... - 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 ...

... & So the baggage and a portion of the Orotaya's mails. g one The remainder will follow.-Reuter. tter a' Mr. CASUALTY TO THE STEAM theM thee SHIP LAURENTIAN. Wats A Board of Trade inquiry wits opened yes- sr w esterday at the Liverpool Police-buildings ...

... oult: ?? two, decks swept Q i andl other diamages. She bae a list to saterboarli ?? (German ship)-Bs-eieo, Sept 24: According to _j atelegrarn th -German ship Columbus, from Sydney for An Liverpool,puit into Babia with lots of frele~d Ca ,firs Cronelte{(Rhine ...

... SEPTEMBER 15. W-nd 3E.S.K, light breeze; at Holyhead REaR, fresh breem, Mgdnight.-Wlnd K, freah breeze, misty. WRECKS ANT)CASUALTIES. A telegram dated Bong Kong. l1th. states :-lcost of repairs to Dora Tully (es) is estiatdtabu$qQ City, of Merida (en), ...

... SHIPPING. HIGH WATER AT LIVERPOOL g MORCNLG. EVENIFG. HzGRt T. TO-DAY ?? 4 31 . 458 . 2 9 TOMOBROW ?? 5 28 . 6 2. . 12 5 WEDNESDAY JULY 25. Wind-Liverpool, nine am., E.SE., moderate breeze; mid night. S., light; at Holybead. nine a-m., E.. strong. ARRIVED ...

... state that they havs not received any advices firom their Newfoundland firm respecting a casualty to this vessel, which tbey would undoubtedly have done bad the casualty been of a serions n3atre. They also state that the Newfoundland Commercil Josurn of 24th ...

... Orleans DIONDAY, DiCEMBRER R 5 2. Wiud variable. llght breeze; fogy. Wdtcght.-Wind variabl light breeze, foggy. WRLECKS AND CASUALTIES. Merton Rall (sw). for Cape of Good Hope, -put back t Gravesend with broken bhsase pipe. Malta, DEca Z4.-Varima (sa), from ...

... Jruxz 5. orissas Valparaiso sy Gascny ?? Bordau Tean, s ?? [itRagi ?? yt iN. ?? ?? ?? nt.ren I re l In ~~~WRECKS A.ND CASUALTIES. 4 Boston [by ?? a arrived with machinery 1., atout of order. Must be repaired. in Berwiok, June 3-Stern s, of Flensburg ...

... 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 ...

... alongaide the Prince's Vi-ar htLad. Capt ina Cawiett, of the Saliage Acoociation. being on the sfot immediately after the casualty, wes suncessaifl, together with the dook officials. in bhayig the etearm reneoved from the Frinoe's Pier into the Prince'a ...

... exhibits interesting data as to the reletive frequency of the different kinds of casualty, &c., which conclude the existence of vessel Strandings and kindred casualties which are comprised under the term 'wrecked,' are much the moast prolific cause ...

... SHIPPING DIx-'AiTU- ing ! TUrE 'arEs OF T.M' 7 - . ial -The Quebec papers to hI e fhe loss of the barciue Orialm. - '' ber Greenock. Sihe erecamr v-arr- ?? ' Gad cape ltrenton. on rend . vas t-ying to reach h6ydnev I,,- , *l a nld Mondlav night thce ...