... picked from among them. Perhaps nautical correaponilent will help to throw a light upon this matter, as my only claims to speak with authority upon the subject is that of being ma Sturm:co. 'Change, Nov. 4, 1961. ...

... other company, within the same short period, ever attained so large an increase either in the fire or life ilepartment. This speaks highly for the activity and zeal of the management, while the promptness with all the claims, arising I nit of the late c ...

... the crew of the Itrotho• managed to throw life-bnoys. and thus rescue those elm were struggling in the water. The survivors speak in high tenns it th,ir tueatnsitt on board the tng, and of the irwat kindness they experienced from Captain I irilhiths. 'ith ...

... the exports, and to-day no less a sum than PANS, has been sent into the hank, and yesterday the summit was Cr,' The y rum*, speaking of the Railway Traffic Reeeipts, says :—Total amount reecived the week is £525,845, on 9,1043 i miles, whirl, produces an ...

... water hari Leen used the steam drives you, it; you are, therefore, tweed ukek while the raging element is raining ground-um to speak, you have 'tomcat,. to appease the monster, which cries, Give. give, and is never satisfied. You have uo alternative, as ...

... ltrasilian are still well supplied. The quality of browns .:usually shipped for the ('hainiel for osiers) ix this year geuierally speaking very good, prices have advanced to 20150 iwr arrolta. The entries since our last monthly ttimyt (per Tyne) have been 2,09 ...

... furnished by the Anglo Saxon occasioned, is now completely dispelled by the information brought the Europa. The crew patacnrcrs speak yen- highly of the conduct r Capt. Grange his i.ffiecrs, who lahourcil night and day for the benefit oral! concerned. The North ...

... Full time continues at all the in operation here, and in the ilbttant parts or the country. Flax Buyers connected with the speak very favonrahly of the flax offered at the different markets hinter. Not only lel the article better 'trepansl fur sale, but ...

... we hear that the Imperial yachts Aigle am] Hortense will be laid up, they not being wanted at present. The same jrainial speaks of the squadron of evolutions, and announces that the number of its vessels is to be di JJJ inished. We believe we know that ...

... belonging to Hull last year was fAI, it shows that one-third have NUllitetlA to disasters. the in money it is difficult to I speak. It was said that the Artie loss alone involved a sacrifice of near /ffilt,ooo, awl in the ease of the Neva 1:54,1s)0, Considering ...

... to the demands of the British, which have only just left our shores. The Times, in its City Article of yesterday, seemed to speak more hopefully of peace; but then it remembered that the Aniericim Government is so much under the influence of mob dictation ...

... Ile was aware that there was a difference between the steering conqsuis and the compass at the mast-bead, but he could not speak positively as to the amount of that difference : he believed it varied from a point to a point and is half, and was most obvious ...