... T. E. Chapple to the T , at Cork; and C. R. Haswell to the St. Geor 12o, ship of ordinary, in the Downs. t th e, 2 Clerks Assistanat J . Hi. Mooney to the Vca 6 steam troop ship, for particular service. V6 Itw WOOLWICsui The Zephyr. steam vessel, Lieutenant ...

... corvettes Dagnar and Thor, the ironclad schooners Absaon end Esbern Snare, with the paddle-wheel Holger Danake. When the higlish ships appeared the Danish ailors manned yards, and tho vessels exchanged salutes vith the Castle of Kronhorg, the bands on shore ...

... readers will remember that r this ship had left Plymouth't Sound, in September laos on her vye to Pert Ph . a t bottle ws picked up unterth Belt 'ead contaiing a slip t of paper, eigued 'OCorbnay 'Fowle,' declartog tha the ship and all on beard, save the writer ...

... was absolutely without foundation. he have received a letter from the capt is H a y r3 2 9th, Jun , tating that, , though. ship has been ordered int board are in first- lass health B ter tion from Lloyd's agent at Havre stata-thrd tha St. Bernard, as ...

... and the datef theremiaenfs depature is 1iott detemnd Thelage diviion of tbe. 4th Draons will ail in the. City of Newr York- which will accommodate as many as 330 horses and S82 officers and men. The Greece is a large ship, but her complement will not ...

... MAGNETIC TEL-ROnAPlc) (FROt OUR OWN CORREsPONDENT.) !,LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY MONING. T The screw steam-ship Athenian, belonging to the d African MaUl Steam-ship Comlpany, reached Liver- le pool at half-pest eleven last night, with the mails, s &o., from the ...

... New Zealand Shipping Company have beeo sm wit taken up. The ships wftlprobablybeflttcdwlthguan the in Australia, where they will be used for cruising nider Ithe Admiral Tryon, who commands the Australian squad- per ron. The number of ships of the navy ...

... ILATEST TELEGRAMS THEl ZULU WAR T. THE REMAINS OF PRINCE LOUI 'NAPOLEON. ARRIVAL AT MADEIRA AND DEPATURE FOR 'ENLAND. ex COURT-MARTIAL ON LIEUT. th CAREY. wI _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ?? _ ._ _ o f Ti REPORTED ARMISTICE 0K YEAS'iMEN ANT) BRAZELIAN TLEGRAPH.) na (PFROM ...

... Dokhr, and went: oiR tO Port Said in order to covndete while passing thrugXh. l t}edtnal titerm of 14 d lays subseqent to depature from Bsombay iimloscd by the quartrtinc reguatonsa en arrivals from Idia Eoweverwhen they reache Port $aid, theanitar oflicer ...

... prices are nearly those of yesterday. THE UNITED STATES. (BY MR, azUTERS Xurasss. QlUEENSTrO. MARC 256 The Royal Mail steam-ship Africa, Captain Shannon, from New York on the 14th inst., passed Cork lighthouse at 7.30 a m. QtEENOWN, wSUDAY, MAcsM 25. The ...

... Miohel wfill perforni an operatiou. No credit is attacbed to the report thst. the Duke of Saxe-Coburg has offered tre Premier- ship of his Cabinet to Herr von Bennigsen. H- AIMBURG, Motwr Nzoart. The Copenhagen newsiapers speak sympa- thetically of the Elmperor ...

... bonrvae ntei the tritiahl public b.ad been whtiled, for ?? sapposed that salcvee' obtained thei liet b etig on Woard a British Ship The iuhxstetha el Brirtish intereats might sn er in the maltter, but hel (Mr. si ]?orelter believed that in the tilatter~pt ...