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... Mild States line of bs~ttle Ship'- 40 Cornelius Vanderbilt, ?? 40 Great' Republic, ?? Q5 80 5~Persia, British ?? ~ 88o ,00 Atlantic, ,steamship.' ?? ?? Britain,' British steamtshaip-' ?? 287. 8000 Himalaya, British steamship ?? 88 30 88500 Among other ...
... Quebec—Raymond, Pestel, Genoa. Atlantic, (U.5.M.5.,) West, from New York at this port ; she left on the 16th instant. Has $264,000 on freight. Standard. from Sunderland for Quebec, with coals, was abandoned at sea, in a sinking state, 21st April, in lat. ...
... Triepte. iN wrecked at 1' aneki. The Secundus, from Malta at Stromness. with severe damage, and loss of three ne, , n. The Tyre (r.m.s.), was to lance, for ampton Ind instant. The Cora, from London for Pernambuco, is totally lost. The Hare, Petersen, from Macao ...
... chaplain R.M. Brigade, severely; Captain Masters, Chesapeake ; Captain Slaughter, R.M. Brigade ; Lieutenant Williams, R.M. Artillery ; Lieut. Crawford, R.M. Artillery; Lieut. Collier, R.M. Brigade ; Lieut. Carrington, ...
... and Halifax let instant. On the Ist instant, at 11 45, a in., passed R.M.S. Canada, hence add Halifax, for Boston; 10th, at 4 20, p.m., off the Ormshead, passed U.S. steamship Atlantic, for New York. The Asia has $528,620 on freight. Arabian, Bannatyne ...
... Mosley, Alicante. Galena, Presser, Hamburg. America, (s-s,) hence, at Barcelona. .Europa, (s-s,) hence, at Corunna..Corbett, (R.M.5.,) hence, at Madeira, and left for Africa, 80th ult..lvy Green. Lancaster, hence, and Ethiope. (s-s,) hence, at Sierra Leone ...
... on. 70 E. Nonrout. VALPARAISO, APRIL 23.—The Midas, from Cal ao for Queenstown, was fallen in with, dismasted, and in a sinking condition. The crew were taken off by the Beatrice, arrived herejrcm Callao. BOSTON, APRIL 26.—The Saxony, hence for Mantanzas ...
... (-AoSdtte? _-I__iro?T_tSr,,_Ly by. means of Taykra scb-aoaruw armour and Colt's sub- ?? PmJ^ai *• ?? I^SxfJ?!?6™ iv -P* Power to sink a man-of-war, is to be earned under the water by a man encased in submarine armour. He fastens the torpedo to the bottom ofthe ...
... beene giveno hplim, andoit is thought he cannot of l avi captur mr. en is going on favour- le, Tie n FATE Is' Si just H FRANKaN..rm Cpt. Sherard he Osborne has forwarded to the editor of the Times the ut fllowing expstrct of a letter, dated Red River Settlement ...
... SATURDAY, OCT. I.—Wind S.W., fresh ARRIVED. Earl of Leicester, Barker Atlantic, Hughes Honduras Eupatoria Pons Etii, Putt Moulmein A s hburton, Taylor Cronstadt Indus (late Dodson) Islay British Empire, Cortland I Dauntless, Patten Quebec blatagony SAILED ...
... and Halifax Ist instant. On the Ist instant, at 11 45, am., passed R.M.S. Canada, hence and Halifax, for Boston; 10th, at 4 20, p.m., off the Ormshead, passed U.S. steamship Atlantic, for New York. The Asia has $528,620 on freight. Arabian, Bannatyne ...
... pencil, dated April, 1857, D written by Captain Stgith, and announcine that the trans- t atlantic steam packet Pacific, commanded by him, was in f imminent danger of sinking with all hands. .r It is computed that, after the, lapse of 40 years, there reainrin ...