The Sun.
London, England, 1854-03-29 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM HOUSE, MARCH 28.
ENTERED INWARDS.—The Coq, from Cherbourg; Lionne,
Gravelines ; Johanne, Bisserup ; Confiance, Callao ; Au-
rora, Kjerteminde ; Looshtank, Callao ; Furet, Grave-
lines ; St. Johannes, Skien ; Thea, Gravelines ; Eleven,
Berdianski ; Margrethe, Skive ; Mary, Mauritius ; Mandre,
Jamaica; War Hawk, Marsala and Palermo ; Oracul,
Skien ; General Wiltshire, Callao ; Kingston, Shanghai ;
Fanny Mitchieson, Callao ; Nile, Calcutta, Madras, and
Cape of Good Hope; Gretha, Cattingseil ; Elizabeth,
Callao; Oscar, Hamburgh ; Johann; Fikenforde ; Blen-
heim, Marseilles.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Marid, for
Focally ; Clera, Valencia ; Sumatra, Barbadoes.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Erite, for
Memel; Pearl, Montreal; Fortunate, Valencia; Victory,
Sydney ; Russia, Malaga, Alicante, Valencia, and Barce-
lona; Perseverance, Gibraltar and Marseilles; William,
Antwerp ; Fleetwood and Frances, Madras ; Concord,
Melbourne ; Mary Montague, Bordeaux and San Francisco ;
Ingram, Valencia ; Lusitania, Oporto ; Sea Bird, Mel-
bourne ; Firklovert, Copenhagen ; Baroway, Odessa ;
Marie, Fecamp.

LIVERPOOL, MARCH 28.
The Cosmopolitan has arrived from Benin with loss of
bulwarks, stancheons, &a., having been struck by a heavy
sea.

The Constitution steam-tug arrived this morning from
Dundrum Bay with wrecked goods, ex Chas. Humbertson.
The Cornelia, from New Orleans, which was ashore on
Broadhaven Sands, near Milford, was got off and towed
into Liverpool this morning; about 1,300 bales of cotton
discharged while the ship was on shore; remains at Broad-
haven. Vessels will be sent to bring it round.
A sloop was aground near No. per chart 23, at 1•15 p.m.
—no signal of distress flying.

SKAGEN, March 21.—The James, from Hartlepool to
Stettin, got on shore half a mile E. of Hoyer or Altskagen
this morning, has capsized, and is doubtless a wreck, and
her cargo (coals) looked upon as lost ; the materials may be
saved should the weather prove favourable.
HAMBURG, March 25.—1 t is blowing hard at W. by N.,
with sky overcast and rain.
ROSTOCK, March 23.—The Providentia, arrived at Con-
stantinople March 9, had sustained a heavy gale in the
Archipelago, and had been in contact with a Greek ship.
ELSINORE, March 23.—The John Ingo, of Newcastle,
abaadoned and in a sinking state, was passed about seven
miles from land by the Queen, of Shields, arrived here.
CONSTANTINOPLE, March 15.—The following vessels have
received more or less damage :—The Peter Foulkes and
Zuleika, both arrived here March 7, from Galatz ; the Ca-
roline, March 7, Odessa ; the Alchymist, Feb. 20, Odessa ;
and the Alexander, March 3, Vretch. All the above have
cleared for England. The Harriet, which arrived here
March 3 from Odessa, and cleared for England, going out
of port came into collision with a Turkish man-of-war, and
received considerable damage.
LILLESAND, March 11.—The Tinge Svane, of and from
Copenhagen to Iceland; and the Phoenix, fromS velig to
Newcastle, have put in to discharge and repair,having
been in contact.

CAGLIARI, March 22.—The Coldstream, from Galatz to
England, has just put in, with pumps choked, leaky, and
will discharge.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

The Devonshrie,W;;;londenTe New York, March j 5,
long. 68.
The Tuecorora, from Liverpool to P144(11441, gut
March, lat, 01 1913 g. 48,