... the Rev. J. J. J. Higgs and his wife. A schooner dI from Nassau to Jamaica was lost at Norman's Cay, and five of her passengers were drowned. The Mont A. Eagle was renorted lost with' all on board. The Melliso TraslE was also wrecked at Norman's te Cay. ...

... It is supposed that the. steamer 1earing the abovea ilme has been lost. A ?? d','onWednesday, states that every search has been made for tranes the steamer Jara, supposed to have been lost on the Uross Sands, Yar- nuouth, but nothing was discovered exeept ...

... SHIPPING> DISASTERS. EXPtOSION ON A MAIL STEAMER.-NM - - LIVES LOST. A Southampton correspondent telegraphs that t30 Royal Mail Steam Company have received informetiou oE a boiler aceideut on their steamer Severn, at Colon; on November 18, when starting ...

... SHIPPING DISASTERS. WRlECK OF THE AMIL STEAMER CELT. A telegram from Madeira announces the wreck of the Mail steamer Celt, which was lost on the 7th February. on Quoin Point, Long Bay, whilst on her voyage from Southampton to the CaPe of Good Hope. The ...

... return Aboraca had disap- peared, feared 16 hiands lost. Nrmes of saved: Batloy, Myers, Haimanson. Williamson. A subseqiuent tolt- gzram wvas reeoived from tre shipping agent as follows ' Abaraca totally lost Friday night, Finnbo Ecoro Island, crew saved ...

... vessel Cfeedujoor. bound to; New York, hove in sight and bore down on the distressed ship. The crews left her, but the captaiu and first mate decided to stick to the' ship, having a good boat swinging on -the vossel's' quarter 'In' case of need, and news ...

... SHIPPiNG DISASTERS. COLLISION IN THE CHT ANNEL FIFTEEN LIVES LOST. A disastrous collision took place about four o'clock |on Monday morning, three miles off the Eddy- stone Lighthouse, between the steamer Boetoi, 381 tons, of London, bound from Car3iff ...

... The ship was rigged as a three.masted ochooner, and wa built of iron at Sunderland in e 1873, and was classed in French Lloyd's list A 1, e 2nl dvision. The crew consisted of 21 hands, including the master. The ship had on, board coal, shipped by H. ...

... from Philadelphia, having lost overboatd the second ollicor and two men. ei'r dedks' were. swept, the hatches burst -:open, and the cargo .damaged. - The steamer xMonkseaton, from New York, 'sstained serious damage and lost one man overboard and had others ...

... In the shook of tke collision the prow of that ship became WtwOsd and wrenched round, and thus a large hole was made in the vessel, through which water was found to be pouring In great volume. The [ship's pumps were s tary et to work and great exertions ...

... SHIPPING DISASTERS. I AGlasgow telegram states that the steamers Blaen- an any Crown of Arragon were in collisioa in the ?? afternoon. The Blaenavon was struck 9 the port side, and filled and seak. The crew escaped n the long boat, and landed at Bowling ...

... Tuesday, with the master lost overboard and the second officer killed. A Bristol telegram states that the Capella, from Onega for Bristol, founded on a bank below the Suspension Bridge on Tuesday morning. A Salcombe telegram says the ship Meirion, from Rangoon ...