... Th !Muir of the Rms. SYMPTOMS OF GIVING WAY. (Froth the Economist.) The cracks iu the ice are multiplying ; and by Christmas we should not be surprised if, instead of the promised hard frusta of resistance, a rapid thaw of concession had fairly set in ...

... Harrison got on board the French vessel, of course expecting that his erew, four in number, would be yeoued from the rapidly sinking schooner; but no sooner had he got on board than, instead of standing :‘ to take them on board, the French skipper stood from ...

... with one penny Ist& I.:e at 9 30 p in. The steam tender Satenit.• will Iv.ve the , nth-end of the Prii.ce's Landing.stage at 1 Rm., with the passengers fur the The City of New Voik feel, Capt. Roekell, will tail for Halifax, this d. 7 igaturd.r, with the ...

... 33 31 12 12 Fleatwood, P. a . 2 7 sink 100 ura . .130 110 o0 10 DItto arie, 164 ?? 111 10 10 Ditto dltt4, ?? 10. 10 10 Ditto ditt, 1007. . 10 l stek lOD Great te ?? a3 a5. 315 51 stck 00 Ditto East Auglla No:2 7 8 sink 1o0 Greats 9tbaraandiesten96 9s i ...

... all at Dublin. ' ,m * off the Eddystonc Rockhampton, both from Callao at . T ; Staff*. M (I), all from New irlein*. f V ) r,m Liverpool, and Charles Cbaloocr, from Kio Janeiro, both at Savannah. Pafemw., and left for Lirerpool; ’'l'.V * *:; nJ (s), Upton ...

... City of Washington, (rms,) hence, at New York Aug. 30—Tripcli, (s,) hente, at Boston Aug. 30—Due Fratelli, hence at Naples— Sarah King, and Leeds, hence at Ostend—Auguste, hence at Riga —Aurora, and Zwerver, hence at Cronstadt—Atlantic, (s, ) hence at A ...

... 24i 10 l20ia DOIl and IqhmI- Stek 10(1Biso and ?? 790 stole ?? . 721 72I71na2 otekI10 So. 4 PCeon.'iB ?? q - - 12 t Ii - sink 100 ?? - - o 20 20 Cockosrnouth & Workington - - - B0 00 Cork and ?? 101 11* 1te 10g 1Does ?? . 11 12I Btk10Dulnad Belfast ...

... that the circumstances of her sinking were highly suspicious, and held that the Plouegecaine improperly ported her helm, and so caused the collision. The court, therefore, dismissed the suit with costs. AMERICA. - [BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.] New Yok, Jan. 25 ...

... —Wind Calm. Arrived.—Lagos, (rms,) from Africa—Conrad, Rosario—Prima Donna, Congo—Peggy, Zante—Anna, Cornwallis, N.S.—Mary, Porto Plata—James Hull, Bahia—Northumbria, Tutocorin—Hollingside, Akyab—Ellen Southard, Savannah—Atlantic, Memel— Alossrose, New O ...

... reports having on May 29, 1867, in 48 N, 10 W, fallen in with the Swedish barque METEoR, with coals, abandoned, and in a sinking state. The Zelica took from her a nine-inch hawser, two bolts of canvas, and several sundries.—The steamer PAREORA, from Glasgow ...

... at Shialds, experienced very heavy gales In the Atlantic, and lest three enlddar site? leaving Quebec. She lost the float on the 8th Dra,, nff Cage Rase. The tlwannrs, (so), hence far Swsanea whith sink In tornmby Channel on the 21dt December, af-or ...

... hate alredygivenwasadopted. is atd o theo ratep of thecent. per A bmtng ld to-day of the bond and &bnture olders omrf the Atlantic and Great Veeernllalwa, wen heterms proposed for a sttlement si tede levaation of the receivershi Le gree to. Pr.Laing, M ...