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... with little damage. Sebestopol letters of the 23rd June, via Marseille that -40 guns had been placed battery oppose' Russian ships. PP»«e the Russian reinforcements sent into the Crimea had be. compelled to return through want provisions. The Russians were ...
... ultimo by what supposed have been an earthquake. The shock was sensibly felt for many miles around, but so far as known no casualties had happened. Another mail robber, clerk in the Postotfice at Chicago, had been arrested. President Pierce and Mrs. Pierce ...
... there were, also, five dead bodies the ground—one was that of officer. The list of the casualties is given in the Gazette, from General Simpson:— Return of casualties from 29th June to Ist July inclu( sive Killed, Lieutenant H. Owen, 23rd Foot; Lieutenant ...
... DIEMAN'S LAND, at a tlirough rale, and by first-cbsssteamers. Ships. Captains. Tons P.eg. Bur. To sail. EMMA E. 1150. .3000. .Aug. 21. RED JACKET M.M.Milwa*d.2Wo..sooo..Sept. EARL OF .(new ship) 1126..3000..0ct. 21. M2RMAID E. 1320..5200..N0v. 20. WHITE ...
... at a through rate, and by first-classsteamers. Ships. Captains. Tons Reg. Bur. To sail. EMMA E. Underwood 1150. .3000..Aug. 21. RED JACKET M. Milward.24*). .5000..Sept. 20. EARL OF SEFTON .(new ship) 1126..30C0..0ct. 2L MSRMAID E. 1320..3200..N0v ...
... DIEMAN'S LAND, a through rate, and by first-classsteamers. Ships. Captains. Tons Reg. Bur. To sail. EMMA E. Uxnxawoon 1150..3000..Aug. 21. RED JACKET M. M. MiLWAan.243O. .5000..Sept. 20. EARL OF toe* ship) 1126..3000..0ct 21. MERMAID Dbvbi 1320. 3200..N0v. WHITE ...
... ; but i want of trade implies want of money, and want of money want of the material essential war. The proceedings of our ships in the gulf Fin land are creating great distress along the coast, and great complaints at head quarters. The Russian organs ...
... country. I then came on here. Haying anchored the ships »s close as I could to the Island of I proceeded in the Ruby, accom- I panied by Captain Vansittart, the Magicienne, and [ Captain Lowder, R.M., of this ship, the latter officer having under his command ...
... NEY, and all other ports in NEW ZEA- LAND and VA AND, at 3 by Ships Captains. TonsReg. Bur. Tosail. 1150..3000..Aug. 21. RED JACKET M.M. Mriwanp.240. 5000. .Sept. 20. SARL OF SEFTO. (new ship) 1126..3000..Oct. 21. MERMAID --.E. 1320. 3200. .Nov. 28. WHITE ...
... at a through rate, and by first-class steamers. Ships. Captains. Tons Reg. Bur. Tosail. EMMA UNDBRWOOB 1150..8000.. An*. 21. RED JACKET M. M. Mii.ward.24W. .5000. .Sept. 20. EARL OF SEFTON .{new ship) 1126..3000..0ct. 21. ! MERMAID E. 1320..3200..N0v ...
... details of large facts supplied telegraph. There has been more firing than we were led believe, and more work done. The casualties are rather numerous, for the belligerents now almost hear the whisper each other's watch f but, in proportion as the danger ...
... Clipper-ship JAMES BAINES, = Commander; 2.515 tons register; 5.000 tons burthen. Thii'vessel has just completed her miiden voyage from Liverpool t» fn’ the unprecedented time of 63 days out, being the shortest passage ever made by any sailing ship or steamer ...