... blown down, and nearly levery vessel in :the harbour lost its masts and saile. A tornado on Saturday mormmaz at Leaven- worth, Kansas, caused damage to theextent of 130,000 dole., but no lives were lost. SECONDEDITION._ LONDON, WNDNEsDsA, 2 p.M. LONDON CORN ...

... boat was lost, soppiosed in the night, himself anil a young'man ramed Porthuary wvas drowned; both have left ?? Catmsald andl Wrinkle boats weri lost.- No injury was sustained in thiis Harbour, although vessels ?? is feared niany lives were lost in Hamnoaze ...

... and The first-cliss cruiser Sardegna left Spesia strai lost night to join the Italian squadron in the I81e e Uvaot, vuiiere Italy has a fleet of fifteen war- Anl e ships. Another fiftcen ships, exclusive of Part Utorpedo boats, is kept rea dy for any ...

... boats, which bad been launched as soon as the captain of the sailing ship had satisfied him. self that there was no immediate danger of his at vessel foundering. The surviving ship's com- re Panty vill be called upon to explain how it ,,I came to pass ...

... vessels belonging to the country, the average loss each year was 610 ships, averaging 21i1 tons each; and the number of lives lost on these occasions was 1550. In 1841 and 1842, when the shipping had increased to nearly 29,000, the average loss was only 611 ...

... was wrecked at Abbevillo ore Sstitrdatv; live of S fits erase being lost. And on Moitihiy, ithe Little Henery, a S D~artmnou~th vessel, wits dhestroyvl tiear Caelais. iii 'Tle ship l31Geischw~isters, af' Ettden, beotnd for tlso Thlrisme, sl cmos tereeked ...

... very destructive, c Aih great damage to the shipping. On the night of l Wmsdiy, an emigrant ship, bound for New Orleans, was c t~agy lost on the Blackwater Bank, along with three .as vessels. The emigrant ship was the Adeline,; iif Jom Liverpool, with ...

... a £2 jubilee coin, and is suspected of being concerned in a robbery of jewellery at Leamington. AN INTERESTING SHIPPING - ~~~CASE. A shipping case of some interest came before his M Honour Judge Paterson and a jury at the Bideford as County Court on Monday ...

... Intelligence was on Saturday received in the City of the I t il loss of the above ship, together with a cargo valned at nearly £20,000. The Oxford, which was a new ship of 121 tons hurthleu, was the propeity of \lessrs. Gilhy ait Scott, of St. Benet's ...

... tdoret&lpild the llos.ifoililt of passioug'a-head of hek vitl 6dt iisk to his ?? ships. As Me drew near, my ?? of b6irig clbie uitd. r her stern was frustrated by the ship breaking -,,iid from the wind 1lhiwing extremety fr¢alh, ?? first fire, comnmencing ...

... face of this earth, was destined to receive the benefit of his Redeemer's atonement, and that all the rest of mankind was lost-and lost 't gll eternilty; it is hard to say what would be the sensations excited in that man'samindbythe intelligence. . . . . ...

... , of Kirkaldy, with much effect to the state of our Merchant Shipping. E He states that the evil effects of Marine Insurance, has been to cause bad ships to be built, and bad and old ships to be employed much longer than they othervvise woald be. All ...