The Sun.
London, England, 1854-03-14 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, MARCH 13.

The steamer La Plata, hence to Monte Video, put into
Holyhead yesterday, with machinery damaged ; and the
Douro (s s), hence to Oporto, has been towed into Queens-
town, with boilers damaged.

ANTWERP, March 11.—The British Hero, supposed to be
a fishing smack, was picked up near Doggersbank, derelict,
with bulwarks stove and dismasted, and has been brought
in here. Accounts from St. Thomas's, of the 10th, state
that the Emilie was lost on the coast of St. Domingo, Jan.
21—crew saved.
RIO JANEIRO, Feb. 9.—The Clymene, from Clyde to
San Francisco, put in Jan. 27, with head of rudder split,
vessel leaky, has been surveyed, declared too heavily laden,
and has been lightened of 50 tons of coal, which have been
sold.

PERNAMBUCO, Feb. 16. The Harriet and Molly, of
Hamburg, at Paraiba, got aground in that port at the ebb-
tide on Jan. 31, and was strained, severely damaging her
cargo (sugar), to the extent of 1,500 bags and 96 cases.
She has since been caulked, and is reloading. The Tents-
dorm, from hence to the Channel, with a cargo of sugar,
which put intoMaranham, Jan. 13, leaky, discharging, and
in proceeding down to the place of repair, struck upon a
rock, and is likely to become a wreck.
MENDAAL, Feb. 25.—The Glen Huntley, from Gothen-
burg to Melbourne, which put in here Ist of Nov. last,
with damage, commenced reloading to-day, her repairs
being nearly complete. The Ilha Das Encaxandas, of Rio
de Janeiro, from Lisbon to Bergen, has put into Eleven,
with considerable sea damage. The Eliie Wilhelmine, of
and from Flensburg to Leith, has put into Elven, with
considerable sea damage.
NEW YORK, Feb. 24.—The Anson (ship) was driven
ashore, at Paget Sound, on the sth, and went to pieces.
Feb. 23.—The Beejapore, hence to Liverpool, in going
down the East River yesterday, in tow of two steam tugs
went ashore on Diamond Reef, but would probably be got
off at high water, without damage. A large number of
barrels of flour, not long in the water, were passed Feb. 8,
in lat. 47, long. 32, by the Edwin Forrest, arrived here.
Several bales of cotton, marked M. H., and a bale of moss,
were passed Feb. 2 in lat. 46, long. 41, by the Rhine, ar-
rived here. The SI/. J. Roberts, of Providence, Marseilles
to this port, with a valuable cargo, went ashore on Abse-
cour Beach, Feb. 20, and it is feared she will become a to-
tal wrock—crew saved, and it is supposed that a portion
of the cargo will be saved. The Kendall (British brig),
from St. John's, New Brunswick, to Providence, with
timber, ran ashore near Tarraulin Cove, 20,Feb and
bilged, but would probably be got off, after discharging
part of her cargo.
Feb 27th.—A vessel was lost, with all hands, Feb. 20, on
Barnegat Shoals. On the stern, which m
beach, is the name " G.," or " Geo. Hc.aScoe ashore on the
Scott," of Frede-
ricksburg—cargo supposed to be corn or wheat.
The F. towed
back hence to Antwerp, was
back here this morning, very leaky, with cargo shifted and
loss of rudder, having experienced very bad weather.
Feb. 28th.—The Caroni, of and. for this port, from Rio
Grande, put into St. Thomas's, previous to the 4th of Feb.
very leaky, and was condemned. Liverpool, was fallen in with 26th
Jan., in let. 48, long, Tha Columbiana, of this'
port, New Orleans to n a sinking state, totally dis.
masted, with her decks swept, and the crew lashed to the
pumps, by the Corneliuss Grinnell, arrived here, which suc-
ceeded in taking off the men next day.
CHRISTIANIA,
March I.—The Napoleon, of and from
this port to Hongeur, with timber, was abandoned on the
Doggersbank, much disabled, and in a sinking state—crew
saved, and arrived here.
WZSTPORT, N.S., Feb. 16.—The Envoy, St. John's,
;`1.113. to Londonderry, which ran ashore at Briar Island,