... steamer North American have all been saved. lives lost. The Reform Bill Divisions. The CfloJie says that out of divisions the Reform Bill the Government have gained 20. and been beaten only in C. Ships Lost the White Sea.—The Admiralty have decided to telegraph ...

... of the Rhone steamer, all of whom are believed to have been lost. The total is 132. Tomorrow, if all had been wel'. the Rhone would have arrived here. By the loss of life on board that ship and the Wye, probably women and children in Southampton are left ...

... Kane followed the track of the lost ships through Davis's Straits and Baffin's Bay into Barrow's Straits and Smith s Sound, and finally took up his wiuter quarters in Renaselger Bay, where the ice packed round the ship till there was no open water within ...

... for the protection of the persons employed in them, and In the cue of the shipping trade the necessity foe inter. fume. wan eves mate,. In Ire years 47 shimmies& bad lost ships and 367 Uses and aloe of the number had lest 35 chips sod 137 Um. Festive ...

... the formation of fond for the relief the widows and orphans’of seamen whose lives might have been lost whilst serving board any her Majesty’s ships, lost under exceptional circumstance*, such attended the eases of the Captain, the Kory dice, and the A ...

... Murray Street. The writer says :— We have lost our ship on the banks of Newfoundland, and nine men We struck a piece ice about twenty minutes to four in the morning of the 25th of last month, which caused the ship to go down about two or three minutes It ...

... think, l found ot great utility. Tho return i=» . A giving the number lost both of ships v each month. The general result is * , 4, vessels which have been wrecked or inj ~f A'j ships and 506 steamers. The total num» J is in excess of the number of vessels ...

... reported durinv 1865 is 1,656 the number of ships lost or damaged 2.012. This is the largest number yet on reconL But the increase is of course due to the growth of commerce, which every year adds to the ships which traffic in our narrow seas. There are ...

... Lawrence accompanied by a heavy snow storm. Severa marine disasters are reported. The ship Minnie Dawson went ashore at the Lighthouse, Father Point; oue life wa lost. The ships Spartao, Marion, and Salouia, are all re ported ashore the coast. the Canadian ...

... January. The most senous disasters occurred on the 11th of January. Of the shipping in Torbay on that day til vessels were either totally lost or seriously damaged. The number ot ships lost or damaged in 1806 was 2,289, and was m excess of the number of wrecks ...

... Chinese had foar warships destroyed, while three others were set on fire by Japanese shells The Japanese deny that they lost any ships, but admit that foar were severely damaged. [hey state that they intended to resume the fight om the following morning ...

... obtained to concerned, as regards protecting the cargoes of the Tue following is given a list of the ships totally lost or damaged Ships Totaily Lost —Azemia general cargo ; A. J. Kerr, Ally, Baron Renfrew, salt GoXipore, general cargo L*w Bretagne, Great ...