... SUPPOSED MURDER ON BOARD D SHIP. Advicos from Boston, J ly 13, say- The United States revenue cutter WNilliam Appleton, lieutenant Commander Itandolph, arrived at Key West on the 29th ult.., on a cruise tothosouth-oast coast of Florida. She brings the ...

... I THE SHIP EARL DERBY. THE CHARGE AGAINST THE MASTER 45 AND CARPENTER. ro. a4 Alfred Graystou. and James Anderson, the oh master anid the carpenter of the ship Earl Derby, remanded from time to time on the charge of In attempting to scuttle that vessel ...

... extract the following from the Times of I17dra I pi of September 26: - We pnblish Mr. 'Justice I at I Latham's judgment in a shipping case which pre- ?? a sents same notable features. In the enuit fled by st 4the plaintiffs, VisrmmEbrabim and uo.,theyprae4r ...

... killing them all and taking possession towst of the ship, and it wa's this designo, and the crew being con- belic 'stantly on the guard, that produced such apprehension anod one terror among them when the ship struck. . , I to-di It Is reported that the hoats ...

... point of fact. because the money was obtained for a future interear in the ship for the command thereof. It was the purchase of an interest in the ship; and if the Darties had lost their money they wonld have the right to bring am action for a breach of ...

... boat to have missed a ship in su a night. In an bo Mr. Aikin, the captain stated that the prisoner had about ;5 due to him as wages at Monte Video, and his clothes, &c., were on board when be left the ship. -The carpenter of the ship having ie iia evidence ...

... A SUSPICIOUS SHIPPING CASE. I A shipping case was beard at the Exeter County Court, on Saturday, of greatfinportance to marine insurance clubs. the facts, as appeared from the c evidence, are as follows :-A small vessel, cutter- rigged, known as the ~ary ...

... LOCAL SHIPPING APPEAL CUSE. TEE SPAIN AND TE CITY OF BERLUN. Tord Jutfice Jrames gare ,udgment in the conrt cf Iappet! rn Monday, in :tte eeoc cf the City of Berlin. v icha wes heard on Friday, from the-dwisica of the .'ufe o4 the Admnirlty Court, who ...

... THE LOSS OF THE WELSH SHIP GLANPERIS. _ ?? 0f n AFLLEGED COWARDICE. * The ship A. G. Ropes, which re.cned the crew * of th' Welsh ship Glanperi numbering 18 hands s all to]d, has reached New York, and, in an inter- e view with a press representative there ...

... have missed a ship in such a ?? answer to of Mr. Aikin, the captain stated that the prisoner had 1 as about £5 due to him as wages at Monte Video, and St at his clothes, &c., were on beard when he left the ship. RE , -The carpenter of the ship having given ...

... ad- any other ship. d 3-c The Master of the Bolls.-WvA the captain 000k ofbrought befre any court? co of Mr. Bigham isaid when the ship pub hack ?? amincquiry was held at the instance of Lloyd's agent, T 11l, and the court found that the ship was no sea- ...

... responsible for any amount of damage sustained by the vessel if she was not entirely lost, together with the mate, directed the ship's carpenter to bore holes in the ship's bottom in consequence of the ?? not having made anly wter for some hours after sel ...