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... THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. 9; ~~~(o~r'rCcAL iO(FOROOATION.) Da, ?? JULY 80. tie, The entire squadron, consisting of five magnificent 4 ;ships of war, nlow about to proceed to the consummation of ,la, this great enterprise, are at thibi time anchored in the ...
... beern just successfully completed, by sending rnm messages of peace and good-will to our cousins on the other 5 side of the Atlantic. rm The toast of the Prince Consort, Prince of Wales, and so the rest of the Royal Family having been lik~ewise drunk, nl The ...
... TERRIFIC WEATHER IN THE ATLANTIC. THE DISABLED SARNIA. A LEEDS MAN'S DESCRIPTION OF TED VOYAGE. The Belfast steamer Caloric arrived in the Merse.- yesterday, with the passengers of the Atlantic line-I Saunia, which, having been delayed in her voyac from ...
... accidents oceur, snoh asthoe wikoeto the ship In the middle of the Atlantic., Assumaing these views to be correct, I would venture to suggest to the owners of the Great Eastern, after the Atlantic cable to safely laid and In working order, that the vessel should ...
... 460 miles have been totally c lost, and a company l need have great resouces when they take to sinking 40,0001. or 60,0001, at the bottom of the j Atlantic by way of experiment. t The Agamemnon isavery much strained. a e The Head-Mastership of St. John's ...
... Atlnutic and Great Western and Erie Railway to Noew wdoi -York,Iwill be secaured io the Atlantic and Great.Wetom system. pidi 1 In refereniceto' the cost and ?? of the Atlantic end, Great h by Western line endoh resells to the bond and Shareholders, I think ...
... MR. CYRUS FIELD AND THE ATLANTIC CABLE. The grand banquet given by the members of the Chamber of Comeerce at the Metropolitan Hotel on the evening of the15th, in honour of Cyrus W. Field, was a perfect success. About two hundred people were present, ...
... RA'ILWAY OBLOOATIONNO 20 South Austrian 1 per ?? 20 Varna, 3 per rent ?? UJNITED ST&l!oi .OOAILWAYO. Atlantic and Groat Western. let Mart., TrusteWo 2 ?? Y4 Atlantic and Great Wastern, 3rd Mort., Trustees' Cortlhlcates ?? ?? Central of New Jersey ox IFunded conpons ...
... GALES AND FLOODS. ,. .~ . .. TROUBLE AFLOAT AND ASHORE. ATLANTIC LINERS OVERDUE. Gales and fl04ods have been doing- a deal of A, mischief over a lvery 'wide area. the In The steamer Weeha~wkeni bas.: arrived CtPn al I' Delgada with 25 panssengers .fromn ...
... received from New York, state thaS s the ship General Birch, 745 tons register, bound -rm Liverpool to Ialifax, Nova Scot, has- bem abandoned in the Atlantic in a sinking condito. r The whole of the crew were rescued, and have bees lauded at Me York I ?0uxcEM ...
... crew of the Welcoune, which had already disappeared beneath the waves. The steamship proved to be the R.M.S. Massachusetts, belonging to the Atlantic Transport Company, from New York for London. The thiee boats remained in the neighbourhood for nearly ...
... Wo'M Ir all right. Oh, yes, we're al right.' 'But'enne we? That depends on what is meant by all right. 5Th ie were not sinking, ?? there was no leak. Neither r. was the vessel on fire. The sea was now moderate, and we rolled gently on it like rock- ...