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... tage as this in the time of communication with the United States and British America, and to obtain similar savings of time in the communication with the West Indies, South America, Africa, Australia, and India. But we are not aware of any similar advantage ...
... on the one band that more care should be taken In America In the ship- ment' of the cotton, so as to pseveut the great baw we ooccasoned by the country damage; while the dele. lat gates from America contended that the damageI hat frequently arose from ...
... holding land by legal tenure. To pub an end to slavery, by whatever means, was to out off thievastpoosession from the wealth of America. The destruction of ten thousand cotton mille of the value of thirty to forty thousand pounds a-¢ pilece-the submergence of ...
... continue to receive from et Australia and Eouth America. At the present di rate of the American exchanges there is a fair profit on the remittance of gold to this country, and the existing state of affairs in m America is likely to increase the profit on the ...
... QUEEN'S MESSENGER FOR AMERICA. Qukenstown, Monday Evening. The British and North American royal mail steamship Europa, for Halifax and Boston, left here this evening, all well, having on board Air. Seymour, the Qaeen's messenger America.—[The Europa, by an ...
... keep up the price of moDey in America and to prevent any flow of gold to this country for the present, tho last quotation of the rate of exchange London jing 1071, which there is no profit either export import of gold in America. Telegraphic despatches from ...
... all events ji 'Ski iniflu~encing, 'the policy of Europe, and rb oven of America. During the laist 50 years Me the public debts ,of all the great nations of Abe Europe and America, taken together,. have Let increased from less than £-1,500,000,000 scat ...
... deliveries are falling off, m- well as Many of thc country markets; that Russia can send but little before next harvest; that America, tniess stimulated to ,greater efforts, id not likely to sr.1p over three millions of quarters of wheat for i all Europe; ...
... ar, as.es Miry, Buddie, lm ILiv.innjh ; ir, logwood JiKITISII AMERICA. Thomas, Brewer, fm St J >hu'» ; timber, deils Falcon, Small, John'-.; bli*t*j»er->, }»ailin»», herrings SOUTH AMERICA. C ilumbine, Res?, foi L uun.i; logwood High 4er. WJn>e!er. fm ...
... cotton trade is pasuing through that psin period of transition which every one foresart a come upon the conclusion of the America v; , though it may be remnarked that the shock is*it eo severe as most persons anticipated it to be o e the actual conclujioo ...
... a Rew of 25 hands, in addition to the captain and his wife nd child. Leaving Barry in June last for Junin, West Coast of America, with a cargo of coal, the ship experienced such bad weather that in Oober she had not reached her destination. Her mainmast ...
... ji late ier fee, 1i 30a-M he To Norway, if addzed Via Hefl-G.P.O., 'ut 9 30 p.m.; with J& late fee, lD p.m. I le- North America. - SpeciaUy-addressed letters Iy ?? be forwarwed from Liverpool to-night for transit by the.North German Liner Aler. call- ...