Newspaper results for Nautilus AND submarine

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3333 matching newspaper pages in total. Washington, DC has the most hits (868 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

1. Daily National Intelligencer — 1844-01-19, page 3

   … dollars’ worth of properly had been re covered from this vessel by means of divers in submarine ar mor. It is feared, however, that all efforts to raise her hull will prove fruitless …

   … which the extract is made bears date at Nassau the 2d instant: “The Revenue Cutter Nautilus, Captain WALDEN, ar rived here on the 24th ultimo from Key West, having on board …

2. The Southern Press — 1851-10-17, page 2

   … Straits of Sonde, I Warrington fell in with the East India ComI pany's cruiser, the Nautilus, 14, and not knowing of the peace, took her, after an exchange of broadsides. This …

   … that a treaty of peace had been ratified in March, Capt. Warrington gave up the Nautilus, next day. The latter vessel had 6 killed und 8 wounded, but no person was burton …

3. The Southern Press — 1851-10-18, page 3

   … ceremony took place on th lid initant, in the prosonso of a large inilitar; brce. The submarine telegraphic cnmnunicatioi letween E'lglnnd and France has bieii e*tab ishad. but …

   … Seraiu of 8unda, t, Warrington fell in with the East India Com' pany'e cruiser, the Nautilus, 14, and not knowy nig of the peace, took her, after an exchange of y broadsides …

   … a t? treaty of peace had been ratified in March, Capt. d Warrington gave up the Nautilus, next day. The I latter vessel had 6 killed and 8 wounded,' but no M person was …

4. The Daily Union — 1855-01-03, page 1

   … VIII aington Delaware, the Atlantic dock, Brooklyn l. receiving board three Of the Nautilus Submarine Company diving apparatus &c She's TO sail in few day for the Pacific pearl fishing …

5. The Daily Union — 1855-01-03, page 3

   … View are. now at the Atlantic dock Brooklyn, is tV'tfring <>n board three of, the Nautilus .Submarine Company * diving apparatus. kr. She i? to sail ii? a few days for the Pat ifir …

6. The National Era — 1855-01-11, page 1

   … Delaware, now at the 1 Atlantic dock, Brooklyn, is receiving on board three of the Nautilus Submarine Company's ' ? OL, tn nail in * fkw . flinng apparimiN, <*,c. ouo m iv o?.. ... …

7. Daily National Intelligencer — 1855-12-13, page 3

   … ,008,020, against $1,786,- i 384 in the same period last year. An apparatus for submarine operations on a new and ingenious principle has recently been patented by the Nautilus Submarine Company, and is now being exhibit ed in this city. An ordinary diving-bell has …

8. Daily National Intelligencer — 1856-03-25, page 3

   … TREASURE HUNTING. A chartered joint-stock corporation exists in Boston, called the Submarine Wrecking Company, the object of which is the recovery of valuable wrecked vessels …

   … , by means of submarine machinery, pumps, armor, diving bells, and other apparatus. They have a patent …

   … sunken steamers have been raised in the Mississippi river and its tributaries. The Nautilus diving bell is adopted by the company. At present the capital stock is $60,000, …

9. The Daily Union — 1856-11-15, page 3

   … ladlesand gentlemen : the result beinjr highly satisfactory to all present. The Nautilus, which If the name of the newly-Invented diving apparatus used by the fom)i*ny, …

   … contrivances to secure the efficiency and safety of the ap *TR Intended to apply the Nautilus to the construction of piers and mason work under water, to the raising of vessels …

10. Daily National Intelligencer — 1856-11-17, page 3

    … visit to Niagara was in connexion with certain plans of defence for that place. SUBMARINE ExPLORATIONS.—The American Nautilus Submarine Company of New York gave an exhibition of their machine on Thursday last at Glen …

    … is admitted by means of a circle of thick glass plates on the upper part of the Nautilus, and at the depth of twenty-two feet it was so light inside that the finest type …

    … removed by its agency. Fresh air is pumped down from a boat which accom panies the Nautilus, and no difficulty was experienced in respiration. The vitiated air is discharged …

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