... Bonifacio, and about two miles off shore. A telsgram from Paris announcing the intelligence from Ajax's that morning showed that the dimmest was of a most serious nature. The ship, which is called the Taenuakt, tarried 250 persons. Lee Moines, oa which she ...

... towards the expenses of the ship, there then being a debt .£340. It may as well to clear away the misapprehension that seems to exist in the neighbourhood to the character of the ship; some supposing that it is a reformatory ship; hut this not the case. The ...

... tad all Druggiti, Patent Medieine Dealcrt everywhere. Is boxes. 9*d, la and »J Full Directions arc given with each box. THE SHIP CANAL DISASTER. 1 . At a apet-'U! sitting'of the Chester Castle Sessions. Georye Pratt, suiteen years of oge. points boy on ...

... NEWS NOTES. Taw is farther intelligence from General Lord Woholey, who telegraphs fro inently to the War Olio, and the news continues to be of a hopeful and satisfactory character. Ile reports the coming in of the chief of the abbabish tribe, which may ...

... the captare, the of the pirate boat* gliding oat to era from beneath the green hank* of t'ac fairj-like i*le, the fir*t intelligence the V'ene'iane that daaghtera. vivca, and sivlera the power of their inhuman nviaheri*. Their only fatewel) wa* the cry ...

... with M. Gobart of II mauls, will disounsion upon ship canals. Mr. Is. Tribe Bateman of London, and Mr. liarslisll Stevens of Moachestor, are acting as honorary English correspondent* to the congress. The ship renal works wars also receiving the attention ...

... Lord Salisbury on the subject. A now cruiser has been added tl»e effective list of war-veesela by tbe completion Her Majesty’s ship Thetis Sheerness She was built Glasgow under tbe Naval Defence Act, and steams twenty knota. The workmen recently thrown out ...

... waving handlerb whit Which the oistawaysignalled as vigorously and tioatinuotudy as her eadmastedatste would allow. Whoa the ship came alongside the boat, a rope was thrown to its occupant, who was, however, too weak from Imager and exposure to make much ...

... of Dor work, and impatiently they are watched the crowd. First they flash the intelligence that the fleet ia Olivolo; secondly, that the brides are aboard the admiral's ship, not one being tuissint' thirdly, that the eoeliao armada has completely bumbled ...

... of dive*|ae opinion, he brought bear upon the social and religious problems of the age tender kindliness, »n obeervant intelligence, and an earnestness of vigorous action, which may be said to raise him head and shoulders above the average Churchman in ...

... this line of business, as he was fined nearly two thousand pounds for being the consignee of a cargo of baulks of timber, shipped from Hamburg to Hull, which were found by the Custom officers at the latter port, to be kollow, and containing inside eight ...

... 11 , 0 ; you belong to the other Jewish sect—you aro very t•There's one ship I always steer elate ref, said RS old bachelor KM captain. and that's anartaliip 'came on that ship these s always two ammo and se atonia. A negro, .1* had learned to real ...