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... them, being confident of getting his ship into port safely, but arranged that the schooner should remain by them all night. While the moon waa they kept her in sight, but it afterwards came on thick and they lost her. The wind veering round, the steamer ...
... HAMPAGNE Shipped from Epaey. L OUIS P.ENOU[F. Lb Special Cuvde, One of thO Shipped from Epernay. MUMpp frMA7 AG MrS _ ?? LOUIS RENOUF. LJ Tills oi`ooo Shilps t1iio ?? ClOol HiUANIPAGN1. ?? Is Ptire CHAUPAG NE, Coo0 of tile FincTt CNAMPAGNES Shipped from Epornny ...
... of service. He is, Ino soiry to uy, one of the two officers lost. Tne conduct Mr. M&ndevllie, sub lieutenant, have before noticed I also saw him save another life from drowning tear the ship. Robert Giddy, cclet boatswain's mate, distirguiahed himself ...
... Marine Board Adjudicated on a remarkable case Wednesday. A ship who had recently been a lieutenant in the navy, charged with neglect of duty.; and it appeared from the evidence that he kept his ship for 110 .days at Havamu* during the whole of which time ...
... peaceful merchant ships, she herself made her first voyage under the pretended name of the Sea King, under the pretence of entering the China trade. When the so-called Sea King had got clear off, she was followed by another Liverpool ship, the Laurel, carrying ...
... assert the absolutely extra-territorial. character of a ship of war, even in the port of another country, seem entirely to forget that it is only by the peru-ission of that coantry that tny foreign ship has a right to remain in, or even to come into, its ...
... labour of two thousand men running glibly out to the bottom of the Atlantic, is only to be imagined. Then they grappled for the lost end—four times. The first time they got it more than half way up and a swivel gave way. The next time they got it up a thousand ...
... CHAMPAGNES Shipped i eem France. iV f1 c inOUF - One of the FINEST CHAMPAGNES 8hippod from France. OUIS RENOUF L ous RE SP6L UVE One of the FINEST CHAMPAGNES to Shipped from Frnuce. r OUIS RENOUF L SPEOOPE&AL uCvUT. One of the FINEST C6AMPAGNES Shipped from ...
... increase in the exodus from that port. There sailed, under the Act, thirty-two ships, with 958 cabin, and 9,121 steerage passengers, and, not under the Act, 13 ships, having board 771 passengers. These numbers show an increase over the corresponding ...
... battle fought the early part the month, at Yantany, on the Uruguay, the allies under Flores were victorious. The Paraguayans lost 1,700 prisoners, their cannon and flags; and the battle is said to have been decisive so far as the invasion of Brazil concerned ...
... Aparstienits for gentlauiea, orlady and gentleman.-Apply, Sirs. Sollis. 13, Hisgley Rood. c7115 LOST AN]D FOUND. ~3ULL-BTTCH (large-elzed brindled) Lost, en January 24; chewers to the name of Moke.-Aenyouie retisroimg it to Mr. Juarvis, 'Nelsois Street ...
... REGULAR LINE OF PACKETS FROM SWANSEA TO VALI'ARAISO. coQUJMBO. AND OALDERA. I' tE adoralgned intend despatching Firat-olasR SHIPS Tnt mnthly IntOrvls, for the above-numed Porte. Next de. gpsrture at an early date. Far full particulars of Rates of br~t and ...