... tribles ho At the ourn twhen ripe and drove off tin catothe rasn s points of moment. As to dhe sea of Gaulee, once ulive ?? little ships ned fishing boats, there were only two now to be sainh ad should hardly rqke to trust hsmo self io either. (Laughter.) ...

... -all per 480 lbs.)i, at the exchlange of 1 l54 per cent., without charges or comtmission. THE LITTLE SHIP. I TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. D Srn,-The little ship's case gets no better, ;apparently. Mr. Mj'Donald says I prove nothing when I , say she went ...

... not advertise in thoe N ew loj-k Herald. -Alfred. -Botaiue Adr~e1tiwscr James and Alfred were two good hoys, n-iso hsadi little ships, and d-ames's ship sailed over tho pond. Alfred was so glad that he asked James to dinner, and they had hingrealiread. ...

... the smaller vessels toe doeely a-d require too much fresboard fcr the larger ships. In a gale of wind it won't help the little ships with too low a freeboard that they bas, L.R& and a gridiron paiated oa their sides by Act of Parliament-King Neptune is ...

... THE LITTLE SHIP. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. Sm,-Having seen several paragraphs in your paper, stating that the ship Red, White, and Blue never crossed the Atlantic Ocean under sail, by Mr. McDonald, and substantiated by a certain Captain Ball, who ...

... level with ours, and in some parts the rains have injured the growing corn, which is stated to unusually forward. Very little shipping from thence, but there is still some the water, both for South Wales and Ireland. From Italy and Spain the reports are ...

... weeks, and possibly the Danube also; and although the lower Baltlc ports may be open a few weeks longer, we hearof very little shipping from thence. French prices are a little lower than ours, and some trifling sales of flour are reported for shipment to ...

... notice. Hamburg letters of Tuesday inform us that no frost worth naming had occurred, and that the Elbe was still open; little shipping demand having, however, been experienced, and the reports from hence being considered very discourag- ing, prices of wheat ...

... opectesi the misers will sect an interview with their enplspy.s before accetting the proposed reduction. There hot been very little shipping during the present montn. .sed the demand by rail, for all sorts. in very moderate indeed Vessels are now beginnin to ...

... have to payforyarn, which still keeps hardening. Hosiery: ?? s have not any improvement to note in our trade. There is a little shipping business, but the home trade remains quite r inactive, notwithstanding there is every prospect of a higher x price being ...

... Indians, safe and sound, near Bella Bella, almost 500 miles from the point where she was deserted. It seems strange that the little ship could make this long voyage alone, threading her way, as the Victoria Colonist says, without aid of helmsman or compass ...

... recedeil from 30s. ti 26r. per qr., but in prices if other articles no change of consequence had riccurred. There was very little ship- ping, end a girod miny vessels were seeking freights. At Stettin, on the 26th ult., very few transactions had taken plance ...