Canada : an illustrated weekly journal for all interested in the Dominion. . CAPT. JAMES GILLIES, E. N Saturday last the Empress of Scotland, of 25,000gross registered tons, 676 ft. long—the largest of theCanadian Pacific fleet, and one of the ten biggeststeamships in the world—started from Southamptonon her first voyage to Quebec. During the summer, m con-junction with the Empress of Erance, she will sail regularlyfrom Southampton to Quebec, calling at Cherbourg, and onthe homeward voyage going on from Southampton to Ham-burg, where these steamers will land or embark passengersfrom and fo
Canada : an illustrated weekly journal for all interested in the Dominion. . CAPT. JAMES GILLIES, E. N Saturday last the Empress of Scotland, of 25,000gross registered tons, 676 ft. long—the largest of theCanadian Pacific fleet, and one of the ten biggeststeamships in the world—started from Southamptonon her first voyage to Quebec. During the summer, m con-junction with the Empress of Erance, she will sail regularlyfrom Southampton to Quebec, calling at Cherbourg, and onthe homeward voyage going on from Southampton to Ham-burg, where these steamers will land or embark passengersfrom and for Canadian ports. The magnificence of the appointments and accommodationon the three-classEmpress of Scot-land have alreadybeen fully de-scribed in 500 saloonpassengers whosailed in her lastSaturday weremostly Americantourists who hadmade the roundtrip from NewYork via Mediter-ranean ports toSouthampton, andwhose appreciationof the merits oithe vessel, as afine sea boat aswell as a luxu-rious home, willdoubtless developthe growing popu-larity of the
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