The Express.
London, England, 1868-12-14 00:00:00

THE WRECK OP THE GOSB4.IIEII.

The Gossamer had on board in all thirty
souls, and it was not until late last evening that the ears
elven were mustered at Kingsbeidge, ail it was definitely
ascertained that 17 only had been saved, and that
thus thirteen bad perished. The names of the saved are
believed to be James Bone, C. TanallCe, Mouton, C.
Tanscott, F. K Wilby, H. F.. Carling, F. H. Dunlop, W.
Qualtrouelt, P. H. Merrifield, Lawrie, W. Patterson,
Homer Gall, C. Smith, Grant (pilot), J. Jamieson, Date
(surgeon), Dale (passenger). The chief mete was much
bruited by contact with the rocks, but
are injured. Some of the crew are very rough fellows,
and we grieve to add that the presents of 'benevolent per-
sons having supplied them with funds, several of the men
were hopelessly drunk. Only three bodies bad come
whore up to last evening. One of the drowned is Henry
Besglefield, third mate, a young man whose friends live
at Dartmouth.

SIIIPWRECK ANI) LOSS or LIFE OFF WEXFORD.
—Another vessel and part of a crew have been lost on the
Wexford coast. Inning the storm which prevailed on
Thursday night, the schooner Thome., of Cork, O'Brien
master bound to Newport. in balla-t, was driven from
Milford eeross St. Oeorge's Channel. The wind was
S.S.W. The wind carrinl the vessel irresistibly before it
until it ultimately stranded her at Carnsore, the south-
east point of the, county. Then: well! live hands on
boanl, two of whom have been lest. The names of the
men who have been drowned are Henry Bulwr and
Weedlight. I have not yet learned the manner in which
they were drowned. The names of those who were saved
are James O'Brien, master, Iliehanl O'Brien, and James
Roche. The vessel is a totil wreck.

WRECK OF THE MYRTI.E.—On Saturday intelli-
gence reached Liverpool of the total lo'. of the Myrtle, of
Ureenock, which was seen to go down off Burial Island,
Ballyhalbert, on the county Down coast. It is believed
that all in the Myrtle have been loot, :us none of the crew
had, up to Saturday evening, reached the shore.

WEST INDIA AND PACIFIt• alalr.o.—P,xMo all,
DEC. 13. —The Royal Mail steam-hip Shannon, from the
West Intlios, arrived here to-night, with 52 passengers,
39 sacks of mails, treamme valued at .111,172 dude., and
2,298 packages of cargo. She landed her mails and four
pairengeni. The mails will be forwunled by special train
at midnight. The Shannou's dates are Valparaiso,
November 3rd; Calluq 14th; Colon, Zlitil; Jamaica, 24th;
St. Thome; 29th. She experienced fine weather until
December lid, then a succession of strong gale. from the
north and east, with heavy seas up to the 10th, and from
the 12th to the 13th an easterly gale, with high crime yeas,
up cheated strong easterly winds awl head seas. There
is • high wind blowing hens from S.S.W.—Rodrea
Telegram.

11111111.AMATIDT, 9.—The snxou university
has voted a prutert against the and Halton
Laws enacted by the Hungarian Diet.
DULIN, DEC. 12, EVEN ISO .—The Federal
Council has agreed to recommend the establishment of •
paid North German Consulate at l'o4ll.
FATIM lONATI 17n. —Yeatertifty evening the Rev.
J. L. Lynn, butter known as Father Ignatiun, conducted a
religious rervice at the Store-street blunio-hall, Bedford-
square, Bloomsbury. This was Mr. Lyne s first public
appearance since his inhibition by the Bishop of London
from St. Edmund's Church, Lombard-street. The hall
was crowded in every part, the centre aisle and the
vestibule being closely packed by persona unable to obtain
seats. There could not lure been less than from 1,800 to
2,000 persona present. The rev. gentleman took for his
text the concluding words of the 10th verse of the 26th
chapter of llatthew—" The door was shut"—haviugrefen
snot to the wise and foolish virgins at the wlat
feast. Mr. Lyn. was attired in monkish=
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with Maltese cremes on shields. The &mune was
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smoke was the ordinary evening service of the church
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