... ill at Aladille Lind is said to have sang and cried for joy on hearing that the United States mail steam-ship Atlantic hal not been lost during her late disastrous trip. Jenny, it will be rememberedl, departed from Liverpool for New York on board ...

... Second horso to esave his stake. 3 miles. Mr ChaIne's b g The Earl, tate Sl, byAndorlion, aged, lost Clb (Whelan) ?? . ?? ?? I Mr M'Donogh's ch g Siwitch, aged, lost 131b (Gray) ?? 2 Mr U Hamilton' S weep, G yrs, ?? (Owner) . 3 Mr Macdonogh's ch g Facry Mount ...

... of the ships,announced the explosion more ammunition or of another i^naine The nris ners taken included the captains of rhe Viz aya, and Terror. Noneot these off*red any resistance. Indeed they appeared glad to find themselves the American ships, the fate ...

... amount of ,,0001. Thle Peninsular Company's steam-ship Montrose, Captain Boven, with the snails from Spain, Portugal, and Gibraltar, will be here about the 0th proxiuto. The Royal Mail Compalty's steam-ship Medway, Captain Symonds, with the West India mails ...

... northern passage. At ¢ p.m., the wind'blowing steadily from W.NV.W,, we lost sight of the Fleetwing in the darkness; but the Vesta was still abreast, looking like a phantom ship in the dim starlight. The Henrietta now in. creased her speed, rocking over ...

... O'Brien's Roes, 2; Mr. J Daly's Tise Brashers, 3 ; Joseph Hagai's Prairie Flower, 0. Won easily in good time. The Prairie Flower lost second place owving, to her mnst bresking. Seeand-Claas Fishing Cots - B Duggan' Nicholas, I : J Sinnott's Chance, 2; L Shiel'e ...

... Wtnsjsiny Moksinu, M.VLK-JW.ST MS O'CLOCK. ADMIRAL (KRVERA STILL PLAYING HIDE AND SEEK- The nl's K«y Wctt eablt* —ihe Admiral ships since th.-y left Sunday stul unknown. The report arrival Admiral t-laiuu witi» Spaui-h off Ma: now declared to false. The report ...

... 71b (Doardeon) 2 2 Mr Murphyf's Wild Duck, U yrs, Ost lib (SBuei) ?? 0 3 Not placed Iodine, lost llb (Mr. Wilson); Nolly Gray, Pst olb (Whelan); Robin Adair, lost 8lb (Hamilton) Turn of Luck, Oast 7il (Ryan); Kafoonelum, Set 31b (Don- nelly); Red Earl, ...

... Alleebury's c by Wild Dayrell-Intimisdation ?? 1 011 Lord Portsmouth's Vinegar Hill ?? ?? 2 fir Cita Rushoute Conqueror ?? ?? .. a lost Seven ran. ple, The Findon Stakes of 10 sove each, for two yearolds; colts, an. 8st 71b; fillies, fat 41b; winners extra. T ...

... eastward. At 10 20 a signal from the flagship Electra indicated the course, namely 20 miles to windwvard from the Scotland light- ship and back. The velocity of wind was then 11 miles. White crests wvere seen on the waves far out at sea, and coasting schooners ...

... sovs added. One mile and a half. heats, steeple chase course. Second saved stake. Us r. P. Power's oh m ?? of Clonmel, aged, lost Y 12b (Maher) ?? .. ?? ?? 3 1 1 Mr. ?? W. Power's bl g Caifre, aged, lest 21bs (Col. 3t gan) ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 dist Mr. Prendergast's ...

... the Iris led the way, ol. lowed by the Union, Gleam, and Amina, in beautiful style, and long before they had doubled the flag-ship, stationed about seven miles to the eastward of Kingstown, it was evi- dent the struggle lay between these four beautiful yachts; ...