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

LIVERPOOL, Meßon 2.

The Wasdale, for Antigua, and Emanuel Boutcher, for
Grenada, in proceeding down the river yesterday after-
noon, drifted foul of each other • the former lost bulwarks,
&c., and the latter had to cut away her jibboom to get
clear.

The William Panton, for Newfoundland, at anchor off
the Rock, was run into by an inward-bound ship in tow of
a steamer, last night, and lost bowsprit, cut-water, figure-
head, &c., and had her bow damaged.
The Florence, for Teneriffe, has put back.
The Frances Ann has arrived from Holyhead with
wrecked goods, ex-Olinda.

BERWICK, March 2.—The Simlax, of Exeter, Grange.
mouth to Havre. is on the Fern Islands, and likely to be-
come a wreck ; cargo and stores expected to be saved.
TONNING, Feb. 25. The Eider Pilot Galliot, hauled out
of the harbour yesterday, and sailed for her st4ion at the
mouth of the Eider, but her reaching it is doubtful until
the weather improves.
KIRKWALL, Feb. 27.—The Jane, schooner, of Montrose,
from Sunderland to Kirkwall, went on shore in Deersound,
Feb. 25, in a gale from N.N.W.; she is expected to be got
off without much damage, after lightening.
CUXHAVEN, Feb. 26.—The Caledonia steamer dragged
her anchors during the night, and came in contact with the
English schooners Jane and Azorian. The latter was to-
tally disrnasted and severely injured, and the former re-
ceived considerable damage ; both have come into the har-
bour. The Caledonia subsequently dragged again, and
came in contact with the English brig Isabella, and has
proceeded up the river with considerable injury. The
Isabella has also received damage.
AMSTERDAM, Feb. 27. The Vrouw Maria, Harlingen
to London, lost anchors and chains in the Zuyder Zee,
was driven over the bank during a gale, has put into Wor-
kum, and must discharge. The Josephine, Droback to
Harlingen, arrived, with assistance, off the latter port,
Feb. 27, having cut away her masts, and lost anchors and
chains in Vlie Roads, Feb. 25.

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