... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE C A SUAL TIE S. European (so), from Limerick (Dot from Jersey, as reported), that was aground on West Hoyle. was lighteneu Into the sreenm-tug Prowler, and docked without apparent dameage-Liverpool, Feb. 14. Governor Anderson, Captain Bennet, from Marseilles (Feb. II) for England, with a cargo of linseed, &r., was atrended near Martigues, an the 0th Feb.-Paris, Feb. 12. ...

... ATLANTIC TBLEGRAPE COHPANY. I The second ordinary annual general meeting of this company was held yesterday, at the London Tavern.; the Right Hon. J. S. WORtTLEY, M.P., in the chair. The Siecretary (Mr. Saward) read the following r,,port : 1The proceedings end position of the Atlantic Telegraph Company haying been Bo recently and so fully explained to the proprietors, little remains to be ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIMENOB. I - CA SUA LTIES. ERucld, Caploin Warden, fron Beaize to Queenstown, van totally ?? Bear Cape Anton On the lot o Deveuber, Winierva. -Middlesee (ship), captain Pam ,elee from LIverpol arrived here Nov. 1. reports: 1While off Cartk, July 24, picked up a man named.Davld Kidney, the only eurvivor from the brig Minerva, Captain Gregga from Goaetai for Queetetown with bauley ...

... j 1 I *- 85&rVAD&Y ZEvNIG.- The railway share market to-day was very dull, and some flatness prevailed. A number of the lead- - ingF stocks left off somewhat lower than yesterday. We notice a decline of a. per cent, in Caledonian, Z. *1 per cent. in Berwick, York and North Midland, - Great Northern, and Manchester and Sheffield; and - IF to I per cent. in London and North Western, ?? ...

... I BO La Z I BANKRUPTS. HsENY JAM3S VANZOE1BN RosERs and ALFRED GsADsrosE, Billiter. street, City, ship brokers, to surrender Apri8 t ?? and May 6, at It, at Bosinghail-street. Sols., Linkiater and CO., Walbrook; off. assEg., Cannan, Bsiegtuall-street. EDWARD CALnow. Bllilter-strect, City,' ship broker, April 8at 11, and -May 6 at 11, at BLasinghall-strect. Sol., Selby, Ring's Arms-yaed, City; ...

... I SHIPPING - LE 10ANN Tuscka-at Gravusn, oebe 5 fo ?? 0T Acrs-at Oravecend, November 15, from ?? Denis OS AXIUTA-at Gloucester. November 14, from ?? -_.dm alh Aazai-at Swansea, November 15, from.. .Lisbon O' AW`AVe R DoAoo -a.t HIl, Nfovemberl1,% ?? n B.LHA MAX-aQueeoetown, November18, from Iquique OI-4LEV-ot November 15, ?? abr ofC H Krtiiy-at Waterfordl, November la, ?? Gelatin ?? ...

... I - - B e SATURDAY lVO'G. The fands to-day were inactive and stationary in price. In the other departments of the Stock Ex- change realisations again predominated, especially as regards British railway securities. The amount of the sales, however, was by no means important, and a good deal of steadiness continues generally to be shown. Speculative purchases appear to be re- strained by the ...

... SHARB LISTS. 1 TUBSDAY XvxNonoe. The railway share market, to-day*, was very in- active, and, upon the whole, a little~ flatness pre- vailed. Berwick stock declined I per cent.' Great Western, Midland, Caledonian, and North British, I per cent. ;ae d South Eastern and a few other descrip tions about '1 per cent. Midland is rather wanted for transfer. Business was limited. At 4 o'clock London ...

... --XAORNEY HARE1KlT. 1 . ?? ?? WEIDOESIDAY EVESING. The funds were again very firm to-day. Although ungation was prevented by the long delay in the PIVocation of a Congress, a favourable impression fss produced by the cessation of the late sales of Fea and Reduced Three per Cents. Late in the fernoon an advance of W per cent. took place, in power to an improvement of like amount on the ...

... I ~ I WE.DNESDAY Ev~nXUG. A farther general improvement has taken place in the railway share market, which wore a very firm appearance throughout the day, and closed with even increased strength. The :favourable progress of the settlement, which commenced this day (and some of the details tonnected with which are referred to under the head of 1Money Market), contributed materially to ...

... SHIPPING INTElLIGRNCB. a ASZ7ALTIlS. Junee0-Tbs silk between decks in tbhis eel is ingood order; inaoll about 2,000 bales hare been landed, end aboust sue packages of tea ; the ship is badly hogged, and the water rises as high inside as out- side.-Boulogne, Feb. 7. Marchioness of Alils, Captain Carmichael, from Troon to Dlemerara, went ashore on thes rocks couth of the Dier at the former plans ...

... I 5HIPPI4VG INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES A small vessel's stern marked Albert X..Proun, with some t~imberg and lb feet of plank at'aahed. was on shores DU the Island Cf Tyree, 8rd inst.-Tobermory, Jan. 15. A quantity of burnt timbers and several bales Of cotton, pirtilelp burnt, Suppesed to be part 01 the Oaklands cargo, have been picked upo tnhia teach.-Pocihleven, Crarwall, Jan 20. Eagineer, ...