... SHIPPING -N3 S. REPORTED LOSS OF A S-qjp AND ALL HANDS. The Press Assaciation's Skibiereen - dent telegrphs that a report reecbed :; e> on Saterday night that a Large '-hp h - wrecked to the west of CatzAtownsheae,,. bands drowned. Deails of the casnW ...

... I SHIPPING INTELLIGENOE. DUBLIN SHIPPING LIST-YgsTERDAr. WLND-4Vesterly; light ahd clear Barometer, 30.26 inches. ARIuAlrts-Foreign sterames-Nil. toreign sailing vessels-Nil. Steam colliers-Neiitwater, Newcastle, coals. Steatm coasters-Uobntes- of Dablin ...

... I SHIPPING nMLGN. DURLUN SHIPPING LIST-YcszTaDXv. Baromewr-W. Wind and ?? breeze; fdnec ArrtaForeigu sailing ?? Lines, from Froderickstad, with flooring boards; Ead Derby, from Tacvma. wish wheat Steam colier1-Marlay, Priromse, from Garston; St Margt ...

... affected by one or other plan should not be allowed to have too much weight, and the shipping interest ahould be aroused to see that a spot is selected which will benefit ships and not dukes, eave humnan lives, and not fill la ndowners' pockets. Sir, no nautical ...

... SHIPPING INTELL1GENOE. | DUBLIN SHIPPING LIST-4tEBTERDAY. WIND AND WEAThER. N.W. ; strong breeze, with rain. ARRIVALS. The Brothers, from Ellesmnre, with fteanet ; the Ki1 dare, s, from Liverpool, with general goods; the Alex- andraj s, from Holyhead ...

... for Calcutta-Edward Bilton, 17th, for Moul- ?? of Beaford, 18th, for Calcutta-Her Majesty's ship Cornwallis, 20th, for Trincomalee and England-Her Majesty's ship Pilot, for Trincomalee, Arrivals at Hong Kong-The Litherland, March 9, from the East Coast-Cowasjee ...

... from the Cape; Lord Amberol, I 0th, from Sydney, Jattet, dth, tram Rangoon ; ooghly, 7th, from the Mauritius her Binjenty's ship Conwaey, Sth, from the Nicobar slauads Jobti Heipburnre, 9th, from Blaulmein arid Rangoon; Clown, I Ith, from SIngapore; Miranda ...

... SHIPPING XNTELLIG SHEIPPING' I ITELLIGENIOE DUBLIN SHIPPING LIST-YBSTERDMY. WVIND. At 5nom., NV., with light breeze; at tl p.m., N.W., with ilgh lareere; smooth sea. AitRIVALs. The following vissels havo. arrived In ?? Rose, t, from. Holyhead, with general ...

... Chaster, va Witth bricks; the Maria, fromz Ayr, with coals h ai , of the Sea, frosis Agr, with cosla,, the Sta r tic - DEPATUR . ' - The Rose, a, for Hlolyhead, with general goods; the eb Ouse, s, for Newcastle, iab ballast -the Tolla, s, for Whht*b4veq ...

... the information already given, the following statement of the shipping registered at each .port willfhe interesting:- 3Number and tonnage of vessels,registered under the Mer. Bchant Shipping Acts, which belonged to each port on De- Average Per cent. 3 ...

... dull. Petroleum steady. Lard opened strong but closed weaker. W- Wheat-Large specu-i lative transactions. Flour firm. Corn-Ship- ment to Europe increasing. Sugar steady. Coffee dull. Iron dull. Cotton receipts, 4,000 bales; Great Britain, 7,000 bales; ...

... to 2200, so that the dock was tha icalaci 0cam.tctciii te object for which it was forincca111)it~l'g accoummodationl for ships np~ ri..Y tonae Gentlemenu would remember wit ?? i prliiaiiuootCVY limit fixing 800 tons for nai ?? 12,00 fur esailiig vessels ...