... small-arm ammunition. The steamship Sixty-six returned to the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, on Saturday last, with upwards of 200 tons of torpedo sinkers, which were landed at the Royal Arsenal Wharf within six hours. They were despatched from tbe Middlesbrough ...

... ictor. Prince lieorge. and Princess Louise Wales, and attended their suite, arrived from Antwerp and disembarked at Woolwich Arsenal yesterday. Her royal highness was able to walk from the gangway to the carriage, and 1 k d very much better than her departure ...

... it to Hull. Captain Woodcock then hastened to the rescue, as a woman’s voice was heard exclaiming, Oh, be quick.” The keel was taken on shore by six o’clock, broken into, and a woman and child rescued by man named Rushworth, who entered the hull. Mrs Snowden ...

... MISCELLANEOUS. Anti-Income Movbmf..nt —An influential meeting Hull merchant-! ami tradesmen, on Wednesday, formed association for repealing the inconf on trades and professions. A large amount was subscribed in the room, and energetic action was decided ...

... A. Stewart. Single l.eap, William Uurnett, Alnwick, lift. 3Mn.; 2 Thomas Charlton. Hurdle Dace yds., 1 John James; 2 Robert Hull'. Sack Dace, 1 Henry Knox; 2 Win. Taylor. Wrestling, 1 William Weir; 2 Mr. Hetherington, Glanton. Foot Dace of yds., 1 John ...

... sister of the Princess of Wales—arrived in the Thames on Monday morning and landed shortly after one o'clock the Woolwich Arsenal T pier. The Prince and Princess of Wales were present to receive their Imperial visitors, and the Bsssttw and Danish Ambassadors ...

... of the pie were analyzed Dr. Ranzome, of Nottingham, and both were found contain arsenic. Sophia, the wife of Richard Hudson, was proved have bought an ounce of arsenic at the shop Mr. W. Posthill, at Newark, on the December last. Hannah Hollis, the mother ...

... ty left the yacht and was r wed to the Arsenal, where, on a decorated 'audtng, he waa received by the authorities amid a general salute from forts and ships. Having paid a short visit to a portion of the Arsenal, entered a special train and proceeded ...

... Convention at Philadelphia. shocking accident occurred on board the steamtug Flying Scud, of Hull, on Monday afternoon. _ The vessel was lying in the river Hull, and the cylinder was being taken out of her engine-room by means of derrick fixed on board ...

... thousand; in Leeds, 2025 per thousand ; in Bradrord, 25 53 per thousand ; in Hull, per thousand; in Newcastle-upon Tyne, per thousand. In London, Bristol, Sheffield, and Hull thsrate of mortality in ISG9 was greater than either of the two next preceding ...

... the harbour strewn with wrecks, the lighthouse gone, and many houses A niiiss, near the of the harbour, built up of crushed hulls, broken spars, and loose cordage, was formed by the ship British Empire, lately out from England with tons coal for tho use ...

... to New York vid IJavannah. The Mistusippi, was built South Boston in 1862. She was bark-rigged, had four bulkheads, and her hull was wholly of iron below the second deck. She was of 1,960 tons, new measurement, and was commanded by Captain G. B. Slocum ...