The Sun.
London, England, 1868-03-12 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIP NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 28.-Arrived, the F. B. Fry, from New
Orleans ; the Louise, from Mobile. Sailed, the Tonawanda,
for Philadelphia. CLYDE, Feb. 27.-Sailed, the United
Kingdom, screw steamer, for New York. LIVERPOOL,
Feb. 29.-Arrived, the John Parker, and the Rosalie,
from New Orleans ; the Anne, froni Charleston ; the
Java, steamer, from New York; the Rangoon, from
New York. Sailed, the Siberia, screw steamer, for New
York ; the City of Cork, screw steamer, for Halifax ;
CARDIFF, Feb. 28.-Sailed, the Julia, for New York.
QuEExszowN, Feb. 29.-Arrived, the Helena Angier, from
San Francisco ; the Lallia, from Havannah ; and the Java,
steamer, from New York. BALTIMORE, Feb. 18.-The ice
broke up yesterday, and was carried nut of the-harbour
and river by the N.W. wind. NEW YORK, Jan 17.-The
Craig Downing, barque, of Maitland, Nova Scotia, Lon-
don for Halifax, was spoken, Jan. 27, in lat. 45 N long.
29 W., with loss of fore and maintopmast, foremast, head
and mainyard, and making for the Western Islands;
her hull was apparently in good condition, and re-
quired no assistance. HAVANNAH.-The Obtive, which
arrived here February 4, reports that on January 5, in
lat. 32 N., long. 19 W., she fell in with the Gartsherrie.
GRAVESEND, March 1. -Arrived, the Asunta, from New
York. DEAL, March 1.-Arrived, the Shakespeare and
the Forest Queen, from New York. LIVERPOOL, March
1.-Arrived, the Governor-General, from San Francisco;
the Alice Venuard, from Mobile; the Kalos, from Savan-
nah ; the Rangoon, from New York ; the Thomas Howard,
from New Orleans; and the Santa Rosa, from New
York. Sailed, the Siberia, for New York; and the
Electric Spark, for Boston. There was a report at
Savannah on the 13th February that the New England,
from Savannah to this port, had put into a West Indian port
disabled. March 2.-Arrived, Golconda, from New Orleans;
the Mary Hick, from Callao ; the William Rathbone, from
Savannah ; the T. H. Armstrong, from New Orleans ; the
Restless, from New York ; the Mary Durkee, from St.
John's, N.B. Sailed, the Circassian, screw steamer, for
New York. IlomtEale, Feb. 29.-Arrived, the Nellie
May, from Liverpool, for New Orleans. ST. THOMAS, Feb.
14.-The Helios, Oldenburg brig, from Liverpool, and
Edouard, Oldenburg brig, from Cardiff, which were driven
ashore in the hurricane of October 29, have been sold by
auction. It is stated that the specie has been saved from
the Rhone steamer, xi hich was wrecked on Salt island
during the hurricane of October 29. The H. D. Broomann,
Savannah to Liverpool, is lightening to caulk. The cargo of
the Arab, New York to Gibral tar, put in here leaky, Jan. 3,
and was afterwards condemned, has been sold by auction.
ANTIGUA, Feb. 12. -The Ocean Ranger, Baltimore to
Queenstown, put in here Feb. 6, with loss of mizenmast,
having encountered severe gales, and been on her beam
ends; cargo, grain, damaged, discharging into the Nina,
brig, for survey. BERMUDA, Feb. 4.-The Juno, brig,
Cardiff to St. John's, New Brunswick, put in here Feb. 1
leaking. The Benjamin Delano, American barque, Ha-
vannah to Falmouth, put in here, Jan. 29, leaking 750
strokes water per hour ; forecastle raised, sails split, and
other damage, having experienced a severe gale, Jan. 2a,
north of these islands. CUSTOM HOUSE, March 2.-Ves-
sels entered inwards, the Honour, from Havannah ; the
Seringapatam, from Savannah ; the Assunta, from New
York. GRAVESEND, March 3.-Arrived, the Selina, from
New York. LIVERPOOL, March 3.-Arrived, the City of
Baltimore, screw steamer, from New York. Sailed, the
Nebraska, screw steamer, for New York ; the Tarifa, screw
steamer, for Boston. The City of Baltimore, arrived of
Queenstown from New York, reports having spoken the
Hatnmonia, screw steamer, Southampton to New York,
putting back with damage to screw. CLYDE, March 1.
-Sailed, J. P. Wheeler, for New York. CUSTOM HOUSE,
March 3.-The Shakespeare and the Forest Queen, from
New York. LIVERPOOL, March 3.- Sailed, the
F. A. Palmer and the Arkwright, for New York.
March 4.-The Liverpool, from Charleston; the Garland,
from San Francisco ; the Ottilie, from Galveston ; the
Tine, from San Francisco. Sailed, the City of London,
screw steamer, and the Eriu, screw steamer, for New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, March 3.--Sailed, the Herman, steamer,
for New York. March 4.-The Hammonia, screw steamer,
for New York, put back with loss of one of the blades of
her propeller, and stern-post loose. YARMOUTH, March
3.-Arrived, the Sancho Panza, from Havre, for Nevi
York, with loss of jibboom and foretopgallantmast, sod
bowsprit broken, having been in collision with an Eng-
lish barque. HOLYHEAD, March 4.-Sailed, the Alpine,
for Calcutta ; the Ysabol, for Havannah • the Roches-
ter, for New Orleans; the Molocks, for new Orleans.
QUEENSTOWN, March 3-Arrived, the Jarleson, from New
York. LOUGH FOYLE, March 4- Arrived, the Nova
Scotian, from Portland, U.S. NEW YORK, Feb.
Advices from Matanzas, dated 18th February, state that
the Cheviot (British brig), thence to kortland, U.S., WO
ashore at the entrance of the former harbour. The Ade
Grey, which arrived here yesterday from Glasgow, touched
on the edge of S wash Channel whilst being towed up ;
but got off without having sustained any apparent damage-
Feb. 21.-The Star of the West, which arrived at Sayan"
nah on the 11th of February from Liverpool, had expo'
rienced a succession of westerly gales front the Ist to the
21st of January. On the 15th, whilst lying to in a hurl'y
cane from WNW, she lost mainyard and a suit of sails;
on the 16th she was struck by a sea, which broke
her stern windows, damaging stores, &c. Feb. 22.--
The Foyle, Liverpool to this port, which put into St.
Thomas's on the 20th January, with loss of sails, vf,?,
leaky ; she was to proceed on the 12th February. 1:0'
Gertrude, British schooner, Shieldsboro, which
put into Pensacola un the Bth February in distress, wag
leaking ; she was bound to St. Thomas, and would pro-
bably discharge for repairs. The Cumberland, ffen3
Carthagena to Newcastle, which was assisted into
these roads to-day, was straining and making Warr,:
LIVERPOOL, March 5.-Arrived : Humerstone, from b 5"
Francisco ; Kfellestead, from Charleston ; Huntress, frog'
New York ; St. Andrew, from Portland; Nova Scotute,
screw steamer, from Portland. Sailed - Hibernian, acre c
steamer, for Portland. The Amanda, Guion schooner, 1
and from New York, was abandoned Feb. 11. in lat. 38 ,`
long. 68 W. ; part of crew saved and landed by Huntres:
NEWPORT, Mar. 4-Arrived, the Lizzle, from Cork for Vt.:
Orr QUEENSTOWN, March 4.-Arrived, the Dentnatttl
screw steamer, frcin New York, and left for Liverpool'
WATERFORD, March 5.-Arrived, the Argo, screw steart
from St. John's, New Brunswick; and the Alina, frotti4`o
John's, Newfoundland. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.- -1
Alma Jane, British brig, for Halifax, N.S., Feb. 10, 15"
21 N., long. 82 W.

Births.
LuDLow—On the Bth inst., at Guestling Lodge, °ell
Hastings, Sussex, the wife of Major-General LudloWl °
a daughter.
MUIRHEAD—On the 10th inst., at Putney, Surrey, the 4°

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of E. W. Muirhead, Esq., of a sou.
TnomsoN On the 10th inst., at 26,jSussex-square,
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wife of O. W. Thomson, Esq., Royal Artillery, of a
Marriages.
DENYS—LAMONT—On the 10th inst., at St. James's, Pi%
dilly, Adelaide Eliza eldest daughter of Sir George to
Denys, Burt., of Draycott Hall, Richmond, Yorkshirei,,
James Lamont, Esq., of Knockdow, Argyleshire, 0,
HULL—DUKE—On the 10th inst., at Earnley, Susseit,
Henry, eldest son of George James Hull, of Westbro,eter
park, Godalming, Surrey, to Julia Ann, fourth daug'
of Henry Duke, of Earnley.
Deaths.
BARCLAY —On the 10th inst., at Mitcham, George
Barclay, Esq., a 46
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llENnEusoA—On h inst., at Park Villa, WortO bat
Sussex, Duncan Henderson, Esq., M.D., late of the
F usiliers. gtol3'
HILLS—On the 11th inst., at 4, Douro-place, KeneAl'.
Captain John Hills, R.N., aged 75. hard
HOUGHTON—On the 10th inst., at Cheltenham, Riche,
Houghton, late Major 73d Rogt., aged 77. au fa
KEYMER—On the 10th inst., suddenly, at 4, Oakley-et'
N.W., Charles Edward Keymer, Esq. Sir
NEAVE—On the 10th inst , at 78, Eceleston-scrl3l.,TV).
Richard Digby Neave, Bart., of Dagnam-park, hge

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