The Sun.
London, England, 1868-01-13 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIP NEWS.

Liverpool, Jan. 2.—Sailed, the Marehmont, for Mobile ;
the Glasgow, for Philadelphia ; the William Woodward,
for New Orleans.

Newport, Jan. 2.--The Desire, from Antwerp, for New
York. Queenstown, Jan. 3.—Arrived, the Alaska, from
San Francisco; the City of Boston, screw, steamer, from
New York, and left for Liverpool. Sailed, the City of
Baltimore, screw steamer, for New York.
Liverpool, Jan. 3.—Arrived, the Ililbreck, from New
York ; the Ann, from Mobile.
Newport, Jan. 2.—Arrived the Seaman, from Bristol,
for Mobile ; and the Duke of Buccleuch, from Barrow, for
Rio Janeiro. Clyde, Jan. 2.—Arrived, the Simcoe, from
Demerara. Sailed, the Europa, screw steamer, for New
York. Queenstown, Jan. 2. Arrived, the Juliana, from
Havannah.

Jan. 3.—Arrived, at, ten p.m., the Russia, screw steamer,
and the Virginia, screw steamer, from New York, and both
left for Liverpool.
London Custom liouse.—Entered outwards, the Cella,
for Now York.

Liverpool, Jan. 4.—Arrived, the Russia, steamer, from
New York; the Topgallant, from San Francisco ; the Vir-
ginia, screw steamer, from New York. Sailed, the Kitty
Glidden, for Porto Rico ; the Jane Bishop, from Galveston ;
the La Piece, for Rio Janeiro ; the Cuban, screw steamer,
for Colon ; the Australasian, screw steamer, for New York;
and the Etna, screw steamer, for New York and Halifax.
Southampton, Jan. 4.—Sailed, the Bavaria, steamer, for
Now Orleans.

Liverpool, Jan. 6.—Arrived, the Levant, screw steamer,
•om Savannah.

Queenstown, Jan. 3.—Arrived, the Mary Ann, from New
York. Jan. 6.—Arrived, the Nauphante, from Valpa-
raiso; the Sultana, from Rio Grande; the E. F. Marr,
from Havannah ; the J. H. Harris, from St. John's, Now
Brunswick. _

Swansea, Jan. 4.—Sailed, the Wanderer, for Rio Ja-
neiro ; the Eliza Marie, for Monte Video, and the Malta for
Ilavaunah.

Clyde, Jan. 4.—Arrived, the Columbia, screw steamer,
'rom New York.

Portsmouth, Jan. 4.—Arrived, the Agra from New York
for Antwerp with cargo shifted, &c., having experienced
heavy weather.

Crookhaven, Jan. 4. —Arrived, the Vanguard, from
Callao. OE Crookhaven, Jan. 6.—Arrived, the Tarifa,
steamer, from New York.

Antwerp, Jan. 4.—Accounts from St. Thomas state that

the rfrlioe, from Liverpool, which arrived at St. Thomas
Oct 22, and the Edouara, from -, arrived at St. Thomas
Oct. 23, were reported from that place ashore there
and partly dismasted, and would probably bo condemned
on account of the cost for their repairs being too consider-
able.

New York Dec. 24.—The Jennie Acorn, brig, from
London to Philadelphia, was abandoned Dec. 14—crew
saved.

Custom House, Jan. 6.—Vessel Entered Inwards—The

OonstaLce, from San Francisco.
Vessels Spoken With.—The R. M. Sloman, Callao to
Liverpool, Oct. 9, lat. 29 S., long. 9 W.; the William
Wright, Callao to Rotterdam, Dec. 7, lat. 21 N., long, 36
W. ; the Sophie, Lagos to Liverpool, Dec. 16, lat. 31 N.,
long. 35 W.; the Stewart Lane, Valparaiso to Queens-
town, Dec. 23, lat. 45 R., long 20 W. ; the Queen, screw
steamer, from New Orleans to Liverpool, Dec. 21, lat. 27
N., long. 79 W.; the Drum, barque, Gulf of Mexico to
Falmouth, Dec. 21, lat. 35 N., long. 6 W. ; the City of
Cork, screw steamer, bound west, Dec. 30, let. 48 N., long.

36 W.
Deal, Jan. 7.—Sailed the Missouri, for New Orleans.
Liverpool, Jan. 6.—Arrived, the A. B. Wayman ; and
the Southern Chief, from San Francisco. Sailed, the
Jessica, for San Francisco; the Flor do Sam Simao, for
Pernambuco.
Jan. 7.—Sailed, the Highland Mary for Now York.
New York, Dec. 25.—Tho British brigs Asia and Hen-
rietta, R. Scolds and W. A. Blacks, have been condemned
at St. Thomas, and were sold Dec. 12.
Vessels Spoken With.—The Chancellor, Liverpool to
Mobile, De:. 7, 12 miles N.W. of 801 l buoy ; the Crest of
the Wave, Newport to Now York, Dec. 7, lat. 43 N. long.
51 W. ; the Glenlee, American, Liverpool to Hong Kong,
Sept. 15, lat. 8 N., long. 25 W. ; the Nevada, American,
Liverpool to Bombay, Oct. 7, lat. 17 N. long.
fro 6 W.
Phila-
Off Dever, Jan. 7—Arrived, the Effort, m
delphia. Liverpool, Jan. 7 Arrived, the Majestic, from
San Francisco ; sailed, the Fleur de Meurice, for San
Francisco; the Hope, for Charleston ; the Highland Mary
and the Energy, for New York; the City of Boston, screw
steamer, and France, steamer, from steams rk. South-
ampton, Jan. 7—Sailed, the Weser,r, for New
York. Off Rardsey, Jan. 7—Arrived, the Maje
had her in
tow was obliged to let go at .5 p.m. owing to the strong

wind.
New York, Dec. 27.—The Edwin, British barque, from
New York to Aspinwall, with coals, was totally lost Nov.
27, on the south-east reef, Tnrk's Island. The Loyalist,
British brig, Havannah to St. John's, N. 8., ran ashore on
the rocks at the north end of Fishermen's Island on the
21th December, and stove a hole in her bottom ; the crow
were taken off the next morning. The vessel will pro-
bably go to pieces. The Palmerston, British schooner,
Boston to Hillsborough, N. 8., went ashore on Squirrel
Island, Booth Bay harbour, Dec. 24, and the stove cap-
sizing she was burnt ; first officer and two men lost. A
I.z.tter from Rio de Janeiro, dated Nov. 24, reports that a
Bratilian steamer had arrived that morning from Monte
Video, bringing intelligence of the loss of the Saturn,
ironclad English mail steamer. Out of 400 persons (in-
cluding the British Minister) on board only 1.1 had been
saved.— (News having been received in England 21 days
later, this intelligence is considered improbable.)
Custom House, Jan. B.—Cleared out with cargo, the
Pontecovo, for Philadelphia.
Liverpool, Jan. B.—Arrived the Majestic, from San
Francisco. Sailed.—The City of Boston,
_for 'New York
--the Adept and the Advance, both for Mobile—the Ar-
bitrator, for Charleston. Shields, Jan. B.—Sailed, the
Jessie and Henrich, for Ncw York. Bridlington, Jan.
B.—Fifteen cases of rock oil, marked " Tusco burning oil,"
were picked up at Albro and Garton beach, Dec. 8. Clyde,
Jan. B.—Sailed the United Kingdom, screw steamer for
New York.
New York, Nov. 27.—The George Green, of this port,
from Baker's Island to Queenstown, which put into Tal-
cahuano previous to Nov. 14 in distress, would proceed as
soon as she had been supplied with new sails ; the master,
Kirby, and most of the crew had been sick.
Custom House, Jan. 9.—Vessel entered inwards,
.the
Nora, from 13altimore.