The Sun.
London, England, 1868-04-02 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIP NE WS.

LIVERPOOL, March 19.-Sailed, the Arbutus and the
Leonidas, for New Orleans. FALMOUTH, March 19. -
Sailed, the Union, for New York. HOLYHEAD, March 19.
-Sailed, tho Challenger, for New Orleans. OFF CROOK-
HAVEN, March 20.-Arrived, the Pennsylvania, steamer,
from New York. CUSTOM-HOUSE, March 20.-Cleitred
out with cargo.-The Plymouth Rock, for New York.
VESSEL SPOKEN WITH.-A brig-rigged Cunard steamer,
bound W., March 8, 38 miles E. of Sandy Hook. LIVER-
PooL, March 20.-Arrived, the Flash of Light, from Gal-
veston ; the La Plata, steamer, from the River Plate ;
the Norma, from Savannah. Sailed, the Rosalie, for New
Orleans ; the Lydia Scholfleld, for Savannah ; the Bazaar,
for New Orleans; and the Suliote, the Helvetia, screw
steamer, and the Fruiterer, for New York. The
Patrician arrived here from New York, sailed 19th
February, and experienced heavy gales from the
N.E., E.S.E. and N.W., with heavy seas, chiefly from the
northward. On the 14th March she ienceuntered a heavy
northerly gale, with snow, and she passed a large num-
ber of logs of timber on the edge of the soundings. March
21.-Arrived, the Pennsylvania, screw steamer, from New
York. Sailed, the Cuba, screw steamer, for New York ;
the Olinda, for St. John's, Newfoundland. SOUTHAMPTON,
March 20.-Arrived, the; Cimbria, steamer, from Ham-
burgh, and left for New York. CLYDE, March 20.-Ar-
rived, the Therese and the Hibernia, screw steamer, from
New York. Sailed, the Britannia, for New York.
LIMERICK, March 20.-Arrived, the Hermann, from New
York. QUEENSTOWN, March 20.-Saileti, the Craigrownic,
for Halifax, Nova Scotia. OFF CROOKHAVEN, March 21.
-Arrived, the Australasian, screw steamer, from Now
York-left on the 11th. I)'ESSELS SPOKEN WITH.-The
Alice Scott, Galveston to Liverpool, Feb. 11, lat. 27 N.,
long:82 W. GRAVESEND, March 22-Arrived, the Sarah
A. D adman from New York. Sailed, the William Penn for
New York. DEAL, March 23-Arrived, the American
Union from New York. LIVERPOOL, March 23 -Arrived,
the Ivanhoe from San Francisco ; the Ukram and the Lady
Russell from Savannah. FALMOUTH, March 23 -Arrived,
the Edward Hawkins from Orleans. HOLYHEAD, March
22-Sailed, the Rochester for New Orleans. MARYPORT,
March 17-The following wreckage came ashore to-day
between Workington and this port :-A quarter-deck,
15ft. Gin. long, and 14ft. Gin. wide, with a red ensign,
about 14ft. long fastened to it; a deck house, about 16ft.
long and 10ft. wide, painted blue, with smoke funnel stand-
ing, and a headboard marked " Mary Ann" in gilt letters;
a quantity of planking, bulwark, &c., broken up, is also
strewed along the shore. They appear to be from an old
vessel recently repaired, of North American build, and of
about 150 tons. OFF CROOKHAVEN, March 23.-Arrived,
the Aleppo, screw steamer, from New York; and the
Etna, screw steamer, from Halifax, N.S. LONDONDERRY,
March 21.-The Pleiades, hence from Baltimore, which
put back here March 14 making water, having been on a
sand bank, will have to discharge. BERMUDA, Feb. 25.-
The Admiral, of Liverpool, from Savannah, arrived off
these islands last night waterlogged, and will not steer,
and with loss of mainmast ; the tug boat being under
repair, and the admiral on the station not having
a steamer available, it is feared it will be impossible
to get the vessel to the land in her disabled state, as
she is lying many miles off. The Annie from Baltimore
to Queenstown, which put in here February 18 in distress,
had encountered a heavy gale some days previously,
which carried away house, bulwarks, boats, &c., and made
her leak. She threw overboard about 700 bags of corn,
and is now discharging the remainder. VESSELS SPOKEN
WITH.-The City of Baltimore, screw steamer, bound
west, March 17, lat. 48 N., long. 33 W.; the Arkwright,
March 18, lat. 50 N., long. 19 W. ; a steamer (supposed one
of the Anchor line), from Glasgow, March 19, lat 51 N.,
long. 19 W. ; .the Delaware, screw steamer, Liverpool to
Boston, same day ; the Palmyra, Liverpool to New York,
same day. GRAVESEND, March 23.-Arrived, the Ameri-
can Union, from New York. LIVERPOOL, March 22.-
Arrived, the Princeton, from Mobile; the Ivanhoe, from
San Francisco ; the Ukraine, the Lady Russell, and the
Lady Havelock, from Savannah. Sailed, the Norseman,
and the Explorer, for San Francisco ; and the Bazaar, for
New Orleans. March 24.-Arrived, the Historia, from
Savannah ; the Aleppo, screw steamer, and the Etna,
screw steamer, from New York. Sailed, the Manhattan,
screw steamer, for New York ; the American Eagle,
for New York ; the Wisconsin, for New York ;
MILFORD, March 23.-Arrived, the Maggie, from Llanolly'
for Halifax; and the Lydia Scalfield, from Liverpool for
Savannah. March 24.-The Annapolis, from Liverpool
to Baltimore, which put in here very leaky, &c., on
the 18th instant, and left this morning for Liverpool in
tow. CARDIFF, March 24.-Sailed, the Louisa, for New
York. NEWPORT, March 23.-Arrived, tho Forest Queen,
from Bideford for the United States ; sailed the Keziah
for New York. LIMERICK, March 24.-Arrived, the
Holdall], from New York. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.-
The Island Home, New Orleans to Liverpool, Feb. 25, off
Key West ; the Volago, New York to Liverpool, Match 7,
lat. 40 N., long. 7 W. ; the Living Age, American ship,
Newcastle to Bombay, Dec. 15, lat. 3 N., long. 25 W.
LlvEiteou, March 24.-Arrived, the Etna screw steamer,
from New York, March 25. Sailed, the City of Antwerp
screw steamer, for New York. PORTSMOUTH, March 24.-
Arrived, the N B. Clements, from Antwerp, for New York.
OFF THE FASTNETT, March 25.-Arrived, the France,
steamer, from New York; she left on the 14th. HOLY..
HEAD, March 24. -Sailed, the Nellie May, for New Orleans.
GRIMSBY, March 24.-Sailed, the Woodland, for New
York. NEWPORT, March 23.- Sailed, the Leander, for
Halifax. The John Sherwin, from the United States, put
back with loss of topmast, jibboom, and other damage.
GRAVESEND, March 25.-Sailed. the Venus, for New York.
DEAL, March 25.-Sailed, the Forest King, for Halifax.
LIVERPOOL, March 25.-Arrived, the City of New York,
from. New York. Sailed, the Mongolia, for New Orleans ;
the City of Antwerp, screw steamer, for New York ; and
the Karlos, for St. John's, N.B. March 25.-Arrived, the
France, screw steamer, from New York; the Nettie Mer-
riman, from Savannah ; the City of New York, screw
steamer, from New York. Sailed, the Pennsylvania, screw
steamer, for New York ; the Nestorian, steamer, for Port-
land ; the Princeton arrived here from Mobile, reports
that on March 4, in lat. 37 N. long. 56 W., she passed
a barque bound E. by S., showing the Harnburgh flag,
and No. 330 in black figures on a white ground, with
fore and maintopmast gone, her lower masthead at the
top of the lower rigging, and jibboom at the cap, but re-
quiring no assistance. PORTSMOUTH, March 25.-Sailed
the N. B. Clements, for New York ; and her Majesty's
ship Himalaya, for North America. NEWPORT, March 24.
-Sailed, the Escort, for Now York. SWANSEA, March 25.
-Sailed, the Edwin, for New Orleans. NEW YORK,
March 13.-The Aurora, arrived here from Newport,
passed a dismasted waterlogged and abandoned fore and
aft schooner of about 70 tons burden, apparently but a
short time abandoned. March 5, in latitude 40 N.,
longitude 43 W. PHILADELPHIA, March 13.-T he
Annie E. Boyd, hence to Londonderry, was cut
through by the ice yesterday a few miles below
this city. She is now on the flats with six feet water in
her and ice piled on her deck; steam pumps are on
board,
}cold,
rd,
bitit
is feared she will be lost. VESSELS SPOKEN
WITH.-The Teesdale, from New Orions to Liverpoi I,
March 8, lat. 34, long. 74 ; the Southampton, from Liver-
pool to Mobile, Jan. 30, lat. 50 N., long. 13 W.

London : Printed and Published by WILLIAM ANDREWS ,
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Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the Clouaty of
Dliddleoex.—Thuraday, April 2, 1868.