... LOSS OF THE TAT L EUR. CAPTaiN WAUutn’a krport. The report of Captain Walker, the Government Coromiaaiooer, the wreck of the Tayleur, has been published. It addressed to the Right Honourable ...

... ions for filling the office of captain, except being part owner. THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. The following letter, descriptive of the island o which the ill-fated Tayleur struck, and showing, in its terrible reality, the mutilated appearance of the bodies ...

... qr, according quality. The market closed steadily. reported that the underwriters have refused pay the insurance upon the Tayleur passengers. Much anxiety evinced for tho result ol tho inquest. . Produce Market. —Sugar very quiet, and no sales reported ...

... was 1,568. Loss the Tayleur —Her Majesty the Queen, with her accustomed anxiety to aid the distressed, has forwarded £25 to Mr. Russell, of the Commercial Buildings, to be applied relieving the sufferers by the loss of the Tayleur. Captain Beaufov, Staff ...

... marked ** 11. M-36;” also box-lid, with 0. Betti, ship Tayleur, Melbourne;” also mahogany table, with the name Archibald M. Larn.” No doubt existaa thoir being part of the wreck of the unfortus nate Tayleur, and they have consequently been secured for the benefit ...

... before our readers, Captain Walker proceeds thus Prom careful consideration of the evidence, I of opinion that the loss of the Tayleur was occasioned by the master making hit calculations and placing his position on the chart, upon the soppoaitiou that the ...

... known to us to possess aD( j amoun*.* of traffic intercepted. No unimpeachable integrity and truth, was dated the * «d 0 the Tayleur’t wreck and it* horror., will dimgrw with ». 'h*” •»>•» Blair t Goal a«d Hkeamotie Kll.-Ex.rxc. of » , , been m.nned Botlrit ...

... from Scsr.ff. »n county of Galwav. I lived home, without following any particular occupation, until I took passage in the Tayleur for Australia. At about four © clock on Friday mornioc I wss Iving in my berth, when passenger named Holland told roe that ...

... different languages were spoken, rendering the prompt communication of the captain’s directions totally impracticable The Tayleur went within half hour from the time she first struck on the rocks ; but during that brief period much was clone save the ...

... the Toylenr. —Two tug steamers and a sloop, with divers, have been for some time work at the wreck of the ill-fated ship Tayleur, and bava succeeded in recovering a portion of her valuable cargo, consisting chit fly bde goods. The goods thus recovered ...

... members of the Chamber of Commerce, and distributed on Monday evening by Messrs Walsh and Allen, Mr A. Nicoll, the agent of the Tayleur, yesterday gave to each of them one shilling. Some of the Irish passengers who escaped from the wreck, and who but a fort ...

... impression on tbs mind of the jury was, that the deceased waa one of those who met their death by the wreck the ilhfated Tayleur; and they therefore returned a verdict of Found drowned. The remains were then placed in sack, which was deposited In shell ...