A Boston despatch to Herbert J. OLIVE states that the fishing schooners "Essex" and "Quickstep" at that port, report passing the brigatine "Buda" bottom up. No position is given but it is supposed to have been somewhere in the George's. The "Buda" sailed from St. John Dec. 12 for Buenos Ayres and must have run into heavy gales after leaving the bay. She carried eight men as follows: Henry A. CORBIN, master; Edward SCHURMAN, mate, age 30, of River Philip, N.S.; William BUTLER, boatswain, age 26, P.E.I.; Robert WHEATON, cook and steward, age 35, Carleton (St. John); Karl PETERSEN, age 23, Sweden. J.A. NILSON, age 21, Norway; Alfred NILSSEN, 25, Sweden; J. SMITH, 23, Norway. Capt. Crobin is a young man and belongs near Yarmouth, N.S. The "Buda" was a vessel of 312 tons register and was built at Moss Glen (Kings Co.) N.B. in 1881. She was owned by Herbert J. OLIVE, Fanny LEONARD, J.B. WILMOT, Jos. F. MERRITT, Chas. O. HANNAH, G.W. MERRITT, E.H. MERRITT and others. (see original 'The Crew Missing')