... and cut his throat. The mate at once called to some of the crew, awl they awed up the wound. The captaio was quite unable to speak, but he had subsequently written on a paper that he had h-ft the command of the vessel to the mate. The captaio afterward tenth ...

... glassware of Birmingham. Newcastle, and London; the hardware of Birmingham and Wolverhampton, and the cutlery of Sheffield, not to speak of minor manufactures and less conapicuoux articles of British make, were entirely excluded from Fnince. There was no payment ...

... I /ovum, at 239-It). Ole, transaction in Hutch Rhenish at 1 I-Ili was reported. Tlic telegrams received from Paris to-ajar speak rather more favourably of the condition or allhirta in France. There been a more subdued feeling ott that Bourse, anal the ...

... sale, and this description is decidedly stiffer than on this day week. Other sorts arc not materially changed, although, speaking generally, the evidently evinces an upward tendency. and quotations all round are aganist the bayer.— Ylitai4: Spinners report ...

... Inland Steam('out_ patsy's directors was issued on Friday, and describes the steady progress of the company); operations, and speaks confidently as to a speedy profitable result from their The entire cost of the steamers already Ilespatched to India FOREIGN ...

... Thy Paris of Saturday announce that 'noncoms arrivals of grain vessel.. from Liverpool bad taken place at Marseilles, and speak of the event as calculated not only to afford relief lint to produce a subsidence of that excitement which the previous accounts ...

... motel accost. paniments, either in some placesonly, or throught out an extensive area of hundreds of miles, if not thousands. Speaking generally, there is far occasion to give warning of %Oa the rly storms by signal than of northerly. because those front the ...

... The Voinbay Mail, of the 11(11 of September, been delivered timlay. The private advice,, speak f the Import Market being in excited state, a elm class of speculators having reeently appeared in the market. The 'wire of import pssis was well sustained ...

... number of Irish sheep and cattle absorbed by your Liverpool tuarket alone, amounts weekly to a very considerable figure, not to speak of those shipped to other ports. With respect to the prices obtained, we do not think stock toasters holders have much to emnplain ...

... 141:st1 1111,1411 11,714 3,31,4 lAM ls,eri 16 . 966.. _15.311) . 1,624 As to the roinlition of the for sale, we that generally speaking. it was itiferior to that of 3ear ; although there a ...

... Madrid, par ; Cadiz. 1 discount. Freights to Loudon and outports in the United Kingdom unaltered. The .Ifoxiiesr of yesterday speaks vonibly of the result of the of the King of Prussia to Cumpeigue. It says, the visit which has given rise to so commentaries ...

... steamship Sun. beam—both of which vessels were prevented from getting down the river on account of the low. peas of the waters. Speaking of the growth of eottan the coast, the IVestAfrient says —'We: arecertainly not doing much towards cotton planting yet ; ...