... Messrs. Winzor, Earl, Finney, Bates, Coleman. There were also in the boat the son of the commander of the Cigar-ship, and two boatmen who were rowing. Not one of these Dine people had reached the ship when the latest possiblo information could be ascertained ...

... to-morrow waiy he Shield not be admitted to bail. Application will e mnade for Fish this afternoon. Early this morning the boatmen resumed the tea~ch for the bodies of the three young men who Uvem drowned off Ryde by the upsetting of a boat. iezween seven ...

... to-day for Sheikh Barguoot in the steamer Jaffarryeh, Gibraltar, Monday. The. hired transport Ocean King, with 384 Canadian boatmen on board, arrived here today. After coaling she wi continue lier voyage to Alexandria. , (FRMAs AeCAION rN iL) Notwithstanding ...

... three o'clock a rush took plece to o1ne of the boatu, which becaine so overloaded that the gunwale touched the water. The boatmen refusled to proceed with the boat until some of the passengers went out of it, but before anyone could disombark certain ...

... of the proposed weirs would not interfere with navigation, but, on the contrary, would rather facilitate it by furnishing boatmen with a guide or mark, in reference to which they could direat their course for the other hand. Evidence was given with a view ...

... by about 50 naked rowers, working short paddles and all sitting-a circumttanec which is noteworthy, because the Japanese boatmen generally stand and scull with long oars. There wvas much beating of tom-toms and drums, butwe fajied to distinguish the special ...

... three of those on board were drowned. A boy and a girl who were of thecompany were saved, owing to the exertiolns of some boatmen' who put off to tto sanose ot ,the catastrophe. ...

... Carlisle Pier until 12.8 a.m. (this day). They were all piloted into the barbour by the Harbour Master's boat's crew and the boatmen belonging to the London and North-Western Railway Company. The fog-bell at the cheese end of the pier kept up an incessant ...

... voyage in thie world, The crevr con. sisted of Henry Granton, chief otficer, Dani. l Sw~eeny, and Jamnes Clancy, cormmisioned boatmen; Jameu MI'Csaclkeu, and F;;chard I'raer, Not having reschsd their destination on Momiday evening or night, tbe greatest alarm ...

... entrance contrived to effect their escape, and some persons saved them. selves by jumping through the windows into the sea. Tus boatmen rowed up in numbers, but their efforts tosave life were in vain. Sureya Paoba, the Governor General ; Ibrahim Agha, Chief ...

... and it teemed likely lie wvould succeed in doing so. In a postscript our correspondent thus alludes to the conduct of the boatmen who afforded the means of corn- mnunieating with the steamer in the morning :- In - the morning, numbers of boats were about ...

... of the party or of the boat. In fact, owing to the roughness of the weather and the prevalence of a stron tide, the four boatmen ?? themselves to secure the assis- tance of the pilot boat Enry of Dublin, which towed them home in safety. The tugboat Flying- ...