... London, Dickie, from Portau.Prinee for Antwerp, at Falmouth 6th July. t Plymouth, July 7.-The Candace ?? bas arrived hera from Africa. and reporto that the Niger ?? on her homeward nan- sage, ran on a reef of rockr at sunts Cru., Teneriffe, on the ulght of ...

... -Where the assciated steamship compankes ...

... This year has so far a - e 90 by 13,000 tons. I i LORD LOCH ON BUSINESS IN SOUTH AFRICA. At a .argelv-astended half-yearly meeting of : idrs of the Standard Bank of Africa, t. Lca4.0 yesterday, Lord Loch, the chair- rar che company, and Governor of Cape ...

... 29 Uruguay ?? 993,961 813,448 30 Western. Africa ?? 665,962 642,467 31 Venezuela ?? 482,988 387,032 32 Moroco ?? 162,532 272,184' 33 Central America ?? 221,794 137,356 34 Tunis ?? I,'8 102',117 36 Eastern Africa ?? 2i44 01,876 36 Siam ?? 15,180. 36,943 ...

... SeVere . Africa Anousa 0. Gem (brigantine) ?? Perala (rTm a.), Lott, N. York Eienar (B.s ) ?? Bhiboa3 Pilgrim, Richerdson, Quebec Glendevon ?? Hiranicthk Alabama (B.9 ), Bates, Havre Catharine Jane (barquo).. Atheniani (a a ), Lowry, Africa OFF 'EI PORT ...

... the mouth, about 110,000 bags. In reference to the opinion expressed above relative to the war with Buenos Ayres, it is right to add that many persons think a war very unlikely, as Rosas is quite unprepared. Copious rains had interrupted the regular arrivals ...

... 2iadeira, Mlay 3.-Dumbarton ?? and Macgregor Laird (rins.0.), sailed on the st for leeward. Luctfer (3French war steamer) and Volturno(Italiana war steamer). lBY TELEGRAPH.] Beta ?? from London, at Belfast. Sam Richole, from Manzanilla at Deal. Faitland ...

... Mersey estuary of about 165 acres, with more than nine miles of quayage. SHIPPING SHARES AND THE WAR. Whatever else may be thought about the war in South Africa, it can only have one effect (says the Joint Stock Compaies Jonrnal ) upon the shipping trade ...

... quantity of tonnage going out to South Africa, there will ultimately be an over- supply on the Eastern and Plate markets. We do not share this opinion, as the boats on tirme- ch-arter will not be re-delivered in South Africa, but most probably in the majority ...

... -!t : t~tbe'aom~titi^'of Xdb~ia tS'4 thq u~t~ePrtl., as, 4i t =, Weii'l totiherez sng jnpply of p31 ...

... neressary to adjourn the meeting owing a' to the delays caused by the troubles on tho fn- WetJ Coast of South America through the war, Do. and by the sudden death of the manager. The L ,O., accounts had come to hand, buft their accountants o ter could not get ...

... duration the war. The knowledge of this will be a great point gained, for so long as it is uncertain whether the contending parties intend to put forth all their strength, and what that strength really is, it is impossible tell how long the war will last ...