... off the coast. 27th, saw a large ship with foremast gone. All vessels arriving from the Mausitius are placed in quarantine. Her Majesty's steamer Himalaya sailed from Algoa Bay on the 26th for Mauritius and China. The ship Norabjee Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy, ...

... people who lost their lives, the North Sea claimed seventy; the Channel, nineteen; the Irish Sea and the Atlantic, I37. Of the total number only nine were passengers, the 319 others being officers- and -members of thecrews of the lost ships. The foundering ...

... thrown on the neitbiouring rocks; happily no lives were lost FRBSME, OCT, 8.-To-day we have had a miat dreadful storm -we have already beard of fire boats, pertly laden, that are lost; two ships are alro driven ashore We do not vet know how many lives ...

... these provisons.- Whether these provisions were those left latelyfor them. 'or possibly part of the stores of Ross's old lost ships which Emma had often seen at no; great distance from Frauklin, I could not ascertain. From Captain Austin's account of hi- ...

... they hope to put out, on the unknown sea, and search it so thoroughly as to bring back proof of the destruction of the lost ships -Erebus and Terror, or a satisfactory negation of the 'fact. - If traces are discovered pointing in any particular direction; ...

... the Spanish batteries and out the cable himself. The Spaniards lost eleven ships, and their losses in men must be heavy accordingly, while the American* casualties were slight, and their ships uninjured. Meanwhile, in the loll comes another appeal for peace ...

... painful, they hope to put out on the unknown sea, and search it so thoroughly as to bring back proof of the destruction of the lost ships Erebus and Terror, or a satisfactory negation of the fact. If traces are discovered pointing in any partictu- lar direction ...

... formerly passengers of the ship William Nelsc. They were foating upon spars, pieces ct wood. hen- coops, ?? up to the waist in water, and were almost in a stato of nasednees. Eight of the womaen were seated astxiduu the lost ship's mainmast. The ninth was ...

... is expected to be so great that a special traiht will be reul to and fro by the Great Western. 0 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ?? 0 THE LOST SHIPS AT SEBASTOPOL.-Although, as s has been stated, the American contractors who tmndertook v to raise the vessels sunk at Sebastopol ...

... the Maria from Batavia, Captain Young, formerly of the ship Governor Ready, of London, had arrived there, his ship having been lost on a shoal, In the vicinity of Murray's island-no lives lost. Ships spoken by the Maria-Aug. 15th, bark ...

... they had seen nothing M1,1r. Young savs he is confident that the masts seen by the Indian were those of one ?? Franllkl1is lost ships, the Eirbus and the Terror. THE CARMAIUX STRIKE TO BE CONNTINLUED. The Carmaux milners on strike held a general meeting ...

... ports 62. imilliou ov-t'. Thq; Amnericain ships lost were onlyS6 innumiber, althoagh . froii AXmerica'we.imported 149 million cWt. Canada' sent ns only 17 mi;1l1ion cvt. bat lost 31 ships. The nitualer of lives lost in the American and ...