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... Quebec—Raymond, Pestel, Genoa. Atlantic, (U.5.M.5.,) West, from New York at this port ; she left on the leth instant. Has 5264,000 on freight. Standard, from Sunderland forQueb€c, with coals, was abandoned at sea, in a sinking state, 21st April, in lat. 50 ...
... saed-Mm.: ho emaphore was working through- r. out yesterday, yet did not report this casualty. TEIURSD kY, JAN. ?? N.N.W. ?? Atlantic ?? West, from New Yorki. at this port. Sailed 19th Jan. ; next day saw the Washington, from Southampton. 8AILED.-Yesterday; ...
... v. - reek has teen washed abhor) iil:a.ny strand. JERSEY—Sept. 14. 'Pic 11,.•.ropolis (s), arrivee. here, reports that at 3 r.m. 17th Sept. he saw 'schooner-brig go &ma mill SY. of Cape La 1 - logue ; crew proecedi , ,g shore. GUERNSEY---Sept. 11. .Oriday ...
... n, at Melbourne. . _ The barque Chrysolite, of Glasgow, lost bowsprit, cutwater, dm., 21st instant, by collision with the R.M.S. Parana, from the West Indies, and bore up for Falmouth. CUXIIAVEN, JAN. 20th.—The Pakenham, Flannery, from Callao for Dundee ...
... boating has apprecied and which no competent c ith ?? can dsspute.--Yours, &c., rm EDVABD W. COULBORY. r ad Egremont Ferry, July 20, 1858. d ies - adv nas THE ATLANTIC CABLE. t ng TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. I at Gentlemen,-As the late attempt ...
... might, jesting, explain 'Twas only truth's partial eclipse. Never list to the whispers of those who advise That virtue will sink in the race, And that they in the world are the happy and wise Who rest from their wearying chase. Obi, the soul is an armoury ...
... Grabow, from Fraserburg for Stettin (her - the bay, 11—The Eider (s), from London fcr rings), was fallen in with Oct. 28 in a sinking state Hartlepool, short of coal. and the crew taken off by the Familien's Haab, 4n- In the bay—The Ryhope, Trott, from Grimsby ...
... water over by the how, wit Lhey under the pretence of working at the canva whieh was the We. hanging ov-er the bow, so as to sink it. down over. the Sone em, leaking p lces, hut seeing, as I thought., symptoms of hoc riuo their real in.tention, to get off ...
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... Argentin*, Sidonie Ditto ; •Lister Madras' Industrie, Bowman Maceio Vidtek..l.wrbalastier Itooduraw. Sea Nymph, Patten_ Baltimore Atlantic. (tn.s.), West New York colonel Cutts, Salisbury, from New York for this port. On thel9th Dec., in lat 48, lon 17, during ...
... Canadian M. screw-steamer Anglo-Saxon, hence, had arrived at Quebec, and the R.M.S. Niagara, hence, at Boston. No Collins mail steamer would kayo New York on the 10th ; but if the Atlantic arrived out by the 11th, she would return to Liverpool on the 13th. . ...
... Row the deuce could she cross the Atlantic? 7ed. Line ieeo Swaggering, staggering, with every blow, Shivering, quivering, aloft and slow, Coalless and currentless down she would go To the depths of the stormy Atlantic. to be of tha t )0 be „ory7 1 01 ...