... - 1 ; ESTRANDED IN THE SHIP d )n, CANAL. X's Der The steamsbip Homer, belonging to messrs + Lamport and Holt, of Liverpool, with a general d cargo of nearly 4000 tons from New York to Man- r chester, met with a mishap on the Ship Canal on - Sunday evening ...

... and ain Americs 3a; theatrical party. wet BRITISH SHIPS UNDER THE NOIRWVEGIAN FLAG. During 1899 there was a decrease of 61 vessels. vith a tonnage of 66,265 tons, in the number of Mal British ships that entered the port of Philadel- tcr nhia. The chief ...

... Company, Limited, of Liverpool. The Ateamer was on a voyage from Qaebec to Liverpool, with a cargo of timber, at me time of the casualty. The court found that the lead was not used with sufficient frequency during the day of the stranding, the 25thJune last ...

... is one which has created much alarm in the profession, inas. f much as it now appears that the master of a ship may be suspended for a casualty over the I cause of which he has, in the great majority of instances, had absolutely no control It appears ...

... ae., Laplandt ?? Naoidian 5-Portland. Mie. OO11 Moobe e ?? 'c kto Padoatro a ?? a ..aifaiS ol zed D ir W& NVECKS ANI CA]SUALTIES. a. fl ore Algos a (San F~rancist, flee 30)-Algoa is; -e ig; Frerrpr atsesegtofwilproee& c ric exetdtoarv hr auay&81 ad ...

... Ili'isa a ?? tano d Alava a ?? WARECKS A-ND CASUALTIES. Algoa (San Francisco, Jan. 131-Algoa: Suir- veyors reeort vessel undamaged: Alice Taylor (Bideford, Jars. 13)-Alice Taylor floated last rnght; tugs arrived; ship w ll probbly be towed to Cardiff. Adato ...

... liv Antisane ?? Cbile'Jabiru a9 ?? ?? Co, na City of Shis a CalcttajgoyuuO ?? Deltas ?? .L a~ Soc ter Bat ter WRECK AND CASUALTIES. B.C er Cairo (Bathurst. E.G.. April M2-Cairo ashcrre lox f Bird Bank; no immediate danger; cannot be fgfloated without ...

... ioth inst.; gust drove her over rocks Santa ?? and she bum3ped seera tintaiL CaPtai gaming ship isaseriously dtrained, 4 considers it would be better for ship to be put into dry dock; towing to Callao. Lia a (Copenhagen, Sept. 1 3)-Swedih steamer lisa ...

... 2, 4 N, 9 W. A Agns Oswald, Londan for Brisbane, April 14- 10 8, 34? 01. It C H M ('Freneb ship). April 17, 3 N. 22 W. tric iuts Mll. English foll-rigg-ed ship, April 18, 11 S, 35 W. K Q D K (Italian barquel, April 2-1 22 N, 23 W. h- K K C V Engliah ...

... liotterdam ?? Si FreFaranY 1S. St. QuentinSo ?? a, f Guiennes ?? (jai LSClan Graham a ?? AMonterey a ?? Box Si WRECKS LND CASUALTIES. For, Abertawa a (Tunis. Feb. 15t-Abertawe a full ?? wa~tar; bottom sandy; al the crew saived except.- hag one joaa. 15 ...

... Live t w.ol. ?? Hare A7UGU= 14. Lake Ontario s ?? Montreal Cunaxa s-.. .St John, 2.B.. Baby ?? ?? Valparaiso WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. Ada, tug (Gravesend, Au, 14)-Tuag Ada struck the anchor of ketch hclipse and saakoff Gray's about 9 30 last nighit. Abiel ...

... SHIPPING. Gi P WATELAT. LIVERPO It F.. 29 MOTWSNG. vNTo. 1 b-T oD.A. . 2 21 2 38 ?? 14 3 To-as0BB0W 255 ?? 316 . 13 3 b THMlISDAY, AUGUST 30. t 29 wind-Liverpool, ine nam., S._ moderate breeze; ten pD. .m, X; at flyb i n.5L. &.S5.3 light. or Y. ARRIVED ...