... THE TAYLEUR- STriM NAVIGATION-THE MAG- NETIC TELEGRAPH-.THE LOST LIFE BOAT, I 49 &C. (FRoMr OUR LIVERPOOL CORRESPONDENiT.) Liverpool, Wednesday. It is reported in town that the Board of Trade has inti- mated to the Local Marine Board that it is desirable ...

... WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR. Yesterday morning, five bodies, far advanced in a state of decomposition were washed ashore on the coat between Portrane and Malahide. They were supposed to have been those of persons lost in the ill-fited Tayleur, but none of them ...

... cuments were found, which went'to show that his name was Timothy Boyd, fiom Ballymena, and that he was a passenger by the Tayleur. Mr. Davis, county coroner, gave order for the immediate interment of the bodies, and for the retention of all the documents ...

... state as to rt cause loes of life. The last case he should allude to was I that moat distressing case of the lose of the Tayleur, and he w asked any one who had read the clear rend able report of w Captain Walker upon that subject whether a case bed not ...

... the last few days between Ainalong and Kilkeel, county Down. They are believed to be some of those lost in the unfortunate Tayleur. The bodies were considerably decomposed. Two of themn, from the remnant of clothes which wats lft on theui, appeared to be ...

... noble confessors of Fribourg are highly creditable to the clergy of the illue- t-iuus archbishop of the wese- LOSS OF THE TAYLEUR. Amongst the subscriptions recently received are the fol- lowiig, ?? Barton, Esq, 21 2s; Thomas W West, Esq, 10s; R Manders ...

... double the number. we are bound to receive the tes- timotny of Captain Walker; and we firmly believe and declare that the Tayleur was not efficiently manned, and that she fell a sacrifice to that spirit of mean and wretched parsimony which has grown up ...