... the harbour strewn with wrecks, the lighthouse gone, and many houses A niiiss, near the of the harbour, built up of crushed hulls, broken spars, and loose cordage, was formed by the ship British Empire, lately out from England with tons coal for tho use ...

... to New York vid IJavannah. The Mistusippi, was built South Boston in 1862. She was bark-rigged, had four bulkheads, and her hull was wholly of iron below the second deck. She was of 1,960 tons, new measurement, and was commanded by Captain G. B. Slocum ...

... character, named Kuu.B, aged 42, and could not assign any motive for this extraordinary aggression. Hopes are entertained M. Van Arsen's recovery. The Career of Crime.-On Monday, some habitual criminals were included among the prisoners tried the Liverpool Recorder ...

... patient who consulted him, by the application of arsenical ointment to the skin. The medical practitioner who made the post mortem examination said that death was occasioned by the absorption of arsenic into the system, and that the use of the ointment ...

... Maine poisoned herself recently, and the coroner'B jury found verdict that she came to her death by having taken dose of arsenic for tho purpose of beautifying her complexion. A nautical velooipede was launched a few days ago on the Seine, at Petit-Andely ...

... of tne course of lectures and entertainments arranged for the season the Committee of the Institution took place in the Town Hull on Tuesday evening last. It consisted of a musical entertainment Hamilton Corbett, of Glasgow, entitled, Prince harlie and ...

... y, as the men had just left work, without injury to any individual, took place at the laboratory department of the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich. It appears that shortly before the oocurrence a few pounds of the powerful mixture known as denotating powder had ...

... resolution in favour of an improvement the Post-office. Shocking Suicide at Hull.—On Saturday suicide of a peculiarly shocking character was committed at Stepney Railway Station, Hull. An old man, 08 years age, named Joseph Mann, was perceived standing near ...

... brought news of a second laandlana. The expedition search of the Prince Imperial was under the command of Major-General Mar-hull on behalf of Lord Chelmsford. He was accompanied by Captain Molyneux, A.D.C., and Surgeon-Major Scott, while Captain Lane, ...

... to me, or to the Missions to Seamen chaplains any of the principal seaports, but specially at South Shields, at Nile-street, Hull, at Portland, at Plymouth, at Falmouth, at Newport (Monmouthshire), at Cardiff, or at Penarth? Our small printed book-notices ...

... some twenty-live ships of war already at the river. It is reported that the Emperor took the Prince, his son-in law, to the arsenal, to show him some cannon which had arfived from Europe, and that the Prince on seeing them laughed, and said they were useless ...

... John's, and St. Margaret rang merry peals, and the Royal standard was hoisted the Ueneral Post-office, the Tower, the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, and other Government offices. The Household troops paraded in St. James's Park, and many of the vessels in the ...