... having lost ttt barrels tar during a gale on vk John Paxton. which stranded lias been assisted off by fishermen, and has pro** agreement, itSO. . _ The Pride of the West, from last. arri\ cd.at, Shields, reports that the fm_ from the north, she lost inaialK»>» ...

... SHIPPING DISASTERS. VESSELS IN COLLISION IN THE RIVER. Yesterday, the steamer Trafalgar, from Savannah, came into collision with the schooner City of Perth, which was lying at anchor in the river, damaging the letters headgear, The steamer subsequently ...

... a terrible storm encountered last voyage to New York. The passenger says that the ship was only saved by the masterly manner in which it was handled. Two men were lost—a steerage passenger and ■ sailor. The difficulty between Mr. Williams, C.E., of and ...

... Balti- Est, great tiring was going on amongst the i prteten on the stage—so much so that the j rrojerty man appears to have lost his head. most thrilling part, when the air of the : theatre was filled with gunpowder smoke, a ydkal student, who was sitting ...

... to death. The prisoner's case stands remanded. A sad accident is reported from the Penrhyn quarries, by which two lives were lost. It appears that three men, wishing to lighten their labours, bored underneath the rock in place working from above. A great ...

... SHIPPING NEWS. HIGH WATER LIVERPOOL. Morning; Height. Evening. Height', a. k. rr. in. b. if. rr. nr. Tuesday . 10 17 15 6 10 35 . 15 Wednesday.. 10 1 11 10 . 16 4> Thursday. 11 26 16 U 16 9 ARRIVED. October 27. Angola (a) Africa ...

... left in three boats—two belonging to the ship, and one from the lifeboat station, and had to pull a distance of four miles before they could reach the beach. Two of the boats reached the shore safely, but the ship's lifeboat containing the mate and six ...

... punishment seven years' penal servitude. After having part of the time, he was given a ticket of leave but he subsequently lost his priviledge in consequencnce of misconduct. the year 1872 he was again sentenced to seven years' penal servitude and seven ...

... her warm satisfaction with their noble conduct in the very successful and important action at Charasiab, which the Viceroy lost no time in reporting to her Majesty. The Queen- empress desires to express to her gallant troops for those of their comrades ...

... vessel lountess of Fyfo went ashore on the 20th, and by this disaster two men, the second mate and able seaman named Murphy, lost their lives, while several of the crew were hurt. The Countess of ! Pyfe was forced from her moorings, and to prevent ; her ...

... SHIPPING NEWS. «o„„,, Tuesday 150 . f,i Wednesday.. 229 . {3 '.I . ARRIVED. I November 2. rtnum 1 , -Antwerp OHn% N,na ,- • -Earcele-na Lisbon November British -'WS Zurbaran (s) Cadiz Gladiator s) ' Moho'igo Onega Boadicea Hamburg 1 ''•••Alex» ...

... Public Notices. DEERHOUND BITCH, about 18 months old. Brindled Fawn Colour, Lost on Friday. 31sf, I an. Any person giving information of above ill j rewarded.—Address 50, thi> Paper. PETER'S WARD.—Lt is requested that all ACCOUNTS in connection with the ...