The Sun.
London, England, 1868-03-16 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIP NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, March 5.-Arrived, the John Clark, from
Baltimore ; the American Eagle and the Denmark, from
New York. March 6.-Arrived, the Skjold, from
Charleston; the Eastham, from New Orleans. BRis-
TOL, March 5.-Arrived, the Japan, from New York ;
SHIELDS, March 5-Sailed, the Union, for New York.
TnALEE, March 5-Arrived, the Nicoline, from New York.
GRAVESEND, March 7.-Arrived, the Pera, steamer, from
New York. LIVERPOOL, March 6 -Arrived, the Skfold,
from Charleston. March 8-Arrived, the Messenger, from
Savannah. Sailed, the Java, for New York. QUEENSTOWN,
March 5-Forty chests and 152 half-chests of tea will bo
soli here by auction oa the 12th March, ex Craigrowine,
from London to Halifax, N.S., which put in here on the
9th February, with loss of foremast and other damage, and
making a little water. NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-The Blonde,
British brig, from Vera Cruz, went on shore at Minatitien
previous to the 24th January ; crew and passengers saved.
CUSTOM HOUSE, March 7.-Vessels Entered Inwards-the
William Penn, from New York; the Cairo, from New York;
William Penn, for New York. Cleared out with cargo,
the Constantine, fur New York; the John Mann. for Bos-
ton. GRAVESEND, March 7.-Sailed, the John Mann, for
Boston ; and the Constantine, for Now York. DEAL,
March 9.-Sailed, the Ceiba, for New York. LIVERPOOL,
March 8.-Arrived, the Clifton Belle, from Callao ; the
Messenger, from Savannah ; and the Anne Pearce, from
New Orleans. March 9.-Arrived, the Glenhaven, from
New York ; the Palmyra, screw steamer, from Now York.
Sailed, the Vendor Heydt, for Havannah. SOUTHAMP-
TON, March 8.-Arrived, the Deutschland, screw steamer,
from Now York, Feb. 28, having been detained by a storm.
BRISTOL, March 8.-Arrived, the Oriental, from Savan-
nah. OFF CROOKHAVEN, March 9.-Arrived, the Palmyra,
steamer, from New York; and the Manhattan, screw
steamer, from New York, left on the 26th. QUEENSTOWN,
Feb. 7.- Arrived, the Java, from Liverpool, for Now
York. NEW Youß, Feb. 25.-The J. and G. Wright,
from Greenock to Boston, was spoken, Feb. 16, in lat.
36 N., long. 71 W., and was supplied with provisions
by the Thomas BrOwn, at Boston. The J. and G.
Wright reported having on board two of the crew of the
Lizzie F. Choate, of Gloucester, New York to Antigua,
which vessel foundered Feb. 9 ; master and two men
drowned. Feb. 26-The N. Mosher, from Liverpool, which
was brought into Boston July 25, from Batrington, N.S.,
is obliged to keep her pumps constantly going. CUs-
TOM HOUSE, March 2.-Vessels Entered Inwards-The
Princess of Wales, from New York. VESSELS SPOKEN
WITH.-A National steamer, bound E., Feb., lat. 48 N.,
long. 17 W.; the Virginia, from Liverpool to Savannah,
Jan. 30, lat. 40 N., long. 14 W. ; the Intrepid, from Sau
Francisco to Liverpool, long. 50 W., of Point Conception;
the Cultivator, from Liverpool to New York, Feb. 20, lat.
43 N., long. 54 W. GRAVESEND, March 9.-Put back, the
Constantino, Now York, with loss of anchors ; had
sailed previous day. OFF DOVER, March 9.-Arrived,
the Cella, screw steamer, from London for New York.
LIVERPOOL, March 9. -Sailed, the Leith, screw steamer,
for New Orleans, and the Sarah Harris, for Havannah.
March 10.-Arrived, the J. H. Ryerson, from Mobile ; the
Ericsson, the Manhattan, screw steamer, and the Tripoli,
screw steamer, from New York. Sailed, the Joaquina, for
Havannah ; the Stella, for St. John's, Newfoundland ;
Progress, for Philadelphia; the J. Foster, jun., for New
York ; the Olinda, screw steamer, for New Orleans.
COWES, March 3.-Arrived, the Johanna Marie, from Ant-
werp for New York. SOUTHAMPTON, March 10.- Sailed,
the New York, screw steamer, for New York. PORTS'
mount, March 9.-Sailed, the Liverpool, for New York.
CARDIFF, March 9.- Sailed, the Thomas Dunbar, for New
York. QUEENSTOWN, March 10.-Arrived, the Ctiy of
Washington, screw steamer, from New York, and left for
Liverpool. LIVERPOOL, March 10.- Arrived-Tripoli,
from New York. Sailed-Joaquina, for Havannah; Olinda,
screw steamer, for New Orleans ; Progress, for Philadel-
phia ; and James Foster, jun., for New York. Marcia 11.
Arrived-Golden City, from Mobile ; the Bon Fils, from
New Orleans. Sailed - City of Baltimore, screw
steamer, and the Denmark screw steamer, for New
York; and the John Duncan, for St. John, N.B.
HOLYHEAD, March 10.-Arrived, the Challenger, from
Liverpool, for New Orleans. OFF TIIE FASTNET, March
11.-Arrived, the Minnesota, screw steamer, for New
York. CARDIFF, March 10.-Sailed the Egeria, for
New Orleans. QUEENSTOWN, March 10.-The city
of Washington, screw steamer, from New York,
left this port at six a.m. for Liverpool. HALI-
FAX, Nova Scotia, Feb. 22.-The Queen of Clippers,
schooner, which has been lying at Winkworth, near
Windsor, witha hole in her bottom, caused by the ice, has
been sold ; the cargo has been discharged. The Smyrna,
steamship, from Dantzig to London, left Christiansand

Feb. 5, and has not sinco been heard of. The Anne
Augusta, from St. John's, New Brunswick, to Warren-
point, reported Jan. 29 as ashore on Cranfield Point, near
the latter port, was sold March 7, as she lay, with the cargo
in her, and realised for the hull £l9O, and for cargo £5OO.

GRAVESEND, March 12. Sailed, the Petita for Havannah,
DEAL, March 12.—Arrived, the Irphio, from Antwerp, for
New York. LIVERPOOL, March 11.—Arrived, the Ken-
drick Fish, from New Orleans, and the Golden
City, from Mobile. Sailed, the Lieutenant David,
screw steamer, the City of Baltimore, screw steamer,
and the Denmark screw steamer, for New York.
March 12.—Arrived, the Arbutus, from Matanzas ; the
Esperanza, from Muros ; the Peruvian, screw steamer,
from Portland ; the City of Baltimore, screw steamer, from
New York ; the Victory, from New York ; the Isaac?
from Alexandria. Sailed, the Nova Scotian, steamer, for
Portland ; the Alchymist, for Adelaid3 ; the Bengal, for
Calcutta. The Henry, schooner, Runcorn to Plymouth,
sunk yesterday off the Middle Mouse ; crew saved. Tbo
Compage, hence to Tampico, has returned into dock,
having been in collision in the river, on the night of Bth
March, with the Mary O'Brien, from St. John's, New Bruns'
wick ; lost bulwarks, &c. ; also sustained damage to rigging•
QUEENSTOWN, March 11.—Arrived, the Minnesota, from
New York. Had damaged her fan three days after leav-
ing New York. WEXFORD, March 11.—Touvelle 1:101"
vetie, from New Orleans to Liverpool, is ashore at Balls'-
tigne, much damaged ; heavy sea on; crow safe. IWci
Yonx, Feb. 28. —The Allan, from the Clyde, which put
into Montego Bay, Jamaica, Feb. 6, was short of water;
bound to New Orleans. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.—The
Roscote, San Francisco to Liverpool, Feb. 26, lat. 41 No
long. 25 W ; the Queen of the Mersey, Calcutta to Nell
York, Jan. 6 ; the Aruanoa, Calcutta to New York.

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