... bank had ouspended payment, in conisequencei of the refusal of the London banks to disicounit some paper repro. I aeneting shipping securities which were considered objectionable. The liabilities are roughly eatl. mated at from one and -a ball to foury ...

... the most remarkuble running ever made by a ship or steamer, and stanids unrivalled as the most perfectly mcdelled abip afloat. ii Hsr accoimnodatlon forall classes of passengers are equal to .e those of any ship In the world, 'and as a fast and comfortable ...

... have not yet left the town, and, as they have not yet placed oriers, it is espected thatthsywill do so before their depature The shipping houses and manufacturers keep busg. The thai and yarn branches continue to show steady signs of improvesnent. There ...

... of the Now Merchant Shippin Act, which is as follows:- No person shall be entitled to carry in any ship, or to reuniro the master or owner of any ship to) carry therein. aquator-tle, nil of Vitriol, gunpowder, or any other goods which, in the Judgment ...

... has tent spared to make her througutout equal to cIL lhe finebt ship or a~eamer Afloat. is Her cabins are sumptuously furnishod, Ana, possess every de convelsience to be found on board ship, iccludieg tbathroou, RE Iiibrary, &c. Her sceoud eat-lice ace ...

... HANDS. On Saturday, a telegram was received by Messrs. WA'. Harrison and Co., Newcasile, owners of the ship Oromoctoo, froma Now York, stating that the ship and the whole of the crew-16 in number-' had been lost with the exception of one man, who had arrived ...

... well'known m Imperial Mail Steamers of the NoI German ] Oes fro Loyd are cepatched rewulsrly Jery month v If. from Antwerp. Next depature will be the HAJ3SBUERG ?? 3094 toni, May 19 ry ird-clvws Fzres to Ade]aide, Melbourne, eind Sydney ?? .. 14 14S. - rough ...

... sit roil. tre -. ilransron who, on rising to acmnowledge hi ion the presentation, vas received with loud chears, Y' of ?? Wor'ship, ellow biirgessel-(cheers)- ' av, ind Iadies and gentlemeb, I Amconsdioui that I it the have received to-day a very distinguished ...

... AUSTRALIA,-The well-lkowfn imperil ?? Steamers of the North Garmtan i1loyd are depatched regularly every mouth from An~srp. Next depature will on~be the SAW.LR.3084 ~~tons. lcd 2Iovsnimbe ThW -clae3 Fares to Adelaide, lMelbourne, and a.dney , . . ,14 . Grirosby ...

... well-known I I : mprial mail eeamers of tbe North German 1 . _ Sod are dexpatched regularly vry ?? onth I frm Anrwers,. ;ext depature wrill be the EtABSBtRG , ?? 3094 tons, DecM 3L_ , hiri-clas Fares to Adslatdo, M~eibourne, and] ISydneyh3 a 6 d _ Tlwnh ...

... address ?? - al My Lordse .If I had-been leftto the exacise of nmJ Ommto discretion, I should have decined ddressngyoprLord. Ca ships. - But, my Lords, I aen acting i dischargeofimy wi duty, in obedience to the judgment of my Learned Col- ac hagues-who thin ...

... AT CLAYTON HALL o Are the only rceasions on which this diitingulshed Artiste can poesibly appeor In E~ngland prior to her depa.ture for America. Eve-y Evenihg at ELight, except Siturdt-.ys, when a Morning Performarice takes place at Half-past Two. nit! ...