... and lauded yesterday morning at Fise Qsay. -The vessel wsu expected to sink inensdiately after the master left. TEE DUNDEE SHIP yVERTROSSACHS. * The steamer Carthagiaian, which arrived at r Liverpool, reports that on February 29, in tat. I 3816 N., long ...

... SHPG CASUATIE I STOMY VVOYAGE OF GLASGOW SHIP-ONE MAN KILLED. Yesterd~ay the steamer Osiris, belonging to Messrs J. Bruce & Co. i, of Glasgow, bound from: Glasgow with general cargo, put into Falmouth g in adamaged condition. On Tuesday she encoun-= ttered ...

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... after tiby lefet the ilt-fated ship. Yvhen Iats struc' on T'Uka, all hands were speedily on deck, the captain, officers, and some men (seven. teen in all) being aft, and the remaining nine for. ward. In twenty minutes the ship breke in two. A lifeboat was ...

... STIlPP1NG CASUALTIES. I - LOSS OF A VEEI!ZL AND .PZSE fLtM. A telegram freo Rlango, dated Agr.l `2 t*ain that the stcamer Dunmore liead, fr'r se:iaa: ;f: eIeb4ingfore, and the stermcr 3 ir f's .Carlsecrae, hive bsou ira coll~ibia. T.It formri~ was uninjured ...

... SHIIPP1NG CASUALTIES. TWO SEAMEN WASHED eVERBOARD. Information received at Lloyd's states that the British barque Poltalloch, which left Newcastle, ?? September 24, for San.Francisco, has put back with bulwark stays started on both sides, ports ?? away ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTI'Ip MISSING SPANISH W'ASip S'ITED Mr ?? N. Maohi.n. Burno-r r - infsrmazi.o r: fr let;c : r Passingr thr.uh :gh ; - ' tr-it; Dundee t-t.kr-il' Mr vi' ? onlcollertreo-( -'Iere ax-: r ;\l orer the x- ei. :. ?? thlut the br'ii-' i , ..i ...

... IW P I -- I SHIPPING CASUALTlIS, WRECK AT LOCHBGISOALE. On Saturday, the schooner Silver Spray of Dartmouth, Thomas, master, bound with cargo of salt from Liverpool to Shecland Islands, sprang a leak whijen off Barra. Her crew managed to keep her afloat ...

... i SHIPPING CA SUALTIES. COLLISION OFF GREENOCK-LIGHTEB SUNK-M1AN URO$WlED.| A collision ocourred off Greenook yesterday1 =orning in which a lighter was sunk and one of her crew drowned. The particulars are as follow: - At half-past six o'clock the liglter ...

... SHIPPING CAS R THE WRECK OF THE ZULIEKA, Captain Bremner an d a Portion te ^ the sailing ship Zalieka, of Teith u.,1 day at Plymouth by the Orient Line,0 't Which they voyaged from Australia. ' wvas caught in a heavy gale an 15gA about middaight ran aground ...

... carried on for firehours,and thentwolightershaving broken adrift, the Dmonvegan Castle, in company with Her Majiesty's training ship Curacoa, put to sea. After a stormy night she returned, and it was learned that during the night the storm hadc done terrible ...

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