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... declaration of wer with ,) v s' America br Mexico.'' This document has been forwarded 1 mlI from _New York~, hr an American packet-ship, which sup, plies ailvices only one day latter than those furnished bytN the s sateamner-namnely, to the 4'tl of June). While ...
... anT Lord Digbyliave take the deer forest: of Glentmnser, not. ord' Mamesbury, as was reported somie time ago.+.-.cotsmsp. DEPA}TURE OF THiE CHAIWNE LiFaT.L-We are sauthoriseda t6 anen6un'e that the ~haunel Fleet 'will neave St. Margarets 'Wope it an early ...
... ASHANTIE WA-RI ob - ~~~(tetets Telegrami] e CCape Coast Castle, January 10. 0 There 1as been no sincdent of iportance ailnce the depature of the last mail. The troops 1 under Sir Garet Wolieley steadily continue Y their mac upon Coomasie. The heal of the expedition ...
... captain of the Gl tor, having hard previously to his depature from Be'rmuda that C-mroodora Wilkes, of eteamghip Tret otoriety, intended to capture the Gladiator, obtained the protection of her Xaieesty's ship Dis-perate, which vessel accompanied him a certain ...
... 12th of Felar-_ and from Melbourne to 15th. Production of gold incsis_ amounting to 71,000 oz. more than last year. Depature of gold ships for England-7th Feb., Morning Star, for Lirsn- pool with 86i58 oz.; 10th, Sydenham, 15,216 oz.; 9th, Mea- maid, for ...
... turned more diectly to his cousin, Mr Seale, of whom he was to take a last farewell and spoke to him of their long fellow- ship. He said- Frank, you have been mnore a than a cousin to me; you have besa father and brother in cne. He thanked him again ...
... generally navy plug, each month. The men talking part in the mlanceuvres are picked uip meetly from thle harbour ships and naval reserve ships. Others are drafted from 'vessels which have just come home, end from any place they can be got. The men who, arrived ...
... and chain, awarded by the American Government for services rendered in saving some of the crew of the Central America steam- ship. The following letter to the Vorgioe from the American Milnisterwas ?? underiigned, &c., has the honour to transmit to the ...
... ceedings by reading the aubjoined resolution- That this in~eeting having heard with Indignation that an American ha:' 'Irederal ship of war bag forcibly taken from a Britsishsteamer certain passengers who were peaceably proceeding unider the0. shelter of our ...
... turpentine, 31r,; American, 41e. Copper very daUl; English Is offering much under smelters' fixed prices. The arrival of five ships from China, with a large quantity of tea, is announced. The Ban of Spain has reduced the rats of die. count to 7 per cent, ...
... > 8~~TA31:hf PACKT , Ships. Tonnage. Home-Power. Commander. JNITED STATES. 1200.. ..8.0 . W . MEItLEREiD. to UNITED KINGDOM ..12E5. . 800 . JAmEs OReAr,. of JOHN BELL 1 .1102: 0 ?? EDWAVD SCOTT. - Or other First-Class Steam-Ships, (Unless prevented by ...
... nature, and he was very glad to get back again to Africa to take command of the expedition which has ended so tragically. His depa-ture was not made the occasion for any sort of demnonstration ; iedeed, he slipped away as quietly as possible, and was very reticent ...