... will ha the oaual length of passage acroae the Atlantic. fnenaaed speed rail waps baa not iacnaiad the danger of tiareUiag rail, aad than ia no euffioient mean wbp should be mom dengerooe ceon the Atlantic feet steamer than in slow one. course if a fast ...

... by bumping on the ground. SEVERE GALES IN THE ATLANTIC v The fearful south-easterly gales, which have this week I proved so disastrous round our own (coasts, have caused t serious disasters in the Atlantic. By the arrival of the I African mail steamship ...

... do.. 5s ® oars * 3s &I to 61; prime small ditto 4d to ->e • lares hogs, to 3s &1; a eat small porkers. &i ...

... that were propose*! bv some, who that (heat Britain and the I nitwl States should combine and taak serious effort sweep the Atlantic clear of these, its ghostly and nantoron* visitants. W« bdieve proposal was inaiU* that few unsmplojsd cruisers should sent ...

... North Western has, however, fallen *. Americans irregular; Atlantic l-t Mortgage and Erie 2nd Mortgage having each risen Lake Shore. New York Central, and Milwaukee each, and Ohio and i Atlantic 2nd and 3rd Mortgages are however, down, and Oot ino and Erie ...

... bred- ban j-q hands at &s lOd to 6s i» 81b. Calves were quiet late rales. Pigs were purchased to a moderate extent former t-. rm». Friceft were as follows;—Coarse and inferior beasts, 3, to 3 second quality do., 3s &l to 4s (XI; prime large oxen, to4s6d; ...

... beene giveno hplim, andoit is thought he cannot of l avi captur mr. en is going on favour- le, Tie n FATE Is' Si just H FRANKaN..rm Cpt. Sherard he Osborne has forwarded to the editor of the Times the ut fllowing expstrct of a letter, dated Red River Settlement ...

... toto; toito. StoUton ditto, to to ta to ai, »ooam tods64; print anall ditto, dsBd to 2sdi 3s sntaanU porasr .3,84 to orr 81b to sink tha offal. onrfcat r—dßaato, 3.M0: etM—. 9,330; oalras, 130; tacluiicg foraigs bsasA. 110; LIVUPOOL OOBJI. —AY.—lmports 'nr ...

... decompose in water for few showed 1?“ ehdls forming greet maos of “O' mniations ofthoee microscopic chelle ’'«« * in tho Levant, Atlantic, many P*™ the Red Sea. and the Indian Ocean, and the had been at work throughout all pa«t time, bringing into existence the ...

... t. oe»s unless they reduce e» 1 IS-i , . , * mainly done, hut , w . ,n^. quotations the Mte. are .m:n«!iy un.t.angw. iW-Ua'^rM bUt ~,ai ''- >- little pices fa«oitr i.uyera, .•ut are mV. «•» t.e uuehauge.l •• ! ~ • ...

... hnwerer, wa- tolerably h»i!thy coiviittoo. The’# w-n m irv m.■T-'meat the .lem«n , P ‘'* w ** * r> '«'*> ,,, 'l- Thet ho-ceet rm ll>jwn«a»ule6*,ai*dh»*ary sbeepfwldlo&tiilperilb. Caivaa and |n*» were quiet. Coarse awl inferior $* 4*»; quality ...

... by the R?'';” « Spanish authorities seal the mouth of the harbour tt»l..'«.'l3SlVel»ht ilnoing. ciotwd) , •Padihsm. lor sinking vessels and lay sddttmul wicket*. naval officer, notwrithatanding Admiral Schley a tele•LeyUnd. for fonrwickcursnniuga declared); ...