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... DUNKIRK. THE DISASTER OFF Bwariata. April L —ln the Senate today M. Tam Dem Minister of Railroads. sad Telegraphs, re explanation, meanies' of -Dome l'auket Comte., do Flaadre. Re dreamed theathediamter attributed Many sagligeme or &lent in the eetrice ...
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... DUNKIRK. [RxrTXWS Tci.CI.RAM ] DrvKiRK, Saturday.—The mutiny reported yesterday having broken out on board the British vessel Annie .M Law has proved be of small importance. Twelve of the crew to their work. Uonunonication having been established with ...
... THE INFLUENZA DUNKIRK. The Standard'* correspondent telegraphs yesterday No service was held in t ' English Chapel here to-day, most of the members the English colony were ill with influenza. There is decrease in the epidemic. ...
... wind was by a nasty sea and a blinding rain, which chme down in torrents. The President upon landiag was met by the Mayor of Dunkirk. The Pre- sideat, wearing a loag blue mackintosh, ssomed more anxious to secure shelter than to listen to and make speeches ...
... THE PORT OF DUNKIRK. A correspondent of the Standard, telegraphing from Dunkirk, Bays.—A delegation of the Duokirk Chamber Commerce on its to London and Liverpool The object is to induce English underwriters reconsider the decision made public some days ...
... THE CATASTROPHE AT DUNKIRK SUPPOSED LOSS OF 150 LIVES. It is estimated that 150 women and children hdve fce'rished through tike explosion of the cartridge-factory; Dunkirk. The building Was] entirely of wood. It was almost impossible to save anyone. Twenty ...
... DISASTERS AT DUNKIRK. A collision occurred on Friday morning last in the harbour of Dunkirk. As the steamship Sir Robert' Peel, Captain Wake, belonging to the crew Steam Shipping Company, -and plying between Dunkirk and tendon, was steaming out od the ...
... PAIDHERBE AT DUNKIRK. MAssmuss, Fridu7.—The Indepasolaisce Beige announces that General Faidherbe arrived at Dunkirk on the 24th inst., where preparations are being made to place the town in a state of defence. Beige states that twenty-two fresh seizures ...
... THE PORT OF DUNKIRK, A correspondent of the Standard, telegraphiw from Dunkirk, Bays:—A delegation of the Dua kirk Chamber of Commerce U ita way te London end Liverpool The object to English underwriters reconsider the daclaii* mads public some days sines ...
... Antwerp .„ Dunkirk Total 1487 6936 IL 070 422 The Yearly Comparison of Weekly Imports Is as ander-1865. 1864. 1868. 1862. 1608 1016 1168 1806 4878 71e6 7914 7910 122 109 17 144 434 487 729 771 214 367 Beasts Sheep Lambs Oily.. We modem Is receive ...
... From DUNKIRK .00 the 7th inat. From GLASGOW .on Satoroat the 16th lost. Shippers will find this the cheapest and mast direct ronte for Goods between Glasgow. Paris, and the North of France. For Freight, Ac., apply in Paris Geaeler A Goerger, 42 Rue ...