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... passengers. I cannot ascertain the names of any, bat I see many known faces. THE TAYLEUR. San-An impression having got abroad, with reference to I the melancholy wreck of the Tayleur, that the emigrants on board that vessel were government ones, sent out ...

... should be consulted. The coroner then adjourned the enquiry to Saturday next. THE NEw IRON STEm.A -s1rP TAYLEUJR.-The Tayleur is one of the largest merchant vessels ever built in this country, being 2500 tons N.M., with a capacity for carrying 4200 ...

... Handeock for New Orleans, B. Z. for New York, Marmion for ditto, galla Marina for Charleston, Indian Queen for .lelbourne, Tayleur for ditto. OFF THE PORT.-The Parker from Demerara, Clifton ship, Harlequin barque. The Advance, of and from Boston to Rio ...

... (a.) was ashore at Ballycotton. The Rosecommon (a.) from Dublin, with three males, one female, and a child, passengers, ex Tayleur, arrived at this port. The Luconia did not arrive from New York, as lately re- ported. Tbe Appleton, from Mauritius, put into ...

... l scarce had the ; Tayleur' left port when she blundered upon an island on one side of a wide channel. Cannot our scientific men suggest a remedy ?-Titses, April 26, 1854. After the wreck of the unfortunate emigrant ship ' Tayleur, at the commencement ...

... learn that the company have orders for other large vessels to take her place on the stocks as soon as she is launched. The Tayleur is building for Mlesers. Charles Moore and Co., ofLiverpool, and is of ex~eedingly handsome model. Her proportions are: 2 ...

... her masts visible above water. Mr. Thomas Kemp, one of the surviving passengers of the Tayleur, has furnished the following account of the catastrophe :- The Tayleur left Liverpool on, Thursday, at noon, in tow of the steamer Victory, with a fine breeze ...

... capralis and two meis, who were 31 days living on raw potatoes, were taken off by the Cornelia, arrived here. DUBLIN, Ren 8.-The Tayleur, from Liverpool for Melbourne, wbich was lost off Lasnbay Jan. 22, is reported by the divers to have parted at the stern, ...

... DREADFUL SHIPWRECKS. LOSS OF THE JOHN TAYLEUR. AND ABOUT It 300 LIVES. d Accounts were received at Liverpool on Monday v morning of the total loss of the magnificent new iron ri emigrant-ship John Tayteur,. on the Irish coast, on her *1v passage from ...

... Deal 17th ilst. fronm the River for Port Phillip. Indian Queen, M!ill, at Liverpool 19th inst., and left for Melbourne. - Tayleur, Noble, at do. and left for do. Mary M1-ay, M'Donald, at Cadiz 6th inst. from Newport, amd sailed 7tW for Alexandria. Edinburgh ...