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... English ships, Superior and Lady Jane, mentioned Yesterday, were both lost very near the McLellan. Two of the crew of the lost ships arrived in her They are natives of the Shetland Islands. It is due to Cartain Chapel, his gallant officers and ...
... Cruz, 26. Million dollars. Dividends fifty thousand. Mosquito war ended. Antilles healthy. Ilavana e hurricane. lsundred ships lost. Crops good. Jamaica, ?? rains. Sea covered, wreck, plantations. While the agents are writing these messages, the telegraph ...
... lI WRECK (a AN EMIIGRIANT SHIP.-NEARLY ?? O HlUNDliLD LIVES LOS. I ?? lave ha record the t3'al ':ss of a large emigrant in ship on the Lonse-inds, on the E sex coast, with neatly two hundred soul. (n board. It c- -k place duricig the temt- tit ge-tu us ...
... destination New York; lost baggage, saved 141. in money. James Miller, of London, destination Michigan; lostbag- gage, 451. in money, 201. in plate, and three watches. Lost relative. John Mackenzie, of London, bound to Boston, i seaman; lost b is baggage. Charles ...
... EMIGRANT SHIPS. [From Sidney's Emnigrant's Journal.] On this day last week there lav at Gravesend, with anchors tripped, all ready to depart, three ships loaded with capital and labour for the Antipodes, for Adelaide, Port Phillip, and Sydney in Auetralia ...
... teorn choke damp, occurred 'j at a coelpit in Prior Field Colliery, Cosoley, on Wcdnes- for day morning last. Four lives wvere lost, and others en- the . Ogn the morning named, at about six o'clock, Jo'onMil. r 5lard, Samuel WeV~ston, Timothy Flavell, and ...
... same day, lost four more toes, and six ,other men wars below in a very bad state. On the 2lst, .Gideon Anderson lost four toes; 22nd-Thomas Hall lost, iore ; 24th-Gideon Anderson lost another ; 25th-Peter ;Henderson lost oero; 28th-Same man ...
... STEAM-SHIPS AND THEIR ENGINES. f The evide~nc ref_ Mr.Go-rdon-, a-n -emninen-t -en.gineer, agent in London to Mr. Napier of Glasgow, en this Subject, is most worthy of notice. fl On the 14th March, 1848, Mr. Gordon addressed the fl ilowing letter to Lord ...
... A SHIP DESTROYED BY FIRE. ?? Aiorfusk Herald (Amerlean paper) of March 5, gives the follawing interesting narrative of the loss of the .ship 1iga, burnt at sea, on her passoge from Savannah, 0 March 3,1849, in lat. 30 30, long. 76 35:- . March 2,11 30 ...
... THE STEAM-SHIP FORTH. ,O THlE 1tI)ITORI OF TH1U DILY NENTS. Sil,-(On reading the account of the invetstigation WIch took place before a comnmittee nppoin ed to in- quire int the Circumastances attending the loss ef the above .-11neeid ship (ta full report ...
... FOUNDERING OF MORE EMIGRANT SHIPS. ONE HUNDRED LIVES LOST. 3Advices received yesterday front Quebec state that at midnight on thre .10th of last month, the Maria, et from Limerick, en old vessel, manned by a crewi of or -tenl hands, with Ill passengers ...
... THE WRECK OF THE CALEB GRIMSHAW T I EMIGRANT SHIP. sue, The following detailed account of the deatruation mo by fr ftes~ ae rmh with the lose of' reight, eet h rth as rmntstkna h s other- I n The Caleb Girimshaw sailed frm. Liverpool on the 23rd 1eltpisd ...