... THE WRECK OF THE GELS TRAINING SHIP. Morning Post Telegra M drid, Monday. In toe shipwreck of the German ?? Gneieenau the chief officer and sittv men, as well as some eadets5 . perished. In the endeavouar to save life twelve Spaniards were drowned. A ...

... The ship's guns and the valuables on board h-ill be saved. A report is current that the com- mander committed suicide when he saw the imnossi- ,bilitv of saving his ship and crew. BFerliin. Mondayv A Malaga despatch states that the training-ship Goneisenaa ...

... mani-I festo in which ho says that. after holding the ?? of the seM. unchallenged for the bettor parhterc tinj Britain has lost it -with the silent ?? of cur- rulers. Contributor- are . the- instnficiency f ourt1 recent naval programmes for men, suips ...

... the capital. before to-morrow night, and it is feared that an attack may be made before then. The French war-ship Leon and Her Majesty's ship I Barfieur have arrived at Taku. I am informed on trustworthy authority that the Russians will land over 1,700 ...

... DISASTERS. I LOSS OF A B3RITISH SHIP AND FORTY IEVES. Lloyd's Agealcy at Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, tele. graphed on Saturday that the British steamer Monsi. celo hand foundered oD that coast, all on board being lost. The- lost vessel is believed to be -Te steamahip ...

... F ASHPRE. I FOUR LIV ES ;LOST. E The four-masted irnn bargue Pegasus went ashore on Lavernock Point; near Cardiff, at an eatrly hour yester-a day. It was at trst fessred that the whole of the crew, thirty-six in all, were lost, ?? later reort~s ?? E ithat ...

... Horse, while pursuing a emalil party of Boers, was suddenly surrounded by another party, and after a skirmish, in which they lost two killed and five wounded, they surrendered. The two men killed were buried at Hammonia, near Ficksburg, with the usual military ...

... with some anxiety, and the despatch of Her Majemsty's ship Pheasant from Victoria, British Columbia, to Panamna, with the object of settling the question raised by the seizure of the British ship Taboga, has also attracted the attention of the State ...

... district in the afternoon, was blown from his machine and hurt. DISASTER, AT HOLYHEAID 34 LIVES LOST. Our Holyhead correspondent reports that the four- mnasted ship PrimroEe Hill, which was being towed down Channel on Thursday from Holyhead, went ashors near ...

... in the room of a LieutenantColonel Forbes MacBeau, deceased. It will be . remembered that Captain Towse in gaining his V.C. lost his eyesight. - . THE ARTN37GTON BEQUESTS. QUARTER OF A MILLION TO THE LONDON i MISSIONARY SOCIETY. At a meeting of the directors ...

... neighbourhood of Peibin The machine shops at Fengate- Railway Station, eight smiles from Pekin, have been burned, and some live lost. It is reported that the station. at Lukonstuas and the bridge over rte Liulihs hive been. destroyed, but this rumour is not ...

... Beynon, its agent in Shen-si, has escaped frorm the general massacre at Tai-yusn-fa, when nearly forty European missionaries lost their lives. Mr. Beynon was accompanied by his wife and three children. BRITISH CASUALTMES. The Admiralty reports the following ...