... THE BURNING OF THE COSPATRICK. [We aro now enabled to continue the narrative supplied by our special correspondent and tele- graphed from Exeter.] Many werethen jumpingoverboard, and the criesof the poor women were awful as they surrounded me begging ...

... THE BURNING OF THE COSPATRICK. ARRIVAL OF TJIE SURVIVORS AT PLYMODTH. THEIR ACCOUNTS OF THE DISASTER, (fBOM OV- SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.) PLYMOUTH, Thcb6Dat Night, The Union Company's steamer Nyanza was signalled off the Lizard at 2.0 p.m. to-day, and ...

... to have been drowned alongside the ahip during the rush that was made to the boats. It is stated that the captain of the Cospatrick left at a boarding-school in this country two little girls tie now orphans. The Lord Mayor received •■lay a deputation of ...