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... LOST TREASURE SHIPS. IN a sea fight off Chio in 1770 the Russian flagship was sunk. It had a quantity of specie on board, and of late certain Greek adventurers obtained a teskerd, or a firman, or what document was needed, to search for it. We do not ...
... Halrcon, and A-eor to Cuba. The Council also determined to order the construction of three new war vessels to replace the lost ships Reima Regente, Cris/oval Colon, and Barcais/eg;gi, whose names they shall bear. It was further decided to purchase imme- ...
... they had seen nothing M1,1r. Young savs he is confident that the masts seen by the Indian were those of one ?? Franllkl1is lost ships, the Eirbus and the Terror. THE CARMAIUX STRIKE TO BE CONNTINLUED. The Carmaux milners on strike held a general meeting ...
... which had been imposed on his country at the end of the Crimean war. Prince Gortschakoff could not give back to Russia her lost ships, he cannot restore all at once her supremacy in the Black Sea, nor can he rebuild Sebastopol. But, without having up to ...
... any means stormy, which would destroy any stranded ship, can arise in a very short time. As a fact, the instances of ships lost tlhrough backing off rocks are co wyJ1, tively rare ; those of ships lost with all on board, because, trus~1 to ...
... by somebody, England announces that she v.ill makle no further move. In the meantime, lcowvever, the surviving men who lost their ships during the wvar learning that England is ready to pay the cash, some of them are not unnaturally anxious to get ...
... nearly new ships, and 374 to ships from three to seven years old. Then there are wrecks and casualties to 481 ships from 7 to I4 years old, and to 666 from x5 to vo years old. Then follow 298 old ships from 30 to 50 years old, 47 to ships ...
... Spain, Holland, and Denmark. The total number of foreign ships of war taken or destroyed amounted to 54I, of which 83 were ships of the line and i9i frigates. The French alone lost 341 ships out of this number, 45 being sail of the line and 133 frigates ...
... Unseaworthy Ships Bill, Air. AlMonk made soenC olbservations, and Mr. Bates defended himisiclf against theo late attaik of Alr. P'lim1soll, whichl he condemned as cruel, untruthful, or~d u11a arnalr;.n!e. It ?? the fact that he had unfortunately lost six ships ...
... him ?? destroying eleven ships of war and thirty merchantmenI again attacked them off the North Foreland, when such a was witnessed as we can never hope to see in these days about Ico men-ofwar each engaging. Six Dutch ships were takeh ;R eleven sunk ...
... the moment of death, is hopeless when a disease of this sort has advanced so far. China has lost its ships and its men and its money, and nowv they say it has lost its Empress. The Emperor never liked her, says the ingenuous tale, and the other day, to ...
... home to the minds of our readers what a storm means for fiftv places on the coast, than any aggregate statement of lives lost and ships foundered. On the evening of the icth sixty-two vessels wvere riding at anchor in Torbay. High winds had prevailed for ...