... by bumping on the ground. SEVERE GALES IN THE ATLANTIC v The fearful south-easterly gales, which have this week I proved so disastrous round our own (coasts, have caused t serious disasters in the Atlantic. By the arrival of the I African mail steamship ...

... away. The few -stuck to the ship as long as they could; the violence ci the waves, however, was too much for them, and they rM compelled to launch themselves into the deep, as 1lcir last resource. They did so, and endeavoured to lare themselves by clinging ...

... beene giveno hplim, andoit is thought he cannot of l avi captur mr. en is going on favour- le, Tie n FATE Is' Si just H FRANKaN..rm Cpt. Sherard he Osborne has forwarded to the editor of the Times the ut fllowing expstrct of a letter, dated Red River Settlement ...

... this morning at rm 28 96, weather squally. On the 24th, at midnight, it was am 29 00. 25th:-This day was squally and showery; bare- the meter at mlidnight 2890. 26th:-This morning was wa! windy, with shoners of rain, and the mercury sinking;' it s was at ...

... children has since died. -Souts Eastern Gazette. TuE ATLANTIc CABLE. -Messrs. Beardmore and Robinson, electricians, have visited Valentia this week, and set on foot a series of experiments on the Atlantic cable. Encouragement a~s to the success of the undertak- ...

... Camabrdge a Review. SCXSET ON THtE ATLANTIc.-The scene that opened a upon them from this magnificent head-land was such, in- e deed, for beauty and sublimity as could rarely be witness- ed. Over the surface of the great Atlantic, and at least a thousand feet ...

... Mammoth ox, the Hercukean subsoil plough, g and the Briarnean clod-crusher. It was the sliding-scale 1 2 that covered the Atlantic with guano ships, and made 2s, stuff from a chemist's shop draw five quarters of wheat from the acre. a Mr. George Dawson ...

... jured on board ship, and that the body was then con- signed to the deep with bags oft coal attached, with the object of sinking the' corpse. An, open verdict was' re- turmned. ' A TURKSH WEDDMIS OUTFIT.- The wedding outfit, says the Figairo, for the ...

... turning it ad, cLeout, after the manner of making hay, until it was dry. .It was then piled up i enoous packs and ultimately )rm shipped for Liverpool- In this way nearby the whole was irsa saved, and the cotton b ought at ?? per ton was sold at ad 5d,o ...

... aeronaut, M. Alexander Chevalier, who stccessfully crossed the Irish Sea and landed ih Cumber. land, has undertakeu to cross tbe Atlantic Oeean in his I balloon. L'Esperance. c The Irish Times says :-A correspondent, always well v informed, writes to us that ...

... considler- ably redticedl in SiZe, and ta1liig a separate ste:rm ebamnber placed above it; tlheS prevenltinig tle injury so fequetnt to tbe upper ranges of tubes, whte tile wwater in the boiler sinks below them, froti ally deficiency in the action of the feediiig ...

... thi; seo, t ) h transcend the truth; but if you will look; into the inhejoi't nature-the spirit-the character-the SOn r ce-tbe rm. inc. d festation of war, you will find that there is not one s: ,wte ,n in the decalogue which it does not trample unvler foot ...