... debtor wvho goes on trading after lie knows he is hopelessly insolvent. I-Io only makes his position worse and worse. Thie lost ships are said to represent nine millions sterling, and of course the troops in Cuba are now absolutely cut off from relief or ...

... among the .shipping occurred at or near the port of Ianelly on Wediiesday night. numher of vessels were leaving the harbour for distant porte; and althoug~h the night wias calm there was a heavy grounid sea running outside, in whith the shipping became qcite ...

... 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 ...

... Liverpool ships have beaten the a London ships in this, extraordinary.race to the. antipodes n by 20 days upon the whole average, and the shortest passages n waere again made from Liverpool, by the celebrated Marco tl Polo, and her sister ship the Indian ...

... covering the disembarkation of troops when the Japaneve attacked them at noon, The battle cootinued till 5 p m, The Chinesc lost four ships. The Chih Yuen, an Arm. Atrong cruiser, was Lokl; the King Yuen was burnt. and the Chao YuDg and Yang Wei were stranded ...

... that Sonthampton was one of the most convenient ports for shipping, having the advantage of a double tide, Goods from Manchester were very often delayed by the railway company, and lost the ships for which they were intended. He believed a large French ...

... 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 ...

... profit out of the loss of his ship. In five years 47 shipowners had lost 65 ships and 307 lives; of this number nine a shipownera had lost 35 ships ad 137 lives. One of his ?? at Liverpool had lost 11 oat of 12 ...

... &r ur~aps'%ji LONDON, WED'Zsnar, Jaly 25. TRIESTE, July 13.-The Russian mao-oflivar, the Jason, is said to be one of the ships lost in the late storm in the Black Sea. SIEGE OF HnRAT.-Letters from Constantinople, dated the 4th, bring late news from Persia ...

... 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 ...

... Hacoon, 2 and Azor to Cuba. The Council also determined to order the coomtruction of three new war vessels to replace the lost ships Beina Regents, Cristobal Calon, and Barcaztegni, whose names they shall bear. It was further decided to purohase immediately ...