... 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; ...

... the northwad Esl Aasrvse1Ear of Leicester, Barker, from EEaonaAs-~ burton, Taylor, Cronstadt-Britiab Empire, Cotad taooy A -Atlantic, Hughes, Hondurals-Pens (Elit, PutAMumen Indus (late Dodson), Islay-Dauntless, PattonQec. A SAmp-n.-Canads, ?? Stone, for ...

... Wexford, at Savannah.B Alpine, Hunter, hence, oll1Alexandria. Ha Tritumfante, Menehusa, hence at Haveenllea. Hasi America (rms.,heisce at Boston, Zith Dee. otre Diego de Leon, froms Cardiff, at Trinislad de Cuba. gr 'risrnhill, Bogart, from Newport, at ...

... from Liverpool, r has stranded: crew saved. The Edward Fletcher, and :So7 Condor, American ships, were fallen in with in a sinking B 3 state, and the crews taken off. - FALMoUiTH, JAN. 8.-A vessel on fire, apparently a ship i or bargue, and the crow supposed ...

... MoterVdeo Int Geaoat Sot Gertruisi, Caranza, hence at Havamnuh. B'sn tbs Imperial, Moran, hence at St. John, N.B. Don all. Canals (r.m e,), hence at Halifax, lot July. fran me Lidy Blanecy, Wiseman, haen at Quebec. fo 'he Pelican State, Morse, hence at Bath, ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. go SATURDAY, JUNH 14.-Witid W. 12. SAX LED.-Aslia (r.m s.), for New York-Euphrates (as). Gold. of ing, Trieate-Calpe ?? Downes, Gibraltar-Julia, Morris, Arch. at anegel. ,ut Balmoral, Teo, from Akyab at Moulmein. he Queen of the ...

... 74 ' 09. 1- Grand'Trunk of Cnd'- gj 'Nc M~OSING rPRIoE weal scare Af ~ N,.FR~iny, .HlE oJLoCrK, h ky SonBy lcti Tl~v-1A. .rm !d IConsols opened steadily at 'a slight improaiment, and' mon sy closed without alteration. Continuations ~ to 4 per cent. ...

... and Dover ?? 723 Turkih SixFORmnN STOCK1. To'alsh Sxper Cents ?? ?? 96 203 FCakihVour per Cents ?? 1043 :n- MISCELLANEOUS. A~tlantic Telegraph ?? 330 ,D Crystal ?? ad RAILWAYT TRAFFIC RETURNS. oh Au.1858. 1857. Oilen. ,lls Grand Truck of Canada ?? .. 9ee1 ...

... compelled Carth to submit to, and they have themselves alone to blame. It is Avers In n new poedn oineetdnivduals across the Atlantic to oheuat dcpieestimates of the crop, neither Is it an un- Ves f~'common occurrenes for importers and speculators to be deluded ...

... states are also, from time to tinie, purchasere of eorididrab'tle' Spit 3amounts of their own debts, as inveetments of the sinking fn~ds' Sug tprovided for their redemption. The scarcity of money is felt, Tea principally in the large commercial cities. ...