... but there has been so much to do in arranging preliminaries with the Government, that ha has been obliged to postpone his depature for the next. He has not yet been able to form a definitive company, but has found quite sufficient funds to commence and ...

... from Glasgow. Her Majesty's ship Princess Royal, after communicating with Rear-Admiral Dundas, had entered the Tagus. As she came to anchor too close in shore she grounded, but got afloat again on the flow-tide. The French ship Austerlitz had anchored, just ...

... abolished in Turkey, the above is the severest punishment that could be inflicted. ExPoRTATON SPECIE.—The amount of specie shipped by the Ripon, which will leave Southampton to-day for Alexandria. proves very large, comprising in all 271,0781. in gold and ...

... usual health and spirits, is supposed to have suffered from a diseased heart. A letter from Vienna of the 18th says :— The depa?tures of troops for Italy have become more frequent during' the last few days, and others are also being sent to Hungaty. The ...

... suffered to leave the Hooghly in shiploads. At last orders were received from England to engage them, and as two of the last ships were leaving the river they were stopped by telegraph, an officer sent down, and the men requested to volunteer. Out of 800 ...

... United States, to-daycommander, a sailshi steamships for soarlaunchedr New , ad a full cargo, besides the usual took her depature hence einawttended to ine dispatched in oL a the Cunard line of screwsteamships, the day advertised. Tor tarton on Tuesday ...