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... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. U*4*a, ThumUf. Tiji aiuodtrlkad. »iJi 1M DMwcut • » rocji in« iaU» «outh at fiiiKai Turii'l » >«* hof*, 'h. ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. NORWEGIAN SOUeON8'?S GONDEM3 EO PT ' GRANMMO. The Norwegian schooner Emilie, which was I towed into Granton Harbour fully a week agol wvaterlogged, was thoroughly examined yesterday by the harbour diver, who, after a complete ex- ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. I~ ~ ?? . . I --i THE STRANDING OF THE RHYNLAND. (xrsuTzI:'S T5iLE0A15 NewYorkFebrmry 2. The American Line steams- Rhypland, hich Istranded yestuyrday evening on the Rehoboth beach, has not yet been floated. Her cargo is being discharged ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. THE WRECK OF A WHALiNG VESSEL. With reference to the wreck of 'the whaling vessel Maud, information was last4night received in Dundee stating that her catch had included three large whales, 150 seals, 40 narwhals, OS, walruses, and ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES- . Santanider. Jan. 3.-The British sateamer Sully, Bilbso ?? Glasgow, -pUt in bere with sundry losses auddanages sustained in heavy weather last night.-, One man lost. trI City of Kiinsee. Jan. 4,-Te'tesntam ?? Glasgow (o! Htull) is ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. STEAMER LOST OFF THE LIZARD. The captain, Mr Sandemaz, nnd eirhtsou Imes, frining the crew of the s.e. Tharas, belonging to J. Weed& Ce., of West Hartlepool, were recuived at Dover Sailor3' Hensa an Saturday afternoon, having been ...

... I SHIPPING CASUALTE. SHAFT OF AN ANCHOR LINER BRORI, A Lloyd's telegrarm recerred from the 6g-i station at Butt of Lewis states that the 'ttz Island of Copenhagen passed east yesterdavm-, ing, and reported that on Sunday morrn:0 ri 5th inst., in latitude ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. A DISABLED DONALDSON LINER. Last night the Donaldson liner Hestia arrived at the Tail of the Bank disabled, and in charge of two tugs. The Ilestia left Glasgow on the 23d of September for Bal- tinmore in ballast, with a little cargo ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES., MISSINC AND OVERDUE VESSELS. The three following vessels, which have pre. viously been referred to as everdue, were posted at Lloyd's yesterday as missing, ?? Muriel, Joy, of Carbonear, NX., which sailed from Ali- I camte for Carbonear ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. LOSS OF A VESSEL AND CREW. A telegram freru Rangoon, dated 10th imst., states that the Enterprise, belongiog to the Indian .y. Marine, foundered during a gale at Port-Blair. rose All on board were lost except six natives. 0r. NORWEGIAN ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. STEAMER BURNED-FATE OF GREW . UNKNOWN. (CENTAL NEWS TELEGRAM.) New York, October 23. The steamer City of St Augustine, bound from New York to Jacksonville, Florida, has been destroyed by fire at sea. There were no passen- gers, bht ...