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... wreck. Fast Steaming Across The Atlantic. -The In. man Company's Koyal mail steamer City of London Captain Tibbetts, which arrived in the Mersey vesterday morning trom New York, has made Mother extraordinary the Atlantic. The (Sty of London left New York ...
... Captain Doran and the crew were saved. b TERRIFIC GALES IN THE ATLANTIC. C By the arrival, at Liverpool, of the Cunard steamer T Russia we have accounts of very heavy gales In the or Atlantic. Captain Lott reports that two days after leav 0 ing New York ...
... humanity to the master and crew, thirty- two in all, of the barque Grassendale, of Liverpool, whom he rescued from their sinking vessel on the 16th June last, in latitude 56'20 S., and longitude 63 50 W., and having treated them with the greatest kindness ...
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... replied affirmatively, and he also made a declaration to the efleet that Nioir had no wound on his face. I TOURS, MAnCH 22, 4.30 r.m. I M. Morel, Prince Pierre's doctor, gave evidence to the effect that the Prince had received a blow on the left jaw, and that ...
... called, and I m went on deck. While the watch was being mustered Capt. Burgoyne called me on the bridge and desired me to take r'm a steady and trustworthy man with me, and put the iron ars. covers en the turrets and report to him when it was done. fed I ...
... the carriage , was wrenched away. Fortunately, however, per- i son was injured, although the shook caused confident- | bio ah\rm among the passenger*. Britain and the United States. -On Wednesday ! night. T. K. Smith, Ksq., M.P., delivered the first of ...
... Savannah for Liverpool on the 9th instant with a full cargo of cotton, and was commanded by Captain Gregory, a well- knowrn Atlantic commander. She was a ship of 1,00 tons, built in Bath in 1860, and is owned there by Mr. J. P. Morse. OVERCROWDING A STEAMER ...
... the 1862 bonds at 80i to ore ' higher, and JErie shares at 177 to I8 are ; r Illinois Centrals are i higher, at 102 to 021 Atlantic bond( and dleboentires are inquired ihr the former being a further Il hetter at 26 to i and the latter j at 28 to 29. j'08one ...