... THE ATLANTIC TRLEGRO-R4 . - , XPEIDITION, THS i REA&KDOWN OF. THii CABLE. | .( From ths Tlrnra' speetat aOrrerrpcurorrt4 Valeuti%,.Thursisy, July 27 ?? lstithe mystery of the breakdown of the c..ble ?? 'in all 'its details'. The noic ter ot r ide H Hawk ...

... &o. The crew were saved, he Aber- it a ?? ?? on 13th ult., and was fallen in o i with on 10th inst., distuasted and in a sinking. 9. , state, -by:the' barque Acadia, from St John's, a I N. for Liverpool, when the crew was taken tb off and landed at Holyhead ...

... I WEATHER REPORT AND FORECASTS. METEOROLO ICAaL OFFICE, Sundaoy, July 15. At 6 r.M. pressure was highest-3932 inches and more to 30 inches over the Bay of Biscay, France, and the south-western parts of our islands; lowest -29 5 inches and less over the ...

... believing thae the statement that Cierniany has decided to particinate in the Cretan sc-ttleaient is incorrect Accordtign to a teleg-rm from Berlin, neither Germany nor Aust.ria will oppose the schemie agreed upon by the other Pen-err. I The Governor-in-Chiel ...

... and skill. Ile confesses to having afterwards cot up d Othe bod;, and, having burnt several parts, thrust the trunk into a sink. The confession seems to be pretty generally believed, but it 0 is thotghit that it wrould have been of more avail to hint ...

... ACCIDENT TO TBEt ATLANTIC CABLE. s The following telegram has been received by Beuter's Telegraph Company(Limited) from Mr. B. A. Glass, managing director of the Telegraph ri Construction and Maintenance Company (Limited): Valentia, August 2, 8 r.M. The signals ...

... Wt panic, and the coatroevrsy in whc Itn tehsbeen ongaged has bees raised nonror to a a- 'Plane en 'Which, if it does not sink 'eagai, it be can be conducted without ntational humiliation and icrdt, althought I regret to have' perceivred Witi th mat ...

... AIAUU ?? UUU UUC uUULivntV% ln,,t of her launching process to- her recent encounter whic 4iith the stormy billows of the Atlantic. On Tues- lish i |day, .8beptember 10th, she sailed from -Liverpoc ki in Ir hafing on board 1G5 cabin an&d '197 steerage ...

... idnt Davis cannot be P d o£ The undaunted Guty ot the North, on COerag by European silence, has compelled the anunce. mett rM the South; and eve; the threat towards negroee feid b , and the enmrmay dicionj of their officers, Is Juatified when it i known ...

... that tile Russian Govertnmeit decline ~mi;e s thatefer5ce to Herat in the corn- otiraa tei~l5 between the two countries. ~n; rmS TOi TC SrANDA-RD OF Calcutta, Sunday. eh bei issued stopping the fur- Q-4schase of transport animals and also tierh of stores ...

... 3; ?? - si , Atlantic .. 03 2 Atlatic 210 1, i2 5 y. R~eceipts, Western 21 3 11 10126 . 7, ! 213 ?? Exports. Atlantic 2079 - 4 ,7 he Fiaour (barrelsl- ShpetWesterst 19 2T 625 I~E it, Olereils~t Atlantic.. Z22 0 5 Ipopast. Atlantic 3d n :- , LA-RD ...

... Bischoffeheim & Goldschmidt have in- vited subscriptions, at the price of 89, for £900,000 7 per Cent. Rental Trust Bonds of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway, specially secured by the revenues of lines to be purchased by that com- pany-namely, the Pennsylvania ...