... as King's Cache. Sir John Franklin knew of its existence, and he thinks that the visit which some of the crew of the lost ships paid to that island wats for the purpose of opening the cache: and further, that in this cache will be found some record ...

... be-the newspapers to-day tell ms of nothing but catastrophies by sea and land, of burning theatres, of lost ships, of lost balloons, of lost fortunes, of lost wives ; but these are, I fancy, the associations now of most of our Christmases ...

... rd hone to the service with excellent results. When a commander has theoretically suffered a heavy defeat or d lost several valuable ships, under circumstances which sat cy him open to criticism, why should ha not be tried r-by court-martial, and, if ...

... determined 7 to action ensued. 1 Sil It is claimed that the Spanish guns were t|hirv silenced by the American fire. The ships lost two killed and eight LYM wounded, while the casualties on the Spanish side are estimated at 400. Mr I Mr) OENERATL ITEMS ...

... hrought' 'home to the servies with..excellent% resulto. When a comcander has theoretically. sufered a .heavy defeat or lost several valuable ships, under cirdumstanoes which lay himiopen to criticism, why shold-henot be tried by court-martial, and,.if-the charge ...

... chartering one of the Folkstone packets to go in search of the lost ships, when his worst anticipa- tions were dissipated by the arrival of the vessels unin- jured. The Malacca and consorts having lost themselves in a fog, or involved themselves in some other ...

... In tfiteun 3ears l-rance has lost forty-three ships of the line, 8-2 frigates, 76 corvettes, und 62 smail- )er vessels. No timber fit for naval purposes nowv exis-s in France, or ol'experieimced seamen to navi- gate the ships of wvar which remained. Tlhe ...

... version of the report says' the Russian ship W!adiimir captured an Egyptian.war-stemamr,. and a passenger-steamer. [The Wiadimir is a dune London-built vesse1.) The Porte had' given pnblic;.notice. that all. Russian: ships in its ports after the 20th instant ...

... have made every one of the ships sea- worthy. Our maritime system furnishes another illustration of the proverb, For want of a nail the shoe was lost, for want of a shoe the horse was lost, for want of a horse the rider was lost, being overtaken and slain ...

... they anilltoulle that the Capi tan Pacha hbasfaileda thiird time in his eariterfriseaagaiist Samos' The Turks having lost three ships of ?? sizes, are said to hav e re treated to St i o. IONIAN ISLANDS.-CORFU, July 1 8.-(Privale Correaponde, ?? Couriers ...

... tirne ii 9 r of our ships ovrce ln fiitlt, 1,3207 having cep'r;lti., hs in the gale. Many of the ivsnes wero totally dismasied, and tho remaiuder had lost either t a tore, muain, or min'i. mist each. The Victory, Lord Ni Ison's ship, last t her Tmizen ...

... Thd Trnasserim steamer was despatehed to COipritta with the le tidings of peac. and arrived safely on itbe 4th lost, In HersMo~esty's ships Erntymioni, Calliope, and Dide, and the ce East India Company's steamer Preserpine, sre slationed off the 'a Great ...