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... Spinella, Santander MARITIME EXTRACTS. The Asia !R.M.S.). Lott, arrived here, left Boston on the 4th inst., and Halifax on the 6th ; has brought 884.157 dollars in specie. Yesterday, at 10.54 p m., passed the Atlantic (U.S.M.S.), hence for New York. A yawl. 16 ...
... 13. Asia (R.M.s.), from Liverpool at Boston, March 31. Neleus, Campbell, sailed from Cannanore for London, February 19. New York, March 30—The Fanny Giffney, from Liverpool for Now Orleans, was abandoned, March 5, off St. Thomas, in a sinking state; crew ...
... Liverpool. swp , S . REPORT. The H.M.S. Arabia, Harrison, arrived at this port from New York, left 28th June—June 29, spoke the R.M.S. Europa, from Liverpool. Has 174 passengers, and 283,847 dollars in specie, on board. OUTPORTS. July 7—Arrived—Her Majesty's ...
... 27th ult. Milford, Oct. 22 —The Earl of Errol, from Newcastle to Dublin, was seen on shore at St. Ann's Head 1 st night in a sinking state, having sprung a leak at sea ; crew saved; materials b ing landed. Constantinople, Oct. 14.—There were several accidents ...
... receipts already show an excess of 13,000 bales, as compared with last year; at Mobile an excess will soon be apparent. In the Atlantic ports the deficit, as compared with last year, is still large, th•aigh this will be lessened as soon as the stock in the ...
... which appeared several articles and communications, charging the law officers of the Crown, the Judge, and Mr. Gore Joni's, R.M , with the murder of the brokers Corrnack, masked under the forms of law, and thus exciting the minds of the peasantry and ...
... timethere was a telegraph from Bideton that a schooner was ashore,with the Hoylake lifeboat alongside, and another vessel sinking from want of assistance; and at half past seven there was a telegraph that an American ship had hoisted signals of distress ...
... leading attract theatre, and that the ballet will also have usual attention. That this last department attended to, Mr. Harris's rm.+ Italian Opera is a sufficient Mr. Charles Kingsley is, we (Critic) ht the, composition of a new novel on a hist, of much interest ...
... 20, p.m., off the O rms h ea d, the Atlantic (U. 6.111.5. (BEFORE MR. MANSFIELD.) of mine at this time, wh e n every line of your paper is enemy, that he knew n o thing a t a ll. Th e resu lt o f his mat- forTNewYork ; the Atlantic has 528,620 dollars ...
... in whatever capacity they may move, who are really actuated by a desire to promote the peace and welfare of the town, must sink their differences, and unite to make the best they can out of past disasters. The Pike scheme has wrought its own condemnation ...
... THE SOCIETY OF ARTS-ST. GEORGE'S-HALL. YESTERDAY'S MARKETS. l'Uf ESSRS. THOMPSON, No. 8, CLAYTON -- on be appropriated as a sinking fund. _ The adjourned meeting of this body, was held at ten Your committee cannot conclude without reporting that Dr. Reid ...