... Elizabeth, for Konigsberg-Kaitais, Stockholm. LOSS OF WHALING SHIPS IN THE ARCTIC OCEAN. . NEW YORK, SUNDAY. The ice as closed in 33 vessels in the Arctic Ocean. whaling fleet and several ships have been sunk, and the remainder have been abandoned. The crews ...

... Ball, in Dublin Bay, and two of the crew lost. A telegram from Brest says :—A fearful storm has raged at Arcacton wheleby millions of oysters have been lost. Two foreign ships, laden with coal, have been lost, with TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT CATASTROPHE IN CHINA ...

... to the First Lord of the Treasury, praying for a final and limited search after the relics of the Erebus and Terror, the lost ships in which Franklin and his crews left England.—Athence,um. ENTRY OF GUARDS INTO LONDON.—It is expected that the three battalions ...

... Merchant Shipping Bill, Mr. Bates said—Mr. Speaker, I rise to make some reference to an extraordinary and very distressing exhibition we witnessed this afternoon. It is unfortunately too true that during the years 1873, 1874, and 1875 I lost five ships. Four ...

... all other ships. Life continues to be lost in missing ships that are classed, in excess of those that are not classed, and yet hitherto the remedy relied on by the humanitarian agitation and the press to prevent loss of life is to drive ships into cla ...

... The Liverpool ships have beaten the London ships in this extraordinary race to the antipodes by 20 days upon the whole average, and the shortest passages were again made from Liverpool, by the celebrated Marco Polo, and her sister ship the Indian Queen ...

... the passengers of the ship William Nelson. They were floating upon spars, pieces of wood, hencoops , & c., up to the i waist in water, and were almost n a state of nakedness. Eight of the females were seated astride the lost ship's mainmast. The ninth ...

... reported in 1837 to have been totally lost, were 94 ships and barques, 136 brigs, 234 schooners, 12 sloops, and 15 steatri;boats, Making a total of 490! The lives reported to be lost number 1,295, of which ' 28 men were lost in January, 54 in February, 24 in ...

... reported in 1837 to have been totally lost, were 94 ships and barques, 136 brigs, 234 schooners, 12 sloops, and 15 steam-boats, making a total of 490! The lives reported to be lost number 1,295, of which 28 'nen were lost in January, 54 in February, 24 in ...

... back, with cargo shifted, boat stove, &c., and pumping up cargo.—The American ship Orozimbo was towed up to dock this morning, after being in contact with the-Norwegian ship Baticola, which sustained damage, and will discharge.—Last night it blew hard ...

... • __ The Auguste, from Gefle for London, aground at Bridegrund• The Yang-Tsze, from Foo-chow-foo for New York, totally lost. A ship's headboard, marked Selina, in blue ' on a yellow ground, has been picked up at Scilly. Th e h ea dh e ard is about five ...

... tonnage:is not eet down against every ship, it is impossible to get atthe dimensions of the vessels wreaked, abandoned, foundered, bwent, blown tip, or otherwise destroyed, consequently the money value of the lost ships cannot be known. Conjectural quantities ...