she fiewbefire
surf in almost a perpendicular position, end ,
bow under water broached to and upset. Sharon)
righted, andallhercrew managed to geton bond.
grapnel, anchor and rope wereloet,andtworangie
Although rowing four oars only, the crew pearl
contrived to get her under the lee of the vote),
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the French brig Providence, bound from Cardiff it
with coal. With a heavy sea and strong oisr
however, the lifeboat's crew found it is
alongside. Nearly an hoar passed in SPEW
French crew to send a rope by means of a ses
the coterie 14
sad when this at last was done,
haul on board the life-buoy, intending to new
off through the water, but he could not on
understood. Two of the crew now ends:snare!
the lifeboat by means of the connecting rope
being dragged on board, and the other on
eswas
five yarda, when a fearful sea broke ou the ka
the boat and upset her a second time. She SI
etently,but the poor fellow who was on nerving
and was never seen again. The other held fenr
and the crew once more got into her without emil
communication with the vessel had not been bre
the lifeboat again hauled up as near u pct
The captain and the remaining two men thee tee
boat when the second wave capsized them.
fearful sea the lifeboat was hastily hauled nod
three men were most fortunately picked up. T
the lifeboat landed at Hoyle thoroughly arks
more heroic service was perhaps never render.
boat. In admiration of it a local 000trilotioo
to present a suitable acknowledgment of their be
endurance to the lifeboat's crew, in additive te tl
of the Lifeboat Institution, consisting of • sa,
and 21. to the ooxswain, and a beautiful Wawa
monied and 21. to each man of his brave new.
Build HOLES AND BATNISIL
was held at Hampton on Tuesday, before Rs .10
on the body of Franci Emme, aged 19, sleds
drowned aloe to the towing-pathesralW
Junction Waterworks. The d 54°
his brother, was on his way for a Mi
td
n
and they went to bathe about 8 o'clock ia
of Sunday. Neither of them wen ee
iWt.
and so kept near the shore, the 01.3 X
keeping aloe behind deconaL After ,
distance Francis Emma began to of
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brother who at once caught hold of Ides es
sh The deposed grasped hie brother
naeckor,e. but soon relinquished his hold, and e
the water. His brother got to the bank, and
montane* ; Snell, a fisherman, mune Led
the body. Kr. Holberton, surgeon, wit see
the authorities at the wiiterworks tent is
wale battery, but life could not be
stated that at the spot where the modal
the water is shallow for a short distance fro
and then suddenly shelves down some 12 B°r I
the bed there uids in ballast holes. eff
the watermen have no printed instruction Imo
to restore animation after submersion is w'W
no caution boards were exhibited as • ousig,
The coroner said he would mill the attention
of Conservancy to the necessity of probing
a' tr,,
owe, and would send down some copies et
cases of drowning for distribution. Thee o
verdict of "Accidental death," end expsso" "
that the ballast holes should be marked s
towb.'
A sunfish was captured off Gardenc
Banffshire coast on Friday lot. The moor
The fish s
and eecnredby the salmon fishers.
feet seven inches, and is estimated !S..*
12 cwt. The liver wedgbed29iblh,
sad f>
of oil.
McCormick, who was condemned to 63
last Liverpool assizes for the murderer of Welsel,
been reapited. Wiles the murd
XoC,ormick was intoxicated.