... collision took place on the Tyne between the G ee South Shields steamer ottgham and ?? P and collier idosla, rting in the sinking of the w e or former. The K]ottingh was from London, and 1; the Vildosala^ was outward bound. The Shields may steamer was ...

... night off Thames- cI haven. The Newburn was strnck arnidships on ere the starboard side and was run ashore to prevent f i a sinking. The Winston had her bow;s darbaged not and was fterrwards in collision with the tank led steamer Kura, from Batornu. The ...

... than om Saturday; talian lower; Spanish closed rm ; Peravian doll; Egyp- tian good ; Ditto 1868 Bonds rose §; H G demand ; and San Land New United States Bonds in demand — A better; Ditto Illinois and Atlantic duil. wever, weaker ; nearly 3 Kall wa; lowest ...

... shown by the returus for the past weeks, there has been a fai tinquiry for accommodation in t he discount marxet, with rates fi rm at 2) to 2} per cent, Discount brekers have reduced their rates for mouey on deposit from 1} to 1} on demand, and from 1} to ...

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... damage, but it was found necessary to transfer 200 miles of cable to her consort. No cause for alarm.—The City of Brooklyn, , rms,) bound hence for New York, was in collision with the schooner GE/SER, of Ramsgate, with a cargo of wine for Belfast, about ...

... Porte, however, is ready to examine Italian complaints and to enforce redress. F THE SINKING OF BRITISH SHIPS BY Ce THE GERMANS.W Correspondence respecting the sinking of six British tl vessels in the ?? by Germans was published on u Wednesday. Mostof ...

... England bas been turned over to the ordinary tribunals. ‘The bishop at present possesses no esthedral church, for that of St. &rm on the island at Peel is in a more or less ruined state, thongh now in process of restorution. Surely the intention of the governor ...

... WEATHER IN THE ATLANTIC The Etraria, which arrived «so New York, above, briaga tbe arrival at that port, 24 boors the Trana- Atlantic linars Tuetoa.c aad Havel, loth covered with snow Ma, afur having enooaa*.rad tarri fic wsaihui in the Atlantic, dunag which ...

... pieces' of the cloth, and this being interpreted in a wholesale sense, Macdougall despatched two large webs, which afforded rm ample supply of trousers for the purchaser during the last thirty years of his life. What a pity, in these days of submarine ...

... the s|H»t, will i»r.-.eeil with tlic * a- so-in th- ri -rm. wh is*ti r ging.a'mb-s; mi that will i»r-ba»ilv lie icst-red b* few hoi*i cabin between ami dim has also b.l-' d IMl;.ge*l by tn« st-rm. • icatioo is likewise inUriUpUa between H-ng Kong and Amoy ...

... arrived ir. Harwich, and reports colliding vi.th and sinking the twirl' , Nile, of Banff, CSeptain Hampton ; crew rescued by the steamer and brought into barb-cr. THE RECENT GALES IN TILE ATLANTIC. ARRIVAL OF OVERDUE STEAMERS, 2-Cl.l Nsw Toms. 1)r•. 15 ...