... the steamer *h * s - rm grew more violent, and all but c the lifeboats were smashed. » correspondent telegraphs :—The , '. an Line steamer City Berlin, from New York, sJ_***d here this morning, and reports fearful in the Atlantic. She passed on Sunday ...

... THE ATLANTIC IN SEPTEMBER, Sept. I. According to the monthly forecut issued the Ilydr.graphic Bureau of the Navy Depart. ment,lbe weather in the Allaroin daring September will be moderate to fair, with Declaims' ntr:h of the 3.5 th paraPel. Between the ...

... MORE ILAN rm . : CASUALTIES. The Aieerient liner Russia, which arrralat Layer. pool on M nday, repute terribly la the Atlantic. o n was hove t. for or r for y hours, and the pameng• wet, kept low. The decks were frequently by Image Captain Schmidt was ...

... wished abandon their vessel, as the was in sinking condition. Captain Davids m th-n orders to clear away the l>oat% and prepared take off the crew the Citta di Medina. It appears that those board the sinking ship had managed to launch boat, mro which ...

... THE ATLANTIC GIGANTIC WHIRL- POOL. It has long been known that waters of the Atlantic Ocean are sort of whirlpool on gigantic scale, tbe central point of which is short distance to the southwest of tbe Azores. Joel in the case of an atmospheric cyclone ...

... TERRIFIC WEATHER IN THE ATLANTIC. THE DISABLED SARNIA. A LEEDS MAN'S DESCRIPTION OF TED VOYAGE. The Belfast steamer Caloric arrived in the Merse.- yesterday, with the passengers of the Atlantic line-I Saunia, which, having been delayed in her voyac from ...

... AN ATLANTIC LINKS BURNED AT A telogram, reeeivrid op Wedresdu from Lloyd'. Signal &Ovine, St. Cathrrinee Paotjale of Ilbcht. Mar.ar To. Swansea. rammer. fr , m New Tork to p.•. op Channel at 12.30 pot. toolay. s ad Stumm Bunt, of Li verreoL ire. All ...

... THE WRECK OF AN ATLANTIC LINES. Spenoar (C.) •• Roberta (L.) •• 3.4*9 ConaarrmtiTa majority .. 1.045 BT. GEORGE'S (HANOVER SQUARE.) Hr, Qoaohen (L. unoppoeed. Hon. W. r. D. Smith (0.) ratnroed onoppoeod. WEST HAH (NOBTH). (Cy •• Fulton (C.) Home Rale ...

... SUPPOSED SINKING BY A STRAY A Pore Aaarablian Wawa= says :—Tbe crew of tbe Smodsdand wen denim /Iwo. which arrived in yossanday Own Spain. report as Aprellies, whew dip wet omits adllokw by wise applaud to In Wept& At le is the dtanwew Ind wee Wei. aid ...

... THE SINKING OF THE! VICTORIA. j i OFFICIAL DESPATCHES. NAMES OF THB SAVED. 861 S URVIVORS. THE FEELING ABROAD. MESSAGES FRO__TtHE GERMAN EMPEROR The followintr ia the list of survivors aa received from Admiral Markham, dated Tripoli, Friday, 3 p.m., received ...

... RESCUK THE ATLANTIC. SIXTEEN MEN BAYED. Tbe Canard sta&mcr Cepholonia, which arrived in Boaton on January 22nd. had a vary boisterous passage from Liverpool. A letter from one of her officers gives the following account of a rescue ses, under circumstances ...

... ATLANTIC LINER IN COLUSION. A STEAM ER K. -EXCITECO SCENES. The other evening • disastrous collisirm took place of Crosby Lightship between .the White Star stearwr airs. Borna's Glasgow steamer Ctunbrae. The bug liner left Liverpool lareling.stage at ...