... 3; ?? - si , Atlantic .. 03 2 Atlatic 210 1, i2 5 y. R~eceipts, Western 21 3 11 10126 . 7, ! 213 ?? Exports. Atlantic 2079 - 4 ,7 he Fiaour (barrelsl- ShpetWesterst 19 2T 625 I~E it, Olereils~t Atlantic.. Z22 0 5 Ipopast. Atlantic 3d n :- , LA-RD ...

... steps are being taken to remove, large numbers of the troops from Turkey, and thathe tsh prisoers are being rapidly sent 1 home. Rm Turkey eo ls agrseeblenews. Dist~r~anes rhave taken place in Anatolia over the payment of taxation, and the governors of sev ...

... niine o'clock ]last night, but was detained, by a dense fog until I nine :Nlti. to-day. T.[his steamer left New York At four r.M. on the 7th inSt., and brings three days' later news than the Havices prt Ai.Sihe hasi four passengers for England and 60 for ...

... that the i'reneh diplomatic h agent at Cairo has been instructed to demand o the withdrawal of the letter suspending the r Sinking Fund, and that the representatives of Germany and Austria have entered a vigorous -5 protestiagainst the scheme. ti Prince ...

... tto put on board, so-that very little time may be expected a t to elapse before she proceeds on her first voyage across the Atlantic; 'We confidently anticipate that she will j I- prove 'every way equal to the high reputation of the s Cunard fleet. . r AtciYen2 ...

... to 'Pbee theirs, was observed to sink bet ?? ati 'Hu nter's Q Qua'y, and ,there',, little doubttliat'the un- fortun ate, yngjmen4 ha~v qet w ith'a'w atery grave., ?? ' wii bejseen from ,oni dvrti~dess g o~lum~ns, ,.a rm - her Awa d has. ,b, n ,ereedfort ...

... vessel believed to be the Dart, belonging to Swansea. At the time she was noticed by the lifeboat men she was evi. dently sinking fast, and before the boat left the shore she was seen to go down. About ten men are sup. posed to have been drowned. The schooner ...

... 898.27 .. Atlantic.. 277 2955. 461 25,860 -26,970- Eaxes-tn, Atlantis.. 206 -595 641 2o,8322 25.386 re feoizelhaohe'sl-' I-p Receipts, Western.. 703- 579 -1 753 64,660 a-2;333 P - v, AtlamlaC. - 56 822 2,640'- 41,096 53,s26 Exports. Atlantic,. 2,22 805 ...

... in the Crimea are c too numerous. A selection must be made, and those ti o who are left behind mourn their fate. In England rm L the militia regiments. are said to be entlhusiastic in n the cause, and earnestly offer themselves for foreign If service ...

... #bit a very little suraidl ion kch is not the caae. et dct}the subject th4,hl ~i, 'nd b I ?? the conclusion, tha air4 ular sit rm of incqnaiarism and !e ruby is In oet on on the sea, whereby Dynnh ard n.meroi lives are annually azaoifueiiqd for the sake ...

... -it 51; in Mortgage at 11 Illinois Central Sinking Fund at 102 3, and in Central Pacific of California Ist Mortgage at 114 15; 1 in United New Jersey 111 13; 4 Atlantic, Mississippi, and Ohio at 71; 1 in Atlantic and Great Western .eased Lines 1873 at 1 ...

... coasts and chains of Iislanuds bridged the far North Atlantic for s 1 Dlants and animals, and probably there was - i an epoch when the great volcanic belt of the . 'Mediterranean, the bankslof the mid-Atlantic, . the Azores, and the West Indian Islands were ...