The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-04 00:00:00

'ORNI.-NUMEROUS
`REUEL

And as Saturday last will
ti reesiketion, not only Is regard'
aielaide etthinier, but roc the very
various perm of A. iciest la
loos of life accmpasied tits ca-
Irith coast, the details of which
from our Daiwa oorrupondent,
.'envy sad eslamitoue.
tamed the Ilowari, of needy 1,000 Mao but.
ft* sear Liverp,ol. She was bound him Mobile
mks a 41E0 of mum and mahogany, voluted at
••.1. sad 20,000 L Oa Saturday morabig, when
: • . •ticatim, she was sees labouring is the ple off
at 10 o'clhek at night she struck es a
• • :• tee of s- honks oe the month of tue
• ••L! ...rise on the road speedily broke is her hull,
tccal.• water.:ogged and settled. At daybreak spa
• a•AL.f.i the crew were seen eliagiag to the rigging,
at cottoned at Southport immediately wait
..4. Toe poor fellows were brought sabers is
' f vtaa•tad condition, and one of them, John Smith,
• . sank under his intense sutra-
. -.ex cue has exerted mach commiseration.
• Linconi.hiee, Yorkshire, and Northumbrian
%is also% innumerable are reported. Between
a.. UM, ecastirtg 'steels were driven ashore, and the

have beetle wrecks. At Tynemouth.apwarda
t:.?m k..r.dred la I wire king in the Bay, }lumbar, and
an opportune and favourable wind to
tar,oar. On OW craning of Saturday the wind
!Mita to the S 8., but blew a lwavy gale, throwing
•*. : wa on the bar. Thir instant the things of
nerved, and the indication of sewn wentherseen

the whf,:e of vu la the greatest confusion,
mute w the harbour for shelter. The some-
• .tr..• Limits of the 'steams* elteasek sad the me-

t • of nee luny craft tipese through it almost at the
a.ket*, lid to collisions and great destraetion of
;kr —ram, and emwatere. Unfortunately • moulder-
s •“..0 sr s./ vessels were drives senors. Some on the
r.ciss beneath Tysemeatts Castle, and others en
amber there could mot hay* been km than
Mx' au: t*.oss which Kruk an the racks became total
At Sunderland nearly a similar scene was wit-
• As east,' as 200 all of light colliers wars running
..: • —lie at the same moment, and at the entrance
tine thus wen ammeroas collisions, and the havoc
mows that had got Wide was very greet.

424wa11. *a B•turd•y, • l••ryrye buq-uer was lost
the 'stud of North Ro••ldsba7, sad every
=:..ss:e4 to her perished. The number cannot
et be satisfactorily ascertained, but the lees of life is
r..ea. Three of the bodies have come **hose, but
las transpired likely to lead to the ,identity of the

▪ :4 Ina/es Chronicle says there was a heavy gala
4.• f a Friday night last at Beausaris, sad it did much
to the shipping at anchor in the strait', and WWI the
Laa' '•f a melancholy Ices of life. Neuly all the mauls in
• wu of Beauaaris were driven mime, and tastained

hes Wary, sad cU of them will Untie be salooded
t•-! 'key ma be off. Tin loos le mister than was ever
•:•••,. umber pet eireumenuiese. A beestihil pleasure
!, • Is property of It .bert Wiandrew° En., of Liver-
:— • tisk had jest bees fitted for the noisier season,
.titanwant the sea well, and became •• total
The crew leaded with difficulty, sad had • carrow
d their lives. The smack Brothers, Barnet, from
was wneked neer Penmen, and on. of the hands,
•.• aquas sad his wife, was drowned. Tb. bodies

Ijry ' •• on Saturday morning, on the bomb. the captain
ofe being clasped in each other's arms. Most of the
zt senors in the email boat belonging to the vessel.
3,2 y, from Cheery, laden with 160 socks of flour for
ma, woe much damaged, and tiled with whin. 'The
end he John and William, of Port Mados, with
u.l emir!, were wrecked. The crows were lanai by
rope from ILI, shore. The beach is covered with
Nr Y. arta fragments of mall boats beloaging to the poor,
••• Lad to other means of getting a living, were dutrorod.
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Fl
ti Tuw:4B.—Would it not then be *ell to

M the year of our liird ate diamond eight huadred
•••-• !.r.y, whether any of Use hest, whether the very worst
'"%—coni..lering the state of society is which it has
•i to • ctreordirsary end degrading as that of burying
aft midst of the living, to generate ea amount
*" L•'4in de,tniel ton compared whhwhichthe riCsilitar
„
en ea Afric;a faseral is as • drop of water ,a as
'. it should be remembered that, in the barbairooa
'4**-44 ire Lave cited there is away' to be traced the per-
•if so idea —es that the deed sees will want food.
w-A mossy, ittendinto, beasts of budge, smoothie, that
!*4I•C ignorance is unable to separate from the wants hi-
to this earthly elate. There is so such poor
i. 41 for the custom into mbielt this civilieed ego
lapied, until its evils have brooms too groat
• The election which endares beyond the grave is
;--71°"" fat, ',existed with a tomb la a beautiful soli-
'l varlet the clamour and clatter of • oity's streets.!.;.'4ll,oloo to that moral law of gravitation, whisk
:•• .111ficult to separate our tilatightr of those who
yr departed frau some barrier empocistion with thin
Wo doers to end a remiss-place for our lead shish
.ea writ sad where we may hope to lie when Oar own• skill c.fife, resew sad insaginlitica silk. suggest It.
.j.. 11 ra II spot weasels sacred to that last repose of so mach
tr..; " where Retard decay may claim bleared
, in her beautiful ssolessiesjef decay sad rasa
by the arils of the brief Geese thee het.
bkifts• • Lkte•Aolt Words.