... equally. WRECKS AND CAS'UALTIESi. Cornelia, and Maria Ibrigantinec), from Amsnterdam for Susrinamn, assisted into Deal by boatmen, having been ross isito whlilet at anchor in the Downus, by the Forest ?? lachooner). 'The Cornelia and Maria lost, borth ...

... (brig), Hansen master, from Aotwerp f or the West Go ed Xnds wish rails, hass been 3ssisted .nto Bamegsate by tug and icr boatmen, wi~th ruehder damae d and leaky, having been ashore. }] ok Agreeent writh tug £120; boatmn reported hirneg no }I ag7reemen~t ...

... York on thle 6th, the0 With three days' later newse from Cailifsornia. Tile trouble 001l between the American and native boatmen had been p10a quellosi. There is no0 gelseral noses of iinportsmnee. arra From thle missing regions the accounts continue ...

... kept a straight course and coma in fully two lengths a-ltead. Bo ATM fin's Kace.—This was a raco for a prize £8 between the boatmen in their gigs wh'.ch ply on the river. Only two boats ran—tho owned by J. Shaw, and the Royal Victoria, owned by S. Rlc ...

... (schooner), of Goole, hoc iseen assisted in with loss of both anchors and 90 fathoms of chain, to avoid collision. Agreement with boatmen £35 - The Louis Napoleon (schooner), from London for Cork, has been assisted ia with loes of sails. Agreement £20.-The Samuel ...

... au ?? RyNv 1-h htel rmS.Vlror London, C Itaneote Niv.21-Th Qlckiler scooer), of Shore- C hamwit ros, as eenassste inher ?? boatmen. ?? eletosi from her anchorc :erand70 fthos o chan t avod ?? the Downs. Noofv. 21.-A two-zmasted screw steameri ahr I fon ...

... east. ?? Lord Bate sOle) from Antwerp for Cardiff, I which go n;shore on th- Goodwin Sands, baa been assi~sted fla. off by boatmen, with less of ainchor and 60 fathomsi of chain, bad also a k-edge anchor. The reasect proceeded. No damage Perceptible. Services ...

... Fortesesue (barrelnal, from Sunder- for lattd for Valparaiso, hoc been assisted into these roads by the lug Dreadclusght and boatmen, hoving been ashosre on- the Goodwin. She is reported to ho making a little water. ElaiareJan.17,-he ie foms ipedient to ...

... Captain came up, lint did not come bere to report. D19eal, ept 9-The Hazlbank sh ip is inosarne posiflon as reported ycsteray Boatmen report ship to be ino3 fuet of water, and grea diffoicuty is experienced is getting near her. Savg p rtios are thus progressing ...

... near that place, stated that nthe circumstance of the man bing Been in the boat had not been reported to them. The life. boatmen bad not been summoned by the coast- guards, and the piermaster gave it as his opinion that forty lifeboats would have been ...

... and pumsnp choked. havis' bus hard heavy weather in the chanerol. One man slightly in- Oct. ~er lured. Assistance token of boatmen for £12. hulh ag Faimauth, Oct. HO-The Gord,, scomn St. ?? for Glothen- mats ho burg, has arrived hers with foremast sprung ...

... balauce 'I ±270,331, nakes in all£2e-7,3615 t 'elaccumulated profits. Sonic loss of traffic, has Or ee cau- ed by a strike of boatmen on the ad join- 8 13 re- in Lochdale Canal. 'The want of suthicient 8 13 'Pe -torage ?? at Roclhdale for the 7 7 of cotton ...