... Spinella, Santander MARITIME EXTRACTS. The Asia !R.M.S.). Lott, arrived here, left Boston on the 4th inst., and Halifax on the 6th ; has brought 884.157 dollars in specie. Yesterday, at 10.54 p m., passed the Atlantic (U.S.M.S.), hence for New York. A yawl. 16 ...

... 13. Asia (R.M.s.), from Liverpool at Boston, March 31. Neleus, Campbell, sailed from Cannanore for London, February 19. New York, March 30—The Fanny Giffney, from Liverpool for Now Orleans, was abandoned, March 5, off St. Thomas, in a sinking state; crew ...

... taster,Lant in the 48th year of her age, Harriet, the beloved wife f Rev. Colin Campbell. On the 11th inst., on board the Atlantic, from New York, aged 28 years, John Todhunter Sill, Esq. On the 11th inst., at the residence of his father-in-law, Mr. A ...

... and Halifax let instant. On the Ist instant, at 11 45, a in., passed R.M.S. Canada, hence add Halifax, for Boston; 10th, at 4 20, p.m., off the Ormshead, passed U.S. steamship Atlantic, for New York. The Asia has $528,620 on freight. Arabian, Bannatyne ...

... and Halifax Ist instant. On the Ist instant, at 11 45, am., passed R.M.S. Canada, hence and Halifax, for Boston; 10th, at 4 20, p.m., off the Ormshead, passed U.S. steamship Atlantic, for New York. The Asia has $528,620 on freight. Arabian, Bannatyne ...

... n, at Melbourne. . _ The barque Chrysolite, of Glasgow, lost bowsprit, cutwater, dm., 21st instant, by collision with the R.M.S. Parana, from the West Indies, and bore up for Falmouth. CUXIIAVEN, JAN. 20th.—The Pakenham, Flannery, from Callao for Dundee ...

... the time. As Reah was swimming towards the tl i- shore with Murray, both seemed much exhausted, and h y just as they were sinking beneath the surfaceof the water At , Mrs. Galbrey gallantly dashed into the waves, and went el o up to her waist in the sea ...

... orient. gold, cotton, and breadstuffs, with a dition of trade generally, this independent of all foreign crisises, our Trans-Atlantic commercial intimate and important, that a general of the water would be productive of This latter view of the question is ...

... 1st Dec. PACIFIC ?? Saturday, 15th Dec. ATLANTIC ?? Saturday, 29th Doe. PROM NEW YORE. BALTIC ?? Wednesday, 14th Nov. PACIFIC ?? ?? Wedneaday, 2dUI Nov. ATLANTIC .Wednesday, 12th Dec. N,B.-No Goods for the ATLANTIC can be taket nitcer Two 'clock, p m., This ...

... 20, p.m., off the O rms h ea d, the Atlantic (U. 6.111.5. (BEFORE MR. MANSFIELD.) of mine at this time, wh e n every line of your paper is enemy, that he knew n o thing a t a ll. Th e resu lt o f his mat- forTNewYork ; the Atlantic has 528,620 dollars ...

... Pacific and Atlantic ; train' on the Panama Railway conreying passengers from ocean to ocean in three hours with great regularity. An Irishman last weak, by swam of a straw. sacseeded is drawls, ens of orris arks lying at the Grimsby ill of rm. Mrs proof ...

... holiness, not content which assembled last year was held at Leeds. At our does not wen a ree. aimers Know its roaa. .diiwurgn rm. John Hobson, grocer, Leeds. Plain folks call— the/l! —(Bulicer Lytton s Richelieu, j with makins a nrettv kettle of fish Sonin ...