The Sun.
London, England, 1868-04-08 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIP NEWS.

DEAL, March 27.-Arrived, the Arnim, from New
York; the Woodland, from Grimsby, for Now York.
LIVERPOOL, March 26. -The Enoch Train, for Boston ;
the Pennsylvania, for New York. March 27.-Arrived,
the France, from New York ; the Belgian, screw steamer,
from Portland; the Melicete, from New Orleans; the
Woosung and Barraconte, from San Francisco. PILL,
March 27.-Sailed, the J. B. Stea, for New York.
OFF PRAWLE POINT, March 27.-Arrived, the Atalanta,
from New York. CARDIFF, March 25.-Sailed, the Nord-
cap, fur New York. CLYDE, March 26. - Sailed, the
Hibernia, for New York. OFF CROOKHAVEN, March
27.-Arrived, the Russia, steamer, from New York.
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.-The Herald, of New York,
Manilla to Falmouth, January 12, lat. 31 S. long. 32 E. ;
the Teesdale, New Orleans to Liverpool, March 8, lat.
34, long. 74 ; the Southampton, Liverpool to Mobile,
January 30, lat. 50 N., long. 13 W. LIVERPOOL,
March 27.-Arrived, the Woosung and the Barra-
couta, .from San Francisco; the Melicete, from New
Orleans ; the Russia, from New York. Sailed, the Wil
Rathbone, for New York. March 28-Arrived, the
Russia, screw steamer, from New York; the Forest Queen,
from Savannah. Sailed, the Australasian, for New York ;
the Etna, screw steamer, for Halifax. KINGROAD, March
27. -Arrived, the Wentworth, from New York. QUEENS-
TOWN, March 29.-Arrived, the Pennsylvania, steamer,
from Liverpool, and left for New York. PHILADELPHIA,
March 17.-The Annie, hence for Londonderry, cut
through by ice, March 12, has been towed up here. Her
upper works are carried away, deck much displaced by the
swelling of the cargo, and some of the beams burst asunder;
the hull is apparently quite sound. Cargo will be sold
to-morrow ; about a third of it was got out yesterday.
NEW ORLEANS, March 11.-The Ella, British brig, Cien-
fuegos to Boston, was wrecked Feb. 9 on the Jardinelle's
Reef, south side of Cuba; five of the crew landed here by
the Dolphin. March 13.-The Lorenzo, hence to Liver-
pool, ran aground at Eighteen-mile Point, while being
towed down the river on the night of March 11. The
master reported yesterday that she was making no water,
but had settled a foot ashore. GRAVESEND, March 21-
Arrived, the Atalanta, steamer, from New ork. LIVER-
POOL, March 29.-Arrived, the Chillianwallah, from New
York; the Ocean Spray, from Galveston; the Forest
Queen, from Savannah. Sailed, the Annie Reed, for
Philadelphia ; the Orion, for San Francisco ; the Hilde-
. gaud, for Philadelphia ; and the Nautilus, for New
York ; the Thatcher, for Boston, United States ; the
New Lampedo, for St. John's, New Brunswick. BRls-
TOL, March 29.-Arrived, the Wentworth, from New
York. HULL, March 27.- Sailed, the Celestial Empire,
for New York. HOLYHEAD, March 28.-Sailed, the
Woolton, for St. Kitt's. The Lydia William., of and from
Liverpool for San Francisco, which sunk on the Ist De-
cember off Salt Island, was successfully floated last night,
and has been towed into shallow water; she lies on an
even keel, where she will remain until next spring tides.
NEw -YORK, March 30.-The Cossack, of Greenock, bound
to Matanzas, has been totally wrecked at Mirant Key.
CUSTOM HOUSE, March 30.-Vessels entered inwards, the
Atalanta, from New York ; the Amicus, from New York.
Entered out, the Atalanta, for New York. LIVERPOOL,
March 30.-Arrived, the Crusader and Pantheon, from
New Orleans; and the Neptune. from New York. Sailed
the Volkyria, for Boston ; the Toronto, for New Orleans ;
the Crimean and Reliance, for Quebec ; and the Alaska,
for San Francisco. March 31.-Sailed, the Tripoli, screw
steamer, for Boston. COWES, March 31.-Arrived, the
Hermann, from New York; brings £45,000 in specie for
England. MIDDLESBOROUGH, March 28.-Sailed, the
W. H. Moody, for New York. NEWPORT, March 30.-
Arrived, the Arbutus, from Liverpool for the United
States; and the Mineola, from Cork for New York.
Sailed, the Lizzie, for -New York. WATERFORD, March
30.-Sailed, the Louisa, for Charleston. OFF CROOK-
HAVEN, March 30.-Arrived, the Lancashire, from Mobile
for Liverpool. DUBLIN, March 31.-Arrived, the Juliette,
from New York. VESSEL SPOKEN WITH.-The Toronto,
San Francisco to Liverpool, Feb. 3, lat. 25 S. long. 27 W.
LIVERPOOL, March 31.-Sailed, the Tripoli, screwsteamer,
the Southampton, the Hase, and the Monteagle, for New
Yolk. April 1.-Sailed, the City of Paris and the France,
screw steamers, for New York. SOUTHAMPTON, March
31.-Sailed, the Bremen, steamer, for New York. QUEENS-
TOWN, April 1.-Arrived, the City of London, screw
steamer, from New York, and left for Liverpool. VESSELS
SPOKEN WITH.-The Sarah Douglas, Galveston to Liver-
pool, March 10, lat. 35 N., long. 75 W. ; the Eastham,
Liverpool to San Francisco, Jan. 5. LIVERPOOL, April 1.
Sailed the France, steamer, and the City of Paris,
steamer, for New York; the Zinni, for Halifax, N.S.
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sedCaiitiyo! London, from New York.
the Free Trade, for New
York. 'CARDIFF, April 1.-Sailed, the Eva, for New
Orleans. OFF CROOKILAVEN, April 2.-Arrived, the
Carrickfergus, from New York, for Liverpool ;
the Lancastrian, from Mobile for Liverpool. WAR-
RENPoncr, March 31.-Arrived, the Brodrene, from
New York. NEW YORK, March 20.-The Boadicea,
British schooner, arrived at Boston from Porto Rico, March
19, fall of water, having struck on George's Island, in
going up the harbour. March 21.-The Lorenzo, New
Orleans to Liverpool, which wont ashore in the Missis-
sippi on the night of March 11, has been got off after dis-
charging about 150 bales of cotton, which will be put on
board again immediately, and she will proceed on her
voyage.

Foreign Mail Packet List,

MAILS DIIE.

&netralla and New Zealand, via E outlianiptoa..... April 25.

Ditto, via Marseilles - ... • •••...•..April 20.

Ditto, via Panama ...April 23.
Brazil, Buenos Ayres, and Monte Video . April 6.
Ditto, by "'reach packet April 22
Cape Vords. by Brazil packet • •—•
Cape of Good Hope. Ascension. and St. Helena April 12.
China, Penang. and Singapore. via Southampton—April 11.

Ditto, via Marseilles. April 20.
-
Falkland Islands ... April 6.
Gibraltar, via Southampton .......... .. April 4.
h pril India, via Southampton

Ditto, via Marseilles
Malta, Egypt, So.
Ditto, Marseilles April —.
Mauritius, Cape of Good Hope, and Natal, via
Southampton
DM), Marseilles
Newfoundland
Portugal kpril 6
Ditto, by private ship to Oporto
Ditto Ciao to Lisbon
United States, l anada, California, &0., by British
packet
Ditto, by Lifted States packet
Ditto ditto 'New York)
Ditto ditto Ntw York)

Dltt) dittt (Baltimore)
Ditto, by Canadian packet April 10.
West Coast of Afri.a, Madeira, and Tenerin
West In tics and Pazilio (except Mexi.lo and Baha-
mas) April 11
Cub and Mexico April 23
Balla nas, via New r - April 8.
Bermuda, via Halifax .

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