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... gale in the Atlantic, of 8E .the entire crew of the three-nisted schooner S C (harles Morrison. The State of Nebraska was We rboud fromn Glasgow to New York. having aboard Los 74 first and 95 ?? passengers, and on the lear . otbinsata~bS at30a.rm,,whenin ...
... collision took place on the Tyne between the G ee South Shields steamer ottgham and ?? P and collier idosla, rting in the sinking of the w e or former. The K]ottingh was from London, and 1; the Vildosala^ was outward bound. The Shields may steamer was ...
... night off Thames- cI haven. The Newburn was strnck arnidships on ere the starboard side and was run ashore to prevent f i a sinking. The Winston had her bow;s darbaged not and was fterrwards in collision with the tank led steamer Kura, from Batornu. The ...
... Cooba, (rms) ?? New York Atlantic (oa) ?? Belfast Maggie Hamnmond. .N.Orleaa Lloretto. Inceborg ?? Pu etax . Nra Enigma ?? tit. Jolnm , N.D. SAILED JLNrE 2. Thornaa Coebrane .. . Boston U IFalcy ?? River Platoe ?? William Alice ?? Brussels. ?? (rms) ?? York ...
... LIVERPOOL. MOoumco. Evrgorxot. 11tIOUT. u.K X H.M. P. C. Thim Day ?? I ?? 1 17 5 To-morrow ?? 35 ?? 5 ARRIVED. Sri' znvneo 12. S~rm-rnraw 13. Calabria (ro) ?? York Egret (Fo) ?? (Irecie. (on) ?? INoarway ?? Anna ?? OVV THE PORT. Tamauilipas (eel. SAILED, Si ...
... is notthing to bear out the report that the I 'Utrecht had been in collision with a sailing vessel.-Reuter. STORMS IN THE ATLANTIC. New York, Saturday.-The British steamer Srardirian Prince, 2453 tons, of Neweastle, and the Cirasesia, from Glas,,ow, arrived ...
... 33 31 12 12 Fleatwood, P. a . 2 7 sink 100 ura . .130 110 o0 10 DItto arie, 164 ?? 111 10 10 Ditto dltt4, ?? 10. 10 10 Ditto ditt, 1007. . 10 l stek lOD Great te ?? a3 a5. 315 51 stck 00 Ditto East Auglla No:2 7 8 sink 1o0 Greats 9tbaraandiesten96 9s i ...
... which had since been carried a- on, unt-l. in July lasr year, thdy had lost a sunm. S of £50.799 as stated; aind as they had no sink- 'd iug fund. they had passed a special resolution tie 'n reduce the capital to the extent ?? *c petition gave rise to some ...
... having resoned in the Atlantic the captain and I1 crew of the Canadian barque Howard A. Turner. fla The barque belonged to St. John's, ie.B., and was g fallen in with by the Bentala in the North Atlantic Ho severa! months ago in a sinking state. The mon ivere ...
... 7. nil well, having eapr-eienoed heavy weather. Pacific. from Charlestons for Dublin, with plmoss3htee wan abandoned in a sinking state on the 14th December. in 'IS X., 45 W. Crew zaved by the Amiral Ce-rile, from rairers romLoo~ it guno whchgrounded when ...
... cyltwdo enuehab .Psto ?? telggrcamshadeben ?? Padeon.-Arrived: itenporerlee ), from Cad Lf iberpoia (e B and JKanga. roo e) rm Lvr ondnlA. sia(s) fo Groenay.k;rBived Fee). fro Newport an(m rn) , from 11rif ?? lneiem. StnadBailed: e.6 rnh o) o Bata eb ...
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