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... WRECK UXXixJLJ Several of the crew of this unfortunate ship, .which sailed from Milford, under the command of Capt. Thomas, in May last, and was lost on her homeward voyage, have arrived home. The crew were natives of Milford and its neighbourhood. The ...
... LIVERPOOL. DESTRUCTION OF THE OCEAN MONARCH, AN EMIGRANT SHIP, BY FIRE.—178 LIVES LOST. (FROM OUB. OWN CORRESPONDKJST.) One of the most appalling events which has occurred since the melancholy shipwreck of the Rothsay Castle, on the Dutchman's bank, took ...
... Acorn, were both lost near the same time. The former was on a passage to Montreal. She got pinched by the ice within- three days aft r losing, sight of land, and filling, immediately went down; the crew were lucky enough to save the ship's boats, in which ...
... part of the city. Several lives were lost. All the lines of tele- graph wires, running from the city, were broken, and the communication interrupted. One or two steamers were wrecked, and most of the outward-bound ships that were at anchor in the harbour ...
... -Oii Wednesday week a most disastrous and somewhat extraordinary accident occurred to the New York emigrant ship Hemisphere, by which three men lost their lives, and others were placed in a very precarious condition. The vessel, which was commanded by Captain ...
... months Martin Feiietty, a seaman, on board the ship Cleopatra, laying at the Bute Hocks, was charged with entering and stealing truit from the garden of Mr. Roberts, of Adamsdown. It appears that the ship in which the prisoner was engaged, was about to ...
... t^le unfortunate deceased, waggons, and adjuncts, precipi- into the pic, which was about 34 fathoms in depth. He \,°thers, lost no time in entering the pit through the level. n ?uud both men dreadfully bruised and shattered. Davies 'Sfs;Ulte dead. Thomas ...
... AMERICA. The royal mail steam-ship, Caledonia, Captain Leitch, arrived Liverpool on Monday, with advices from New York to the Boston to the 6th, and Ilallifax to the Sth instant respec- tively. The following are the chief diplomatic appointments of General ...
... the ship it was ap- prehended that she would become a complete loss. A portion of the crew reached Amsterdam by a Dutch vessel on the 14th and the remainder, who had taken refuge on board another vessel, were expected there in a few days. The ship and ...
... preserve everything associated with the memory of our great reformer.—Edinburgh Witness. FOUNDERING OF MOIm EMIGRANT SHIPS.—ONE HUNDRED LIVES LOST.Advices received on Tuesday, from Quebec, state that at midnight, on the 10th of last month, the Maria, from Limerick ...
... the preceding night. The Danish troops had a short time previously met with the advanced guard of the German army, and had lost between 300 and 400 men, whom the Prussians captured. They left Flensburg in con- sequence, without waiting for the town to ...
... this amount have been shipped to Valparaiso and Martian, and nearly the whole ba- lance to the isla ids of the Pacific, Oregon, and China. But a small amount has left for the United States. Whv so large a proportion has been shipped to Valparaiso and Maxatlau ...