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... AMERICAN IDEAS OF THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS. Whilst our statesmen arc higgling with Russia about the t«rm» of the Treaty of Pane—quibbling about Serpenta’ Island, and the question whether Bolgrad named in the treaty means the town on the coast (which undoubtedly ...
... m either In'eOect akin, but upon the will leave that paoporttoa ef the trade to persona of that claaa who have tamed out sinking to eonatoa graves her Britannic who are martoa travellers In such tbe Ortoa, Ida, nflrleur. Faith. rxnner, H.M frigate Birkenhead ...
... Mild States line of bs~ttle Ship'- 40 Cornelius Vanderbilt, ?? 40 Great' Republic, ?? Q5 80 5~Persia, British ?? ~ 88o ,00 Atlantic, ,steamship.' ?? ?? Britain,' British steamtshaip-' ?? 287. 8000 Himalaya, British steamship ?? 88 30 88500 Among other ...
... saed-Mm.: ho emaphore was working through- r. out yesterday, yet did not report this casualty. TEIURSD kY, JAN. ?? N.N.W. ?? Atlantic ?? West, from New Yorki. at this port. Sailed 19th Jan. ; next day saw the Washington, from Southampton. 8AILED.-Yesterday; ...
... might, jesting, explain 'Twas only truth's partial eclipse. Never list to the whispers of those who advise That virtue will sink in the race, And that they in the world are the happy and wise Who rest from their wearying chase. Obi, the soul is an armoury ...
... Holyhead, after a run of only twenty-five days. She has taken the first of the fair wind, and brought it with her all across the Atlantic, arriving in Liverpool with vessels which loft New Orleans and Mobile in the month of January. The CORN market exhibited ...
... In? st*'4incr*, From the Gmtettr, Fruitf% Sot. «) twenty lMr«|iw«. The crewa all t-, |,.ivr tin* state p. •r~m. xala -c r. ♦Uwlnl le. iimf. rm ,na iliM-iplinp ».x the Mil-.m iu the imiH-riul Tl. rollliner. M . .. Kert,re. Mnteri.l w..r htn .ken ■ v tV'' ...
... skill, giving now elms to our manufactures, and opening of imperial grandeur far surpassing any we over formed -across the Atlantic, or found in our Indian possessions. Within ten years—within seven, we have an influx of gold from those despised penal ...
... Mr. Hincks's railway policy, which, if carried out, would unite Canada with New Brunswick and Novia Scotia and the British Atlantic ports, and draw the enormous through traffic of the Western States along the valley of the St. Lawrence, the complement the ...
... MoterVdeo Int Geaoat Sot Gertruisi, Caranza, hence at Havamnuh. B'sn tbs Imperial, Moran, hence at St. John, N.B. Don all. Canals (r.m e,), hence at Halifax, lot July. fran me Lidy Blanecy, Wiseman, haen at Quebec. fo 'he Pelican State, Morse, hence at Bath, ...
... receipts showed a: rate of £18,500 per annum. The accounts comprised an outlay of about £5,000 on the extension to Mahaiea. The sinking fund for the liquidation of the Colonial loan amounted to £3,000 on the Ist January last. A long monetary pressure had hitherto ...
... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. go SATURDAY, JUNH 14.-Witid W. 12. SAX LED.-Aslia (r.m s.), for New York-Euphrates (as). Gold. of ing, Trieate-Calpe ?? Downes, Gibraltar-Julia, Morris, Arch. at anegel. ,ut Balmoral, Teo, from Akyab at Moulmein. he Queen of the ...