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... 1412. Vim, came, from satin, yard, the ill-fated ',while troop-ship Birkenhead, the mehrocholy fate of ohieli seemed to extinguish for scone time the applicatiou of iron as a material for ships of war. Imi the last century, anti beginning of the posent, ...
... We give M another column the particulars of the ease of William Henry Hawkins. a steward on board an ontwaryi .in,. ricon ship, who was charged at the Thanir. Police-court with having murdered the captain off the coast of Devonshire. The Rev. Henry ...
... exporters. There has been a large arrival of foreign and European yes* Is in the port (if Swansea during the past week, mid the shipping trade bar consequently been more active awl The roasting has been good. nod this remark will apply to the id* Neath. Briton ...
... fortnight, has lost £2,000,000 of its stock of bullion, and, in addition to raising its rate of interest to 6 per cent., has been obliged to restrict its advances on public securities and railway shares, ac., by no less than 20 per cent. The steam-ship Great Eastent ...
... haring been di,abled. by the Atlantic (? Antartic), which arrived here yester. day. Lurrn'a Oct. B.—The ship Emulation ht at Penzance, having lost her mainmast. The Gleaner, of Guernsey, is at Gibraltar, with loss of false keel and other damages, after ...
... commences. general, the picking of cotton is performed in a most careless manner in India, and of the cotton is damaged or lost lay being allowed to remain in the pod long after it is fully ripe; but at the present prices the crop will be too valuable ...
... e speculation existed as to the pnillaLle length of their respective pastutges. We have now oof arrival of the two latter ships at New York—the Persia. after a passage of hit days, Ift hours, alMil 410 11l ill utes, and the I 'ity.of New York, in 12 days ...
... hours to NE. On the 311th August, at 10-30 p.m., ship nearly full of water, the war being about four feet aliove the fm,,-castle deck, after all hands had been working at the pumps for sixteen hours, ship having sprung a being stru-k with a heavy sea tile ...
... µmentality. the superior way in which they are officered mid appointed. and the celebrity of their paoongeo, whivh rank On 'peon!. lost Piomengers Victoria Plumage Warrants will be forwarded to Melboorne them , clippen. THE '• WHITE STAR LINK OF BRITISH AND ...
... board A I vesrol. - S 1 en, (let. 4.—The ship Joh.. Bull, of and for LiVerpu..l from (timber) left oic August 22. I 'ante through Icele Straits, experi. 'iced severs SSW gales r sitiee. clown as iI4X hat N ; ship straitesl, water at is.a. Now lybig id atielior ...
... for iity's sake, keep op the pile agitation. lost a splewhil getting on Thursday. having to return with the or rarry ma to Liverpool. Not a single the track rOl7lll, or 110111.1 (?) take him out of the ship, the told frii6y utothiag when lie alongside ...
... I. and St John, MI (where she touched for orders,, , Sept ?O. Ship Clara Co( Seth), Merritt, I.iverpool, 38 days, Ms Boston 3 days. in ballast. Ship rock Joe, Crowell, Bristol, 45 days. Ship Charles Davenport {of Both), Kelly, Bristol, 43 Jaya, via 11 ...