The Sun.
London, England, 1868-02-25 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIP NEWS.

LivEttrooL, Feb. 13.-Arrived, the Zintra and the Cir-
cassian, steamer, from New Orleans; and the City of
Brooklyn, from Mobile. Sailed, the Eureka, for Havana ;
the Alicia, for New Orleans; and the Amelia, for Charles-
town. Feb. 14. Arrived, the L. B. Gilchrist, from New
Orleans; the Shandon, from Savannah ; the France, screw
steamer, from New York ; the Ravenseraig, from New
York. Sailed, the Bertha, for Halifax. CARDIFF, Feb. 13
- Sailed, the Howard, for Havannah. NEWFORT, Feb. 13
-Sailed, the S wif t,for Havannah, and Astrea, for New York.
CLYDE.-Sailed, the St. George, screw steamer, for Port-
land, United States; Hibernia, screw steamer, for New York.
DUBLIN, Feb. 13.-Arrived, the Neptune, from San Fran-
cisco. OFF THE FASTNETT, Feb. 14. -Arrived, the Russia
steamer, from New York; left Feb. 5. GRAVESEND, Feb.
17.-Sailed, the E. H. Taylor, for New York. DEAL -
Arrived and Sailed, the A. W. Singleton, for Portland.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 16.-Arrived, the Hypatia, from Savan-
nah; the Colorado, screw steamer, from New York; the
Germania, from San Francisco; the Onward, from Mobile;
the Franz, from Charlestown ; the Salus, from Savannah.
the Liverpool, from Havannah; the Mexican, for St. John's,
New Brunswick. Sailed, the Resolute, for New York;
Feb. 17.-Arrived, the Leueothea, from Savannah; the
Thomas Bell, from San Francisco ; the Eureka, from
New York with petroleum, has taken fire at
Antwerp. OFF THE NEEDLES, February 17.
Arrived, the New York, screw steamer, from New York.
HOLYHEAD, Feb. 16.-Arrived, the Sofia de Vile, from
Liverpool for Havannah ; and the Excelsior, from Liver-
pool for New York. SHIELDS, Feb. 15.-Sailed, the An-
glo-Indian, for New York. CARDIFF, Feb. 15.-Sailed,
the Amykos, for New York. NEW YoRK, Feb. 3. -The
Erin, steamer, which arrived here Feb. 1 from Liverpool,
experienced heavy north-west, south-west, to westerly
gales the entire passage ; on Jan. 27 she sighted an ice-
berg at the eastern edge of the banks, and passed through
a field of ice. The Hermann and Oscar, from Liverpool,
which went ashore on Bird Island Jan. 19, has become a
total wreck. Feb. 15-The Anticello, brig, from Liver-
pool, went ashore on Bird Island, Galveston, Jan. 24, but
would probably come off with a calm sea. The Theresa,
thence to Liverpool, has put back here leaky, and has since
discharged. ST. THOMAS, Jan. 28.-The Crest of the
Wave, Newport to New York, which put in here Jan. 16,-
leaky, is discharging. CUSTOM HOUSE, Feb. 17.-Vessels
entered inwards-the New World, and the City of Sydney,
from New York. LIVERPOOL, Feb. 17 -Sailed, the Reso-
lute, for New York, and the Bertha, for Halifax. Feb. 18
-Sailed, the Molocka, for New Orleans. The report of the
burning of the Eureka, from New York, at Antwerp, re-
quires confirmation. COWES, Feb. 13-Arrived, the New
York, screw steamer, from New York, left New York on
the 6th. She had on freight 447,245 dollars for England,
27,185 dollars for France, and 1,200 dollars for Bremen.
PORTSMOUTH, Feb. 17.-Arrived, the Catherine, from
New York for Hamburgh ; the A. W. Singleton, from
London for Portland, United States. OFF THE START,
February 15-Arrived the Villafranca, from New York.
HULL, Feb. 17.-Arrived, the Woodland, from San Fran-
cisco. BRISTOL, Feb. 17.-Arrived, the Merida, from New
York. OFF CROCKHAVEN, Feb. 18. -Arrived, the City of
London, screw steamer, for New York, left on the Bth,
CUSTOM HOUSE, Feb, 18.-Vessels entered outwards, the
Bellona, for New York. Vessel spoken with-The Cale-
donia, New York to the Clyde. Feb. 1, off Nantucket
lighthouse, the Belle Creole, Calcutta to New York, Jan.
29, lat. 23, long. 70; the Germania, San Francisco to Liver-
pool, Oct. 21, lat. 4 N., long. 116 W. LIVERPOOL, Feb.
18.- Sailed, the Ohio and the Liverpool, for Havannah ;
the Molocka, and the Charles Davenport, for New Or-
leans; the Carrie Wright, for Baltimore; and the Escort, the
Aleppo, screw steamer, and the Jens Brandt, for New York.
Feb.:l9.-Arrived, the Mozart, from New Orleans; the City of
London, steamer, from New York ; the Chessica, from San
Francisco. Sailed, the City of Antwerp, steamer, for
New York. SOUTHAMPTON, Feb. 18.-Sailed, the Bremen,
steamer, for New York. FALMOUTH, Feb. 15.-Sailed,
the Tamio Syte, for Monte Video, and the Seevogel, for
Philadelphia. HOLYHEAD, Feb. 19.-The Jafara, Dutch
barque, from San Francisco, is ashore on Salt Island
Point; crew still on board. Endeavours will be made to
get her off next flood. CARDIFF, Feb. 18.-Sailed, the Cas-
par and the Mathilde Octavie, for Havannah. QUEENS-
TOWN, Feb. 18.-Sailed, the Edswold, for New York.
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.-The Elizabeth Yeo, Plymouth
to New Orleans, Dec. 22, latitude 18 N., longitude 36 W.
GRAVESEND, Feb. 20.-Arrived, the Sarah Payton, from
New York. LIVERPOOL, Feb, 19.-Arrived, the Mozart,
from New Orleans, and the City of London, screw steamer,
from New York. Sailed, the City of Antwerp, for New
York. Feb. 20.-Arrived, the Black Brothers, from Phi-
ladelphia ; the Chattanooga, from Havannah ; the Tecum-
seh, from Boston. Sailed, the Mauldslie, for New Orleans ;
the Moreno, for Savannah; the Challenger, for New Or-
leans ; the Eva, for Savannah ; the Belgian, screw
steamer, for Portland. The Mary Curley, from New York,
has arrived at St. John's, after having been on shore ; part
of cargo, say 200 barrels, of flour plundered. The Elec-
tric, schooner, Runcorn, to Campbeltown, has foundered
off the Point of Ayr; master's son and one man only saved.
The Japara, from San Francisco, is reported towed off Salt
Island and docked. NEW YORK, February 7.-A tele-
gram from Havana of yesterday's date reports that during
a severe northerly gale which visited Vera Cruz, Jan. 29,
and caused great destruction, the Nightingale, steamer, foun-
dered at her anchorage, and the Blenville, bark, was driven
ashore, and became a total wreck. Part of the latter's
cargo had been landed. Crew saved except seven men,
who were lost with the steamer. Jan. 7.-It is stated
that the N. Mosher, from Liverpool to Boston, at Bar-
rington, Nova Scotia, derelict, had over four feet of water in
her hold. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.-The Moss Rose, New
, Orleans to Liverpool, Feb. 1, off Indian Key; the Quick-
stop, Savannah to Liverpool. Jan. 30, lat. 31 N. long
77 W.

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