... ELECTRIr C f TLEGRA PH. ?? ;5'iMERCURY OFFICE, FOUR O'CLOCK. LOSDnor. Monday Morning. SHIP WRECK. Dublin, Sundav. The ship John Tayleur, from Liverpool to Melbourne, wvith emigrants, Nvas totally wrecked on Saturday morning at Lam- bay Island, outside the Bay ...

... eiisible above water. ini Mr. Thomas Kemnp, one of thle surviving passengors of the d. Tayleur, lias furiiishied the followiiig a c~ount of the catas- t, rophre: 4The Tayleur left Liverpool on Thursday at risen, inl tow of the1 o toanser Victory, with ia fine ...

... painful to write of such a ship- wreck. By the accounts which have reached us it appears that of all' those on board the Tayleur only 250 htive been saved. Surely such a fearful event will not be allowed to be forgotten. There will, necessarily, be a ...

... MR. LEE. Charles Edward Lce says-I aim a native of Nenagh, Tip- luerary, and was a seconil cabin passenger ois board the Tayleur. After the steam tug left us off the Skerries we ran at the rate of 16 kniots an hour for four houris, with a fair wind from ...

... wife and child, likewise from Glas- au s- gow, perished. Two young men belonging to Montrose were stl ii passengers with the Tayleur. One of them, David Angus, son ac Is of ,,r John Angus, meson, hss been saved; but the 'other, w, Ic named William Scott, ...

... DREADFUL WRECK. LOSS OF THlE TAYLEUR AND ABOUT 300 LIVES. I As brieflymentieo~nc iii our List, accountsl Wore received at jiveorpool, enl Molnday wveek, of the total loss of the niognitlcent. ne rn mgant ship Tayleur, onl the Icisli coast., on her pas ...

... both to the emigrants and the British sailor, anil it is not unlikely that it may have been the cause of the loss of the Tayleur. It nearly proved the loss. of the Tllemis, which narrowly escaped being wrecked on the Mull of Kintyre, from ! tile helplessness ...

... Mr. CARDWELL said that the Board of Tradeliad directed 3 inquiry to be made into the circumstances under which the I ship Tayleur had put to sea. I Lord J. RUSSELL stated that a Reform Bill would be i proposed for Scotland by the Lord-Advocate. t, The ...

... officers and surveyors at thc proper ports discharged tine dudtie required by the Act 15 and } 6 Vih:. e. 44, ins ?? to the ship Tayleur. recently wrecked, nt Lanibav, and esinciallr as regarded the ascertaininig and conrify ing thait the said shin was seaivortlny ...

... the country felt they had a right to know wwhether these requiremernrts had been strietly attended to in tire case of tire Tayleur, which httd iret with sueh a deplor- able disaster, arid hie therefore begged to ask tire Priesidert of the Board of Trade ...

... putting them up- again. Sir George Pecliel referred to certain circumstances cennsc : -with the sailing properties of the Tayleur, as brought out at the - inquest, and thought it highly desirable that the opinion of a scientific officer should be taken ...

... CnILD.-The amount of £60 15s 4d has been X is subscribed for. the unknown iufant who was saved from the d en wreck of the Tayleur. al 0 ...