... the total number of persons lost on and near the coasts of the United Kingdom in 1865, in 164 ships, was 698. Out of this number 276 lives were lost in vessels that roundnred, 03 were lost through collisions, and 335 were lost in vessels ...

... total number of persons lost on and near the coasts of na the United Kingdom in 1865, in 164 ships, was 698. Out of the number 275 lives were lost in vessels that foun dered, 63 were lost through collisions, and 335 were lost in vessels ...

... among the .shipping occurred at or near the port of Ianelly on Wediiesday night. numher of vessels were leaving the harbour for distant porte; and althoug~h the night wias calm there was a heavy grounid sea running outside, in whith the shipping became qcite ...

... the diver and his lamp may, it is his firm belief, be successfully used -the same as in the exploring of docks, recovering lost ships at sea, constructing bridges, &ic. A READINGBY Men. DICKENS AT PAnRs.-Mr. Charles Dickens gives a gratuitous reading of ...

... freedom had been allowed by both captains and owzners. Libraries had been supplied to 84 ships going to sea, and 78 had been returned, whilst?7 had been lost in ships which had been wrecked. The society had now about 140 libraries afloat. The tract distributors ...

... the average of the last nine years, no11 le~s than 19(11 shipwreck-4 have annuially occurred on oureliores. 'I'e number of ships lost is 224 in excess of that in 186ii; indeed it is larger thaii any number of shipwrecks on our coastsin one yearhitberto ...

... Monastery for the use of their steamer also. As far as yet learnt by him there wore among the ships lest ten English vessels; the greater pro. portion of vessels lost appear to be Norwegian. The two steamers Brenda and the Montezuma, which were cehar. tered ...

... these ships were entirely lost, and 33 sustained partial damage. Of the 698 lives lost, 275 were lost in vessels that foundered, 53 on board vessels in collisions, and 335 in vessels stranded or cast ashore, The re- maining'number, 35, were ...

... long list of ibe names of vessels transferred from American -ownership during the war. - In all, it says,. America has lost 1000 ships and -about half a million of tonnage. The result wAs mainly owing to a few rebelcruisers. Major De Vera,.who was shot ...

... with ice. Of the 50 ships lost, IS were Britrlsh, Only one Britinh veseel was not recovered. The remainder were principally Norweglan. All but one of the recovered ships were taken Into Archangel by British crews, mainly off wmocked ships, 330 men are collected ...

... the Straits. They were, however, repulsed, but not before they had destroyed several towns. In the operations Choshiu lost two ships.. AUSTRALIA. VxcronLm-Thebevenf of the mouth has been the arrival of the news Govbrn6r, his Excellency Sir J. T. Mann ...

... respective ports until their disembarkation at the saime. SHIPPINGS CASUALTIES. -The Admiralty have decided to telegraph to Archangel to send a steamer thence to. the assistance of 30 ships lost or abandoned in the white sea. Mis. TIIEPRESA Ye1LVftRTON ...