... though in 90 per cent. of the cases ships lost the enemy Government will be in possession of every detail short of the loss of life. Efforts continue to be made to induce the Admiralty ZS Mate the aggregate tonnage lost each week, and prewar* seams to be ...

... of the cempaign that the keg was heavy.. As to the variations in the proportion of ships escaping. this may have been due to two caws. Included in the number of ships sunk are those which were mined, though the proportion is small; naturally. however ...

... yearending June, 1875, record the most numerous casualties that have hitherto occurred in one year. The number of lost or damaged ships within our seas amounted in that period to 4259. Of these, 155 were attended with loss of lives, which in the very ...

... of owners who, having lost their 1 ships in the storm, have Invested their insurance-money in new bottoms, take the case of worthy, well to-do old gentleman, entertaining friend with lamentations over the ] ruin of the shipping interest, when suddenly ...

... over January terms. There ale no other changes from a week ago. A YEAR'S SHIPPING CALAMITIES. Abstracts have beea published of the returns made to the Board of Trade of shipping casualties which occurred near the coasts or in the riven and harbours of ...

... BRITISH SHIP LOST A telegram from Lloyd's agont at Wellington. N.Z., dated April 31, twenty minutes, to two p.m., states that the British ship Zuteam has been wrecked and totally lost, ship and cargo, at Palliser. Nine persona only Paved. MR ...

... A LOST TREASURE SHIP. With the consent of the Turkish Government, some Greek divers began investigations a short time ago at the bottom of the em neer Chico, where, in 1770, at the battle of Chem* the Turkish fleet was totallydestroyed, sod the Russian ...

... TWELVE LIVES LOST ON BURNING SHIP. The storm was general over the whole comer,. It was continued yesterday in some districts, bat not with the same intensity, the weather yesterday being generally milder. Many reeds in the north of Diland yesterday were ...

... TERRIBLE SHIPPING DISASTERS. HUNDREDS OF LIVES LOST. News has jest been received at Yokohama of two terrible maritime disasters off the South Costa of Japan. The Turkish frigate Ertogroul and the mail steamer Masashi Maru foundered daring • gale. The ...

... TERRIBLE WRECK OF AN ENIGRANT SHIP. NEARLY 600 LIVES LOST. A terrible disaster occurred in Gibraltar Bay on Tuesday evening. The Utopia, an Anchor liner, had been chartered from en Italian port to carry a large number of Italians to America. The steamer ...

... A NORTH SEA FIRE DISASTER. A SHIP AND SEVEN LIVES LOST. SURVIVORS' ORDEAL: FATAL HEROISM. By the arrival in the Tr on Thunday of the Norwegian steamer Ancona, • grim tragedy of the sea was disclosed. The vessel brosght 20 persons belonging to the Danish ...

... mile on board were lost. The Winkfield admitted Liabiiiq. and brought • suit to limit their liability ender the Marabout Shipping Act. It was cratenikd babel( the Winldield that imam& as the Postmaster- General could not be sad for the km of the letters ...