... Vessels' stern is afloat: ioreliold full of \tater, Cargo being got nuu as rapidly as puoeible untc fishing craft. She lies in exposed position. Vessel's position considered very critical. LLOYD'S MIAIL AND STEAMSHIP NEWS. Liverpool, Wednesday.- Germanic, from ...

... CArivea:RenEon esen 10 to 1 on the iield, offered. C, aITY DETTING-THUEgAY CeeAimWiTCBi,- 9 to 1 sgst Eradarnante. offered-fake 10 to 1; 11 to 1 sgst Chepotow, taken; 100 to 1 agot Lothario, offered; 100 to 7 egit Potomac, taken; 25 to 1 egos Dubiety ...

... life at sea were carefully examined into by the council, and the Presidont, beading a deputations, replying to the attack, exposed the mis. leading character of the figures quoted by the right hon. gentleman. The Association of Steamship Owners using the ...

... pressure was again to be brought to bear on the former country by our Foreign Office-a scandal which has never yet been fully exposed. Messrs. mlatheson and Co. invite subscriptions for the balance of /4700,ooo, the share capital of the Delhi, Umballa, Kalka ...

... men mast lose two or three weeks twice in the year during the time for taking stock and doing repairs to the works. All these fake away froma the poor tin.- man's 37s. Gel. per week, as represented by Vera- City. I would remind him that Walker's defl- ...

... tl l t1o L' been administered (and much gwod mat it ! se3 ' '; in the shape of a swinging incoawetax. No Went he mtkes wr fakes , poor manl, for tt ai s hitae draught ; but he must , hat it en, tietY of his own seeking, an d seal itl it llilt. IE h lesson ...

... inevit- ll a'if;t' d1 ift -of tilte flrlling industry has been to f .bandon thle cultivatioln of dry produce in this xttrV.Ta faking the year 1873 as the startiug point, acreate under the three great cornc cre-s in Urvtrt Britain (without Ireland) 11s$ 1' ...

... those showim last weele, and we believe they were brought from the borders of Shropebire. The novelty of English cattle being exposed in northern marleets finds an explanation in the extraordi- nar~y dry summer and consequent want of k eep that 'have been ...

... Messrs. Beyson would acceptS per cent, per ton, instead of Sd. per ton, which would be a very great advantage to cite company. 'faking coal at its present low price of Is., tire commission in lieu of the present Sd. would be 2?d. It would not rise to 3d. until ...

... weekly sale a ?? tale of all1 classes of store cattle and sheep was held. For the best cinss of store bollonis there woo a fake demand, but everyth ing short of condition or inforiof almnoot nooleb. With a, turd attenldanice of buyers, from the South ...

... fleor, so bright, ind'clean and teat one migltl eat one's dineer f. I it,, as the was saying goes, Hlae it, is cat efully faked out with ettiol wodesn rakes, to cool, nonie of the workpeople for i being allowed to tre,td upon thiis flooi', court whtere ...

... Wednesday, June 30, at 9 30 anm. Sighted wreck on the reef. Owing to violent gale could not get near. Steering west she made Fake Bonder. Could not anchor nor lower boats. There saw natives ashore. No sign of passengers or crew, but proceeded for Tamarida ...