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... SEIZURE OF A BRITISH SHIP. The captain and crew of the British barque Lydia Peschau, which left Savannah last autumn with a cargo of pine timber for South America, arrived at New York on the Ist inst. on the steamship Andes. The captain reports en outrage ...
... A SHIP BURNT AT SEA. The Port Elizabeth Telegraph of July 21 reports that on the afternoon of the 19th news wee received there by telegraph that • hire* ship coming from the wale/old passed close to the shore near Humanschrp on the previous evening. She ...
... THE LAST OF A FAMOUS SHIP. The auction of the wreck of the sailing ship Marco Polo at Prince Edward Island on the 6th inst. supplied the lost act in the career of this once famous venal (imp the Liverpool Courier). There are probably none who lived in ...
... believed every ship which left Cardiff on that day was lost. There was a very heavy gale in the Channeljust at that time.—W. Harvey, the Penarth pilot, said five or six other vessels left Penarth on the same day as the Nerbudde, and they were all lost. If they ...
... men were also rescued by the Antwerp. Having lost so much time Captain Humphrey decided to run for the Azores, and four days afterwards she landed the shipwrecked men at St. Michael. Before leaving the ship the English engineers presented a testimonial ...
... abed away frees the sinking ship. The ship then passed astern and so leeward. and the hen balled for from other hip of the fleet, but, of roam, were not heard. The lain* whelk bad floated off her crotches on the ship within thither fear yards of the ...
... lives were lost. Some of the survivors have been landed at New York and others at Boston. They give a tirilling account of the disaster. In heavy weather on Sunday morning an enormous wave swept like an avalanche over the middle of the ship. The next moment ...
... KILLED ON BLAZING OIL • SHIP. A terrible story of the sea was told when the liner Limerick reached Liverpool on Sunday. The Limerick, whilst returting from Ade- laide, picked up off Algiers fiye members of the crew of the Russian oil ship Hornets, which, following ...
... one of the 145 Salvationists who were lost with the Empress of Ireland. Cominis.ioner Rees, when others shouted to him to jump for his life, replied calmly, I will stand by my wife and children. Just before the ship took her 11.:t ...
... • 1111 WIGTON ADVERTISER-EAU/WA DEC] OIL SHIP BURNED. THIRTY-FOUR LIVES LOST OUT OF CREW OF THIRTY-SIX. During the gale early on Tuesday morning the it steamer Vedra, with a cargo of oil. went a,hore off Walney Island, Barrow-in- Furnc.e. and subsequently ...
... ated omelet, living under surveillance at Nantes. It has been ascertained Lost he lett by railway on the morning of the murder for Paris. STARVATION Set , ARS STRONGLY I—Destitution appeals to our feelings, and does not permit us to be reasonable (remarks ...
... the move. meats of the ship. Certaiiily in that case the remedy is simple and the outlay inexpensive, but we are persuaded that those whom sea sickness invariably attacks, they will be subject to it always until they can have a ship as steady as a house ...