... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. SUPPOSED WRECK AND CREW A Jersey correspondent says there is little doubt that the barquentine Dora (Biddle master), of Bristol, has been wrecked, and it is feared the Dora’s crew of two men and four boys have all perished. Their ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. GLASGOW STEAM ICR ASHORE. A Campbeltown telegram states that the steamer Victoria, of Glasgow, was driven ashore at Saddle, Kintyre, early yesterday morning, and will probably be total wreck. ACCIDENT TO A STEAMER AT PETERHEAD. As ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES A telegram from G'.enarm, in Ireland, last night eays a large steamer, apparently Allan liner, was observed about eight miles eact that station apparently broken down. A barge laden with iron was sunk off F-ael Greenwich about midnight ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. Telegrams from correspondents in Shetland tad Orkney indicate that meat tempeetnoua weather prevailed »n tliese waters on Monday night anil yesterday. At Lerwick, fiahiug boats had great difficulty in making port. The aea at Kirkwall ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. THE MONA'S ISL* STEAMER. telegram received last night i» now feared this vessel may become a total wreck. The Tynwald steamer has attempted several times to tow her off the rocks but laded. The vessel seems present firmly grounded ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. FOUNDERING A STEAMER— II MEN DROWNED. IntormatioQ was received Cardiff on Saturday that the steamer AUonby, belonging lo Messrs Gueret, Cardiff, had foundered off the Saints, in the Bay of Biscay, and that 11 of the orsw have been ...

... to the do this. SHIPPING CASUALTIES. circum: eal, bat FROM THE SBA. from the sea ad died} The following wdehip’s| ashere at the weet aide of Sh ship wes “ Norwegian at ma 60 mis. 16 sec. yas, who foundering ; all hands leaving in ship's > found, advertise ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. BARQUE DEATH OF THB CREW. Mterd.y afternoon. Messrs David Bruce ft Co , Dundee, owners the barque Arthurstone. renerved cablegram from Captain Adams intimatdeV.n' ' *>7 members of his crew at Rio O-rh V Th l Arth ? “'■'■.ved at Rio ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. TUB OOVAL in collision. The following paragraph appears in the Shipping Gazette Newport (Mon ), Friday, p.m.—The s.B. Goval. of Aberdeen, after entering the Alexandria Dock yesterday, collided with vessel, and sustained damage one ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. lt'i(GANTJNE WRECKRr) li';AlilEl LOI.S.9 O? IN i IM A luliydag Hvl'rrouilr rr'..gir'l'I 4in' tile Pr- Arotv t,',n ,rkt,-A tlbat a~t 4 iohyt,,terdaiy (I aptoi tiln ri fr'ri 1-ftivror f,,1 Mmnliiga ear waitn :1 Ii,,, f brrtjiqut'1- ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. The State Alabama, steamer, Now York for Glasgow, grounded near New York, but floated and proceeded. Maria Lauretta, Italian barque, Plymouth for Gonoa, at Furrol leaky. The Liverpool, barque, of Sunderland, Is ashore near Garrucha ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. ABERDEEN SCHOONER ASHORE AT THE MOUTH OF THE, TAY. a While a yawl, manned by two Ifroughty-Ferry fishermen named James and John Gall, was proceed- ing down the Tay to the fishing in St Andrews Bay, a schooner was observed under full ...