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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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, ...
... 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 ...
... been recomnmended for the society's silver medal during the past half-year: Lieutenant Baron Von St. Paul, R.M., and Lieutenant F. O. Pyin, R.M., of her Majesty's ship Pearl, for saving William Burroughs, a marine ardileryman, off Portsmouth, on the 23rd ...
... will never consent to be called British.' Ireland cl stands independently on the Atlantic. He wonld be so the 6rst to resent, with or without Home Rule, the b proposal to sink the nae and individuality of Ireland m P] in that of Great, Greater, or Gxeatest ...
... could be better thanif his to oppose to ?? Nlahdi. Tl' I,'io:iii,',',sv ?? ( L.) says ?? In criticising General Gordon's com- rm eanu, iMI ,t Is oi1ly fair to take i ito account the very trying circumstances in ,irich tvie (t;nernd is plaed, awd tile i ...
... of the Union, the popular sentiment at this act of the President will be profound and lasting. On the eastern rim of the Atlantic slope, his' declaration that be could not have two wars at once on his hands will be accepted as the justifiea-, tion of ...
... BOURSE. PARIS, FEB. 5, 3.30 r.M. The Bourse has been unsettled. Rentes closed at 69.40, or 5c. higher than yesterday. INDIA. a (Via Trieste.) t BOMBAY, JAN. 12. E A sad accident has occurred on the Hooghly by s the sinking of a steamer returning to Calcutta ...
... look-out men at the masthead of the United States frigates Constitution, forty-eight guns, Captain Rull, cruising in the Atlantic, deseried a vessel in the distance, which, on nearing proved to be the 'English! frigate Guerriere, also of osrt -cibht gnus ...
... t te id of the rvWOr, ZFk T Av~WeICXO ΒΆ=GraPa1n FIuZ F - geera tone of the press Oa both sides of the ocean re8arding the Atlantic telegraph is one of discourage. ment at the result of the Oftetprise which they ra. thor hatily andi nweantably proomoe a ...