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... CRUISE OF THE SUMTER. Gibraltar, Jan 18.—The Sumter Confederate steamer is cruising about three leagues east of this place. She has two barques in tow. Gibraltar, Jan. 19. —The Sumter has arrived. She has burnt the American barque Neapolitan, of Kingstown ...
... THE CRUISE OF THE ABIADNE. The Prince of Wales's visit to the East may (says t! Army and Nary Gazette) be much affected by 11,r results of the Conference of Parts; and it is settled th.tt the project of his Royal Highness and the Princess t , go to Athens ...
... the fleet from a cruise off Sebastopol. I gave you the news before about the active warfare that is about to take place ; but previously to the embarkation of the troops, it was considered advisable to iespect the ground, and have a cruise with the fleets ...
... A BRILLIANT CRUISE. We take the following from the Hone-Kong Daily Press Feb. 19., detailing the brilliant cruise of H. M. S. Opossum :— The recent cruise of the Opossum has been attended with very briUiant results. Lieutenant St. John, her commander ...
... THE CRUISES SHENANDOAH. • *vats letter reinivod in Liverpool Maks that the brig Kars Primo. antra ait spots the sew Otheadontoonhar Shosesdosh is the Ilk Nov., In hit. N. hag. KU W. TM tab Nese woe eeptwod, and WIN ilea led of the Charter oak, a SooTTL ...
... TBE ROYAL CRUISE TO GIBRALTAR; We bear from good authority that the Qumo will Ml cx'aod her marina txearaioo to M Gibraltar tbit jaar. royal yacht, howerar, toon the eomplataiy fitted with bar now hollort, win raaka trial trip to the talabratod rock, ...
... CRUISE OP THE IRON CLADS TO LISBON. The Channel fteet left Ply in uth under steam on the 26th of November, en route for Lisbon, and proceeded dawn Channel with fair weather, whiiti lastest for two days. On the 29th the barometer fell considerably, and ...
... REAR ADMIRAL PLUM RIDGE'S CRUISE AND THE CAPTURES. A letter from Copenhagen, dated April 15, gives the follow ing account of Plumriage’s cruise Thu admiral and four ships the fleet on the of April reeonnoiter tlie Russian ports, if possible. th of April ...
... A ROYAL CRUISE. I REMINISCENCES OF A JOURNALIST. (from the daily telegraph.) (written for the limerick reporter and cruise round the globe, with a gallant and beau- vindicator.) tiful frigate for vacbt, and picked crew of blue! About the third quarter ...
... THE CRUISE OF THE CHANNEL SQUADRON. (specially bepobted fob the wexfobd independent.) The Channel fleet, consisting of the Caledonia, Lord Clyde, Hector, Ocean, Bellerophon, Achilles, Wyvern, Pallas, and Research, have just returned from their experimental ...
... contests ; What will he do with it? Pisistratus Caxton Part the last. Iturmah ami the Burmese. A Cruise in Japanese Waters Part 11. How to Boil Peas. An Angling Saunter in Sutherland. The Field of Towton Moor. Popular Literature—The Periodical Press. ...
... What will with it? Piautratus Caxton. Part the last. Hirrmah and the Burmese. Cruise in Japanese Watew.—Part 11. How to Boil Peas. Angling .Saimter in Sutherland. The Field of Tuwton Moor. Popular Literature—The Periodical Frew. The Royal Proclamation ...