... remedy. Casualties by foundering generally occur in the winter, when the waves are highest and the ships are heaviest loaded, because trade is busiest. We carry no bishops on board to make a popular outcry in our ease in the event of our good ship going ...

... a more decided improvement may pawed, expected, as foreign imports will be greatly diminished by the closing of the great shipping ports. The fact, however, that foreign growers only find a consumptive demand for their produce naturally makes lower prices ...

... and rendering the engine almost unmanageable, and with lee bulwarks underwater, and shipping quantities of water down the stoke bole. Determined for the safety of the ship tothrow a great portion of the deck cargo overboard, and after throwing over 222 bales ...

... blowing steadily from the S.E. A very heavy sea, however still continues outside the bar. We are glad to say that no casualties to shipping have occurred on this part of the coast. so far as we have yet learned. water casks and several things off the deck ...

... Yet there is no reason. in throwing dust on our heads and in rending the air with lamentatioes ; for though the list of casualties is long, and the tale of many a bereaved or ruined family would strike sadness into every listener's heart not afflicted ...

... Princesses having been the issue of his marriage. Lost IN THE SNOW.—Snow fell very heavily in Devonshire last week, and many casualties occurred on road and river. A poor fellow named Orin. ham, a newsman in the employ of the Dertm Iterkly Time.. was found ...

... great danger in entering the Tyne consists in a heavy sea striking the ship. and causing her to yaw against her helm, and driving her ashore betore she can recover herself. Now if a ship can hit the middle of the channel and a sea strike her, there will generally ...

... laden ships put in an appearance in the offing at an early hour. the cliffs and docks were lined with people watching their critical entry. They all managed to make for the harbour SF the wind was blowing SSE, and only a few trifling casualties occurred ...

... Spain, Joseph Spence, Sharp, Taylor. Todd, and wright. SHIELDS STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY, (LIMITED). . . . The following is a copy of the report of the directors of the Shields Steam Shipping Company, to be presented to the shareholders, at the halfyearly meeting ...

... em harsh even to cruelty that au honourable and efficient officer like Captain Caseneu., should fur a simple disaster, a casualty which is none of his making, be treated like • culprit, arrested as a prisoner, and placed upon his trial as if to defend ...

... falling. During Sunday night there was frost and a slight fall of snow. In the Thames several ships parted from their .moorings and on laud several casualties are reported. The Times' New York correspondent asserts that the Federal anny is not paid with ...

... KING -STREET. SOUTH SHIELDS. THE TYNE IRON SHIP-BUILDINO COMPANY, (LIMITED.) ST. Prnsit's, near NEwcarrix-uPorr-TyNa. TE ' mpany's Graving Dock can take in two Ship!' of 128 feet in length each, or one Ship of 133 feet in length. Breadth of Dock Entrance ...