The Sun.
London, England, 1854-03-17 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, MARCR 16.

Tho Orontes (s s), from Alexandria, arrived this • morn-
ing had on board four of the crew of the barque S 1 ,ring,
mull at Gibraltar, by collision with the Himalaya (a s).

BALDIINA, March 9.—The ice in the gulf, with the to rind
at W. have again loosened from the coast, and drifted ra wont
one wert from the land. Fair way still fast ; mild weal her
with thick foc, ; temperature 3 tieg. above zero.
EMDEN, Marcha 11.—The Eelzie, from Newcastle to
Ham ourg, which put into Delfzyl, Feb. 97, with bows] irlt
sprung, loss of anchor and chains, and other damage, has
repaired, and proceeded on her voyage.
GEFLE, Feb. 28.—Since yesterday the weather has I:« Hui
mild, and a thaw set in. To-day the sky is overcast, w ith
indications of cold or snow.

UMEA, Feb, 25.—The Hedwig Sofie, from Simrich, Net .ich
arrived at Constantinople Jan. 13, was hailed by a pi ti rate
the same day off the Sea of Marmora, which, under the
plea of obtaining a supply of water, ranged up along ; ide,
but finding the crew armed and ready to defend theinselF yes,
she bheerecl off again.
PILLAII, March 2. -The Cite, hence for Hull, which.] put
back Feb. 16, leaky, and with other damage, has ( Lis-
charged her cargo, and the damaged portion will be sot 1.
HELIGOLAND, March 7. -- Several northern logs a ad
planks, part of them marked on the ends " G. G." a ad
" H. G." in red paint, and various pieces of wreckai
have been picked up off this isload and brought he re.
Since the gale the weather has been constantly fine. Wi ad
to-day, southward.
AilitirELtDl2l, March 3.—The Haabet, from Rotten I am
to Hartlepool, wasgfallen in with in the North Sea, dis-
masted and half full of water, and the reuilinder of the
crew (four men) taken off and landed at Heil voetsluys , by
the Vrouw Neeltje. The master of the Haabet had pre-
viously been washed overboard, and two men drowne d to
the hold while shifting ballast.

COUNTRY MARKETS.

DERBY SMITHFIELD-MA.RCH 14.

There was a limited number of fat beasts to-day, flz) 19
maintaining last week's prices, and a clearance was elm' ly
effected. The supply of sheep was large and in good It e-
quest, without any alteration in price. Fat and sto: re
calves were again plentiful. There were several pens . of
fat pigs, both English and Irish.
The following were the quotations :—Beef, 6d to 6it 1;
mutton, 7d to 70 ; lamb, Od to Od ; veal, 7d to Od p er
lb. ; pigs, 9s thl to lOs per score ; rough fat, 5s 91 to Os ,Od
per 141 b.; hides, 20 to 3d per lb ; cali•skins, 30 to • 4d
per lb.

EDIRMIRGIT GRAIN.—MAncH 15.
-The supply of grain in the market to-day was mckcler Ate.
Wheat, barley, and beans fell considerably, while oasts I'os°
4d on the average, a considerable quantity havin g been
sold for seed. Sales for all sorts were dull.

Wheat oil the top 2s 4d, and the average .s Bd, clown.
Barley on the top is, and the average 3,1, down. Oats
on the top 2s 8d down, and the average 44 up. Bea. as On
the top 4s up, and the Average 84 down.
Total Supply and Sales.
Wheat 379 qrs sold 273 qrs
Barley B2l qrs sold 654 qrs
Oats 1769 qrs sold 1187 qrs
Beaus l5l qrs sold 102 qra
Top of Wheat ......... ..... ...... ..... .... 62 t'lb 90.4 04 •
Barley...—. ............. .......... 57# lb Vs Od
-- Oats
Beans 69lh 6as Od
Average of wheat .C3 15 9 9-12 ths
Ditto of Barley
Ditto yf Oats . 1 13 9 0-12t.hs
Ditto of Beaus . ...... ..........