... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. (LLOYD'S TELEGRAMS.] The Mount Stuart, from Sunderland, with coals, stranded near Dungeness, but likely to float nest tide. The Britith'ship Dunstafpnage, arrived San Francisco, from Cardiff, with hull strained and rigging damaged ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. (LLOYD'S TELEGRAMS.) The Abraham Sutton steamer and Friede, German schooner, from Antigua, collided Queenstown. The Friede received damage, and the steamer proceeded apparently uninjured. The Richard Bchooner, from Leith for Plymouth ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. (LLOYD'S TELEGRAMS.) The Roland. German steamer, from for Rotterdam, is ashore Terscbeliing, and will probably be a total wreck. Crew The Northern Queen barque, of Bristol, from Wilmington for went ashore near Cuxhaven and was ebandoned ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. The brigantine John and Jane, Capt. Anderson, arrived in the Wear yesterday from Rotterdam and reports having had three sails split off Whitby by the wind on August 30th.—The screw steamer Lumiey, of Sunderland, also reports that ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. (LLOYD'S MS.) The Fire Kings, from Glasgow, and Nancy Jones schooner, from Dublin, Capt. collided off Morecambe Lightyessel at p.m. Friday. The former vessel was undamaged ; the latter 3unk ; crew saved, and brought Liverpool. The ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. (LLOYD'S TELEGRAMS.) The Basil, British steamer, from Hamburg to Antwerp, broke her shaft in Flushing Roads, and will be towed to her destination. The Ariadne s, of Barrow, leaving Alexandra Dock, Liverpool, yesterday, collided with ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. (LLOYD'S TELEGRAMS.) Unsuccessful attempts have been made to get the Chas. Campbell a, ashore near Mauritius, off. She lies an exposed position on coral reef, about one mile from the shore. The Lesperia, Norwegian barque, has been ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. (LLOYD’S TELEGRAM. L) According to a telegram from Vizagapitam, the French baraue Cambodge, has been totally wrecked there. The ship Fifeshire, of Glasgow, driving ashore at the same place, with loss of fore, inam, and mizen masts ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. (TXOTirS TELEGRAMS.) The G. J. Babe, British barque, from Cardiff, which got ashore near Santos on the 18th inst., has been floated after discharging part cargo. Vessel apparently undamaged. The lnchmore, British steamer, from Ibrail ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. (Lloyd's telegrams.) The Saxo, Danish steamer, general cargo, is ashore Kullen in a bad position. The Stephenson, British steamer, from Grimsby ' for Malmo, is ashore the bad position. Crew saved. - The Stralhleven, British steamer ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. (LLOYD'S TELEGRAMS. 1 The Madura, British barque, from Iquique for United Kingdom or Continent, is Monte Video, leaking badly.' Foam schooner, of Lnth, from Cowes for Bristol, is ashore in Port Isaac Bay, total wreck. The Capricorn ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. (LLOYD'S TELEGRAMS.) The Bio. German-mail steamer, from Hamburg for River Plate, baa been towed into St. Vincent, Cape Verds, by the British frigate Sultan, with machinery disabled. She jettisoned about 300 tons of her cargo. The ...