I succeeded in l eaching and lesemng cicw and passengeis, ten in numbei, of the bug Julia Dait, fiom Adelaide, in ballast, bound to Hobaifc Town, having been stiuck by a heavy sea off Cape Jaffa, cauying away ■wheel mid some stanchions, and shifting hei ballast The lifeboat ciew had a severe pull agunst a haid gale and high sea We l eached Poitland at half past one this morning, having been t\\el\e hoivts at sea — JVir-. FAWiimor, haibom mastei. The IMieca, baique, Captain Mai sh, left Newcastle on the 23id ultimo, bound foi A delude, with a cargo of coals, and on the 31st ultimo was about iO milos JiJ of Cmtis Island, when a heav> g.ilo came on fiom the N N W , shifting lound to W and back again, the baioniftei falling ill the time, and by 3 a in on tho lrt had fallen to 2S 00, the baiquc at the time was ho\c-to on the poit lack, midei close lee fed main top sail and leefed mamtiyail, v hen suddenly the main mast went close off by the deck, pitching clean ovei the ship's side, and, stiange to lelate, without doing any dam ige to the bulwaiks, the mizen topmast went at the wie time Finding it impossible to make Poit Phillip heads, Captain Maiih boio up foi Sydney, find timed early jcsteiday morning A few minutes aftei Hip accident a meteor bm^t oloso to the Foietop sail yaid, knocking down the ciew who weie foi \\ aid cloaung the wieek, but without |domg any seuous hrjuiy — Si/chici/ JlcrahJ, Loss oi ANOTiirii CAnathtvn Matt Stcimtr. — liy tho Juia, fiom Quebec, on the 13th instant, we lo.ain that the Noiwegnn, Captain A. M'Mastci, laii ashoif-at St Paul, Newfoundland, in a dense fog The M.nls, ciew, and passen«eis weie saved. Ho<>es aie en tei tamed that the ship may be got oft St Paul is a small island m the Gulf of St Lawience, eight miles N.IS, of the ljojth oxtiemifcy of Capo Bicton — European 2V?»cs, The Esk, 21, sciew coivette, of 1,109 tons and 250 hoise powci, lias been commissioned at Poi tsmouth for sen ice on the Austialian station. 