... steam trans are ready. Some of these vessels take up colliers, with about 1700 tons of fuel for the fleet, besides several coal-ships sent on to Varua. The Industry will be employed as a steam collier, and carries between 700 and S80U tons. The Caduceus ...

... Kangaroo, steam transports are ready. Some of these lake up colliers, with about 1,700 tons of fuel for the fleet, besides several coal ships sent to Varna. The Industry will employed as steam collier, and carries between 700 and tons. .•The Conduceus transport ...

... Athens on their way to the Pirieus. The Governor sent out to meet them the band of one of the regiments of the garrison and a number of Greek officers. The English troops also defiled before the palace and afterwards under the windows of Baron Forth-Rouen ...

... time will be, without doubt, incomparably the most magnificent in Europe or the world. Bat to describe what is being done. The vast Palace of tbe Tnileries and the Locvre, with Its thousand histories, nearly completed. now stands alone. On one side arc tbe ...

... used to prevent the progress of the epidemic, with the exception of taking down the unwholesome dwellings. Cleaning, white-washing, and spreading lime, are carried on in the neighbouring parishes on large scale, for fear of the cholera. Scarlet fever also ...

... steam transports are ready. Some of these vessels take colliers, with about 1700 tons of fuel for the fleet, besides several coal ships sent on to Varna. The Industry will be employed as steam collier, and carries between and tons. The Caduceus transport ...

... comfortable HOUSE, containing entrance-hail, dining, drawing, and sitting rooms; six or seven bed -towns. water-closet. kitchen, wash hou.e, good cellars, stabling, walled garden, and small paddock adjoining. The rent, if unfurnished, 601. per annum. —Address ...

... time in circumstances of most painful embarrassment. Tho history of the society is very peculiar. Called into existence by a vast spiritual emergency which seemed to demand the most energetic efforts of Christian philan- thropy, tho society, owned of God ...

... detail, and even details iu India are so him, therefore he killed him out of wanton- eastward of the Cape. The Steam Ferry vast that they would in any other country-be nesa, therefore the Civil Service is in the ha- which will shortly be introduced -by ...

... fresh regiments that have arrived from England, is 17,000; ordnance and cavalry will raise that number to 22,000. Take that number and compaao itto•the number of troops actually . -sent out from England 'and 'the. colonies since February. According to a ...

... might have met with very slight opposition. The total number of Russians engaged is said high authorities to have been 52,000; there were but 12,000 of our troops engaged. lam not sura of the numbers of French and Turkish. Just after sunset, the uight before ...

... ALMA TO BALA! (From the journal of the Correspondent of the Daily News.) Sept. 24.—The army stirring before daybreak. The vast number of fires in the valley, the more distant disappearing in the morning mists, produces a curious effect when seen from the ...