Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1863-07-29 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

LIVES. —II is feared that a most calamitous shipwreck has happened in the vicinity of Aden by the loss of the ship Boyne,' with 400 pilgrims on board. The advicesre°rived at Lloyd's state that the Boyne' left Bombay about a month since (prior to June 23) with about 435 pilgrims, bound to &Adel, and when near Hoodedah the ship is reported to have struck on a rock, and re• mained fast. The pilgrims were landed OD an adjacent island, and soon afterwards the vessel was got off, leaking badly ; but the passengers, in spite of the warning of the nacoda. immediately re.embarked, and the ship was got under weigh, but the water gained so rapidly on them that they were compelled to abandon the vessel, and in the rush to escape nearly 400 of the pilgrims . _ .  . , She mast have no masts. . any injury beyond the unavoidable decay which eight are said to have been drowne,d in the wreck. . " • Her rudder must not be exposed so as to be liable Crimean winters must bring with them. This is in a At the Notts aesixee, on Friday, John Wheeldon was to be disabled in poising a fort. This is most import- great measure owing to the attention of Captains Eld• indicted for shouting his wife, with intend to murder ant. ridge and Clipperton, the late and present Consuls at her. The prisoner, it appeared, discovered that his wife " ' There should be a rudder at each end, to avoid Kedah Around each etielueute, small or large, low was living with another man, and after vainly endeaturning. solid walle have been built, mid are kept in good repair. vouring to dissuade her from following such a course of " ' She must carry eight guns (rifled), weighing each On Cathearee-bill, though the grass has grown up over life, he purchased a revolver and shot her in the head. about 16,0001 b.—two on each side, two on bow, and two many of the flat tombstones, we only noticed one head- Ile afterwards applied the revolver to his own ear, and to fire from stern. I atone that had been injured ; it was one which marked attempted to commit suicide. Both were in a critical " 'The ship to be finished complete, with guns and the grave of a colonel of the 55th Regiment, and on state fer several months, but they ultimately recovered; everything appertaining.'" inquiry we found that it was blown dewn in a gale last the woman, however, being disfigured for life.—The winter. It splintered to pieces, and the words, 'Colonel, Jury found the prisoner guilty merely of unlawfully "City of New York. "New York, Sept. 20, 1861. 56th Regiment,' were all we could collect. In ilie wounding, and his Lordship sentenced him to twelve "Dear Sirs,—Veur valued favours of the ard, 28th, adjoining cemeteries, where some hundreds of our brave months' imprisonment—Great sympathy was felt for and list ult., with the accompanying drawings, were re- soldiers rest, it is gratifying to see that even the round the prisoner, and the police were compelled to remove ceived during ray absence in the far West with General shot which eight or nine years ago some friendly hand the woman by a private entrance. Fremont's division of the army, where I have been de- placed as a herder to his comrade's grave remain 'lndio- THI3 Act:melee TO THE Female: