... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. A telegram from Bordeaux, Ang. 19th, states that the William Connal, British steamer, whiob sailed oa the 18th lost, pat book Lormon with boilers Isaking, and proceeded again on Saturday morning. Intelligence from Mauritius by telegraph ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. A telegram from Gallipoli, dated Saturday, b p.m., states that the Uokeby, British steamer. fromTagan rog for Amsterdam, with rye, is aground at Diana Point. Weather fine. The Earl of Windsor, brig, of Sbi*dds, laden with ; fi*b, ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. The Salvage Association of London bas received the followin* telegram from Capt. Rit#o, dated Tripoki, 16th inst., re Helen Newton s :—Water still above donkey furnaces, centrifugal pumps unable to draw lower. llngqmfl loeal hand pump; ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. ictoria (8.C.), Dec. 2.—The British schooner Spinaway, ancouver for Fremantle, with lumber, has put back to Esquimalt leaking badly. Pauillac, Dec. 2.—The French steamer Hypolite '' ns and the French barque Christopher Colomb ha\e ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. The British ship Iquique has been slightly damaged fire at Cape Town; cargo modi damaged by fire and water. The steamer Norma, from Ghent, with general cargo, is ashore near Goole; requires lightening. The British steamer Linda broke ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. The CsatlMnsine. of Liverpool, Rsryoon to C-eenock. Nov. 4, with tesk. n report-d hy telegraph from Belfast. Msrrb 4. tr* Hare sshorat Rodgens, County Down. Th- Casttomaino is n vessel of 1.861 tons, built at New Brunswick in 186 ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. Indre, Dee. rteaeaer Swanywarrived here with how. badly damaged. Orangemooth. Dec. 27.—The elertncr Bldnmngrove. before reported whore Bertner Bock, «o-orertnlly Sorted lart night and arrived here. Bottom damagetl, and cement rtaited ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. The Timkcl Bresig barque, of raison* • Previously reported ashore Red Rui-k, Stornoway, has floater!. Vessel is now moored safely outer harbour, pumps keeping vt «3eJ free. A telegram from Cardiff.datcd IVth of July, state* that the ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. The Thyra, of West Hartlepool, passed Danxenese yesterday, signalled. “1 have been aground four hours—Hasboroflgh.*' The Norwegian brig Hilda, far Stavanger, coals, was wrecked and totally lost, ship Md cargo, Soggendal. All on board ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. A telegram from Oderaine the 11th inat. atatca that the brigantine Saoabine, from St. Jobo'a, with cargo deala, for Coleraine, eamo to anchor off the entraoee to the river Bann. The weather being stormy,the ahip commenced dragging ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. cablegram from Savannah states that the Ke» Bin! ashore at Warsaw and will probably be total intelligence from Mauritius dated September 23, by telegraph from Gallc. dated October Oth.. states that the Cardinal Doamt. French barque ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. The Dortia schooner, of Thisted, was passed abandoned last Bandar, 30 miles south of Christiania; hull appeared all right, masts carried away, wreck floating upright. A telegram from Copenhagen, November 10, states that the Russian ...