Captain ■-Aadrews, of the ketch Fanny.,.-Captain Andrews states that two men named BHS^V? 1"1. Lloyd, residing. at : Tumai, between TJattouwto- -and Shag Point, informed him thaf.on'- Tuesday, the 16th March .last, three d»ya after th* Eup.hroßyne.lelt Port Chalmers, they, whilst working n6ar.the. r ßeach, .observed a threermasted, schooner— S?i;^ri?K — ;! h?-EoPhjrasfne-^staiKiiiig in shore" with a KE. win-r. She reached in: until she was, mi i ? 152. rock upon.vhcfi the steamer Ahuriri was 0 w *"5 WI" -the^ ""^PI? chopped round to the »• "■» .aaa came down in a heavy squall, with thick win. The squall lasted about bilf an hour, and when it cleared, off the schooner was nowhere to be seen Thfi men took no particular notice of the circumstance at the time, thinking the schooner had run out of sight In,.the,squall, hut upon subsequently hearin<* taat.the Euphrosyne was missing they attached some lmpprtance-to the facts above-stated. -The poHtion the schooner was seca on the 16th was a most unusual. one lor a coaster, as the coast about Tumai is notori ous for its foul bottom, and is sedulously avoided by" «qastpg craft t the same time if the schooner had struck upan a rock there, we should imagine that vestiges of her would have been, seen after the squal passed, for she was within half a mil*, or three qnartere of a ; mile, from the shore. Mr Harper Deputy Harbour MasleratWaikouaiti.hasbeenengaged lor some- days past in searching the coast line-for wreckage. Still, referring to the missing Euphro»vne we may state that Captain' Sewell, Harbour Master at Oamaru,-ha» forwarded to Captain Thomson a piece 01 the fringe of .the cuehion that, with the two bzams wasi picked up on the beach between Kakanuiand *¥?.&* ipw-days «go. In: .the accompanvin^ letter h*«presse3 his nnbelief in the cushion- beit.g"part of the furniture of the 'Euphrosyne, because the bsams were evidently part of a much larger vessel, one of them-being;a: boat's skid with the cleats upon it This favt gives rise to-further surmises. Where did -he heams come from? No,• vessel rof large size has been lost on this coast since the Surat went on shore, ana therefore the only explanation to be offered is 8?? 16 fresse! off the coast maßt have had her decks- P«baUy^rKept'bya"sea^an<ri&rTierskids~SndT)oatS" This -new of the question is feas-ble, -.-inasmuch that wie wreck of a boat-was'found'on~ the beach about KftKanurashort'time lietore'tHe. 