The Sun.
London, England, 1868-03-24 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIP NEWS.

DEAL, March 12.-Arrived from the River, the Colonist,
'or Cardiff; got into collision with the Venus, front
Shielis to New York, during the gale of last night, and
received trifling damage. LIVERPOOL, March .12.-Sailed,
the Cordova, for San Francisco ; the Univers3, for Nevi
York. March 13.-Arrived, the Anglo-Saxon, from Mc'
bile ; sailed, the Delaware, screw steamer, for Boston ; and
the Lancaster, for Philadelphia. SOUTHAMPTON, Merck
12.-Sailed, the Borussia., screw steamer, for NO"
York. OFF HURST CASTLE, March 13.-Arrived, the
Bavaria, screw steamer, from New Orleans. GRAVES'
END, March 14.- Arrived, The Venus from Shields,
for New York. LIvERPooL, March 13. - Sailed,
Tho Annapolis for Baltimore, the Lazarus for New York'
-LIVERPOOL, March 14.-Arrived-The British Trident,
from Mobile ; the Nictaux, from Savannah ; the COI,
screw steamer, from New York ; the Helvetia, steamer'from New York. Sailed-The China, screw steamer, for
New York ; the City of Washington, steamer, for Halifia•
The Viscata, San Francisco to this port, ashore on the 01
March off San Francisco, has been condemned and sold;
the sale is said to have realised £4,500.. CowEs, Male'
13.-Arrived, the Bavaria, screw steamer, from NI
Orleans, left Feb. 25, brings $6,668 for England, to
$2,058 for France. She left for Hamburgh. HOLYHEAD,
March 14.-Arrived, the Darien, screw steamer, from
Savannah. QUEENSTOwN, March 13.-Arrived, the fie,',
vetia, screw steamer, from New York. WEXFORD, Marc.
12.-The Nouvelle Helvetic., from New Orleans to Liver:
pool, ashore yesterday at Ballyteigne, went to pieces lag
night; nearly all the cotton and a large portion of 010
Indian corn had been saved previous to her breaking uP,'
KINGSToWN, March 12.-Arrived, the Homeward Bonn",
from San Francisco. DEAL, March 14.-Arrived, froiu
the river, the Polite, from Havannah. LIVERPOOL, Marc
15.--Irrived, the Lady Darling, from Santander ; and the
Cuba, screw steamer, from New York. Sailed, the Chills'
for New York; the City of Washington, for Halifax; tof
Ashgrove and the Latona, for Calcutta; and the City
Brooklyn, for New York. March 16.-Arrived the Eclipse,
from Galveston ; the Island Light., from New Orleans'
BRISTOL, March 15.-Arrived, the Catherine Scott, from
New York. HOLYHEAD, March 14.-Arrived, the Cor-
dova, from Liverpool for San Francisco. LONDoNDEROI
March 14. -The Pleiades, barque, hence to Baltimore,
whilst anchored at Moville yesterday during a gale iras
driven on a sand bank, but has been towed up here'„,
making water. ANTIGJA, Feb. 27.-Upwards of 9,"
bushels of corn have been landed from the Ocean
Ranger, Baltimore to Queenstown, which put in her'',
6th February with damage ; on survey it was foliod
unfit for reshipment and has been ordered to be soli'.
KINGSTON (Jamaica), Feb. 26.-The Clarendon, barque, °,
London, has been surveyed, condemned, and is to be Sold
by auction. NEW YORK, March 3.-The Pennsylvant.it
screw steamer, which arrived here yesterday, from Liver:
pool, experienced strong westerly winds the entire Pas"
sage, and was detained 16 hours off Sandy Hook by fa'
snow storm. The master (Young) and the crew were saved
from the Virginia, British barque,Colon to Minatitlan, which
was wrecked Feb. 12, at the entrance of the Blewflelds b"r"
hour. March 4.-The Annie E. Boyd, bound to London-
derry, has sunk at Philadelphia. The Benjamin
Havre to Falmouth, which put into Bermuda, Jan' 2d
leaky, &c., had been abandoned by the underwriters, and
was sold Feb. 28; cargo to be forwarded. The Annie'
barque, Baltimore to Queenstown, put into Bermuda, F°'
19, in distrese, and would discharge. The Huron, fret
Black River (Jamaica) to Queenstown, was spoken, -Fs
~,s
13, in lat. 24, long. 83, with master sick and both ma'',
and five of the crew dead, by the J. V. B. Das,d,
Moore, arrived here, which put a navigator on boa'_.
who would try to get the vessel to her destisatioe,
March 5.-The St. Lawrence, British barque, from Balt
Delan(9i:
more to Demerara, was aground, March 3, off Sollethe
Point, Pataposco River, but would probably float ort.to,
rising of the tide, which was very low. The Wiley Stal „t
British schooner, from this port for Halifax, N.S. Ive„--)f
ashore, March 1, at Money Point, near Hart Island. Citrsl'ai
House, March 16.-Vessel entered inwards, the Ego
Charlie, from Boston. VESSELS SPOKEN WITIL-V
Borus-ia, screw steamer, Southampton to New -"or
March 14, lat. 49 N., long. 11 W. ; the Allemannia, scSoi,
s(
steamer, Southampton to New York, same day; the ''los
way, steamer, New York to the Clyde March 2, 200 miles
east bf Sandy Hook. DEAL, March 171-Arrived from t
River, the Argonaut, for New York. LIVERPOOL, 3.1a1,10
15.-The Minnesota, steamer, from New York, and
Thomas Freeman, from Savannah, were foul of es
other in the river this afternoon. March 16.-Arrived,
o
the John Ellis, from New Orleans; the Biesrdd,
from Havannah ; the Eclipse, from Galveston. Sallefor
the Success, for New Orleans ; the Western Oceant,_,
Boston ; the Baticola, and the Geo. Palmer, for Halot.;
March 17. -Arrived, the Heiress, from Galveston
Peterson, from New Orleans ; the Alex. M'Neil, frog
Charleston. CLYDE, March 17.-Arrived, the lowa, sage
steamer, from New York. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
Belvidere, Galveston to Liverpool, Feb. 15, lat. "
long. 33 W. ; the Heiress, Galveston to Liverpo9p,
March 6, lat. 46 N.. long. 33 W. ; the Ralahome,'
of Good Hope to New York, Feb. 3, lat. 17 S., long. L'co
LIVERPOOL, March 17.-Arrived, the Irene, from 0.4
Francisco. March 18.-Arrived, the Westmoreland an
the John Geddie, from New Orleans. Sailed, the Niotra
for Philadelphia ; the City of Boston, for New York ; °eh
the Joshia Lorina, for New Orleans. FALMOUTH, 3,l3'rD,
16.-Sailed, the Robert Stephenson, for Boston. MILF9ito
lit.put 18.-The Annapolis, Liverpool to Baltimore, lit,
put in here to-day very leaky, and with rudder q,,r,
DUBLIN, March 17.-Arrived, the Federico Losoevo,
New York. LOUGH FOYLE, March 18.-Arrived,::js.
Nestorian, steamer, from Portland, United States. ti for
TOM-HOUSE.-Cleared out with cargo.-The
Boston; the Active, for Philadelphia. VESSELS Sr
;n,
Wrrn.-The Easthan, San Francisco to Liverpoob.,:iodi
9, lat. 56, S. long. 79 W. LIVERPOOL, March 18.-riity
the Louise, for Havannah; the Mary Scott and th..,.,`r,e
of Boston, screw steamer, for Now York. COWES, -alAy.
18. -Sailed, the Juliana Gonzales, for Ifavanuah. .1 his,
MOUTH, March 18.-Arrived, the Lurigi, from Philadeip tor
FALMOUTH, March 18.-Sailed, the Fleur de Miturice,_!,.:,,
San Francisco ; the Rambler, for Boston. Queessro
March 18.-Arrived, the Brodreue, from New York.

Births.
FOWLER n the 22d inst.. at 58, Kensington-garde 137
square, Hyde-park, the wife of Robert Fowler, Esq.' °

a son. ife
MourcE—On the 21st inst., at The Villas, Erith, the I/
of Capt. 0. T. Morice, of a son. pr o-
STOKES On the 22d inst., at Cambridge, the wife of
fessor Stokes, of a daughter.
Marriages.
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BUSH— DOGGETT— 0 n the 21st inst., at All Saints' Chia no
W
Leighton Buzzard, George Hery Bush, of C(Yie
street, E.C.' and Eastdown Park, Lee, Kent, to 1-4,10
Georgia, third daughter of Mr. Doggett, of Lo
Buzzard.
LITTLEWOOD CRAvEN—On the 21st inst., at St. Ge°,•,rftbe
fi
Hanover-square, Henry Bucknall, youngest son to
late Thomas G. Littlewood, of Lincoln's-inn-e5,,s
Alice, widow of the late Charles D. Craven, of Line
inn, barrister-at-law.

Deaths. dor
COMPTON—On the 20th inst. at Sidmouth, Como- late
Charles Talbot Compton, RN., fourth son of the
11. C. Compton, of Manor Hous, Lyndhurst. rfccle-
COTERDALE - On the 21st inst., at 9, Somers-place, ‘--GrB',,*..
.7 pack, John C9verdale, Esq of 4, B 0 dford-rosv,
inn, aged 79. ..
Guildford
CONNOP—On the 22d inst., at Shalford House, Gui•
Woodhatu C,,nnop, Esq., aged 78.
MARTIN—On the 21st inst., at Shorne, Kent, ?Jr. Ch
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Martin, late of Strodd, aged 70. WOW'
ROE—On the 21st inst., at Smith-street, Chelsea,
Roe, jun., aged 40.
.West"
TIBBS —On the 21st inst., at the Grammar Scbooell jb.
bourne-road, Forest-bill, 1 homes G. Tibbs, a 1.11...........

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