... SHIPPING CASUALTIES, The steamship Bhosina arrived at Falmontb yesterday in low of the steamship. Karlas, bound for tho Clyde, which bad fallen with her in the Atlantic. The Rhotina is of 1,774 tons, Harlow matte?, bound from Cardiff to Orleans, jn ball*it ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. Steamer Criradoo, of Wad Hartlepool. anchored of Eastbourne yesterday, and signalled : boilers leaking. A fire was disoovered amongst some meta in the efter•hateh of steamer Eelington, of South Shield., at Archangel, but it was ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. The Allan Line droplet. Sarmatian, inward bound from m to Gloegow, with nosPengers and cargo. took the ground yePtertlay in the Clyde. opposite Port Glamor. t•he Norwegian barque sitide. from ltrevig fir 111i,:dIrebrough, with wood ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. MT LLOYD'S ASD OM Tb. Julia ketch, of and for Lowestoft from liertlepool, with grounded on Barber Band, yesterday, but was &Wasted oa by Caitior boatman and taken Into Lowestoft harbour. The England, from Liverpool for New York, reported ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. The brig Dorothy, of North Shied', from Newcastta for Water. feed pot into Penzance on Wednesday night. log been obliged to slip anchor and chain during bad weather, when anchored two miles south of St. Michael's Mount. Was 'misted ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. Yesterday, while making Berwick, the Dull steamer Shark got ashore on Spittal Point. and remained fast until noon, when she was got off and berthed at the quay, apparently uninjured. She will hod barley. A Lloyd's telegram from Portaakaig ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. IRON LLOYD'S AND OUR OWN The Florence, for Rosario. put back to Swansea with low of two anchor, and part of cable. A telegrun from Port )luoheth, dated Aug of Andrea. Ras totally wrecked; crew raved. Me had little of her inward cargo ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. The Mathilde NioLieu, from Toot ierg for Newcastle, with props, put into Klei en with loss of topsailyard. The schooner Joseph Nieholson, of Newcastle, from Hamburg, with wilt, grounded in Liffey. and has been towed off by tug demure ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. ' During the gale on Wednesday, a small schooner ran ashore on Sco'ston Head. near Peterhead. It is suppeed the crew had previously left the vessel, the name of which is unknown. The Press Association says :—Captain Schulte and 22 ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. The steamer Tariveia, of West Hartlepool. from Odessa, whilst proceedinz tram the limbs de l'Euro to the Bassin Vauban at Havre, ;mounded on the mu of tne latter dock, which is under repair. but dot off without apparent damage. The ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. The barquentine Daubing Wave, from Fowey for New. castle, wail towed into Newhaven yesterday, having been in collision off Dungeness with the brig Contest, of Guernsey. The Contest is supposed to be in tow of another tug. The Press ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. A New York telegram says the North-German-Lloyd steamer Havel, which ran aground on Thuraday, has been refloated. got off under her own steam, assisted by a very high tide, and without being previously lightened. 'The vessel haa sustained ...