... SALE OF THE TAYLEUR.-LIvEBtPOOL, .10oS1.)0 -A numerous company was attracted to theoffice of Men Canard, Munn, and Co,, ehip-brokers, tbis aternoonC, i con. sequenee of an announceneont tliat the wreck of tlie ill-fatf ironeship Tayleur, a's she now ...

... TAYLEct.-Two tug Steatmers and a sloop have for some time been at work, with divers, at the wreck of the unfortunate ship Tayleur, and have succeeded in recovering a portion of her valuable cargo, consisting chiefly of bale goods, and the firet portion ...

... OFran TEV.-TTwo tug steame ae ' a sleep, with divers, have been far some time at work at. the wreck Of the ill-fated ship Tayleur, and have Suc 8U,' ,, t eeded in retovering, a portion of -her valuable cargo, f fi consistingchiefly 'of bale goods. .- ...

... his health causes deep anxiety to his friends. The loss of the Tayleur.-Two tug steamers and a sloop, with divers, have been for soeno time at wvork at the wreck of the ill-fated ship Tayleur, and have succeeded in recovering a portion of her valuable cargo ...

... 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 ...

... Mutte, and Co., in ee8 nhprkrysterday afternoon, in corrsequence of an tir amn announceenret tirat the wreck of the iron srip Tayleur, Er in as she nose lies off Latubay Islan3, swould be offered for wt to sale by auction. The conditions of vale stated that ...

... constitu- tions for France in the ten last years of the last century. THE INQUIRY INTO THE CONDUCT OF THE MASTER OF THE TAYLEUR. The inquiry of the Liverpool Marine Board into the com. petency of Captain Noble, late master of the Tavleur, ap pears to ...

... Two tug steamers and a sloop with divers haeve been, the, for some time at work at -the wreak of the ill-fated ship thus Tayleur, and have succeeded in recovering a portion of her 211U valuable cargo, consisting chiefly of bile goodsI. Mr. BAD HALF CRtOWcs ...

... coulstuded by exmrosaiing adi opillion that it wiuld have bee:i bhtter for the speak.rs liot to have alluded to the loss of the Tayleur. Calitailm Clire proposed The ilu.tit of Johli Wilson Pattoe, E ;l., .tt P., which weas received by the tompiay giving ...

... op1 Tves TAYLEuit.-TwO tug steamer a sloop, with di vers, hare been for some time at Work at tane)P the wvreck of the Ship Tayleur, and have Suceeded in re, anOI covering a. Portion Of her valuaeble cargo, r aonnoun chifyed en of bale goods. The goods thus ...

... . . SHIPS' COMPASSs.S.-Mr. John Biggs, civi e; gineer, in a letter to a Liverpool journal, says tha t t wo W af ter the Tayleur was lost, and i n the same chano wh Dds esshapingtheirrcourse by compass to the Tuskar l bG t5e s tant about 80 miles, when ...