... these calamities, without decisive steps being taken by govern- ment to alleviate them ? In the late dreadful wreck of the Tayleur, inspectors, life-boats, and coast-guards were next to useless; and if you ask what else could be done, I ean only repeat ...

... laid down seem :sufficient to detect, 'arid it appears to have been arn error from this seurce which led toa the loss of the Tayleur. Is Magnetists have not been able to devise any plan for preventing or detecting these errors at all times. They can,I however ...

... following letteretothe Freema.'s ?? :-F Sir-An impression having got abroad, with reference to IC the melanro oly wreck of the Tayleur, that the emigrants on board that vessel wiere Government ones, sent out by the Colonial Land and Emigration Commissioners ...

... ordinary interest attended this launch, as it was the first from the same yard since the laurch of the noble but ill-fated Tayleur. The Ladly Octavia, as the ship is named, is a splendid specimen of the builder's art. Her model is very beautiful, being ...

... OF FOUR HUNDRED LIVES. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. I [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] 11 DUBLIN, SUNDAY EVENING. r The ship John Tayleur, 2,000 tons, Noble, a- ?? V- An TA . . . .-1 4- -0, hA17XA Wt1l. s master, from Liverpool to .Moelbourne, witmh 6u aemigrants ...

... striking instance of the applicability of the L latter half of Iomnaox's dictum has happened within the last week. The ship Tayleur left Liverpool last Thursday with nearly 700 souls on board, including crew and passengers. One of the surviving pam- sengers ...

... LOSS OF THE TAYLEUR. Almost as unaccountable as horrible is the loss of the Tayleur, with more than 870 souls, of which number nearly 200 were women and children, three females, one adult and two girls, only having been saved ! The Tayleur loft the Mersey ...

... oh- I in servations which fell from him on the first nigh1t of the uld present session touching the melancholy loss of the Tayleur, and had given rise to complaint oa the -part of the owners of not that vessel, He certainly did not wish to add to the, re-I ...

... that may take place oi those clauses. THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. Mr. G. A. HAMILTON, in putting the question of which he had given notice, in reference to the late lamentable wreck of the Tayleur, by which not less than 360 of their fellow-creatures had ...

... )-Still more mischievous is the con- elnsion to which, apparently, it is desired to lead the public mind, that the wreck of the Tayleur is to be at- tributed to a deviation in the compasses, the cause of which is not accountable by any oiroarmstanoes apparent ...

... of navigating iron ships owing to the s variations of the compass caused by the attraction t of the iron. The wreck of the Tayleur was particu- I larly referred to as an instance in point, and intelli- -genes of the wreck of the United States packet a ...

... Tayleser was an example of the most impressive kind, illustrating the generil bearings of this inost important subject. Thle Tayleur waq a new vessel, which left Liverpool for Australia. on her ferst voyage, on TIlaitday, the 19th of January, 1851, havieig ...