{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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TIE MISSING SHIPs.-Ths fact that the Ondia- ka, which ship sailed from Liverpool several days before the U.ed States. tbs longest out of the mss. given a strong hope to all those interested in the safety of these overdue ships. The New-York Tri- bune says: The fact that the Roscius brought no news of the United States or England IS not looked upon by those interested in the matter as of much im-

 ortance. as if these ships crippled in the great gale, # would be unlikely that they could reach Liy- erPoo in time for the Roscius to bring news of their arriva The owners of these ships have still entire confidence in their safety. The brother ot one of the owners was in ship, some years since, which was AS days ou soundings bound to New-York.-IBabi- more Patriot. ll' H