... ANOTBER GALE AT THE CAPE OF GOOD BOPE-SEVERAL SHIPS LOST. The following is a copy of a despatch received yester- day at Ll Xyd's, which had been addressed to his Excellency the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope- Port-office, Cape Town, 11th June, 1857 ...

... upon the traces of the lost Erebus and Terror, must run the risk of a similar fate, and imperil the lives of some hundreds of gallant men. It is true, and most gratifying, that volunteers are never wanting for the service. The ships sent to the reseue, like ...

... Steam-packet Company has been established it has lost eight ships- three in the Gulf of Mexico, one in the Bay of Biscay, one on the coast of Spain, and the rest in the West Indies. The value of these ships, with the property belonging to the company on ...

... third announced, is said to be the ultinl and it is also affirmed that the sailing ships Wl I leave after the arrival of the next mail from E I land. The following ships are expected to leba for England very shortly :-Trafalgar, Vengeaniev Albion, Bellerophon ...

... painful, they hope to put out on the unknown sea, and search it so thoroughly as to bring back proof of the destruction of the lost ships Erebus and Terror, or a satisfactory negation of the fact. If traces are discovered pointing in any partictu- lar direction ...

... is expected to be so great that a special traiht will be reul to and fro by the Great Western. 0 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ?? 0 THE LOST SHIPS AT SEBASTOPOL.-Although, as s has been stated, the American contractors who tmndertook v to raise the vessels sunk at Sebastopol ...

... the mouth of the St. Lawrence. Several snipping disasters are reported. The ship Minnie Dawson went ashore near the olimthouse at Farther Point. One life was lost. The ships Spartan, Marion, and Salonia, are all reported to have gone ashore on the coast ...

... Arctic seas-that remained unex-a plored, and the expedition of Sir Edward Belcher c was sent expressly to search for the lost ships in that quarter. That expedition was provisioned for a certain absence of three years, and, only six months ago was re- ...

... Sir Robert Sale lose rudder and masts. The Pride of the Ocena lost masts. The Lady Valiant lost masts and had bows stoved. The Marcia, the Medora, and ourselves lost masts. The Melbourne lost fore and malti- Imasts. Our rudder is damaged and we had five ...

... foul of others with great violence; booms, bulwarks, &c., were carried away, and other mischief done. Upwards of a dozen ships lost their cables, spars, &c., and were nigh being driven ashore on the Goodwin. Off Dungeness, New Rowney, and Rye, four vessels ...

... may pro l e. - 1( en rand avith perhaps little los5 of life. I tbhe latter ca oh slot that strikes a ship of war is mnost ?? nd effects. The allies lost a greater number of metll' at and wounded in thle five or six hloturs durig wtili t- ng attacked the ...

... humbug together. And even if they were ships I see no reason to say that they were the Erebus and Terror, more than any of the whalers which have been lost since they sailed. In 1847 there were three ships lost, three of them close together-and in 1849 ...