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... 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 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 ...
... 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 ...
... THE ATLANTIC CABLE STATEMENT OF MR. WHITEHOCJSE. We have receded the subjoined statement, in- j volving matter of great interest, ftom Mr. White- house, electrician projector of the Atlantic cable:— The excitement, consequent npon the unexpectedly | ...
... THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH going at once, while now and then, as the ship pitched up near the wind, her great sails flapped and slatted like peals of thunder, pitching the vessel with an uneasy vibration, as if the masts were coming out of her. Still, among ...
... ATLANTIC TELEGRAPII _REVIVED. (Rom the Observe() There is reason to believe that attempts will shortly be made to connect. England with America once more by the electric telegraph, and this time with greatly increased prospects of permanent success. Recent ...
... FAILURE OF THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. commonly iiuluU.,l rc-j. the of pans |., r Dyiatr the At'an'.c I ch-j/raj ii I’ablc have not 1m 4*ll realisnl. e cnterf'risp has l.iileil h»r tin- jircscnt. The ships s'artnl from Valent Hie tilh Hist »nt, ■ s rcporletl ...
... lease to the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Founders'-court, Lothbury, 24th January, 1872. for a like period. These lines are in full operation, and fo rm most im p ortant feeders i -- to , Leased Lines Rental Trust Bonds of the Atlantic and Great Western ...
... of tilt Sink. PRISIDINT tO Dol.4o.—AreOrtling to the Star's New York correspondence (Sept. 39) the narrow escape which the army under thmaral Marne:ens has put bed south of Chattanooga has the govern. saint to a realising sense of the vast importance ...
... TEE ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. The Times announces that proposals have been issued to the existing holders of bonds of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway for subscriptions for £405,000 additional bonds at the price of 70, which will yield ...
... 460 miles have been totally c lost, and a company l need have great resouces when they take to sinking 40,0001. or 60,0001, at the bottom of the j Atlantic by way of experiment. t The Agamemnon isavery much strained. a e The Head-Mastership of St. John's ...
... JOHN BULL AND BRITANNIA. THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. Th« following it the chief engineer’s report of the operation! on board at the United States frigate Niagara up to the date of the accident to the Atlantic cable:— After leering Yeleiitla on the erening ...