... reesived at the Board of Trade during the month of August, snd the mumber of lives lost, are as foliows :—Sailing vessels 29, lives lost 33. Steam vessels eight, lives lost twelve. The abive is & record of ** reports received in the month,and not of wrecks ...

... SHIPPING DISASTERS. STEAMTUG BUNK'AND LOSS OF LIFE. The stenmtug Britannia, of Newport,sunk on Monday off the mouth the Usk. her boilers having exploded. Two of her crew were drowned. SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION CARGO. The ship Lady Turner, from Melbourne ...

... SHIPPING DISASTERS. A WHITE STAR A GALT. Th-r While sir ur.er Cel'ic arrive Queenstown Sunday night fr-m New V«*k, nft«r along posesge 1 lea days. On the eighth ley. during gale, fearful st >rm broke over ibe »bip. fl the em-k ...

... SHIPPING DISASTERS. * BItO&NTIME WRECKED. SEVERAL LIVES LOST. y»^JSri.uVsr je*Unlay, fatu hatra »p. TDB LOSS OF A VESSEL. A Weymouth «ya * °* •oraleon of the full-rigged rtip Duadea, war* la»lad at Wayiaooth aa TuwAay og ttoa •learner MaodcMaoha. Suodatland ...

... SHIPPING DISASTERS. COLLISION IN THE CHANNEL. The achooner Coloiado, JJatliu for Lirw. pool, baa been euliiaiuu off tire Skerries with unknown barque. The achoontt waa abandoned with loan of mast, apare, dro., and two her crew disabled. The crow re saved ...

... SHIPPING DISASTERS. A MISSING BOAT. Two men named Leitu Drummond, Dysut, wont cot for a*:! on tte other evening, boon sitsr the sail suddenly dissappeated, and tbo preaeot traoj either the beat its occupants has been discovered. WBBCK OF A STEAMER. A ...

... SHIPPING DISASTERS. THE WEATHER IN THE ATLANTIC. The Allan hernia, after ns—ge of 17 days from Queenstown, has arrived St.JoonV, NewfoundLmd. She bad lost three boats, skylight, and a dorkey-e gioe, and part of her bulwarks bad been carried away. The ...

... SHIPPING DISASTERS. Hie schooner Mary Aon, Captain Pcaroe, from Douglas for Uarston, in tacking up (he rirer the other afternoon, fouled the barque Boldon, at anchor, carrying away a portion of ber head gear. The schooner loot bulwarks, several stanchions ...

... . FOUNDERING OF A GUANO SHIP. The Prince Alfred, ship laden with guano for London, has foundered near Coquimbo. The crew left her two well-provided boats. Thoee who were in the boat containing the captain have been rescued and taken into Carrixal. There ...

... SHIPPING DISASTERS. 1.083 OK A STEAMER. The stramer Rail hat fuiudersd oft Berwick, alter e-.lidiag with th- rIuV lb* crew were saved. BUiriMH WRECKS IX XO7I MBI.R. The number and tonnage Bti'.wh t.*i*la respect.ng whose loss report* were , v-.! U.* Riard ...

... SHIPPING DISASTERS. TERRIBLE WRECK, —FIVE LIVES LOST. Several of rite crew of the thin Sue Brunswick have just arrived Liverpool. Their vessel was wrecked off the Falkland Islands. Three the sailor* were swept off raft and drowned, the carpenter waa killed ...

... SHIPPING NOTICES. DOMINION LINE TO CANADA MBMb THE UNITED STATES BROS Comeosoj o 7 Thirteen powerful and Mbedaw Straorers D ALTKItH ATE TUCESDAT. Cabin Bam. Bio lOs.t Steerace. BA As. Passaccs Qasbse, BS. Ddowsl Ic Rervaote, 84. Pam phi eta -n Canada ...