... 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 ...

... Porte, however, is ready to examine Italian complaints and to enforce redress. F THE SINKING OF BRITISH SHIPS BY Ce THE GERMANS.W Correspondence respecting the sinking of six British tl vessels in the ?? by Germans was published on u Wednesday. Mostof ...

... Captain Doran and the crew were saved. b TERRIFIC GALES IN THE ATLANTIC. C By the arrival, at Liverpool, of the Cunard steamer T Russia we have accounts of very heavy gales In the or Atlantic. Captain Lott reports that two days after leav 0 ing New York ...

... humanity to the master and crew, thirty- two in all, of the barque Grassendale, of Liverpool, whom he rescued from their sinking vessel on the 16th June last, in latitude 56'20 S., and longitude 63 50 W., and having treated them with the greatest kindness ...

... deamnd the most of their-ifne and prevent the opportunities of attaining tp scientifio h elpinence, yet they are not dqbarrejr.f rm thi pliasure C of enjoying th8 fruits of tle ?? of others, Ap .a a;9ny;uous ?? sings:. This is a wondrousttrsth indeed, The ...

... agents httoiinitilJed ea rm l Oilto 1 I 16ls. 8d. a diiy, at New Orenliis, 606n 70otofe y Tuttrrde omnwho tace:e allured by:thiese prosetnlwntoNw e Orleans to die No teniptatuoin sol S itsc tt n to ( aireek wuik fi ifitita sink oh tusiquitya mu et Eeiiii ...

... and his allies over the greater part of the Republican deputies. All sections of the Left came to an, agreement last week to sink minor differences for the sake of having this Republican measure passed without delay, and so depriving their opponents of ...

... htasip ol Iv has been 'held that a ship built in com- partmensts will~ not sink after being damaged ax by collision, supposing the dividing' bulkheads cl are watertight. The sinking of the Oregon a, seemed to throw 'the most serious -doubt upon fe the soundness ...

... sa-C. ATLANTIC ?? oI~rveorELDRS-DVw, These vessels are appointed to sailias follow:- FROM LIVERPOOL. ATLANTIC ?? ..Wedesday4., 2sth Oct. ?? ?? Wednesday, 1 1th Nov. ?? ?? Wednesday, 20th No.V. ?? ?? Wednesday, Sith Dec. FRO0M NEW YORK. ATLANTIC ?? 13th ...

... late, with a shale of dedclie inl price from our last state- nmenits. Beef, tOjd. to lid. ; mutton, GMd. to 74, per 1t), sinking the oillal. S-MITHFIELD CATTLE MrARKET, London, Monday, October' Nvitic stock, for the Safety of wihichi fears ivree entertained ...

... half-stagnant canaels, with one or two moreb a villas on the other side o1' them, but thetse of the -old Vane- ii tien type, iand sinking fast into utter ruin,'black, and rent, c and loney, sat close to the edg6 of the dull water, with a what were once small gardens ...

... itexscs the ocean. At that time the to Atlantic had never been crossed by a screw steamer to at so high a rate as 15 miles anl hour, the Scotia being the fastest liner in- those days,, she having u n crossed the Atlantic at an- uveragei rate of 14 1-3 sit ...