The Sun.
London, England, 1869-02-26 00:00:00

WRECK ON THE GOOD WIN SANDS•

NORTH DEAL, Feb.
About noon yesterday, while the wind was Ora
ing from S.W. by W., the Gull Light Ship fire
signals of distress for a large ship on the Goodwi'3"
and the 'V an Kook lifeboat, of the National 1)1°0
boat Institution, stationed at this place, vi3s,
once launched, and proceeded to the Sands, "'llls
the ship Ingrie, of Amsterdam. bound
Savannah in ballast, was found stranob
near to the Trinity Beacon, on the e
part of the Goodwin Sands. Three Inggeo
were alongside, and their crews had received eb3r;f
of the vessel from the master, but as there was °re jal
appearance of her becoming a wreck the eaPt.'"de,
asked that the lifeboat might be kept along' to
The master, two mates, and six of the crew ere
taken into the lifeboat, and as the wind and tiso
were against her returning to her station she 'ere
obliged to run to Ramsgate, where the men
safely landed about 9 o'clock in the evening.

, :tat-
THE Cnors OF 1868.—The Agricultural Der the
meat at Washington has prepared a table, showi,u&l.o9o
average yield per acre, during 1868, of the principal m/.
of the country, and the average price per bushel 01?
the
1, 1869. According to this table, in Pennsylvanti'cie,
yield per acre was as follows : —Wheat, 12.8 bushels;
els ;
13.2 bushels ; barley, 21.4 bushels ; oats 27.8 bus
eta'
corn, 35 bushels ; buckwheat, 16.5 bushels ; white PlA'',
toes, 88 bushels; sweet potatoes, 90 bushels; 01)a1869, ..
1.35 tons. The average prices per bushel on Jan. 004
were :—Wheat, $1 89 ; rye, $1 32; barley, $164; 93
64 cts.; corn, $1; buckwheat, $1 09 ; white potatoe ,110
cts., sweet potatoes, $1 66, and hay, $l6 per ton-, uor'
several crops of Pennsylvania therefore yield the 'l°7 41,i
ing money value per acre : Wheat, $25 34 ; rye $ t 91;
barley, $35 09 ; oats, $l7 70 ; corn, $35 • buckvill
99 ; white potatoes, $Bl 84; sweet 'otatoes, $l49tL
hay, $2l 60. Due regard must be paid to the facs are
some of these crops, such as barley and sweet potatoe ;lot
only produced within very narrow limits, an 4ica%Ter
therefore be taken as a fair specimen of their 515
the entire State.

Births. "
1110
GRENFELL —On the 24th inst., at 15, St. Janiee's".
Mrs. Henry Grenl, t
of a .
HARE—On the 24thfel ins ,at 24,ughter Norfolk-stroet, Park-
lape,
the wife of Sir Thomas' d
Hare, Bart, of a son.

PIM—On the 15th inst., at 11, Belsize-squaro the
Captain Bedford Pim, R.N., of a son.

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Marriages. oionoDt4
NEILSON—ALEXANDER -On the 23d inst., at St. ,J.‘--vviet
Danes, Thomas W. Neilson, of 239, Strand, to 1:f
youngest daughter of R. B. D. Alexander, Esq, 19
merset House.
Thomas—Ruck—On the 25th inst at Stockwell, Deft:iiiii
Morgan Thomas, of the Inner Temple, to Alice, s,etroett
daughter of Cornelius Ruck, of King Willi3nv°
city, and Brixton.

. . ,
CALVERT-0 n the 25th ins Deaths
t., at 48, Gloucester--
re See°
John Culvert, Esq., aged 62. ari OA Pci.
CLARK- On the 23d inst., at Sevenoaks, John --
aged 80. seven
Wel°'
DE LA 'PARK -On the 23d inst., at Knole, Sev-
George John, Earl De La Warr, aged 78. GliftePs
KELLY—On the 23d inst., at Langford-Rouse'
Captain Kelly, R.N., aged 70.
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London : Printed and Published by WILLIAM "-. I)E,To '-of
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Aliddleses,--Friday, February 26, 1469.