... recorded the feet that 56 associations had been formed throughout the I'nded Kingdom, and that the work of teaching the poor to rm through the agency of Moon’s type was making satisfactory progress. There seems every probability that great lockout of 30,000 ...

... Usbed here announces the sinking of the Montgomery(s),from the effects of a collision with another vessel; 13 parsons wen drowned. The Montgomery was bound from How York for Havens. NEW YORK—Jsn. 8 (By TaLnoura): The Atlantic, Lanfare, from Guadeloupe ...

... barque (name onknown), the latter anataioing considerable damage to item, Ac., and was placed on shore in time to prevent her sinking. After getting clear said steamer Caere into contact with portion of the Deptford Cattla Market landing stage, also ran foulet ...

... threatening, and when the ship was four miles to the south of Scarborough, bote np for that port for safety, and arrived at 1 r.M, when the ship took the ground in the harbonr. Sbe was worked by the S.E. swell, Lid filled with the tide. Six men were employed ...

... broke from har moorings in the harbour here and went athwart the Draper schooner, of this port, causing the tatter vessel sink in dO minutes; crew saved. • * . «nnnr The damage caused here the gale is estimated 2,00 W. RAMSGATE— Jan. 31: light, hazy ...

... YABUOUTH —Feb. 11; 10th—WNW, fresh, their arrival here they attempted to cross bvine Bar, but cloudy. 11th, am.—WSW, moderate; RM.—WNW, strong, failed owing to the heavy which running. The Fox Passed north. 10th—WSQN (Warkworth (o), of Newcastle); was bound ...

... 38} to o}, United States Five per Gents. 106} 7, ditto Four and Half per Cents. 102} to }. American Securities. are steady. Atlantic and Great Western Ist Mortgage are at 20 to 1, ditto 2d Mortgage 8 to 9, ditto 3d Mortgage 3} to 4, Erie to }, ditto Preference ...