... as King's Cache. Sir John Franklin 1 knew of its existence, and he thinks that the visit which some of the crew of the lost ships paid to that island was for the purpose of opening the caches; and fin-ther, that in thi cahewil befond omereordofSir John ...

... Thv itoyal Mail Company's steam-ship Dee, Captain Wool- re cott, arrived' here at noon to-day from St. 'Thomas's, with dates o- to the tSth'nst., four passengers, viz.,-hieutenaut Ballinghall, from her Masjesty's ship Trincomalee, stationed us the Pacific; ...

... need of any AMerchant Shipping Bill at all, a for the lives of seamen are protected wit h ,caiocs care by the Board of Trade, which is as Vwatch. e ful as a lover and as anxious as a iottier: aed ii tot seamen are lost and ships go to picces, it is onirly ...

... ;Bedfr&E Avening Stndu d of the 26Lh -x. l AYV!tW DXWJF - U1&tv a Uoloy W u it Bays- Several of the captains who have lost their ships y the Shenandoah have been peculiarly unfortunate, and Capt.'flark, of barqueNimrod, has perhaps the 'lardest lot to ...

... Lawrensc, accom- i pasied by snow strnms. Several marine disasters ecporterl. Ties ship Minaie Dawson, webt ashore at the Liglthouse, Father Point-onc life lost. The ships Sparten, Maeion, and ISalonia, all reported asbore on the coast. In the CPanadiane ...

... often worked miracles, and found themselves suddenly exposed to a destructive lire ?? batteries manned by 20,000 men. Three ships lost and nearly 630O men killed and wliinded, and most probably the greater part of themn inbstranded vessels, indicate a Sinat ...

... build two sailing vessels. One of the orders is from Bailic Glutirie-for a ship of 2G00 tons to replace the Gretna, whkch, it will bh roeminbered, was lost. Two sailing ships of about 3S00 tons deadweight are to be luitl by Alessrs Russell & Co., Port-Glasgow ...

... thle narket awld asl they aver their owit insurers, anid althoughi during thle last twi-iity-twco ears they haill lost twemity-live ShIps Valued at two ilitilioiis sterling, still thteir jilssurtuice ftuil necarly aniouitted to ai quarter of a mtillion ...

... marine, aind thu whole of their navy were hIs swept off thie face of the waters, the French could M retreat inland. If we lost our ships our food supply Wa would be stopped. He hail not coins there to raise of a scare or panic, but to put before themn a business ...

... craft stove in o, Hillsborough Rocks, rescuers and rescued having all been drowned. SCHOONER LOST AT LEE BAY. SIX LIVES LOST. TERRIBLE EXPERIENCES OF A SHIP CAPT.U. i There was reason to believe a vessel foundered during Tuesday night off Lee Bay, a short ...

... stowage had been admirably arranged. No lives were lost, and the ship's papers were all saved, as well as the chronometers. William Henry Tomlin, first officer, on being called, said he joined the ship in Liverpool, and sailed in her in November last for ...

... which was ri nddwn'in January, and with which 293 souls were lost, The Atlantic which was wrecked off Halifax, and with which 483 lost their lives, and now we have 'A the Ville de Havre, lost on a quiet night in the open, a sea, struck when there was no ...