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... Porte, however, is ready to examine Italian complaints and to enforce redress. F THE SINKING OF BRITISH SHIPS BY Ce THE GERMANS.W Correspondence respecting the sinking of six British tl vessels in the ?? by Germans was published on u Wednesday. Mostof ...
... 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 ...
... and his allies over the greater part of the Republican deputies. All sections of the Left came to an, agreement last week to sink minor differences for the sake of having this Republican measure passed without delay, and so depriving their opponents of ...
... I Sloccuancom - - I It is reported that the Direct Atlantic Cable I. on Monday parted on the Newfoundland fishing bank. ris I The London Gazette notifies the appointment I of the Rev. Francis Pigoa to the Vicarage of Halifax, Three houses, including the ...
... 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 ...
... This is attributable chiefly to the rapid increase in the importations of live cattle, which can now be brought across the Atlantic in very good con- r dition, owing to the improved fittings introduced on board the vessels engaged in the' trade. During ...
... be one of the most valuable aids his care could have. Mr. Gosford was then a needy man, and had got into trouble through sinking capital in some wasteland. He was behindhand in his payments to the :Doughty trusteea by some thou- sands of pounds. The letter ...