... DREADFUL STORM AT THE CAPE, OF GOODS HOPE-TEN SIMiS LOST. .LV. L J.4-X: }t~ b I Lt 0 IAJOI. (From tho Liverpool Correspond(ent of Manchliester Guardian.. The mail stcalrer Pilhobe, which arrived at Portsmoath on F riday, brought advices from the Cape ...

... for the ten ya precding 18867 was 2584B..O those 3454 1867 were lost in missing ships' The noumber of missing ships Was 80-sanil- ing &'hips 61, tonnage 20842, lives lost 709; steam- ships 19, tonnage 17,196, lives lst 1158, making in .all ...

... oil. t a efd (4 ships).111111 .1A r..A. . n 000 860 ( in Greenland (11 ships) ?? 21,500 308, sse - - nd 92,400 116& is- WHALE FISHING, d. Whales. Tuns oil. 7es Davis Straits (13 ships) .. 72 725 eir Deduct cargoes of two lost ships 17 133 ...

... various articles ti broughtfroml the.Arctic Sea to Englannd by Coaptain Collinson, al supposed to have formcd portions of the lost ships Erebus'and P Terror, it is desirable that, if possible, their origin should be traced That the piece of door, or door-frame ...

... loss and damage in. ht ~ritish shipping during the gale of Sunday night is ?? a quarterof a million sterling in value. Si, en viessels are known to have been lost with all hands in to British waters. Four of these lost ships are not yet identified, but 47 ...

... due to El Captain -t Vk ndrick, of the Adam Smith, for his lcoadUot. s MEVEN VESSELS LOST. Seven vessels belonging to King's Lynn are now V ascertained to be lost. Ships arrivieg by every tide t' Sustained great damage during 'the gale. a A VESSEL RUN DOWN ...

... Burnlam Filits, at niight, December 6. The remainder were lost in smnaller numbers, exclusive of many more lost in ships tliat are usissimig. Of the 1204 lives enumerated above, 210 were lost in twol ships, which foundered at sea in ...

... several ships have been sunk, nad the remainder have been abanldoned The crews were saved. The crews, numbering 1200 seamen and 90 Frders have arrived at Honolulu, near San lraicico The loss is estimated at 1,500,000 dd9. No lives have been lost. The ...

... by 72 to 57 votes. be a-'hs bill for providing pensions for the relief of the widows and wi orphans of the crews of the lost ships Albany and Porpoise was tt also passed. The Senate also passed a bill providing for the it compulsory prepayment of postage ...

... way by the .destruction' of our el 0 occeandcarrying trade. We should only have to a io 1 : pay our citizens ,who aual lost ships, or meichan'dise, and were, not insured,. This fact, C ihowever, loes' not at, all lessen the magnitude t] n of the claim ...

... cargo as a Go ship' worth £2000, the owner of the las inferior ship makes ten times the profit sai realised by the owner of the superior ship. The of freighlt that, would be fifty per cent. on his capi- H, tal to the owner of the inferior ship would be Gi ...

... and the IJhm being I, of among the number. Tfho latter then Paut to sea. ( 0_ Admiral B~ruat loft for Eupatoria with the lost ships of the 9 a- expedition. Everywhere, since ats previous to the capture o fj of Sebeotopol, thle greatest activity reigns ...