... with glee, and was, when abandon( dby her crew, in a sinking stale. Another arsa e l, the Sarah Ana, fr rm Penzance for Quebec, was akin rep-rted yr sterday as having been aban doned in the Atlantic. btb all lives sere FaVel. The Maria was abandoned Ott ...

... accidents oceur, snoh asthoe wikoeto the ship In the middle of the Atlantic., Assumaing these views to be correct, I would venture to suggest to the owners of the Great Eastern, after the Atlantic cable to safely laid and In working order, that the vessel should ...

... Th !Muir of the Rms. SYMPTOMS OF GIVING WAY. (Froth the Economist.) The cracks iu the ice are multiplying ; and by Christmas we should not be surprised if, instead of the promised hard frusta of resistance, a rapid thaw of concession had fairly set in ...

... derelict on the Ist inst. by the Shannon, (rms,) at Plymouth.— LADYLOVE, for California, put back to Calcutta previous to May 19, having met with bad weather.—ClTY or LAHORE, from Bombay for this port, at Karwar, with loss of foremast and bowsprit.—The ...

... derelict on the let inst. by the Shannon, (rms,) at Plymouth.— LADYLOVE, for California, put back to Calcutta previous to May 19, having met with bad weather.—ClTY OF Lamoitz, from Bombay for this port, at Karwar, with loss of foremast and bowspnt.—The ...

... Harrison got on board the French vessel, of course expecting that his erew, four in number, would be yeoued from the rapidly sinking schooner; but no sooner had he got on board than, instead of standing :‘ to take them on board, the French skipper stood from ...

... with one penny Ist& I.:e at 9 30 p in. The steam tender Satenit.• will Iv.ve the , nth-end of the Prii.ce's Landing.stage at 1 Rm., with the passengers fur the The City of New Voik feel, Capt. Roekell, will tail for Halifax, this d. 7 igaturd.r, with the ...

... at Valparaiso—Daniel Rankin, hence, at Bombay. VESSELS SAILED. MONDAY. DEC. 13. Magellan, (rms,) Valparaiso Jose, (s,) Barcelona Tarifa, (rms,) Norway, (rms,) TUESDAY, Ditc. 14. Boston Demetrius, (s,) Africa' WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15. Manhattan, (s,) New York ...

... by bumping on the ground. SEVERE GALES IN THE ATLANTIC v The fearful south-easterly gales, which have this week I proved so disastrous round our own (coasts, have caused t serious disasters in the Atlantic. By the arrival of the I African mail steamship ...

... Bees -both at Havre. Pelioan (s.a.), henoe at Helvoet Marathon Arthur, and Danube (as), Beggs—both hence at Genoa. Africa (r.m.s), and City of Manchester (aa)—both hence off Cape Queen of the East, henoe, and Howden from London—both at Bombay. Maia. from ...

... aVaithe for Ward and quarter boats of the steamer. - Getting clear. of the schooner, we worked ahead, bat found -the Walker vas sinking; cut away her mainmasts; hocens, And got every thing moveable on deck, to make, a raft,..tor the men; Everybody cool, and ...

... a seaman, fell from foetopgal hint yard and was lost. 27 th, swan English ship, with mainmast and bowsprit gone and in a sinking condition, showing Nu. 4,89, 3d pendant ; blow. log a gale and high sea, hove to under her lee, and laid by during the night ...