... SAILING OF THE ADRIATIC. GATwvAT, SEer. 1.- The Adriatic sailed this day at three o'clock sharp, having on boardl 789 PS 5enge1 54s3 of whom embarked at this port, anR1 2,,7 took shipping from Liverpool. Amnong thpe POSSenrs there are over .50 first class ...

... RAPITD SAILING,. t I 'I':re Alabinia, screa--st.nmer, Captain S E. F~iht, . of the State Lire ol steaaships, sail-rd fror- GIns- gow on her n:.:cnen v:ia0e 01n Ist April, to Nr Orleans, vib Cardi'} ard hae'-i to Livarrpoot; froam I tho-ce to1las2en's; ...

... THE SAILING OF THE ANGLIA. GALr-a'z, T ?? fine vessel, one of the four built expressly for this line, Sailed to-day, at 2-1; riz., for Boston. So great is the exedas of the lower orders at present that 6very third-class berth I was occupied, and over ...

... on the club recister during the year, and ?? part iu the races. The comUCti- tion iul almost every case w3as very close. The sail areartule adopted at last anunal meeting baas| bccnl fo~und very satishfactory. The following is the record of the prizes wvon ...

... SAILING ?? T1II3 PllIN'Ci' ALBElRT. G.mt.'vY, TUISI)AY NIGIIT.-PitMCtttal it) ?? Wa'y. T'to Prince Albeit stoaw ier alts (leparted from liue for lfaliflhx and New York, with the mail ?? tnd ono le iC Ird ted And sevent y-two liasselli'es, of wlotil iipwarils ...

... in the classification until their sailing capabilities and the sailing merits of the old ones that have undergone altera- tions during the winter be tested, and that after. wards the matter be dealt with by the sailing corn. mittee in accordance with the ...

... CARRICKFER'GUS SAILING CLUB. A RtACE for boats of the B class of this club carme off en Saturday las't, b eing the fortnihtliy day of - racing. The race for the C clas5 fell through. the weather being ratner boist rous for some or the boats. Only five ...

... Corinthian Sailing Club, which was responded to by Mr. Howard O'Rorke and Mr. Fred Thompson. The vice-chairman proposed The health of the visitors, to which Dr. Patrick and Mr. W. H. Arbuthnot responded. The toast of 1 The Carrickfergus Sailing Club was ...

... SUNDAY SAILINGS TO BANGOR. CONSIDEMIRLE excitement has been caused in Belfast a: by the inauguration of a system of Sunday sailingsc0 to Bangor in the steamboats of the Messrs. Brown; and already there has been much earnest, and even some angry, discussion ...

... fair~they will reanh ?? o-ioorrow'-? The Fal- coni is ordered to remain to carry dispatch1-8to the fieet. The Vipernchooner that sailed from hence on Wednesday, 'with dispstchba fer Ostend, is supposed tobe dettdiied by the IJutch a9Mboritiea. -. TRSSELIS, OCT ...

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... | THE LEVER LINE-SAILING OF It THE CIRCASSIAN. GALWAY, WVEDXESD.Y MonXi-xO. -This file vessel left her moorings this morning on her first trip across the Atlantic from. Galway. She carries a large cargo and her full conmplement of passengers. The goods ...