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... tained injuries greater than could have been entailed upon us by defeat in war. During this period we have actuallv lost 93 line-of-battle ships, or an average of mnore thian four sail of the line a year, independently of frigates and smaller vessels. f 'he ...
... PERILOUS SITUATION bF THE M-ARIA SOMES, TRANSPORT SHIP--FOURTEEN L LIVES 'LOST. . A The following distressing particulars have been re. ceived at the War-office, relating to the ship Maria Somes, of London, chartered by Government for the con. veyancs ...
... APPALLING ACCIDENT-FIFTY LIVES LOST. -- ?? A most appalling catastrophe occurred on Monday at Rother- ham, Yorkshire, by which a dreadful loss of life has been sus- tained. It appears from the various accounts of the calamity, that Mr. Chambers had built ...
... FOUR HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN LIVES LOST. i 55EAFU 11'VI'ECK 0F THE CATARLAQUE EMttIGRtANT SHUP. 11h -.1oweins particulars of the loss of the above vessel are 5delled 'tom thle Port Phiilip and Houbart Town papers, cvea at Liosyil's on' Thursday morning:- ...
... SHIPWRECKS AND EXPLOSION4S.--WO HUNDRED LIVES LOST. A telegraphic despatch reached New York the night before the Cambria started, stating that the steamer Louisiana blew up on the 15th Nov., just as she was starting from the wbarf at New Orleans, while ...
... FATAL COLLISION AND SINKING OF A VESSEL-- TWO LIVES LOST. A dreadful collision happened on the night of Monday last off the eastern coast, between Whitby and Stockton, which un- happily terminated in the total destruction of a vessel, and the loss of ...
... THE NEW STEAM-SHIP HINDOOSTAN. The following interesting description of the saloons of this magnificent vessel is copied from tlte Liverpoo? Journal. The artists were Messrs. Jennings, and Betteridge, of London and Birmingham. In the samoon, or dining-room ...
... I ARRIVAL OF THE PRESIDENT STEAM-SHIP. ' LIVERPOOL, FRIDAT, Nov.28. Thousands of hearts were to-day gladdened by the arrival of, the President steam ship in our river, which she entered about eleven o'clock. We find that tihe left New York on her appointed ...
... result was.that the ship not being sea- worthy, was condemned by the certlicates.of gentlemen whose verdiclis far above' suspicion; Morion Moriarty R.N., Port- master of the colony of New 'Si8uth WalesM and twelve years commanding steam-ships; Thomas Watson ...
... SHIPWRECK OF THE TRANSPORT SHIP SIR I G~~EORGE ARTHUR. The hired transport ship Sir George Arthur, with stores for Government, and S8 convicts for the hulks at her Majesty's naval yard, under the medical charge of Mr. I. Williams, struck on the rocks ...
... tremendous shock, and a general cry was heard, The ship is on shore-we are all lost ?? I, and almost every one of the passengers rushed upon deck, when a sceneof the greatest horror and confusion ensued. The ship Coatinaed striking on the saud very heavily for ...
... WRECK OF TWO EMIGRANT SHIPS ON THE GOODWIN AND LOric fANDS. NORETH ?? -J'-OUE.LAND TUEsDAY Nzoss'T.-With con- siderable regret-we announce two deplorable shipwrecks of German emigrant vessels, with between 300 and 400 passengers on board, which took place ...