The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-09 00:00:00

13111PAlier 017 3210HTOY.

BRIGHTON, Till-RADA; 1 P.Y.
Boon after day-break this morning, amid one of
the *magnet galas and foaming billows at rat years
have had to record, a vessel was descried deadon the
! shine, and greatly exciting the fears of thousand. of owns
-
tors, who quickly lined the cliff, for her safety and that of
her crew. Soca after seven she ran aground on a sand bar
immtdialslf in front of the Albion Hotel. Fortunately it
was sad the yawl stood nobly. John Wright's
life-hest was immediately taken to the west of the Chain
Pier mama amid was the Brat launched with the following
crew:—Jahn Wright, was, John Wright, jun., John Stoner,
Jamie Askant, John Spicer, and Charles Mercian,
ther with the following Comet-guardsmen !—Jaines
Deems Goodman, John Dillard and John Pratt.
The Ram life-boat, manned by Nathaniel C/=n, Fre&
Collies, John Taylor, William bleasor, Therese Asbnret,
Thomas Care, and Wafter Coates, was also broueht down to
the wafts°s edge, and, amid intena anxiety, launched. For
some thee previous, and meanwhile, rockete were fired from
the apparatus on shore, under the direction of Captain
Nl'ilbadbP. The town beat wee first to reach the vessel,
and aaosaid in taking off live of the craw, when Sling
with w. she wee compelled to give way, and, with co-
eldership Lama, gallantly landed the remeod opposite
Junction House. The Deputy Mayor, J. C. Bur-
rows, Req., the chief officer of pollee, Mr. Daly, and •
strong force, awaited them, and they were ',eddy taken
to the Wellington Inn, Pool Valley, where everything
in the house was placed at their service. The men's
11A03011 were Robert Hammond (hate), Arthur Trinuall, jun.,
Stephen Gardner, George Martin. and Henry Wright. Tire',
vessel was discovered to be the Pilgrim, or Middlesboro, fur
Pertanouth, laden with coals, tho property of Mears. Smith
end Camper, of Doeport, end the captain, Smithson. The
captain, Arthur Trininell, senior, sal 'Angles Dent wero
yet cm board, Wright's boat making for therm and encease
fully reaching,wee• wag, and landing the remainder of Dm
crew, amid the heartiest imagineble cheers. Having Omsk-
fasted with their shipmate., rdl were taken to the Town
Hall, where the Deputy-litayor and Mr. Defy (to whom
ever): credit is due for their promptitude) bad purchased ell
clothing mocaary, and superietanied their outfit. The tip-
Min and crew heartfully and gratefully thanked the depfty-
mayor and the authorities.
The captain succeeded in raving his desk and the Pip's
papers, sad the mew threw overboard moms few thing., seine
of which drifted on shore.

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--The vessel andeargo wore bemired at Scarborough.
Bede were engaged at tbo Cele/totem' lon by the Deploy
Mayor, who became personally responsible fur all *repents"
and et mace commenced subscription on their behalf, as will
be seen below.

Among the many lets of sympathy displayed, was that of
• lady who had prayerfully watched the hapless vowel, and
on hearten the crew were mate, 'totem:ply, in pigeon, handle]
to Mr. Maddorka 61. fur their tele f, and lamed, emptied her
purse of slicer into the uteri, hands.
We ware present doting the whole of the proceeding
and cannot toe warmly notice the labour of love displayed by
friend Pais (the LW-keeper) and every one at the Ball.
The Deputy Mayor, on taking his rig at the bench of ma-
ginning hook the opportunity of publicly clunking the chid
°Mow of pollee sad his men, aloe commended ths mange
and bravery of John Wright and the men who went off ni
the boag end added that It roust have been • source of
great ratthiration to there to know that thew had been
the mew of rescuing eight momfrom death. In the ab-
sence of the mayor ha had given instructioes for the men to
be comfortably clothed sod fed, which had hen already done,
ends subscription would be forthwith lot on foot to relieve
them in their difft. ulnae, and that eulv.-riptions would be
re aired at the banks sad aloe by him.. !f. Mr. Srott, •
wagictrate on We bench, opened the subscription by palmit-
in, Mr. Burrows with • so
It in Meagrely to be trastedviret the public will respond to
the appeal of the Deputy-Mayee, in his praiseworthy efforta
to ender the crew comfortable, and to gtmenwly reward the
crews :al ths lifeboat., who, without thought of danger,
grilled Asir Ins in MI noble a cause.
Al eget 1111111•11 o rL. k the venial parted gander, and is
now :re wreck on the beach.
The entlaues blowing a complete hurricane.—(Se-
god et Atoo Caulk.)

DEBENTURES FOR TIIE ROEEIIG CLASSES IN
STMlAT.—Thlealib.ra for the working elegem, 'aye the
Sorry EMS* Herald, are • novelty in New South Wales.
We have era a spectra-0 of the IN. &Artars for which ea
ad was pared hat serion. They were avowedly intended
to ..it the ramble of the workiog-elassee, and to enable them
with the best scanty and at the highest intenet to invest
their seism. Titre debenture, are transferable by delivery
like beak antes. Thus they will answer the purp ses of
trade le a limited extent. They have twenty year, cur-
rency, reeerring to the gorernment the option of paying them
off s& ere rare' 'edits. It le, however, by no moans pro-
bable that they will be cancelled until the full time for
which they an bawd. Attacked to them are forty
repose ef fir shillings yells, that is• order, for the
ball-may interest ; these an on • fly-leaf of the debenture,
and the holder ma est them off es tiny arrive at maturity,
or ream than at his pseud. We lad by an advartiee-
meat (to swear in to-morrow's Herehl) that applications
will be received by the government until noon on Saturday,
the 27th June, for 10/. debentures, bearing .5 per cent. in-
owed, Them debenture an to be on the nun principle as,
and smilax to, those for larger eine:iota that have been lately
trued. Whether the working elms send small eapitidista
will avail thrushes of this neele of inveetroent, imbed of
allowing their money to Lty idle, a a queetion of some im-
portance. At any rate they will be lowa be able to com-
plain that large capitalism AM allowed to mon-pore the
whole of the debt, although they are all alike subject to taxa-
tion to pay the interest thereon.
HOOK HAWKING ASSOCIATION FOR SOCTII LAN-
rAnutt tir.—At a eventing of clergy and lv nem held rider-
day at the Liverpool Savings Link, and pre•ined mor by
the Lort Bishop of Chest r, a eoviety was established for the
supply of Bible*, l'rayet-honks, and wholesome and attrac-
tive secular publications in the diettid surroonding Liver-
pool. The society is similar in its character sod objects to
that famed about sic ',loathe ago f the hundred of Wir-
ral', in Merin., sod to there weich have existed for some
time in 'template and in Scotland, A eelbe,t,e, being en-
raged at a weekly salary to mar hetes to house tells in the
rend districts, and endeavour to darts', of religioue sad in-
structive publications, male, prints, &c. In the eelecti-n of
book. ere la taken to rheas suet an ass bad likely I. dsolt
with any parliculr theological or political opinion'', sad be-
fore eutermg Irak parish the re/pot-01er le retracted to sub-
mit hie "stook " to the incumbent, who theugh he ran pre-
vent the ciredation of panb9lar boor, Re , is hie pariah, is
precloded from melding any books to the oolleetion. Reveal
meddlers were adopted yeaterffay is agreement with the
o&al the w
bject. dr. meeting, the Lord Biehop being cheer Fri-
of itty.
CLIFFORD'. A met &tit!! TOR LOWERING BOATS.—
After repeated trials, in order to test the efficiency of Clifford's
appandun for loweriutt shim' boats, a remmittee compneed of
navel offers and those eonsected with the treeeport shipping
department, presented a favourable report to the Admiralty,
and the isvmri en wan sabseganitly applied to a nlttotwr of
vreetele in the myal trey. The Lords Commisioners of the
Admiralty have now determined to supply the whole of the
ships of the royal navy with the spperatuk and with this
dew bad made arrangements with the inventor, Mr.
Charles Clifford, to or the patent right. By the terms of
thin egreeirteet the apparatus will be constructed at the
curious do-kyr& by the government workmen, and the
Wades ha. been inter:4 dosing the t week at
Woolwich Doekyerd. in detailing the cal advaatages of
the plan by experiments.
[Advertiactnent.]—HottowAy's Ot:trxzwr AND
Torr.-71.. 11 -as Cr •t,„.
Mr. cantfaell, lia.tnt,m.-.• 7n Pray., Ilot orrgy Cl,. I ant
etyrTl to tI sr tram.. en the w. Os del all'," tern
Nof rnratila A M,-.da :moo wan reretay alb-ma with an.
anette fnr «nen, year.. lode*, sn 14.1 it. et
re,rra porklum.l
.o•rtoo• old to so. 1n...0,e. Mkt glOng vp I.N.orot of recovery
Irnmntrawl four ma'am, Awl O. •••• goatee
A.ll of h1..-en.A•lnt I, AA
vio-A• woolen CAo..h./. th •n. . I'm:4,w 11A110..0.
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COURT OF BANK RUPTCY.—Ocr. 8.
(Beim the Senior Commbeiccer.)
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IX THE 'HEIM PTCT OP EDWARD HE DECISION
OF THE WILDS JUSTICES IX NB macaws.
The mm of this bankrupt, who applied for his certificate/
was mentioned a few days ago.
His Honour now gave judgment. The granting of the
certificate wee opposed on the ground that the bankrupt had
oominenes4 boasts., being then Insolvent to a very large
amount, without giving any notice of that fact to the persona
In-m whom he obtained goode; and that in maintaining dim-
wit, wife, and family, he expended the proceed, of his pur
chute. These facts are not Merited. I cannot diem
that the bankrupt really intended to trade, end I cannot help
thinking that his object was to get discharged from his debts
by a certificate in bankruptcy. I regret to my that It was as
bed a case as any that his- owes Won me • and I should
hare refused the certificate altogether bad it riot been for the
derision of the auperior count In the case "Exprate Maurice"
(3 De Get and p. 602.) The cam appears to rue In
principle the same se that ;• and I shall, therefore, impend
the bankrupt's oartificate fur two years from the 19th May,
IM7, without protection for is months, and of the third clam.

IN TN! I•NIIRCPTCT 01 .101 IN !WAN.
The bankrupt was a merchant, commireon agent, and
ship broker, of 150, leadenhalbstreet. This wail the bet
examination meeting. The following is the balance-abort,
extending from March, 1866, to August, 1867:
Da.
Creditors 89,871 13 8
Do. holding nautty 38,133 12 1
Liabilities
Capital in Mar* 1666
Prat
Telma £116,001 3 6

......
By debtors. good DM 7 11
Do. doubtful, enduing produce l,OOO 0 0
,
Propert
21
y 6637 13 6
Securities held by creditors ,843 18 10
Losses
House and personal expenditure 3,013 7 7
Trade ea
peadtters 6,838 15 0
Liabilitk•

Toted
The bankrupt pared Ids last exandaation.
IN THY IIPTCY Or NOTCH AND NOTCH.
The bankrupts were beakers at Kettering and elsewhere,
and the ease was reported at the meeting for the choke of as-
=This was the lam examination meeting. No
sheet having berm filed, an adjournment was ordered.