The Express.
London, England, 1861-02-21 00:00:00

ANOTHER sroam Olf Till IRISH COAST.

DIIIOOIIF.M, TUESDAY 7 19.—A storm com-
menced last night, and continued without intermission up
to 6 o'clock this morning, the Adana of which was °m-
oldered fully equal to that of the late disastrous nod roemo-
ruble pis of the Bth and 9th indite. Free the aspect of
tits elinanda yeoterdny nous bat soporionood judges of the
wombat could believe that a fearful tamped was brewing.
The sky was deur, the sun shoos out brilliantly, and the
woothse was calm, being what is tanned • "pd day" at this
served the year ; nor was it until between 8 and 9 o'clock
kin alight that suspicions were awakened. and crows of res-
eals is the port thought it pradoat to make them snug for
the night. From about 11 o'clock the wind iocreased
hourly up to two this morning, when its full force was
manifest ; and from that hour to six this morning the tempest
used with • fierceness seldom equalled on our coast. It
blew from 8.8. W. principally, and was accompanied at in-
tervals with falls of min and sleet. The most serious appro.
bosiass are entertained for vessels in the Channel, as they
wereelestined to encounter the full brunt of • terrible tempest.
Two Drogheda steamers, which riled yesterthr— the
Bt. Patrick and Brian Beirointhe—were is the Chkintel at

the Insight of the storm. The Leinater IsinTeiSaner, which
left Liverpool yesterday afternoon, was obliged to pat
into Kingstown, from the dreadful me at Drogheda Bar.
Yesterday evening the hull of a schooner, keel upward.,
was towed by the Me& Eagle steeni-tug, rt 'hie port. to the
D Quay, where she bee hem made fast all night.
RlMetris ni dimes el Aldermen Patrick Boylan, Receiver of
Anisy and hundreds of the inhabitants have been down
led' hs use her. The stesni-tog is preparing, as I close
my Asapteh, to turn her decks upwards by ropes, and the
grestint anxiety is manifested to arrive at every particular
essinseled with her. Some Preston sailors having minutely
examined the portions of the wreck above water, re-
espies ber as the Gaselle, of Preston ; sod rumour
les gained considerable crolence that the remains of the
captain's wife and child are in the cabin. It is ques-
tionable whether they will be able to capsize the -hull
this evening ; but tinge crowds are gathered on the
wharf, who nwinlfest the test anabar in reference to
the unfortunate vessel, P reboresof sailon' jackets and
other cluthlng are hetened to the nails on a portion if her
deck whisk has floated from the hull. Alderman Boylan
max this day es/led uuppoenn relative to another bull of a vessel
washed ashore at Hettjelewn during the violent storm of
Let eight. From the dumps sustained it is impossible to
know what omit thin* ea it has undergone so much break.
Memp. his said to be a airtioa of a schooner which went
dews In the awghbaokood of Balbrispus or Retries on the
morning of Saturday, the' th indent. It will be sold for
the hem& of all whom it may ocineers. The commotion of
the waters on the coast has beim such that various timbers
were this Isom* wished ashore between Bettystown and
Balbeigpa, and bed the wind been more instarerd the
wreckage boating would evidently be far greater on this
strand.

ROYAL GoocamiticAL Borisry.—At the meeting
we Monday, the Mb ieet., at Burlink" House, the follow.
leg japan will be read : -Consul Neb.-wick, Instructions to,
on his taking leave for the White Nile. Travels in the
(Gonna) Region of Western Equatosiel Africa, by H. Da
Cbeiller. . _

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