... v. - reek has teen washed abhor) iil:a.ny strand. JERSEY—Sept. 14. 'Pic 11,.•.ropolis (s), arrivee. here, reports that at 3 r.m. 17th Sept. he saw 'schooner-brig go &ma mill SY. of Cape La 1 - logue ; crew proecedi , ,g shore. GUERNSEY---Sept. 11. .Oriday ...

... boating has apprecied and which no competent c ith ?? can dsspute.--Yours, &c., rm EDVABD W. COULBORY. r ad Egremont Ferry, July 20, 1858. d ies - adv nas THE ATLANTIC CABLE. t ng TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. I at Gentlemen,-As the late attempt ...

... Grabow, from Fraserburg for Stettin (her - the bay, 11—The Eider (s), from London fcr rings), was fallen in with Oct. 28 in a sinking state Hartlepool, short of coal. and the crew taken off by the Familien's Haab, 4n- In the bay—The Ryhope, Trott, from Grimsby ...

... Row the deuce could she cross the Atlantic? 7ed. Line ieeo Swaggering, staggering, with every blow, Shivering, quivering, aloft and slow, Coalless and currentless down she would go To the depths of the stormy Atlantic. to be of tha t )0 be „ory7 1 01 ...

... receipts already show an excess of 13,000 bales, as compared with last year; at Mobile an excess will soon be apparent. In the Atlantic ports the deficit, as compared with last year, is still large, th•aigh this will be lessened as soon as the stock in the ...

... disembarked S., distant eight miles. The crew of the Susan, find- at Gravesend from the East India Company's ship ing her rapidly sinking, jumped on board the Jane, Hotspur, Captain Thornby. The sick and wounded but in a very short time both crews, consisting ...

... which appeared several articles and communications, charging the law officers of the Crown, the Judge, and Mr. Gore Joni's, R.M , with the murder of the brokers Corrnack, masked under the forms of law, and thus exciting the minds of the peasantry and ...

... timethere was a telegraph from Bideton that a schooner was ashore,with the Hoylake lifeboat alongside, and another vessel sinking from want of assistance; and at half past seven there was a telegraph that an American ship had hoisted signals of distress ...

... cane dresser, London-passage. The scene Capta ilig immediately after the alarm. wva, lhartrendin, men plied the and womni r chn rm their houses undressed, and i! tewith their children in their alms, and most of then, recoin in- in a state of almost frenzy ...

... 74 ' 09. 1- Grand'Trunk of Cnd'- gj 'Nc M~OSING rPRIoE weal scare Af ~ N,.FR~iny, .HlE oJLoCrK, h ky SonBy lcti Tl~v-1A. .rm !d IConsols opened steadily at 'a slight improaiment, and' mon sy closed without alteration. Continuations ~ to 4 per cent. ...

... and Dover ?? 723 Turkih SixFORmnN STOCK1. To'alsh Sxper Cents ?? ?? 96 203 FCakihVour per Cents ?? 1043 :n- MISCELLANEOUS. A~tlantic Telegraph ?? 330 ,D Crystal ?? ad RAILWAYT TRAFFIC RETURNS. oh Au.1858. 1857. Oilen. ,lls Grand Truck of Canada ?? .. 9ee1 ...

... ascertained wiiether the faml= 1,~ had' escaped. i The parishenine arrived upon the spot, ai d few mainutes after thefrst A` rm was' given, asid-on the if entrance of the~e fiemn with some of the inhabitants, theyt ?? of her children 'a-little boyI s- ...