... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. (LLOYD'S TELEGRAMS.) The Aurea barque, from Shields for Para, at Bochester leaky, with loss of sails and other damage. Will discbarge, » Raisby, British steamer, from Bombay for Dunkirk, has been towed to the Loire disabled. The South ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. (Lloyd's telegrams.) The Albatross, North German Lloyd's steamer, from London, grounded in the river Elbe yesterday, but afterwards floated, and arrived at Brcmerhaven to-day with assistance of tugs. A Poti telegram states that severe ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. {IXOYD'S The British schooner Dunlos, from Cardiff Per nambnee, has put into Lisbon leaky, having lost stanchions and bulwarks. The steamer Tentonia, before reported ia dan gerous position near Santander, is by latergintellj. pence ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. (LLOYI)'s TELEGRAMS.) The Sailor schooner, from Glasgow for Castletown (coals), was run down and sunk twelve miles off Copeland light by a steamer belonging to Newcastle. Crew saved. The Canute, British ship, for Liverpool, has returned ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. (LLOYD'S TELEGRAMS.) The Yacht schooner, from Lochonon to Aber- deen, ashore Cromarty Roads. The Pontida, Italian barque, from Philadelphia for Cork, at SL Michael's leaky. The Tbor schooner, from Hartlepool for Odense, is ashore ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. A return just issued of shipping casualties which occurred on or near the coasts, or in rivers harbours of the United Kingdom from the July, ISB7, to the 30th June, 188S, shows that the total number of sea casualties ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. (LLOYD'S TELEGRAMS.) The Cumbrian, from Portland, and Elizabeth Nicholson, from Manilla, collided the Mersey yesterday. Both vessels were damaged. A steamer, supposed to be the Coningsby, from Shields for Alexandria, was observed ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. WRECK AT WICK. The captain and four men have been rescued from a foreign schooner ashore in Wick Bay, the sohooner being immenent danger, heavy seas were breaking over her. ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. IELBGRAMS.) The Colstrup s, from Cardiff (coals), went abhore off Houlleur Harbour yesterday. She has since floated without discharging, aud arrived severely strained. The Vesta, German steamer, proceeding the river Thames this morning ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. (Lloyd's telegrams. The Royal Crowns, from New York for Newcastle, passed the Lizard this morning, towing, the Camden, British steamer, from Tobasco, broken down, and making for Falmouth. ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. (Lloyd's telegrams.) The Alice Ada, from Glaagow Sydney (G. B.), ballast, has been Into Queenstown with loss of mainmast and all attached, and all attached, and Tbe Black Watch, witb rice, is ashore at Algarroso. near Valparaiso; ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. (LLOYD'S TELEGRAMS.) The Andalusia s, of Middlesbrough, and Marie Fleurie s, Newcastle, both outward-bound, collided near the River Tees Breakwater last night. Both returned to Middlesbrough, the Andalusia with bows damaged and the ...