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... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. THE WRECK OF THE SCOTIA. [Relter's Teleuram.J York, Sunday.—Tha paaaangaya the tin have been brought hare. The captain atat mistook the lights, thought he was off'the coast of New Joreey. The masts went the board when she struck. ...
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... terrific squlls, sprang up, the ci barque shipping tons of water. Tbis continued-for n two days, and the crew came to the captainse and beaged him to run for the nearest port, to as they could not work the ship any longer. n For 19 days they had been toiling ...
... SHIPPING CASUALTIES- MISSING THAMES STEAMERS. Much alarm was caused ou Thursday night in London by Che non-arrival of the steamers Kobinoor and Clacton Belle, which hud on board two thousand passengers from Yarmouth, Harwich, Clacton, and Southend, and ...
... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. Weslbury, from Launceston to spoken April 18, lat. X, long. W.,partly dismasted. Three-masted steamer mhore at Goodwin Sands. Tug and boats have gone to her assistance. Lord Bute steamer, from Cardiff to Barcelona, towed into Barcelona ...
... I SHIPPING CASUALTIES. TME TWO MISSNG KIRKWALL ' ~VESTIS. ALL HOPE ABANDONED. EIGHT MEN SUPPOSED DROWNED. All hopo has now been abandoned for the safety of the two vessels belonging to Kirkwall- the schooner Pioneer and the ketch Merchant. Along with ...
... were able to begin the work of tigistell- ing the ship's bottom. At the beginning of the presont niontti, however, it was fet t4iat the chanees of succeas were more pronnisiing for refloat. ing tile ship, and the enornous pslkaping power of the thvige boats ...
... the'Downs. FOUR.DAYS WITHOUT PROVISIONS.' A tele'ram from:Brest says the captain of St Jeann Baptiste' reports rescuing part of the ship- wrecked orew of the.Spanish 'steamer Zuirbaran in the Bay of Bisay ,o April 19th. The sir- vivors, .who. were on threrafts ...
... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. BREARDOWN OF A CRUISER. The cruiser Crescent, which broke doyn in the Channel a week ago, after startin;g for the Australian station with reliefs, left Portsmouth again on Tuesday night, but had to return once more yesterday morning ...
... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. ALARMING ACCIDENT AT AUCHMITHIE. Yesterday forenoon, after the fishing boat* Auchmithie, near Arbroath, bad put to sea, a fierce gale sprang up, and they had to return harbour. One, however—that of Robert Swankie, No. 49—was capsized ...
... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. 'tUG SUNK BY LORNA COOSS. The poasanger ateamer Lorra Doaoic ie eeiliir up thu river A-oa ea Satardsy, colijidld w3t aud suiln the tug Sworicock. The IArji r Donzce wc uninjurid. f THlIE XVRR(1 K AT LOSSI1iMOUTH. Re2ardilg tho wreck ...