... £egco~taranh .. ?? g flecnoxap. atr . ..ing'scsve bm0 Eta-uri ?? ?? Yorl1S gn . ?? nai J. W. Taylor a ?? ..New York m Lire SAILED. wg Ica DncaEsrP 30. Clan Sutherlanod a. .Maoritina Luennia ?? ew j york Aldeesgate a.. .Buenos Ayres Eliapol a . B ?? Capetown ...

... morning, and is proceeding to Rotter- Port dam. Prt Needle, ENGLISH SAILING VESSEL 2o - WRECKED. Rival LOSS OF 13 LIVES. Re A Renter's telegram from Cherbous states St. S that the English sailing vessel Emily Lloyd, 126 8au tons, of Maldon, has been totally ...

... Voiscian s, Liver, pool; Argo s, Dublin; Juno s, Cork. Sailed from Bristol-Dunbrody s, for SVaterford; Edith Barry; Evviva s, Swansea; Devoniar s, Bideford; Islander, Jersey, To-Day's Arrivals and Sailings. Arrived at Bristol-Ettrick s, from Glasgow Collier- ...

... 45-00 4722510 42207)10 22s per oossn lianque Oe Pari, .Si-ires . ?? 3 1 OO l*0900 10070 12e 610 t Thce m Rainse. Fee, A r dii, SAil . 85 3 M 31 ' 00 951 NEW( k,,inds ('is (Us do Trao ion . 31200 31 47 200 made ft .ierate (lie (ibavois ito' 11n efI, 3105 1f020 ...

... I Jackson, Newcastle, boilers. Earnholm, Biack, Inverness, goods; Norwood Michie Hull, do- St Giles, Esson, Lerwick, do. Sailed.-December 30th-Hogarth, Dowmna, London, goods: Earl of Aberdeen, Dove, New- castle, do.; Princess Beatrice, Sinclair, Live ...

... Js LEITO SMflMiGf7-Tha arrials atl ?? le.A week conisisted of 19 steoscaro of, a iota! teinnora Of 1la`,li tans=. anld one sailing vessel of 9i teas. a-s againist 51 steamecrs of 25,04 toes, and thxr, as3.Les vrteat' sO 0ios tons drs=n the prsnano week ...

... roestirted h 'ta hel tt le -osiion- of choir menny Tasaket. C Jmemo- ehipossrner- are prn,o-pally intttrestiig shiemoetoes a cn sailing nezsfrls heittl or pest otgethcr in 1-erich yards i t.. tarn tier bounty stlnr~h prenides a tory lihunsi profit. Is blireria ...

... Thorraby' s, Wilson, Bilbao the at- iron ore ; 'iisne, ?? London, Jordan, g; Harling: skill 6a ton. s Hardy, Londoni, b.- Sailed.-Deo. 29: tionzu war Teesdale e, 4aogstaff, London, iron; Margaret tee sea- Reid, Dew,. Stockton,. b; Bbital a, Thomas, On ...

... tithe-r oecause e± in- tenttonal holding in reserve on the part o' Cottuc growers or actual dcflciercy in sap-plv. Oe-ars ol sailing ships aptear alb ta have lbenefited by the general trade conditions, and thre rear closes es freiglbts at a disticotlv re ...

... erred to d, Newcastle. 'a us ea Sver~i. 389 tons gross--Sold so 6panish owners. 5 Dewdrop, 70 tons gross-Wnecked. di - ~~SAILING VESSELS. L 1.l'argsaret Ed~ward. 296 tons gross-Sank after- :-t, coll~sion. cr 0 Arva. 80 tons gross-Abandoned at sea. 5Wagrien ...

... OF I AMERICA. io ?? ?? of the DirTy PoSr. Sir,-There has been sD great a disarrange-erent of the accustomed transatlantic sailing schedules that I miet beg your assistance and ask that you kindly announce, for the benefit of Birmingham and Midland shippers ...

... Gervase, of Penzance; Lady Mostyn, of Liverpool; Lord . Dufferin. of Belfast; ship with main and mizzen topmasts gone. and sails eplit, making' for 47. Falm~outh.. Passed West- Steamers, Purnan lines; Bangarth, of Liverpool- Glancus, of Liverpool; Rotha ...