... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. Loss or Fin Liru.—Wbolet Lowestoft fishing 'oinier Tyro riche to set. on Saturday last. L drestoft, a beery see broke on board, washing overboard James Derma, Charles Gilbert, Samuel Miles, Stammers, and Henry Thacker. The Tyro was ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. A from the SW, which began at an early bun. on Friday, continued throughout the day, being accompanied interniettently by heavy showers of rain. we notice that much havoc was closed at several places along tbs coast, we are plcssed ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. STEAMERS AND LIVES LOST. The Steam Navigation Company's steamer Swallow, London to Ostend, with passengers, was disabled off the Goodwins on Monday morning through a breakdown of her machinery. The passengers were taken on to Dover ...

... THE SHIPPING CASUALTIES. The following list of casualties to shipping caused by the typhoon are reported by Lloyd's agent at Hong Kong: Changsha, British steamer, ashore. Strathmore. dragged her anchors, and was severely damaged by collision with Quints ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. Nov. Iltb.—Brought I. by the William and Beery (Parrett, master), mow of the brig. Pnoee Carl. from Bristol to Lassen'. is balls.% the said ship hawing:down of the Ciallior by • steamer, name about midnight ou tUe 11th. Part of the ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. A mysterious shippirg disaster ocrurr , tl off Dover on Saturday morning. The mail-p: cl:et Dover reports that on arriving in the kay from Calais. a brigantine in a sinking condition. and with her Pails pet, was sten drifting past ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. The barque William. from Aotwerp bound for Csha, after two anchors and chains OD the Omsk, is the Main, Kiogsdown early on Thursday morning. She discharged her serge, which consisted of railway iron, and wee got of in the afternoon ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. By telegram from Alexandria we learn that Captain Watson and two sailors of the banqne Hawk, loading cotton seed at Damietta, have been drowned by the capsizing of a boat between the shin and the shore. News has been received from ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. At about eleven o'clock on Thursday morning the steam tug Wonder, from London to Jersey, entered the harbour with her machinery oat of order. On entering she struck the East Pier head, damaging her starboard quarter. Later on the ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. Rruirtwo • BIM. —Oa roods, tie *Wog Godild, golly nu lb. Good. Kbowl buoy and reosived damage to boo At D. on idonday the City of Lahore (.hie), fres Ban Franehoo sod Quienstorra, ter arrived and ancboried in Lb* Downs with bowsprit ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. The list of injuries to shipping is again a long one. and as will be Men by the details given below, the damage done is extremely heavy. The following are the whole of the vessels which have entered the Royal Harbor in distress since ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. Official inquiries into the circumstances attending two shipping disasters in this nci%hbourhood have taken pLee during the last few days. One was relative to the stranding of the British ship Chin Yang, of St. John’s, New Brunswick ...