... TRAINING BSHIP LOST AND c FOR'TiLY LIVE S. A Reutar's -telegrnm, dated Madrid. Sunday, o says-Tae. Gerrman training frigate Gneisenan ti .:ras reked to-day in tie outer harbour, Malagz, and sank. Forty lives are Teported.to-have -been lost. - , . Tho works ...

... Napier, N.Z., states that ot the ship Northumberland, reported ashore at Napier, prc is now a total loss, but some part of the cargo may t e possibly be recovered. All hands have been saved. toThe Northumberland waq an iron ship of over 2000 retons burthen ...

... SHIPPING DISASTERS. LOSS OF A LONDON STEAMER. ElIGHTEEN LIVES LOST. CAPTAIN TfE ONLY SURVIVOR. A telegrram froin Tromigoe, on the Norwegian coast states that the steamer Zurich, of London, bound for London from Archangel with timber, hns been totally ...

... com- mely,:thle mnenoi~t to walk found' I hadinearly lost smy land legao Crima~ for in' attempting to'dlimh 'Jacob's ladder,:which hasp; tence of nine hundred'- and ninsity-nfino, stepe, 'my the ship, muscular :power ' well-nigh collapied.' I 'saw 'the ...

... Chemists, le lLd. Illustrated pamphlet free.-British Depot, 46 Hoiborn Viaduct, London. 21,000 BOVz3 L LosT AND RWaovRaD.,- The Bank of New Zealand shipped by the steamer Koranui, belonging to the I'nion SteamshipCompany of Australia, 21,000 sovereigns, and ...

... SHIPPING LNTELLIGEN'UE, ABMfrDEEN Arrived.-April 11-Sweet Home, Rubertio Feterhead, goods; Ugie, Strachan, do.; d. , Nisia.n, Nicholson, Leith, do. Saled.-April ll--lExprts&i, Rabertcen31, Kik wall1, light; Cornaserce, Adamns, Dundee, n5aurre. Vi6iltet ...

... SHIPPING NEWS. ARniVriu AT AB5RnDEMN.-31st Mlarch-St Clair, Maseon, Leith, goodls; Spray, Allan, Siinderland, coals ; Leven, Kennedy, Sunder. land, coals Scotsman, M-Vicar, Kirkwall, goods Ugie, Strachan, Peteihoad, goods, 4 Sweet Home, Robertson, Eeterhead ...

... gale. Thirsy py;sselvges annd the crew were drowned. 'aillN I.OS ol T'rS THtRACIAN. The L.;ctj pail agvets of tie ill-fated ship Thiaciali have rceetved word of some wrc.lkage having a, o, wrashebd asaore belonging to that ve Cl.,'. The Thrlioiean, it ...

... the following day about noon, when the wind F increased to As gale, and had to wear ship. Deponent then kept vessel reaching to the eastward, lost topsail,' and the ship would not bear any other sail. On the 5th, at 11 a.m., tide half-dcod, 'weather thick ...

... 'Unfortunately for the men, t'eir e'r.thes n and-fishing material were lost. The. boat is - almost fully insured. GLASGOW SHIP ASHORE. - AN EXCITING SCENE. Tue four-masted Glasggow sailing ship Oberon went ashore nea. rArdrossan. The hawser broke while she was ...

... SHIPPING NEWS. --- I Goval (a), Cameron, left Liban for Rap!, 15th. Casualties. (Fnom LLOYD'S-TuIIsDAY) Thepassenger steamer Royal Sovereign, on leaving her moorings in the rivor Thames, collided with column of 4anaon Street Bridge, causing oonsiderable ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. I . I L ARPP.IVED AT ABsoDF::N.-October 4tlh-Wagrien, L Gray, Scarborough, light ; Eariiholm, Black; In- N verness, goods ; Cairnie, Lawrence, Kennetpans, coals; St-Nicholas, Reid, Scalloway, goods. N SAILED.-October 4th-Ben Nevis ...