... 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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... u~ndamaged. - QUARANMTE NOTICES. Stettin, August 2& .-Cholera regilations from ithe Ministerial diuc of Angst '12, 1S93:- I' A ship shall be desmedi'() infected with cholera ;'wben there is a case of chelera on board orwhen. there has been such a case within ...

... SHIPJtiNTG CASUALTiES. A BRITISH MAN OF-WAR ASHORE. Lloyd's agent at Ferroi telegraphed yesterday as follows ?? The British man-of-war Howe is ashore on Pereiro Reef, at the entrance to the port, inside Ferrol harbqour. and lies in a bad position. All ...

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... SHIPPING CAtSUALTIES. LOSS OF A GRIMSBY STMAAK AND ALL HANDS. It is now certain that the Grimsby smack Vis Leak, which was caught in the great storm whild making for Grimsby, has been lost with her crews of four hands. The crew consisted of John; Evrcitt ...

... I SEHPPING CASUALTIES. A telegram from Buenos Ayres states that the British steamer Kennet, Rosario for the Channel, struck in going down the river. She sprang a leak, and returned to La Plata for repairs. Has a leak in ballast tank. The vessel ha been ...

... SHIPPING CAdSTLT`IS, MI I SS!iNGi AND OVERDUIE VESSELS. | ThO ?? ?? Wr-7t :. r -.Ch ?? tr I wre; pol~x~ re ?? ..e r .n..ycsl-,Xe i La:'orna ?? tJ :; ?? v-cl; 4 V. . : NiRx,-se U' N V f.. if,, ?? . :nv::rs r:r nl . .,.il o e r l ?? 2. snH the- Adv-n: ...

... SHmPPDN CASUALTIES. STRANDOIC OF A GERMAN LINER. The Nord Deutscher Lloyd steamer Stuttgart. bound from Bremen for New York, with 591) pi2ssengers, has gone ashore in a dense fog half a mile e;ast of Start Point. Coastgiard gone to assistance with anparatils ...

... I 'SEPPIN4_CASUALTI-ES. - . . T ML]DY-5H'YXAsi'5 NEARLT DROWNM ?? Saturda forefioon, when the i wew P rread that. theADon, Lond e'iaidi rL te dy stam t ra t, i 1is-i- 6i b i eaT si.e1eing Ti Thames' : The nwrslyaused'walyedlby nV o . dv ?? the' f o ccthcpany ...

... s'~ac4 ?? ,iitc, i to Pt il | ~~~WtvECts' 01 THE VER!tfONT. I ?? The captainj, hie.t orcer, boatswain, and stew-rd er of the ship Na'ernnt, oi Liverpool, Capt. Southern, to '5 wvere landed at -viytuonth yesterday, havinit been to e abandirned 18 days ago ...