The Barrow Herald and Furness Advertiser. — 1866-04-21 (Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England)

ANOTHER LARGE 1 C STEAMER, WITH 'ALL ON BOARD.—Anotlier new ~iarge iron screw ' steamer, similar •to the ill,11"61.-!' fated steamers London, Arnalia, and GranaE_'s ,7'dfaii; is, .we regret to,-say, believed to have foimdered with every soul on board. ,She-WaS -,' the Nerbu'dda, 135,7:•t0- lis . register, cOnarealfdedi ' ,i'by Captain Hady, belonging !to the, ,Boinbaye, 'II wand Bengal Steam Shipping Company, W 7; I 'lift -'6nsidered a first-claas steamship, having "ie • built under special survey of Lloyd's.surVeyeti fl (4;311 ilit7 ShO'44;aEl folly. 'hunched 'last summer • from .1 -f.MkS. T. Vernon's 'shipbuilding yard, on the - • _Mersey, and having received her full m-Inent she sailed from Liverpool for Bonibity)-)pri „, ,the 18th November last; with a erevinof aTont I '4- ,1' 50-'itands. 1 here is no doubt she .encountered f 0 Dna the full filly Of those disastrous gales which,: .. ,„ from that time until the month of, January .. ~it -swat the Atlantic. The -New York' packet' 1, ship Albion,•Which arrived at Liverpool on the I, - : 216tNovember, reported having signalled her L'on-the'lothinllat.-50 N. 'Ong. -9 W.' ; she was , then apparently in distress, .being under canVasqlrily, but .the weather: was too heavy for ~ ,the AlbioiPto bear down . for her. As-time woNsbn'iße premium to effect insurahcffit,ou her'gr.adilally increased, until at list itatiod. ..,., at 85 guineas net per cent. This was:upwards laaltl-- .of a month since and since then the; under Writers have 'settled their loss, , under the full belief that the unforimate steamer flas ;fOunFa .71/2- doted bile} will never: be-heard o£ he was , ceitsictered as strong -a -built steamer as ever 461-fil . went to;sea. Her extreme length was 260 feet,d.lOl !?1' breadth of beam M' feet 3 inches; ship rigged, C ix-.;-' - with: engines'!of -I -horse power, and built with four water-tight compartments. It is re;=, 'ea Ji-P-Torted that insurancesT•Vvere effected On her ,„ --o"f"and carp to the extent of .€80,900. • :` ~ When an important article of' domestimonr ' , ~ sumPtion commands' d lasting :preference it is, buff/ evident that its intrinsic value is highly prized by the public. ' TO this cause is attributed the . . ~...iinequa led deniarid. for Herniman'S Pure ca ;,, joll :i.vhich prefeyence, we submit, is a further' ciani ' firmatien of the fact, that "the public are yea' ' judges Of good tea."' • Horniman and CO., from highly favourable imports, t9gether with the recent ,reduction in the duty, ,are enabled 6 : ' lower their prices Bd. per pound ; that is, about twenty per. cent. 'Cheaper to the consumer, and the quantiVy Passed for duty, as published by '.-. the Custom.- House, shows, in conseqdrice of a. this reduction, •69psumption hitherto unpara, - f"lelled in the annals-ofthe tea trade. This irticic-. "&ed 'preference has attracted 'a host of copyists ; - the public, will do Well to observe that all g6liii: _.-1-- : • . inc packets bear the signature " Iforniman'.•aha' _CO., L9ndon,original importers of Purelea." "Agentt in eVeiy;t4*Ti';irid those in. the district I are advertised 14 our col;Rug,---Advt.  lo  Fr,  TUC(  Bell; who was indicted on Saturday for attempted murder at Dulwich, has been sentenced to 15 years penal servitude. Elizabeth- Kealey, aged 15, who lived in Mainchester,died on Saturday last from the effects of a bite from a mad dog, received on the previous- Thursday.  _