... FOREIGN MAILS. DEPATURE , . Tint (ad, Captain Parnell tr. and 10, will end I it- New York. rut with the mails for the States and C. del.b United Mateo, We Inc the Oat February. the letter.hos 6t the Postod tot cloths 30 pa, as& with hal/penny Mite lee ...

... that seemed to rest upon the very water The in- vill' toryal'was occupied by, the sailors of the royal yacht, ret,. in Shipping'- an almost fabulous quantity lof ,bagage Us w~ith. characteristic glee and rapidit, and by some speculative bohtninn, with ...

... SHIPPING -N3 S. REPORTED LOSS OF A S-qjp AND ALL HANDS. The Press Assaciation's Skibiereen - dent telegrphs that a report reecbed :; e> on Saterday night that a Large '-hp h - wrecked to the west of CatzAtownsheae,,. bands drowned. Deails of the casnW ...

... FREIGHT REPORT. _ BOMBAY—JuIy 31: Since the depature of the mail steamer of the 17th inst., the freight market has been devoid of animation. The heavy rains and strong winds, which have prevailed during nearly the whole time, have greatly interfered with ...

... bash. Deceased s estate was of the total value of and by a will executed just before his depa:ture from England it was left to bis wifo abeolutely. His Lord- ship gave leave to presume the death on or since Jane 10th beast. ...

... well aware that Lewis's is by far the Best House in the Kingdom for Sailors' Clothing and Complete Outtita. The Liverpool Shipping Telegraph says : Unfortunately we are continually hearing and reading of shipwrecks and fire* at sea by which crews have ...

... ,V The *wrk of completing the ships for sea -will be pressed forward with al possible, diespatc at Sheerness,. ut it is not anticipated that the Rmnprmof India.and the Repulse wlbe ?? before Saturday, as each has to ship 1000 tone of coal before taking ...

... appliance for comfort and with special reference to her inter tropical passages. The first-class ship cabins are fitted on deck the forepart of the ship, with promenade hurricane deck over all, after the fashion of the American river steamers, and especial ...

... Euglish iron-clads lay at anchor, in as yet silent and grim array. Meautime the French squadron continued to advance, ship after ship, in single file, but it was pot until near noon that the squadron hove in sight of Portsmouth. Is approach was the sigoal ...

... ;: LATEST NEWS. FRANCE. DEPATURE OF THE -EMPEROR. Their Imperial majesties left on' Thursday for Sf;, a Sauveur, vwhere they will sojourn till the 5th of r September, when t'aey will proceed t6 Biarritz. TE -ARHILSTICE. :'P~arS, THURSDAY. 4.-The. .Moncteuqi ...

... distinctive numbers to -- British registered vessel. lan The ►ierchan Shipping Act of 1851 provides that, frem nod lifter the Ist • f Nay, 18!;5. to every British reuiptered ship shall be appropriat an official numb •r, t , ) be entered upon her certificate ...

... their own end as a relief to their misery. Day after day pasaed without bringing any rescue until the eleventh day of their depature from the island. They had been then about eight days without food and water, excepting some water which only made their thirst ...