... Simla after her collision with the City of Lucknow have happily proved unfounded. The Nicolas Vagliano (steamer) arrived in Dunkirk Roads on Monday morning, having on board the twenty-three men saved from the Simla, which vessel was fallen in with at six ...

... proceeded to the residence of the King. THE FRENCH FLEET. HAMBURG, Oct. 16th—Another French fleet has been collected at Dunkirk. This news, combined with the unexpected arrival of a French fleet in the North Sea, has caused the Governor-General to order ...

... stationed at Margate, was instrumental in saving the endangered ship La Jenne Fanny, which was on a voyage from London to Dunkirk. It will be remembered that this boat is one of the three contributed to the Life-boat Society by the subscribers to the Quiver ...

... of customs at Wick, Caith• ness. Mr. Cox received a telegram on the April, informing him of the wreck of the Je ulna, of Dunkirk, near Cape Wrath. Mr. Coy reached the wreck on the Oils, having performed a journey of 141 miles. The last 14 miles was travelled ...

... here to reinforce General Chanzy. Troops are pears to have had 60,000 men against Chanzy 's also being sent by transports to Dunkirk to 200,000. atructed in the district. M. Carnet has been appointed Prefect of the De- linssELS, Jan. 16111.—Prince Napoleon ...

... to be arranged by Mr. Augustus Harris. TERRIBLE SUFFERINGS AT SEA. The crew of the steam ship Cayor, which has arrived at Dunkirk from St. Louis (Sen.), endured, during her passage, great hardships. Shortly after leaving St. Louie several members of the ...

... MARSHAL has gone OD a tour of Inspection among the fortresses and garrisons in the eastern part of France. THE CASINO at Dunkirk fell in a few days back. One workman killed and several others more or less seriously injured. THE Toulonnais states that ...

... competition with shorter railroad routes, it is astonishing how cheaply you can be carried to some place as dull perhaps as Dunkirk, but new and refreshing to a tired man. As for fishing, with the Rail and Rod in your hand you may choose fresh quarters ...

... lowest bid.ler. • .. RkBCUE OF FIVE &AMEN BY THE ROCKET APPARATC9.—On Friday la3t the French sloop Pers.. verance, from Dunkirk for 3herbourg, with coals, was driven ashore at Jury's Gal, near Rye, in a strong gale from the south.west. The c,ast.gaard ...

... Everton, of and from Hartlepool, was riding in Sea Reach, near the Chapman, when the Sir Robert Peel, screw steamer, bound to Dunkirk, came in contact with her, and with such force that the collier immediately began to fill and sunk. Fortunately the crew succeeded ...

... coming ' out o e a . fired, one of them was being reloaded, when, owing '. articles, including a lace veil ping office at Dunkirk, in France, and had obtained. to fire remaining in the breach-piece, the char morning, and they have . been traced by . the ...

... North Riding of York.: steamer Compeer, of Newcastle, from Archangel f ir shire, by a man named Samuel Edmunds, a navvy, Dunkirk, with flax, which vessel was stranded at and a native of Enville, in Staffordshire. The g urnmou sh, nea r Berwick, on Friday ...