The Sun.
London, England, 1868-01-31 00:00:00

fly THE ST. NICHOLAS.

Mary Pierce, sch - Boston

Margaret, soh

June 29, 1862

Monticello, brig

BY THE CALHOUN.

John Adams, sch
Mermaid, sch
Panama, brig

BY THE NASHTILLE.

Harvey Bircb, ship
R. Gilfillan, sch Philadelphia ... Feb. 26, 1862

BY THE BOSTON.

Lenox, bark New York ... June 12, 1863
Texana, bark New York ... June 12, 1863

BY THE SAVANNAH.
Joseph, brig Cardenas

... June 15, 1861

BY THE LAPWING.

Kate Dyer, ship , Callao

... Juue 17, 1863

BY THE ECHO.

M. E. Thompson, brig
Mary Goodsell, sch

July 9, 1862
July 9, 1862

BY THE NEW YORK.

G. V. Bokor, sch

BY THE CONRAD.

Santee, ship

BY THE TUSCARORA.

Living Age, ship

MISCELLANEOUS.
A. B. Thompson, ship... Savannah May 19, 1861
Alleghanian, ship Baltimore Oct. 21, 1862
Alliance, sch . Philadelphia Sept. —, '1863

Boston, tug
Chesapeake, steamer New York Dec. 7, 1863
Golden Rod, sch.
Hannah Balch, brig Cardenas
Harriet Lane, gunboat... Galveston Jan. 11, 1863
James L. Gerity Matamoras
J. R. Watson, sch New York
Lydia Francis, brig — June 15, 1862
Pearl, sch.

Protector, sch.
Sea Bird, sch Philadelphia — 1863
Sea Witch, sell Baracoa — 1861
Union, sch Baltimore Dec. 5, 1862

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Births.
HILL—On tho 29th inst. at Rookwood, Llandaff, the vrif°
of Edward S. Hill, Esq., Lt.-Colonel Glamorgan Artil-

lery Volunteers, of a daughter.
JOURDAIN—On the 29th inst., at The Elms, Plethora
Leicestershire, the wife of W. E. Jourdain, Esq., of a
son.

Marriages.
Cox—WrixtAms—On the 21st inst., at the Church of the
Holy Trinity, Twickenham, Price Wynne Cox, Boci"
youngest son of the late Lt.-Col. C. Cox, Christchurch,
Hants, formerly of the 87th Royal Irish Fusiliers, t°
Mary, only surviving daughter of D. Williams, gam'
Walpole Lodge, Twickenham.
RYLAND—BIDDLz—On the 28th inst., at Haddenham, Isl-
e
of Ely, Mr. Joseph E. Ryland, of Mildma,y-park, 1,011
don, to Emily, daughter of John Biddle, Esq.
Deaths.
LTUNTER—On the 29th inst., at 26, Carlton Villas, Mai
vale, W., Archibald Hunter, and of 10, Cannon-street'
E.G., London.
LEVERIDGE—On the 27th inst., at Clarendon Villa; South
Norwood, Samuel J. Leveridge, Esq., aged 65.
MANGLES—On the 29th inst., at Glower, Windsor, Capta.itt
Wm. H. Mangles, of the Ist R.E. Middlesex 3111itT;
late Captain of the 50th (Queen's Own) Regiment, 010,
son of the late Robert Mangles, Esq., of Surniegda
Berkshire, aged 37.
POWELL—On the 30th inst., at 8, Beaufort-builaug6
I Strand, George Powell, Esq., aged 81.

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BluicUeaox.—Friday, January 31, 1868.