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... States Minister, left to-day for Smyrna, where i he will remain for somei days. There he will meet the American Admiral Selfridge, who arrived at Smyrna a yesterday on board his flagship the San Francisco. e Constantinople, Sunday.-The following Turkish ...
... Scmyrna, and to proceed with the I ?? to Constantinople. Ir obstacles are raised 'by the Turks the United States Adhniral Selfridge is ordered to take his feet to assist in ?? passage of the Dardanelles. *;It is alleged that the Powers agree to such action ...
... in tle state of New -York. The loss is estimated at 5,009,000 dole. THE DARIEN CANAL SURVEY. WASHINGTONc, May 12. Captain Selfridge, commander of the United States' expedition for the survey of the proposed Darien ship canal route, reports the same to be ...
... and Bancroft are expected immnediately. I t is stated that Mr. Terrell will soon go to Smayrnai t to confer with Admiral Selfridge. I.T T T. NUrSSEY., M ., 0N AR llMENIA. MKr, T. Willans Nussey, MR. for Pontefract, ad- dressed a meeting of Liberals at ...
... Riidge pole of his tent. Col. Ruggles, Chief of Staff ?? Carpet of tent. Gen. Roberts, Chief of Ar'y ?? Everything. Major Selfridge, A.A.G. Two dozen paper collars.* Colonel Clcasy, Q.M . L iquor case only. Colonel Macomb, C.E. ?? bradawl wrench. Colonel ...
... profit of the invention seems likely to be great. TnE DARIEN EXPEDITION.-Tlse United States' gunboat Nipsic, Commander T. 0. Selfridge, of the Darien Ship-Canal Exploration Expedition, arrived at New York on the 29th of June from Aspinwall. As already announced ...
... Iltrrdred Mexicans came into town, when id( CaIrtairi Selfridge landed with Sixty-five men, and engaged P tihe enemy, who were strongly posted, and drove them out, tio killing forty or fity. Capt. Selfridge was slightly wosrded. tir On the l8tll of November ...
... L~obnitz, Johnson, Smith, and Mienacedl abstained from e voting; aiid Sir John Hawkshaw and Messrs. Lewin, r is Evans, and Selfridge were absent. The session was then t closed by Admiral de la Itoniervo Ie Noury. TURIKEY. Isy CONSvANTINOrag, Thinirdcy. ...
... Mafdeira rivers, which have been determined by the United 'States Survey Expedition in the corvette Enterprise, Commander Selfridge. They are ninety-two in. number. The object of the expedition, it may be remembered, was to make what is known as a track ...