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... &o. The crew were saved, he Aber- it a ?? ?? on 13th ult., and was fallen in o i with on 10th inst., distuasted and in a sinking. 9. , state, -by:the' barque Acadia, from St John's, a I N. for Liverpool, when the crew was taken tb off and landed at Holyhead ...
... RA'ILWAY OBLOOATIONNO 20 South Austrian 1 per ?? 20 Varna, 3 per rent ?? UJNITED ST&l!oi .OOAILWAYO. Atlantic and Groat Western. let Mart., TrusteWo 2 ?? Y4 Atlantic and Great Wastern, 3rd Mort., Trustees' Cortlhlcates ?? ?? Central of New Jersey ox IFunded conpons ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... eaptcin of the toa E found that she was sinking, and just had time to I sl;ip the hawser, wheu the barque went down. Tree tog vwas barked slightly, and three men and a boy succeesed in escaping from the sinking vessel. The captain and seven men are drowned ...
... principally in the Atlantic, lines.. -There is as much as a reduction of V. in,- Anglo- Americans, and a rise of. 3 in Submarines and-French At- i6 lantic. This change is owing to the publication of the I trsoamlmainbtente Atlantic lines, which i e s ...
... lis ?? There the landlord pounces upon what. s - Ixable, and flies abroad to sc end it. it is - ?? asver chaHrtie.E or cha-rms once mado h-e - n.vstezu endurable were torn away, and the r bing Iekleton of the thing- its es actioun, its r*- a-sat upon ...
... !Ile C'ove-rraicnt are ?? to ?? -- E t . lhopof Orleans. The Bierop or Y-n -: - . a ?? rtl iii a; hicli he attacks the l. r.m an, Icaliai, and Swiss Govern- - T . . i: - ?? injustice to the Catholics, j a ?? t .eir guilt by ingratitude, forget- | a ...
... published a iclrfrom the French Atlantic Co't lhe announcing that the obstructions to amalgamation with thl 911- Newfoundland are at present insuperable, and that a fu- ach sion of the Anglo-American and French Atlantic is being at devised; Consols close-For ...
... 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 ...
... after fifty years of public service, of resigning his post in connection with the South Kensington Museumi. Sergeant Cole, R.M., the chief clerk in the Paymaster's office at the Royal Marine Depft at Deal, has been arrested on suspicion of committing ...
... only stayed one day. Tourists who are not stinted for time should stay here several , days. A week would not exhaust the, q rms of, x this Queen of Cities, but we wore obliged t. onfea ourselves with a passing glance at her fair race. In the evening we ...