... have tobe gone tiorouzh again as if nothing had been done, and fresh evidinee ean be adduce] by erther side, Weeck IS THE ATLANTIC—PEARFUL SUrreiivgs oF TiE Ciew, —Capt, Stewart, of the steamcr Presnitz, z arrivel at New York, reports as follows : —** ...

... proves to be moolog diacouloo. Jody. _ _ _ A BEAI AT Two sailors who arrived it. London a few days ago the Wine in the ship Atlantic, brought over with two beau from a port they had touched at. On the Journey ono died, but the other warn muzzled and chained ...

... chest four feet long, marked with the letters 1.d.1., banded with iron, and full of gold pieces. The tale rm that, in 13S8, the Bernese let sink in the river, swollen by the rains, one of their vessels, which was being used at the siege of the castle ...

... for the purpose of hearing the charges against several persons for unlawfully, violently, and injuriously, and force and » rms » entering certain hereditaments and premises of' the Commissioners for executing the office of Lord High Admiral of the United ...

... boors before Ids dy was rrovered. U. the previous dee a to 107th Regiment, named George wits see, thrn•rtue up his mese and sink• t.g wkile betblog at the Wade tie toss. A telegnun from Valen , iennes states that there are no. about POOO ow. oo nitrite ...

... just excited, silly, otherwise than hie aataral self, it weald nearly drive am wild. Lem oo own acooont than his. To sea him sink—not for great crime, bet contemptible, cowardly hit MoeaaUemfrom tho height where love had placed him ; to have take cars him ...

... again. seroospealed emslicOub mooveris. beeir i t i = l ibliUMI pawed accident moane& 0 life wig extinct. wise er mango White. R.M., sad Dr. severely but net kart An was promptly held before Mr. A. M. MaeAsselsbeasl • luy wa . fationite ladles were afterward ...

... bridge, and while doing so he saw the offenders throw into the river the fish they had caught and place their nets in a sack and sink them. The latter were seized, and Mr. Bailes asked the Bench to order them to be destroyed. The application was cheerfully ...

... which was Italian vessel. Tho ship, it appears, encountered a Violent storm, and she was abandoned when supposed the point sinking. The Italian w.ii saved the greater ...

... cost. In Februar)', 1877, the proprietor ■>the Sew York Herald, 'Mc J. G. Bennett commenced sending to this country those st«rm warntntos -which from tiine to tfrfio see in the daily press. Out of forty stonns thus announced by telegraph, Mr. Scott talis ...