The Sun.
London, England, 1868-04-16 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIP NEWS.

DEAL, April 4.—Sailed, the Sarah Paysan, for Boston;
and the Sir Robert Peel, for New York. LIVERPOOL,
April 4.--Arrived, the Lancascria, from Mobile; the C.—
ractacus, from New York. Sailed, the Marlborough, for
Boston ; the Quebec, for New York; the Worcester, for
Baltimore ; the Yumuri, for San Francisco ; the Russia,
screw steamer, for New York. NEWPORT, April 3.—Ar-
rived, the Balder, from London, for New York. CARDIFF,
April 3.—Sailed, the Huntress, for New York. QuEENS-
TOWN, April 3.—Atzived, the Lancast- ia, from Mobile ;
the Maria Heydom, Hamburgh barque, from New York to
Tralco, with foremast, jibboom, &c., gone. She was spo-
ken on March 2, by the Mary Black, off this port. VD:"
SEL SPOKEN WITH..-The Daniel Webster, Liverpool, to
New York, February 24, lat. 47, lon. 30 W. LIVERPOOL,
April s.—Arrived, the Caractacus, from New York; the
Louisiana, steamer, from New York. Sailed, the Mozart,
for Baltimore; the Research, for St. John's, N.B. ; the
Germania, for San Francisco; the Russia, steamer, ;or
New York. April 6.—Arrived, the Andrew Jackson,
from San Francisco. Sailed, the Sales, for Havannah ;
the Ironsides, for New York ; the Thomas Haward, for
Philadelphia. Cowas, April 4.—Arrived, the Germanic,
steamer, from New York ; left on the 24th of March ; on
freight, $lBO,OOO for England, and $130,000 for France.
April 6.—Arrived, the New York, steamer, from Now
York; leL on the 26th of March; brings 13,000 dollars for
France ; left for Bremen. OFF OROOKHAVEN, April 4.
Arrived, the Armstrong, from New Orleans. NEW YOEICi
March 23.—Montreal advices of March 20 report that the
ice opposite that town had commenced to give way, alcl
that there was open channel to St. Lambert. A severe
N.E. gale was experienced at Fortress Monroe on the 21st,
and a large fleet of vessels for the harbour were in the
roads. On account of the severe snow storm there have
been few arrivals here this day from sea, and most of the
steamers have delayed sailing. March 26.—Violent
shocks of earthquake were again experienced at Pelt°
Rico on March 10 and 17 ; many buildings were badly
damaged, and the vessels in harbour carried ashore by the
waves. The Times, British brig, has been sold with her
sails at Charlestown for $1,400. March 26.—Tae Bra-
zilian,' barque, from Cardiff, was lost at Marie], Cuba,
whilst performing quarantine. YOKOHAMA, Mo:ch G.--
The British steamer Osaka beached in port, badly (13'
maged in collis'on with the American steamer Herman''
LivEßPon, April 6.—Arrived, the Andrew Johnson, frota
San Francisco; the Juno, from Mobile; the Delhi, fro
Savannah; the Magdala, from Charleston. April 7--
/Crrived, the Beaver, from New York ; the Antarctic, from
New Orleans; the Vesta, from New York; the Ocean
Pearl, from New Orleans; the Fire Queen, steamer, from
New Orleans; the Solomon, from San Francisco. Sailed,
the Mary Darkee, for Boston ; the Aleppo, screw steamer,
for New York ; tho Minnesota, steamer for New Yorlg;
QUEENSToWN, April 6.—Arrived, the City of Cork, screw
steamer, from Halifax, N.S. left 27th March for Liver-
pool ; and the Maria Heydorn, from New York, for Tralee,
with fore and mainmast heads, jibboom, &c., carried awe'''.
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.—The .Limari Clyde to San Fr.ur.
cisco, Feb. 7, lat. 1 N., long. 22 W. ; a ship, second distill:
guishing pendant No. 0714, San Francisco to Liverpool'
Jan. 27, hat. 54 S., long. 60 W. ; the Alfred Loudon t°,
Philadelphia, March 15, 50 miles N.E. of Cape Hatteras'
the Black Bull, San Francisco to Liverpool, Jan. 23, latem
:
56 S., long. 73 W. LtvExPooL, April 7.—Arrived,
,t d
Antarctic and Ocean Pearl, from New Orleans. Salle
the Minnesota, for New York ; the Propontis, screw
a
steamer, for Boston. April B.—Arrived, the Punjaub and
the Santanella, from New Orleans ; the Maryborouu;
from Mobile ; the City of Cork and the Neptune, from bire..;l
York ; and the Stadaconda and Teesdale, from 10,
Orleans ; the Lola, from Charleston ; the Merrimac, fro
Mobile; the Sharpsburg, from Savannah; the NePtYrol3e,;
from San Francisco ; the City of Baltimore, a,'
steamer, from New York. Sailed, the City f .1-4°for
don, screw steamer, and Virginia, screw steamers,
New York ; the Mozart, for New York. Sot:Tualuic.
1,
TON, April 7.—Sailed, the Weser, for New Y°l,.
HOLYHEAD, April 7.—The Lydia Williams, from Loivle
pool to San Francisco, has floated and been towed t
thr
old harbour. NEWPORT, April 6_—Sailed, the Fredanlila,lu
Now York. QUEENSTOWN, April 7.—Arrived, the At'
the Neptune, and the Hombersund, from New York'
and the City of Baltimore, steamer, from New York,
1,,
OFF cROoKHAVEN, April 8 —Arrived, the Tar' I,
screw steamer, from New York. NEW YORK, 315,recr,
26.—The Cornelius Grinnell, which arrived here ye",b..
day from Londcn, had been hove to during a ner',,cl
west gale, Feb. 26, in lat. 48 N., long. 23 W., and shiPti.,
a heavy sea, which stove bulwarks and upper part of T„,
ward house, washed booby hatch overboard, and filled
upper 'tween decks with water. BERMUDA, March if to
The heavy weather has caused the Admiral, Savanna 4o
Liverpool, to break up, being driven ashore. VES,,i,
p
SPOKEN WITH.—The George A. Holt, American _ b
Liverpool to Bombay, March 19, lat. 21 S., long. 29 "e
the Marian, San Francisco to Liverpool, Jan. 24, lat.
S., long. 74 W. ; the Alice Scott, Galveston to Livere°
March 24, lat. 47 N., long. 24 W. oR
GRAVESEND, April 9.—Arrived, the Bellona, Iron' ,00.
York. LIVERPOOL, April B.—Arrived, the City of
York, from New York. Sailed, the City of London, se'for
steamer, the Virginia, screw steamer, and the Mozartrot
New ork. April 9.—Arrived, the Hibernian, arrco
sttamer, from Portland; the Star of the West,
Savannah; the Tarifa, screw steamer, from New 1:;0.
HOLYHEAD, April B.—Arrived, the Sadowa, from SaVall:/00,
QUEENSTOWN, April B.—Arrived, the Attila, from
oor,
York. MATAMORAS, April 7.—T he Brazos, British sch°,,,w
which arrived here from New Orleans Jan. 14, was ": g 0
polled, in consequence of the loss of two anchors,
back to New Orleans, with part of cargo on board.
YORK, March 27.—The M.P., British schooner, frotn_to
John's, N. 8., forßoston,was wrecked March 21, at the tneb.
of Penobscot Bay. Accounts from Hong Kong, dated
tvia
1, report that the Lancaster, British, was in port there,,,,r,
had been condemned. April 28—The crew of the 'o s
sock, of and from Greenock, for Matanzas, which ot
wrecked at Mirant Key, were saved. VESSELS Sqoo-
WITH.—The William Ciowes, from New York tunjech
don, lat. 49 N, long. 16 W., same day ; the J:4 0
Train, London to New York, Feb. 29, lat. 50 N, lou§of
W ; the Liverpool to Boston, Feb. 27 ; the Joanne, . the
York to London, March 23, lat. 43 N, long. 44 W. boa
William, Baltimore to Liverpool, March 15, oil 00
Henry ; tir Fnce, steamer bound west, April
ein,ool,
N, long. 22e Wra ; the Pleiades,, New Orleans to LiV
March 22.

All along the shores of the Portland 133N5
Wednesday, March 11, immense numbers of frozen or
were cast ashore, chilled and dead by the almost tleot
cedented cold weather of the past winter. Such an e
has not been known for many years.
The new Government steamer Contoocock, Warp'
has just been completed at the Portsmouth (New lit-ol
shire) navy yard, is now preparing for sea, and w".„ sbe
in a few weeks for the North Pacific Squadron, when
will be the flagship under the command of A'—„ton
Henry K. Hoff, now on the Wampanoak at game
Roads.

Po

The Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Company the
prohibited all dentists making sets of teeth fr°lll,,,fice
material for which they hold the patent, for a leg( r
than 20.
California intends to change the year of oh°' the
its members of Congress, as under the present 13" first
State must necessarily be unrepresented during the
session of each Congress. Members will therefor°
chosen next fall. elee'
General Meade has just issued an order for pot
tions in Florida, to ratify the New Constitution ancltlo
b officers of State and Representatives in Congress, „
e
first Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, in May neafOCe'
New York City is to have a new post-oscres
The building will be of white marble, will cover 2 t pot
of ground, will be triangular in shape, and will COs
less than $3,500,000. enr°'
The wool exposition in Chicago in Augu,s
re-
mises to be an event of much interest. It has vwoo"
solved to offer diplomas on the best samples 4 °l3°',oll
Committees to carry out the intentions of the e/c
have been appointed.

Births. 400'
GAMBLE—On the 14th inst., at 3, Gordon-street, u,ter•
square, W.C., the wife of R. C. Gamble, of a claitg",que
LAWSON—On the 14th inst., at Brayton, Carlisle, the
of Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Bart., of a son. villof
MACKENZIE—On the 14th fast., at 7, C1are13,,,, a.
Windsor, the wife of Gordon Mackenzie, zg'4s"
daughter.
WARREN—On -
Warren, Esq., of a son.
Marriages. te Al.l
BRAND —CAVENDISH —On the 14th inst., at St•
554 4d
Church, Eatou-square, Henry R. Brand, Esq., rnrci
Henrietta Cavondish, youngest daughter of
Lady George Cavendish. (lore4' hI3
BROWN—OGILVIE—On tho 14th inst., at St• f
Kensington, Wm. H. M. Brown, yougest son °,,10 /
~,.
Brown, Esq., of Combo St. Nicholas, Somerset, agilv`if
garet Frances, eldest daughter of Alexander„llou
Esq., of Moond House, Bayswater, and Slze`veil

S utielk.
Deaths. ,;„„, t 0 ciri ic
i
A EIDAOH —On the 13th inst., at Susan-place, -13.'^-5130
Ireland, Richard M. Ardagh, Esq., Secretary t 0
the
of Control, Dublin Castle. ,, g. Oral'
BENTLEY—On the 13th inst., at Leamington 17-o'° I
don, Samuel Bentley, Esq., aged 83. i 76, liisl
IlAwritor —On the 15th inst., Robert Bartron °f '
Holborn, aged 46.
inst., at anis (Bo 1j a3c1.5°111
EMERSON— On the 12th G ' b • ugh - • v,
Esq., aged 80. •Bligliteri
HEDGINS —On the 13th inst., at Cannon-place, -
John Hedgius, Eq., aged 65.

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