The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-03 00:00:00

.VA AL AND MILITARY.

,s•I t %• • j%N. 2.—Arp...tmi.4ENTA.—Lieute-
riwu w. 11. to the Narta..su.. ;.5,1 T. T. Bullock,
to I

31a-tcr 11. Pety:,:r. to the Herat.
xerg.+43l J. C. 141. N., to the triatt.te . 11 W. B. Why,
le the t 'otos- ke..

t.....hient•urce,, X. Magill, to tln•
\aril Caiets the Hon. C. J. Caol,,ian. N. Callender,
V. T. PR.,, W. F. M. Mann. E. W. Walker. and A. D.
Moat°, to the Nutifinui ; C. H Green..e, to the Curree;
N..;. W. 1 Col:1.y, G. A. J. Yer.knell, awl T. A. Wet.
kin., to the royal .tthert ; J. R. Ayles. totter Edgar F. R.
i. 04 .1. H. C Ade. toile, 'uwineror ; F. Wads.
H. W. 11111,1. L envie', P. France... and V. Drury. to
Ike Ilarlhoi..nel., for disposal ; W. W. Rankine, to the
Alien ; C. W. Herbert. E. Payne, and F. H. Hauer*
to the *ios Para ; H. 31. Tayke, to the Hannibal ; X. J.
Hampn, to Neptune; C. T. E. W. Hurt.
J. A. Fraser, .14 It. Y. Ward, to the Nile. foe disponi ;
IL M. t the Itelponoine A. It Cmiiptell, C.. 1.
A. W. Gilbert, C. K. Wreak, G. L Poe, and
H. W. A. L.tetabile, tu she Imemnalit'.

CHATHAM. JAL 2.

A Sow! eR marderi.w, aemault lute
bees rommtscil of: of the warders of the militerc prier's.
Pert Irlaren... Rochester, by • mita., of the lit battalion
d the Pith Helpmeet, seined Enrol. Brady. The primmer
wee tried by dntriet cant-martial tl.i• garrison a short
line duce on • champ of *ink tug • in L cnisoitelsound officer
of hie reniment. weed Teener, during the time be was an-
is tlr rzetnitito of hi. duty. t h the coca-doe of his
behoved with the greened Modesty to the court,
✓eeiliag the prcsident And oienhcrs with the roost frightful
earth.. The court accordingly ....etenced him to he im.
pneastel ter two year.. in YOT, alaretce. labortly after his
adatimion isito that ..ttablishasent be esiuhl the opportunity
to make a wage attack on ow of the warder. of the priwa,
who, there is little doubt, would lota been murdered, hod
not the pr.soner seen memo" sod th, warder reo ord.
It wee at first intended to baud the r.t.....Der over to he
dealt with by the ..toil power, but r 3 ti.. Left. being re•
ported to the aatineitito, • Leo' of field officers was or-
dered to ...clutals to aitentigate the era when they sen-
tenced the prisoner to reeler Eft) to sod to he further
imor,ontal for sin most!.. The fret portion .4 the jtli •
tent e tit. court was accordingly carried let. effect in the
wo.n ord, where the whole of the prioners ware drawn
up to won,. the pzeithasest. Tbe nri...n.r hoeing been
firth tied to the triangles, tweeta•five Lotto' were oltinti.
toed. when he Lein" sway. dm wan immedutely
be the soot.. is to lie rammed, sad wee at e.l to
the loin., infirmary. As sown a. Le has sti7f'xiently re•
011VVrtAi he will oodergo the feministict hi.- sentence.

PORTMMOITTH. Jett. 2.
The Cutottk, 20, Screw corvette, Captain Richard
11r.rmse, r daily eapeeted •t apitlarkil front the West
Irks.

'rib, Xellais. Crtren screw stem limp ship, Commander
H. alleademem, sailed We afternoon for the Channel
lake&

Tbe Primo, Ilegirot, 90, which is laing ..nvertrel into a
emu in No. :lilac', not ley reedy to coati out of cloak
until about .tpril.
The &Haw, 6, stains .loop, Commander !Teary 'MICH-
Iip, is se be rewty 4. come out of the Lac.ls of the Jockyard
sea by the 21st mat.

The Albatmel, Ineghtehip. with invalids front
Mara, is hoorly especial at:Vallee&
TY* Vindictive, .1,1 Ott gun seihn4 frigate, u to be con-
vetted into a curl depot fur the :iuuth .Intet ICAII station.
The Cvsnet. screw steam gcn veeeel, is coloota to be
Dwight forward for the tint-dame stein rfterve.

WRECK AND LO.St OP TWANTY Pll7 LIVES

ON rim GOODWIN

DOVER, JAN. 2.

Yoaterrlay afternoon the Gortenburg: of Ham-
burg, landed the captain sad crew of the barque Canton, of
Hull. This vessel experimmod • heavy pile on the 18th of
December, io let. 41. bug. IS W. She was totally dim-
'mated by the gale ; the boats were all hat and the decks
swept. The Gurteabuzg pick= up the crew, sad after
binding them at Dover, where they were received at the
Blair: Home, proceeded= her comm. About five t►e same
afternoon she struck upon the Goodwin Sends, when, with
the exception of five men, all hands perished. The Gutten-
berg was a s►ip of 1,000 tons burden, bound from New
York to Hamburg, laden with ...tton and ripe. When she
struck t►ere were 3d people on board, including the pilot,
only five of whom escaped. Them men elected a landing
in Dover Bay, and were is such se exhausted state that it
wee for some ume questionable whether they
could be restored. The wind we. blowing a full
pdo from the cast, and the frost was so in-
tense that the men's clothes were all from to them. They
were brought to the Sailor►'Home at 3 o'clock this morning,
where every means were used for their restoration. They
are now recovered and warmly clad, and will he rent on to
their destioation as soon as they are able to traveL At the
present moment there are three wreaked crew■ who have
Neal a refuge in the Dover Sailors' Home ; on. Free*
Gee Dutch, and one English. The hospitable doors of this
institution are open day and night f.d. the reception of
wrecked men of all nations, sod of =lon who, under say
eircuriedancca, are landed at Dover in distress. The Ship.
wrecked Mariners' Loyal Benevolent Society waists the
directors of the Salo= Home in this benevolent work.

Toz LOPVI OP TRZ GOLDEN STAG.—The Water-
ford Mait. gives the follo7riag particulars of the lose el this
venal, briefly reported in our columns yeaterday:—"We
deeply regret to have to announce an extensively tidal
shipwreek in the vicinity of the mouth of this harbour,
on Saturday ailed% that of the United States ship
Golden Star, William Henry Staple, master, on the
shore nt the County Wexford, between Bsgenbun Head
and Hook Tower. fferly oa Saturday afternoon the
eased was caught by • seetheasterly gale, about the
&item'. Usable to pursue her voyage up channel, the'
storm preventing her from weathering the Salim. and I
other outlying rocks, she had to stand in towards the
shore. and soon after let go &echoes. They were not
aufLient at all to keep her in position until the masts
were cut away. The Tempel then held to the anchorel
for some time, bat about ten o'clock she drove ashore on
rocks below Thagenben Head, In half an hour she
broke up, and elphteen were drowned, viz.
the master and hiew s, the stewardess, the second
mate, the carpenter, the cook, tee seamen, and two bor-
ne trot mate, Charles Peabody, sod veven rilon were
saved. The ship, of abort 1,900 tons burthen, was from
bound for Liverpool, with cotton, • large
portion of which an likely to be recovered. She struck at
(Immo Point, thy southern headland of Petit'm Hay, a
cove about three miles above Hook Tower. The cliffs under
which the vessel .'ruck ate guile preeipitooe, and at least
100 feet above the level of the sea ; and it is miraculous how
any of the crew were saved, AA the vessel broke up very
rapidly. The coast for several miles from Hook Tower is
strewed with cotton aid the Utah., of the Week. A large
somber of meow' collected on Maiday ie the neighbour-
hood, awl they could discern the bogies floatiag in the
water, but were unable to resew them. The captain and
his wife were seen floating, lacked together, sad it would
seem as if this ill•fated couple remained on deck to the la*
sad that the captain fastened his wife to him is the hags
that he would moo her " _
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THE 1...014 ~P THE LIVIMPuOL 81IP GLADIATOR
—The particulars of this bas, reported is oar wham of
Monday, are best explained by the following *street hose
• letter dated Port Lluabeth (sear wham the vessel was
loath Nov. 1:1 "Thu morning whoa we awoke we sew
the ship on shone lat mice meowed mestaisee, and some
of the one and keys were leaded. They could hardly re-
late their story. We had them clothed sad fed. We west
down again sad tried, with one of oar beam, to
mark the ship, but could only rescue ewes. There
wore 4% souls on board. Two other bests proceeded
to her smistance, but the turf was so high they
could net approach her, sad they returned. She was
Mikan in two, and the waves were breaking over her. The
shrieks of the poor people on board were awfuL Up to
four o'clock la the aftennice only tan meow were rescued.
The peemespre were Mr. sad Ilia Pew* and two children.
Mrs. Peering sad the two children were pet into • boat,
which immediately meamped. mid they were all drowsed.
The commander, Captain Jaliray, Mr. Psalm and the re-
minder of the trey, 'moped ode beard. Lair la the sight
they were rimmed in • mete eabanstioei mid it was •
pitiable eight to see Mr. Paw* pfeviae over his wife and
eighbes, while he himself was send /Cart bO4ll Is"
lmi arms. The body of the meanest child, 13 months old,
had embed ashore sem Elmira?' Hork, in a dreadfully
114 slate.slate.Tbe Glediater was 1,500 toes burden."
'g: dials of Wight until pocket, while proceeding
between Itrie and corm, yeeteresy, was struck user the
stern by • shot from the diem where gasser, prettiee wee
The fearing some serious damage was
Loo. prepared to lower his hosts to save his ponengera.
The mosessma had; um altered his meow or the .nut would
bare raked the stern end probably here hulled tom, a the
peepeegurs.