Only two men were saved out of tho crew of the ship Thor Waerner, which went to piece 1 ! on the Swedish rocks at Varsnm on the night of Sept. 27th. The hull of the derelict Fouudling, nearly level with the water, was passed on September 7th, iat. 24 S., long. 43 W. The brig Uyella foundered in the North Sea September 29th ; crew saved. The barque Young England struck on the Cockle Sand October 20th, and became a total wreck. Of her crew of 17, only five were saved, A. great many disasters occurred at Tonsberg during the gale of October 9th, and four vessels floating bottoms up and the deck of a fifth were passed in the Noi th Sea, October 17th. On the 14th a brigantine was seen to capsize in the samo sea ; crew lost. During the heavy erale of October 21st a heavy sea washed away tho stocks in the ship-building yard at Lowlights, Shields, and damaged two vessels in course of con struction. The steamer Altona was wrecked at the entrance to Sunderland harbour October 22nd ; crow saved. The barbue Antigua, of Greenock, foundered off Demerara Lightship, October 23rd. The American ship Bunker Hill, which took fire and was scuttled at Manilla last February has been raised, thoroughly repaired, and sold to the Spaniards, and is now known as the Elcano. Tho Concordia. schooner, wis wrecked at Orkney in October; all hands drowned. The Jessie Scott, from Liverpool to Guyaquil, was abandoned in a sinking condition in lat. 49 S., long 79 W. Master, mate, and three men, landed at Callao, the fate of rest of crew uncertain. The schooner John Murra}', of Exeter, was wrecked on outlying rocks south of Aber deen on October 21st. Went to pieces at once ; crew perished. The brig Mary Jane was lost off Montrose on tne night of Ostober 22nd. Crew drowned. The barque Anne Miles, of South Shields, grain-laden, foundered in the Bay of Biscay on October 13th. Ex cepting the captain, a'l hands were lost. Tho brig Pierre Nolasque was wrecked on September 28th, dur ing a gale at the Magdalen Slslands. Crew perishel The brig Superior was wrecked on October 22nd, south of Aberdeen. Crew all drowned. A water logged and abandoned ship, the Undo Joe, of New York, waspassed on October 13th. Lat. 44 22, long. 