... THE CREWS OF TWO ENGLISH I SHIPS. Advices were received at Lloyd's on Wednesday, eom- municating the details of two most frightful events at sea, -the massacre of the commaniders and portions of the crews of the British ships Victory, of London, and Herald ...

... expresses the belief than an - error'bad been committed with reg-ard to the name of the y vessel lost. e FOUNDERIN(G OF AN AU,9TRIAN SHIP. ii FALMOUTE, Saturday.-The ship County of Forfar 3, arrived here to-day and lauded the captain and twelve a men of the craw ...

... POISONING ON BOARD A LIVERPOOL SHIP. DEATHS OF SIXTY-SEVEN PERSONS. T1 Cc The ship Accrington, from Liverpool to Caloutta, with Pr soldiers' wives and families, put into Pernambuco, Dec. 1 I 4th, in charge of the second mate, the captain and chief Ml ...

... THE CREWS OF TWO ENGLISH SHIPS. I Advices were received at Lloyd's on Wednesday, corm municating the details of two most frightful events at sea, -the massacre of the commanders and portions of the I of crows of the British ships Victory, of London, and ...

... ANOTHER TRAINING SHIP BURNED ON THE THAMES. -A catastrophe which bears a striking resemblance to the recent destruction of the Goliath training ship occurred yesterday morning on the Thames. The MaiLne Society's training ship Warsitite,- lying at . Woolwich ...

... I| ANOTHER EXPLOSION ON BOARD THE VICTORIA STEALS SHIP. I NINE PERSONS KILLED. in - . .1 .. . ?? pcol, Robtert IThe prr Shrowell and This ill-fated vemee); in which a noust deplorable cain- Aiet in. Hopkln nIftY took place no thc 1tgh of March tast, when ...

... ANOTHER COLLISION BETWEEN BRITISH | - .. - - WAR SHIPS. Letters from Singapore, dated September 16th, report that Her Majesty's ships Encounter and Foxhound weighed anchor that morning to proceed to Penang. Thi Foxhound's anchor getting foul, she drove ...

... first British ship afe is ca covery. The crew who brought home the igst EA aod )re composed of men from manyInations, yuetatoe onb0 a a reputation of the clipper has been We'l naa the t- occasion. Tihe fever still remained very r. shipping when the Seraphina ...

... LOSS OF T.BE SHIP SOUPHEIB EBXPIRE AND ALL ON BOARD. Yesterday, intelligence reached Liverpool of the foundering of the ship' Southern Empire with every soul on boeard. The Southern Empire, under command of Captain J. Dunlop. left New Orleans for the ...

... WRECK OF THE IRISH EMIGRANT SHIP PALLAS. SEVENTY-TWO LIVES LOST. The -Yew York Hffr -l, of the 17th instant, has the folloWing:- By telegraph from Halifax we are informed of the total wreck of the ship Pallas, bound from Cork for Quebec,. at St. Paul's ...

... Acorn were both lost near lthe same time. The former was. on a passage. to I Montreal. She got pinched by the ice within three days after losing sight of land, and filling, ismsedi. ately went down; the crew were lucky enough to save the ship's boats, in ...

... illl Ul DESTRUCTION to OF THIE lie O(CEA N HOPARCD t PCE¶T SHIP ye B to BY FIRE. Most appalling 'El vent-0@0 Lives Lost. e (From the Livsopool ferctuy of Yesterday.) B It is our painful duty to lay before our readers the particulars, so far as we have ...