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... IN THE ATLANTIC. PEAHrUTi SUFFERINGS AND LOSS OF LIFE. The American journals contain a Jong account of a catastrophe that bad occurred to the ship John Kut ledge, running into an iceberg whilst on her passage fromLirerpool to New York, and the proluible ...
... THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. 9; ~~~(o~r'rCcAL iO(FOROOATION.) Da, ?? JULY 80. tie, The entire squadron, consisting of five magnificent 4 ;ships of war, nlow about to proceed to the consummation of ,la, this great enterprise, are at thibi time anchored in the ...
... the greater time occupied in sinking, expose an increased surface to their power.-I have the honour to re- main, gentlemen, your's very faithfully, C01tALus T. BRmGCnT. A very full meeting of the directors of the Atlantic Tele- graph Company was held ...
... beern just successfully completed, by sending rnm messages of peace and good-will to our cousins on the other 5 side of the Atlantic. rm The toast of the Prince Consort, Prince of Wales, and so the rest of the Royal Family having been lik~ewise drunk, nl The ...
... THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. On Saturday some of the leading members the expedition that accompanied the telegraphic squadron daring the week arrived London, and confirmed in full the directors the fact of the failure of the Atlantic Telegraph. Mr. Cyrus Field ...
... THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. Plymouth, June 4.—During the early portion of Sunday, the squadron got well clear of the Channel, and entered the Bay of Biscay, and about ten o’clock on the following morning, the appointed rendezvous, a little north of Cape Ortegal ...
... LOSS OF AN ATLANTIC BTKAMEK. The intelligeoee first brought by the Clyde line of •MMB-Mckets given in onr fourth pspe) of the loss the Krmtr., steamer Lronnsi*. is folly confirmed by the .nbsequeot srrivtls from the United State-. In addition the account ...
... THE ATLANTIC CABLE STATEMENT OF MR. WHITEHOCJSE. We have receded the subjoined statement, in- j volving matter of great interest, ftom Mr. White- house, electrician projector of the Atlantic cable:— The excitement, consequent npon the unexpectedly | ...
... THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH going at once, while now and then, as the ship pitched up near the wind, her great sails flapped and slatted like peals of thunder, pitching the vessel with an uneasy vibration, as if the masts were coming out of her. Still, among ...
... AMERICA—ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC. Th- Atlantic arrived yesterday in Liverpool, bringing with her 150 passengers, among whom is Jenny Lind. The Atlantic has brought 450.000 dollars in specie. There is no political nows of importance. ARRIVAL OF THOMAS FRANCIS ...
... necessity of having nothing further to do with a wire-covered cable for the Atlantic. In all w l-r ® . tr necessary and such tremendous r w®-r°D« may not only be good, but even th « Atlantic nothing but the comparative infancy of the science of cable-la} will ...
... FAILURE OF THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. commonly iiuluU.,l rc-j. the of pans |., r Dyiatr the At'an'.c I ch-j/raj ii I’ablc have not 1m 4*ll realisnl. e cnterf'risp has l.iileil h»r tin- jircscnt. The ships s'artnl from Valent Hie tilh Hist »nt, ■ s rcporletl ...