... I coming into the Channel they saw what they took to be a Danish or Norwlegiln barque making for the Queen's Channel nuder sail, when she missed the Channel and was driven on the Barbo Bank. Shortly afterwards her masts %yent over the Bide, and she eventually ...

... New York mail landed at Queenstown on Saturday morning oby the Umbria brings a report that the British ship Lansdowa, which sailed from Hako- date, Japan. on the 12th of October last for New York, laden with sulohur, is pped to have been lost in a typhoon ...

... ing in five minutes. The brig left Liverpool on a Saturday, bound for Port Natal, with a general cargo, and on Monday, when sailing under a fair I wind, but with the weather dark and hazy, the e steamer suddenly crashed into her. The steamer was r inward ...

... and of the 333 ?? 309.were merchant ships, aggregating 181,102 tols gross, 97 of them being large ocean steamers, while the sailing ships only numbered seven,. A recently-issued number of the Nouvellas Archives of the Museum ?? Naturelle of Paris contains ...

... distinct saving of 10&d. per ton. There is also a considerable saving of time.. As this was the first large vessel that had sailed down the canal from W~eston Point the Ship Canal Cormpany allowed the Sumnus to pass free of toll, a gaving to the owners ...

... daylight' sailings are announced on Satur- day, July 8, aid a number of Thurssdays in Julv and s August, from Fl'eetwood to Belfast, which will be n appreciated by thie public. a A special feature of the Irish sailings will be a ne-v e sailing from Belfast ...

... washed ashore at Killcee has been identified as beloonging to the Clyde Shipping Coirn- pany's steamer Inistralhull, wihioll sailed from Gils- gow vith 21 hands. There seems no doubt now that she wras wrt'oked during the recent gales. A large pmrtion of ...

... Plate wheat, March bill of lading, realised .32s. d., and March-A-,ril inaizo, half yellow, 16s. 3d. net, aud ?? white, just sailed, 16e. 1d. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET.-TuESr>&T. There were smaller supplies of cattle at this market owin- o the dead meat trade ...

... SIPIIW1RECQKS. LOSS OF,; A LIVERPOOL SHIP: C REW OF 29 ci I)IlDOWNED. T Ihe Ian-g fousr-sntisted Liverpool sailing ship Glen' flutlas bine tb-ca pstetdlat Lloyrd's as miassiog, and there, 1~ I ?? i) so to detsht that thle vessel lias Fosindered, 011(d ...

... are reinstated . The Shaw result shows a loss of £333, and it has been accepted by the shareholders without complaint. It is sail that the company has now a clear coumse, and will only have to depend upon trade for future showuings. The directors were ...

... tively; third, for a'pieciowork Atatemnent for machiner'y to be drawn up by the commnittee of wvorkmell and manufacturers, . Who sail haye ?? to call in an. iunpire if necessary; fourth, for the withtlrawal :by. the limon of the statement for welted work 'on ...

... of the crew in the second mate's boat and 14 in the chief mate's, and they soon lost sight of each other. The latter had a sail, but the second officer's boat had to depend on their vars. Fortunately, after four trying hours, tre.{ second mace's boat ...