Glasgow Courier. — 1863-08-20 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

SHIP NEWS.  Halifax, Aug. 6.-Ifg Hawthorn, from Lisbon to Mirannehi, was wreekea near Main a Dieu, Cape Breton, 21st July.  Dantzw, August 12. —The Rudolph, Lindeboom, from St. Petersburg for A herdee n (bones), has been wrecked near Dembeek ; crew saved. The new ship Surinam left Trinidad on the 11th April for Greeniick ; and as nothing h-is since been heard of her, it is feared that she has foundered. Reval, Aug. 14. - The Aid (brig), Errington, from Sunderland to Cronstailt, with coals, struck, and has sunk in deep water off Dagerott ; crew saved. Moiling, August 11.—The Helen Inglis, of Perth. Crosbie, from Grangemouth for Dantzic (pig iron), is stranded at Lokkeri; crew saved; vessel a wreck.  Bombay, July The General Simpson, (British ship), hence to Liverpool, has been totally wrecked on Milos Island ; a portion of the cargo will probably be saved damriged. St. John, S.F., Aug. 6.—The Pacific (s), from New York for London, has arrived here with her fore compartment full of water, having been ashore at Treparisy; she must discharge her cargo. Singapore, July 7.—Seven vesels were shipwrecked at Sandalwood Island, during a gale, on the 9th May, and plundered by the natives. Part of the crews have arrived at Sourabrya.  Batavia, June '26.—The Colonsay, Watson, front Shanghai for Melbourne, which was stranded on the Alceste Reef, Jan. 27, and arrived here from Billiton on May 18, was sold by public auction on June 15 —the ship producing 14,957 f., and the tea from Banka and Billiton 101,270f1.  St Vincei;t, C. V., Aug. 5. —The Cabibou, from Liver. pool to Bombay, was burnt at sea, 21st July: all bands saved. The captain had taken passage in the steamer Bahama, from Cape de Verds to London. [Mem.] The Bahama (s), left Too-chow, 23th May, for London, with the first cargo of new teas. . _ _ _ _ _  Shanghai, June H.- The barque Carnatic, from Calcutta to this port, with rice, struck against the rocks on the East Saddles during a dense fog. 2l June, and immediately after sank in 25 fathoms water. The crew took to the boats, and were ticked up on the 4th, and brought hither by the British barque Geelong. Hongkong, July 23.—The Viking (American ship), Townshemb from this port to San Francisco, with Chinese emigrants, has been stranded and wrecked on the northwest site of Prince's Island (one of the Jitpanese group off Sounds); all bands easel. Prep tratious were being made for stripping the ship, S:c , and furwarding .the passengers._ _ .  Porti7Cab4lii, July 16.- The Gesina, from Liverpool, which has now made her appearance et La Guayra, was compelled by Government to unload there goods intended for this port, all communication with this town being cut off, owing to the rising of the military against the Government. The above vessel sailed from La Guayra, 15th July, for Vera Cruz.] Melbourne, June 26. The Summerlee, Huebes, which arrived hero 231 June from London, had encountered severe weather, hail decks swept, and sustained other l.mntce. The Wave of Life, Lawson, which arrived here 27th May fruit London, encountered a cycloho in It. 43 S., lon. 26 E., and hist part of bulwarks. The Ivanhoe, Taylor, which arrived here Ist June from Dundee, had sprung her foremast in a gale. The Eastern Empire. Ferguson, which arrived here 9th June from Liverpool, had, lost fore and main topgallant masts and jibbooni. end sustained other damage.  Circumstances are graditaly becoming known which tend to throw more light on the horrinle tragedy at Wolverhampton. 1 here is now consider. able reason for believing that the suppoFed murderess has committed suicide, and that her body remained undiscovered for nearly a fortnight under circumstances almost similar to those relating to the finding of her victim.