... nrxng of outrage ifce British fialiermcm the Baltic squadron Kao scorwl oho Hna brilliant vrefory o-.«r the ouemy. who has lost two ships! The cnxclor.w tibia f.hrv>ry hoeTtily, and points out that twenty officers Hull r-hat experienced Russian policH hav ...

... Several ships have been sank, and the remainder have been abandoned. The crews were saved. The crews, numbering 1.200 seamen, have arrived Honolulu, and officers at San Francisco. The loss estimated at 1,300,000 dollars. No lives have been lost. The New ...

... part of the passengers of the ship William Nelson. They were floating span, pieces of wood, hencoops, &c,, to the waist in water, and were almost in state of nakedness. Eight of the females were seated astride the lost ship's mainmast The ninth was found ...

... violent the storm that all efforts to pet the ship away were fruitless, and she was driven on the coral rocks, and went down with all on board. is satisfactory to understand, says the Times, that the steamers lost in the West Indies had not any passengers ...

... The French barque Ooromandel, from Bordeao* Bresus, total wreck, and all her crew except captain and two sailors are lost. Livebpooi. Ships —Telegraphic advli>s from Pernambuco Intimate the loss fire of the new Iren -hip Workington 1.252 ton, register, while ...

... days she made less than 250 miles. She sighted a hundred icebergs during the run, well as quantities of field ice, and lost a ship’s carpenter. The Prince of Wales, and the Premier, and several members of the Government will meet Mr. Chamberlain at Waterloo ...

... earthly to look at, and a bottomloes pit of iniquaty live in. But no man con trifle with body and and escape snot free. Two ships lost, through madness and drink—fbr on© must dnnk at times forget—and the end Henry Wayne here held out hie hand pennilese outcast ...

... bera lost. , Ship wrecked Mabisibs.—More one hundred belonging to lost disabled ships, have been i' ■ • the Greet Yeraaouth Sailora’ Home ainoe ■ . Kondey last. . 7 Strasdiko Fstgraht Ship. telegram from # Amaterdam. deled Wednesday, says ...

... a long list of the 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 few rebel cruisers. Mr. Thomas Carlyle at present ...

... maeer. .hmild either be handed u-w- f the law. Mr. Bateman entered the semce of _ Should accompany the llie Dutch lost two ships 74jimR,five ships p regt Guardians, and two other unions over tothem Konak. of guns, one guns, and two , wllh was prev>ou«'y connected ...

... Drowned in the river TIl-iac-.” was Three Ships Lost, with nf.vttlt all Hands.—ln the list of losses reported lic- Saturday, were the wrecks three ships and tb . of nearly the whole of the crews, vir., the ship WUUam, 591 tons, her homeward voyage from ...

... received subsidy, very useful to him, seeing that he is entirely out elbows regards credit, and, public man, perfectly lost unless Palmerston ships him off judgship in oue of the colonies. The case of the Alexandra occupied three days this week in tho Exchequer ...