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... AT DUNKIRK. SUPPOSED LOSS OP 42 LIVES, (Amlre’s Tclfymm Dousing, February TT. The British three-masted sailing vesnl Adriatic, fran Callao with guano, which stranded about fire miles want of tbia plane, broke np entirely yesterday. There were forty-nine ...
... THE CATASTROPHE AT DUNKIRK. 8. It is estimated that 160 women and children have perished through the explosion of the cartridge factory this town. The building was entirely wood; it was almost impossible save anyone. corpses are helmed boned is ihe debrit ...
... THE WRECKS NEAR DUNKIRK. A Renter's telegram from Dunkirk, of yesterday's date, says:—The gale here has ceased, and no farther shipping disaster reported. The work of removing the Dutch dredging vessel which obstructs the canal, beirg actively pushed ...
... DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT DUNKIRK. A dreadful fire broke out in the Marine Dock st Daunkirk, France. yesterday at four o'clock. During the fire the wind was S E., so that the vessels conld be removed to the other side of the basin. 7The buildings destroyed ...
... BRITISH SHIPPING AT DUNKIRK. Tha Slutimi Dunkirk correspondent telagTaphs—Tks reiuraa of shipping trade at Daakirk far year aasign to thia pert lrat place ia Francs fer Bnti-h tonnage. 1891, 1,435 British tbipe, regiatatiag 913,335 tons, eatared tbe port ...
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... THE FRENCH FLEET OFF DUNKIRK. A French fleet of ten men-of-war—namely, seven large iron-clads and three wooden corvettes—was at anchor off Dunkirl:j'elterday afternoon. All except ono of the corvettes had steam up. The Gaulois, the Magnanime, and the ...
... •aUSiELS, T.TIXE. EOCHAJX. DUNKIRK. COLOGNE, BERLIN. HAMDUUO. ri» DOVER mud OAL-ILS, I^w»a VICTORIA 4.20 p HOLBOUN 4 VICTORIA m. BOLBORN 11.43 p.m. Loadoc. and Dotar Railway Company'* larpa N. will -oua/.y tbeve rv-mi*a, For fnrtb-r particnlaif RaoOlylU ...
... Bombay —{Steamer. Dunkirk «M., May; Own McLean (aat Azov 10.230. U.K. Oont. 235. C*l. April. Sybil teal, AO2U. U.K. or 235. «d Broo.ier tel.l. 12.00.. B>C. £ta. UIL . Oont. 345.. BtetUn 61.. April 10-May Danube —Lundy (s s.l. 13.000, 3a 6J. usual, 3d ...
... A GERMAN SHIP LOST AT DUNKIRK. A LIFEBOAT EIGHT HOURS AT SEA. Reuter’# Dunkirk correspondent says that during the ga!« Monday night the German three-masted ship foundered in the roadstead. The crew were rcs'.-ued the lifeboat which was compelled to remain ...
... SHIPPING. HI LL. JAN.sl.—^rr/rpii;—Columbine llamlMirg: irwell ,B.m. Dantztc; Zebra (a.*.;, Dunkirk: Annie (a*.). Dunkirk : .swanlaji ...
... THE RECENT COLLISION ON THE TYNE. Saturday the screw steamer Glannibauta arrived the Tyne from Dunkirk,* and is now Tyne Dock, South Shields. Captain Riches reports that while proceeding to sea, about two o’clock on Tuesday morning last, his steamer ran ...