... with glee, and was, when abandon( dby her crew, in a sinking stale. Another arsa e l, the Sarah Ana, fr rm Penzance for Quebec, was akin rep-rted yr sterday as having been aban doned in the Atlantic. btb all lives sere FaVel. The Maria was abandoned Ott ...

... THE ATLANTIC IN SEPTEMBER, Sept. I. According to the monthly forecut issued the Ilydr.graphic Bureau of the Navy Depart. ment,lbe weather in the Allaroin daring September will be moderate to fair, with Declaims' ntr:h of the 3.5 th paraPel. Between the ...

... accidents oceur, snoh asthoe wikoeto the ship In the middle of the Atlantic., Assumaing these views to be correct, I would venture to suggest to the owners of the Great Eastern, after the Atlantic cable to safely laid and In working order, that the vessel should ...

... A PASSENGER'S EXPERIENCES OF THE ATLANTIC. A passenger by the Inmanlliße fceamer the Cityet Beriin, whioh left New York for Liverpool on Saturday afternoon, December 9th, has sent the ?? particulars of a somewhat alarming accident which happened to ...

... Th !Muir of the Rms. SYMPTOMS OF GIVING WAY. (Froth the Economist.) The cracks iu the ice are multiplying ; and by Christmas we should not be surprised if, instead of the promised hard frusta of resistance, a rapid thaw of concession had fairly set in ...

... ATLANTIC R OB.KS, BROADIIEATH. We have noted from time to time, and with mach plaware. the growth at the grew indueriel centre at When the Idea a Mrge works wee firm mooted it was with determined upposiuoe on the part of many reedests justly fealous of ...

... JULY . . rm. Ni;ws day. Tn the lioiuo of ycutenlAy, Mount Teiopl* BA lieu the Government whether ilia i'ublic iVosecuDir nnsht inAiracted lo Utke procecdinijs AvamAt ibe more iinfurtiint bresehee the law r«r- the sale Jistiiituliou objectionable publications ...

... THE WIGTON ADVERTISER. THE SINKING OF BRITISH SHIPS BY TEI PROBBIAML The =awe a= sews SAM ship la the Seise by bas, he supposed. tams Glesatliele= of the vas* oak oak= at Magi ia Wellel fl ad where tier wreleted to remain theear en, d of Trade pal= algal ...

... IN THE ATLANTIC. RESCUE OF ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY EMIGRANTS. The storms which have recently passed over this country and Ireland, appear to have swept with terrible violence over the Atlantic. By the arrival at Liverpool of the Africa (R.M.S.), we learn ...

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... MZDITIR•AXIABI • TILANIOZ. CUNARD LINE. Tta mioneatineed or otter a Pint-clam SCREW-STEAMERS to be aa sink to toll al aay °Mewl or poets. holt. Hoak Mon T/ork. W 1.,. NOROcCO. Bross ATLAS. Rosman NANTEit. MUSE , . OLYIIPITi. MUT. 111:LEN, Mods.. CICERO ...

... derelict on the let inst. by the Shannon, (rms,) at Plymouth.— LADYLOVE, for California, put back to Calcutta previous to May 19, having met with bad weather.—ClTY OF Lamoitz, from Bombay for this port, at Karwar, with loss of foremast and bowspnt.—The ...