... the most lamentable shipwrecks which we have ever had to record. The nisei to which this awful calamity occurred was the Tayleur, Captain Noble..hoand to Melbourne with emigrants. Owing to the bevere weather which has prevailed for some days, Intimation ...

... steamer Prince returned at two o'clock t.-dily from Lambay, with about two hundred and seventy soul. from the wreck of the Tayleur, in a wretched enndition, and many severely injured. The captain and thirteen hands remain on the island. The Scotland is ...

... of the Turks. The probable speedy departure of the French army arm' for Turkey is again talked of in Paris. WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. ADPITIONAL Liverpool. Tossup-11r Thomas Kemp, one of the surviving passengers, his arrived at this port, and gives the following ...

... performance, sad the entire satisfaction given by him to his owners, Captain Noble was selected to charge of their new ship, the Tayleur, which has proved herself so unfortunate. Now that the ship and an many of her unfortunate paesengers have been lost, It may ...

... Only two females sod three children were eared.' -- Aces, - rating to & despatch posted in the Underwriter.' rooms, the Tayleur cleared with the undermentioned pa.- end crew,:-- Pasaangen Crow—eflieers and men 574 about 00 Ba.ed Leaves to be accounted ...

... LATIA lATZLLIOENCII LITZIMOOL, TCTADAT, 9 AM.—There is no farther Intelligeace of importance from the wreck of the Tayleur. The follow ins reports are posted in the underwriters' rooms to-day 4 J• 11. 23.—The Prince has returned from Lainbay at 2 cm. ...

... another part of this sheet al full and authentic a detail of all the circumstances connected with the tragic wreck of the Tayleur as we have been able to compile from our various sources of intelligence. We have only here to add, that in the list of the ...

... INENDILED AND 'awry LIVES LOST. Zr is our mehineholy duty to announce the total loss of I this magnificent vessel. The John Tayleur an ! bus ship of 3800 tons burden, and was commanded by I 'PJ. Noble. She was built at Warrington, Wag 1 laursched a month ...

... patsinger arrangements were concerned, no veasal ever left this port with fairer prospects of in stiocesnfol and pleasant the Tayleur, which ea* proved lep the cheering on u eke pruned rkmn the the excellent' which • . . _. . , . . . enti li M i r GO ‘ -IT ...

... steamer Prince returned at two o'clock to- lay from Lambay, with about two hundred and seventy goes from the wreck of the Tayleur, In • wretched tionlitlon, and many severely injured. The captain and thirteen hands remain on the island. The Scotland is ...

... LIST THE WHOLE P.SENGERS. Tho followin4 is given as an authentic list of tho whole pavenzers of tha ill-Ettod ship Tayleur by the Northern Drily Times of Tuesday:— Andrews, James Pahy, Arthur Andaews, Elizabeth Torgt, John Andress, John, int int Fresh ...

... time pined, and went ashore on the North Bull on the 20th Jan., where she lie. very badly; crew saved. 22—The emigrant ship Tayleur, Noble, from Liverpool to Melbourne, with br4 souls on hoard, Inclusive of the crew, went ashore at Lambay Island, yesterday ...