... SINKING OF AN ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMER. The Tvmes ol Monday gave the following account of a disastrbus collision between two steamers :— On Sunday night, a new steamer Kirby Hall, belonging to the Hall Line of steamers trading between the Mersey and India ...

... 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 steamer *h * s - rm grew more violent, and all but c the lifeboats were smashed. » correspondent telegraphs :—The , '. an Line steamer City Berlin, from New York, sJ_***d here this morning, and reports fearful in the Atlantic. She passed on Sunday ...

... THE SINKING OF THE JERSEY COAST. That the New Jersey coast is gradually sinking at the rats of one foot every flfty year is an undisputed fact. as it has time and time again been proven by the reports of the State geological surveys; but that almost ...

... THE WRECK THE ATLANTIC STEAMER. Further particulars have arrived the teri calsniity. hereseenis unfortunately to 1. r.o il. that about 760persoris hav« ]».rih).ed tbe wi. k t> • Atlantic; ar.d one the most jatuful in ...

... 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 ...

... THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH BXI’EDITION. (Fnm ComtperuUnt of the Tima.) BUSIUVKR HaBUOUB, JI'LV Tli« fint »oy»g« which lb« Ure»t hi* for B.My montb* jo»t com# iU cooelution. Bearing view rtsuite, on# of th« most Important ae regard* in. ideate, one the least ...

... THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. 9; ~~~(o~r'rCcAL iO(FOROOATION.) Da, ?? JULY 80. tie, The entire squadron, consisting of five magnificent 4 ;ships of war, nlow about to proceed to the consummation of ,la, this great enterprise, are at thibi time anchored in the ...

... MORE ILAN rm . : CASUALTIES. The Aieerient liner Russia, which arrralat Layer. pool on M nday, repute terribly la the Atlantic. o n was hove t. for or r for y hours, and the pameng• wet, kept low. The decks were frequently by Image Captain Schmidt was ...

... beern just successfully completed, by sending rnm messages of peace and good-will to our cousins on the other 5 side of the Atlantic. rm The toast of the Prince Consort, Prince of Wales, and so the rest of the Royal Family having been lik~ewise drunk, nl The ...

... wished abandon their vessel, as the was in sinking condition. Captain Davids m th-n orders to clear away the l>oat% and prepared take off the crew the Citta di Medina. It appears that those board the sinking ship had managed to launch boat, mro which ...

... TERRIFIC WEATHER IN THE ATLANTIC. THE DISABLED SARNIA. A LEEDS MAN'S DESCRIPTION OF TED VOYAGE. The Belfast steamer Caloric arrived in the Merse.- yesterday, with the passengers of the Atlantic line-I Saunia, which, having been delayed in her voyac from ...