The Cunard Steamship Company inaugurate the first daily newspaper ever printed on board ship. The S.S. Etruria of this line, famous for the shuttlecock regularity of her voyages, which seldom vary more than three hours from her schedule, was chosen for the experiment, and a creditable though brief account of passing events was printed in a little pamphlet of four pages called the "Cunard Bulletin." So popular proved this service that similar papers were established on other ships of that line, though greatly improved, and the paper was enlarged, until now the more important ships of the company publish a handsomely dressed paper of thirty-two pages containing the latest news, current illustrations and a strong line of advertising. The title now reads "Cunard Daily Bulletin", with subheads for "Marconigrams Direct to the Ship."