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... rM '* Vn- •• SHIPPING AND MERCANTILE GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16. 187;!. , •, I‘jo-en Jl J *■ rwick i:: ;: an- Cjf.cC.4=Ca - A . •. ■ Oziwe. I fii ■■ Ilan-'V-r a3l ' France I- • ■ Heler-e- F.i. irlviS. . 11tit • I I i'' '' •' rbila.ielphiK GIBRALTAR ...
... the Southern Bond?, after providing for the interest the present issue, to Sinking Fund, thus making itaoomnulative. The surplus beyond the sum required for tbe interest and sinking fund above provided will applied to purchase* or drawings, attbe option ...
... Gibraltar. Said. Aden. For freifbi, he., apply to JOHN BOYBY and Co.. Doyd*c A*ncy. OardUf. WE WANT on Government Form, for i n 1111 rm inn 111 i draught, one to throe yean. Also, a imallBOAT for French Coal Trade, 800 cargo. IS fart draught. Send name full farticolan ...
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... England with too small a supply of coal. The Atlantic had on board, all told, 1,038 souls, of whom were saved. Only four saloon passengers were saved. The Purser was lost. LIVERPOOL, April 2. The Owners of the Atlantic arc altogether unable to explain the calamity ...
... and in tho North Atlantic unusually severe weather, especially about the eastern end of the Gulf Stream, about lat. 42 N., long. 52 W.; and on Feb. 12, at 8 a.m., weather very stormy, wind S.E. to S.S.E., hard gale, ship was in a sinking condition, making ...
... took off the crew 3d inst. the Austrian brig Mio Morn, from Cardiff for Trieste, in a sinking state, three days out, in lat SO 14 N, long. 7 W. HOLYHEAD—Feb. 11, r.M. (Bv Telegraph) : NE, freah, clear; bar. 30 49, ther. 41. FLAMBOROOGH HEAD—Feb. 10: Passed ...
... passed on .f, th .® tom to amateamate its business with those of the New York, and London Teleffianh Company and the French Atlantic Telegraph Comnanv. and to enter into such agreements from Ist May last A dividend of 2 P«» ...
... ,2o3l,Cato,Grnwch,A WDonaldson Bay—Carisbrooke Castle, 1415, Freebody, SW H Groom Almeria^cc —Valdezs), Abaroa, S, 412, MD, RM*Andrew&Co Anti ua —Anne, Gill, B, 168, WTO, Ockeoden k May pee Antigua—Aurora, 206, Eltvedt, WID, Langridgc*&.Co Antigua—Night ...
... BOOTH (St. Mawiss), Aug. I.—Sailed, July 31—Tho Cornubia. Mr. J. C. Kennerley, for Cowea. Powht, Aug. I.—Arrived, July 31 The Atlantic, Mr. Mailer, and Nixie, Mr. Sartorial; both from Plymouth. Dawn, Sir Wm. Clayton, from PnliMnth. Wicxlow, 30.—Sailed—The ...
... Lochsunart, and sailed to-day for Milford. QUEENSTOWN —April 2: 125 r.M. —The Princess Dagmar, from Calcutta for Barrow (jute), was abandoned March 29, lat. 47 N, long. 14 W, in sinking condition, with 10 feet water in hold, and leak gaining fast the donkey ...
... and sailed for Halt. —The Lisbon brig, for Lisbon; Presto, Norwegian brig, Olsen, for Rio Janeiro; both from Newcastle, Atlantic barque, Danielsen,from Soderhamn for Barcelona. Messe), Norwegian barque, Arendal, Pedersen, from Cronstadt for Gloucester ...