... intelligible answer. Most valuable opvportunities of communicating the most important intel- ligence are thus daily lost. W'Then ships are passing each to other, such intelligence might often lead to diminution of et less of life And property at sea, ...

... or more ships are involved in one casualty. Of these 171hi,1434 are knownt ae5 been ships belonging to Great Britain and Its depenidencies, ti with British certificates of registr~y. and 246 to have been h foreign ships. Of the remaining 61 ships the country ...

... parts of his speech the interest was lntmse, and some of his state- net,-notably one Mi which he gave an t account of the lost ships of some of the per- b sons who have bere prominently denouncing ?? a strong and visible impression on hs audience. Yor popr ...

... of paper, occasionally got destroyed by in accident. They got consumed when a house lo takes fire, and not a few are lost when ships id founder at sea. Occasionally one may have b5 oeard of their being eaton by rats, and there . is at least one story ...

... completely cut off. The islands are remarkable for their splendid growth of timber, valuab~le for ship building. Official de. spatches from Flag-officer Ml'Kean, at Ship Island, received at ?? Departinentesaterday, put us in possession of the details of the late ...

... Cruz, 26. Million dollars. Dividends fifty thousand. Mosquito war ended. Antilles healthy. Ilavana e hurricane. lsundred ships lost. Crops good. Jamaica, ?? rains. Sea covered, wreck, plantations. While the agents are writing these messages, the telegraph ...

... missing ships end lives lest therein, although not in the total loss of life ox total loss of property. .we have thus far spokenof thelossof lifoonly. It will be remembered that our original inquiry was witle reference to the number of ships lost, anL that ...

... of Commons, will take care that they don't go on like this long enough to add other Captains and Megwras to the list of lost ships. Even a fierce political blast blowing throughWhite- hall would be better than helpless stagnation. TnIr proposal to construct ...

... off B~ar- sa' rar- teluna, at third ship of the name was driven di, till ashore by a storiu, and because a total wreck. T bed Finally, in Hawvke' s great victory off Quiheron, ted, when the Frenchi lost four ships of the line do- gi wed stroyed, and. ...

... The Albion ions lost 50. The ships now present here at Varna are the Aga- aennon, Belle-rophon, Sanspareil, Higbflyer, Si- noon, Vulcan, BFitebanni, Megasra, Cyclops, and Ilnezible. The Blia~ asi at Baidjik clearing out. ie only ships in Pie squadron ...

... this summer in the rate of the freights for building wood, occasioned by the great number of Norwegian ships lost or damaged this winter. A large ship which came ashore recently on the French coast is supposed to have been an English transport. She had ...

... were entirely lost and 16 sustained partial damage. Of the 728 lives lost, 81 were lost in vesX. that foun dered. 346 through TUNSes.in collision, and 122 in vessels stranded dr cast ashore. The remaining number of lives lost (179) were lost ...