... 1854, I conclude that the traces which Captain Deuchars discovered were those of my old ship the Intrepid. About two or three years ago Captain Deuchars lost bis ship, the Princess Charlotte, Melville Bay. It was a beautiful morning ; they had almost reached ...

... and also for napment of tight new lamps and two new stascs placed la, Eaponno Waacg nr Ship.—A report ratchet from wh«t balisso reliable sources that the tailing ship Silrtr Bagla, basing hoard wad onarteta and right wing of the ISrh Irish, hat bean wracked ...

... THOUSAND LIVES LOST. New York, Oct. 17.—Advicaa from Havanna state that terrible hurricane took place on tbs north coast of Cubs. Greet damage has been done at Matanzaa, Cardenas, and tha adjacent country. It reported tbst 2,000 lives are lost. The damage ...

... near Great Yarmouth, on Sunday afternoon, and broke in three pieces. It is feared that the crew—eighteen in number —are all lost. A boat wa» capsized near Greenbitbe Saturday morninie, and two men were drowned. The captains of vessels which arrived in ...

... organised; and, In 1794, the meaxnre was extended to Ireland, where caused much discontent, and even revolt. several lives were lost Oastlereagb. in the north, In atteni|>ting to oppose its being carried Into effect. lu the following year the law was applied ...

... and Bombay will lost to sailing-ships. In the trade with China the effect would be less, because the quantity of coal required starting would prevent the carrying of large cargo on the outward voyage. He thought that superior clipper ships might hold their ...

... recently on board Her Majesty's ship Donegal, upon the 27th of August, when in 9 deg. north latitude and 19 deg. weet longitude, about 250 miles off Sierra Leone, 1 observed flight of six sw.-liows fifing about and resting on tbs ship. there had been no etrung ...

... retain »ißoere think* til those who kindly sssisled *t the Fire on his premise* Thnrsdsj, Aogast 18lh. BiytA, Aujutt 22, 187». LOST, the neighbourhood of Monday Night, small Brown GREYHOUND BITCH, answers the nsme of Oifl.'’ Any one retnrning her Gao. Elliss ...

... April 26. Mr. Hanbury-Tracey is to move to add the word* ** and shipowners,” and the inquiry will doubtless be applied to ships as well railways. Tbe Archbishop of York preached Sunday night a sermon under the dome of St. Paul’s Cathedral, London, to ...

... and crow, passengers, (namely, cabin, 16 intermediate, and steerage). the sition that M’Oartland the only survivor, the lives lost would therefore number 183. Contain Gillespie, of the Enterprise, who picked op M’Oartlund, states that the boat was then twenty ...

... to build two other ships similar to tbe Cerberus. have twenty-six armonrclad ships in commiMion and five more ready for tbe pennant, and, what is more, we hate the officers men to pat on board them. Harwich.—Six North German ships have put into Harwich ...

... cireutnstances attending tbe lose of the Captain, 7. iron armour-plated turret ship, Captain Hugh T. burgoyne, V.C., was opened Portsmouth, Board the Duke Wellington, the flag-ship of the Commander-in-Chief. The Court was presided over by Admiral £ir James ...