Glasgow Courier. — 1853-05-19 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

SHIP NEWS.  Lisbon, May 11.—Put in the Thomas Harrison, Holiday, from London for Port-Philip, with mainmast sprung, which most be replaced. The Sarah Sande, screw-steamer, Thompson sailed from Melbourne for the Cape of Good Hope and Liverpool on the 10th February. The Hoop, Mugge, from Odessa for the United Kingdom, left Constantinople on the 21st of October last, and has not since been heard of. Scilly, May 13.—The Duncan Ritchie, a Glasgow, from Leith to Melbourne, which put in here on the 27th of March, and wan surveyed, is understood to have been condemned, and will, it is supposed, be sold. Bombay, April 14.—The-Wuseer, from Liverpool to this port, was wrecked on the 2714 March upon the Cherbaniani Reef; crew saved. . ..  Calcutta, April 7—The Prince Alfred, from Sydney. N.S.W., got aground in the river in coming up. The wreck a the Dutch barque methane, abandoned, was boarded in Clurbada Straits; crew saved, and arrived at Akyab. The Medford, hence for Boston, has put back leaky, and must discharge. Tin Rothschild, from Liverpool to Halifax, N.S., was spoken, 10th May, returning to Liverpool, with both pumps going; had been in long. 20W. Monte Video, April s.—The Reindeer, from Valpa. rain, abandoned. Arrived on 2d April four of the crew, who were conveyed to Buenos Ayres, and confessed that the master, mate, second mate, steward, and two friars, were murdered by them, and one man thrown overboard. Cargo will be discharged immediately. Antwerp, May 15.—The Cecile, from Cardess to Nantes, found, May 4, about two miles west of Penmarch, three men drowned. The Hoop, from Odessa to the United Kingdom, sailed from Constantinople, Oct. 21, and has not since been heard of. The Nlor, from Bombay, got aground oit the Yantse-Kiang, March 14, and beeau.e a total wreck; part of crew need. The Amelia (French brig) sailed front Marseilles, 9th October last, for Rio Grande do Sad, and has not since been heard of. Elsineur, May 11.—The Thetis, from Greenland, arrived here this day with 4,650 seals on board, having left the station, April 22, in consequence of being light. Spoke the Ferry (English barque),-with 3,400 seals on board The Emma Dorothea, front Malaga to Stettin, picked up in the North Sea 21 casks of tallow. The Verein, from St. Übe's to the Baltic, has picked up in the North Sea, and landed here, six casks of tallow. The Fadrenes .Minde, from Newcastle to Abo, got on shore on the Tap Sand yesterday, but came off with assistance without apparent damage. Hong-Kong, March 16.—The Carib, from Liverpool, was on shore in sight of Woosung, March 1, and discharging her cargo to lighten and get off. Manilla, March 14.—The British Sovereign arrived here, March 1, from Zamboanga, in charge of a Spanish oeicer, having lost her maste: and first and second mates on the coast of Celebes, where she is reported to have run ashore two or three times, and nffered some damage, part of her copper being much injured. Rio Janeiro, April 13.—The Demetrius, front Liverpool to Coquimbo, pat in here, 28th March, leaky ; has been surveyed, requires sundry repairs, and is recommended for farther survey. Mauritius, April 4.—The Woodstock, from Galls, has been re-eoppered, and undergone sundry repairs, and it now touting tot Liverpool.  Ikanley, Falkland isles, March 16.—The Porcupine, from Liverpool to California, which put back here, 14th Jan., with damage, after being on shore, has been condemned and sold—The Acteon, from Liverpool to San Francisco, put in here, 27tb Jan., discharged her cargo, and has been condemned and sold.  Madras, April 2.—A large vessel, with only foremast standing, was seen, March 29, off Covelong. A brig, with topmasts carried away, was man March 26; she •vas in want Of assistance, but none could be given. A vessel painted black with a red streak, apparently waterlogged and abandoned, which seemed to have her bows stove in, was also seen.