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... accidents oceur, snoh asthoe wikoeto the ship In the middle of the Atlantic., Assumaing these views to be correct, I would venture to suggest to the owners of the Great Eastern, after the Atlantic cable to safely laid and In working order, that the vessel should ...
... received from New York, state thaS s the ship General Birch, 745 tons register, bound -rm Liverpool to Ialifax, Nova Scot, has- bem abandoned in the Atlantic in a sinking condito. r The whole of the crew were rescued, and have bees lauded at Me York I ?0uxcEM ...
... Porte, however, is ready to examine Italian complaints and to enforce redress. F THE SINKING OF BRITISH SHIPS BY Ce THE GERMANS.W Correspondence respecting the sinking of six British tl vessels in the ?? by Germans was published on u Wednesday. Mostof ...
... by bumping on the ground. SEVERE GALES IN THE ATLANTIC v The fearful south-easterly gales, which have this week I proved so disastrous round our own (coasts, have caused t serious disasters in the Atlantic. By the arrival of the I African mail steamship ...
... eaptcin of the toa E found that she was sinking, and just had time to I sl;ip the hawser, wheu the barque went down. Tree tog vwas barked slightly, and three men and a boy succeesed in escaping from the sinking vessel. The captain and seven men are drowned ...
... very One of the masts is driven through the bottom, and at high F I he water the bales of goods were-floating about in the ?? 'rm York Enquirer. t of Pernambuco, April 21, 1827.-A pirate, orprivateerschooner, d in- appeared off the port a few days ago, and ...
... Mild States line of bs~ttle Ship'- 40 Cornelius Vanderbilt, ?? 40 Great' Republic, ?? Q5 80 5~Persia, British ?? ~ 88o ,00 Atlantic, ,steamship.' ?? ?? Britain,' British steamtshaip-' ?? 287. 8000 Himalaya, British steamship ?? 88 30 88500 Among other ...
... wounded is considerable. i 'etails are still wanting. The Austriau headquarters are at Veile. a ! OorExHcwoGE, Almica 8, l 45 P.rM. f Official despatehes have been published here! which state our outposts wvere attacked this morn- i Iig at Xrybily and Hlaireballe ...
... the 3rd and 5th prox, attended by south = veering to west gales. Another follows two days after, and will affect Norway. Atlantic very stormy. T a Shipbuilding on the Clyde has been unusually cot it brisk during February, the output being repre- t d ...
... the Atlantic and Gulf States: The ' temperature at the former has fallen 14 degrees,t~ ,and 6 degrees at the latter-the average being 46 and SO degrees respectively. i Tlus ?? any ?? dlay Sn, day UzECECPTS- day. last ivk. 1864 3o. 1883 s. Atlantic parts ...
... away. The few -stuck to the ship as long as they could; the violence ci the waves, however, was too much for them, and they rM compelled to launch themselves into the deep, as 1lcir last resource. They did so, and endeavoured to lare themselves by clinging ...
... beene giveno hplim, andoit is thought he cannot of l avi captur mr. en is going on favour- le, Tie n FATE Is' Si just H FRANKaN..rm Cpt. Sherard he Osborne has forwarded to the editor of the Times the ut fllowing expstrct of a letter, dated Red River Settlement ...