The Sun.
London, England, 1868-01-18 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIP NEIVS.

Gravesend, Jan. 11—A.Ir'ved, the Pi 3urtor, Nei*
York.

Liverpool, Jan. 9-Sailed, the Chanarcillo, for Callao ;
the Alhambra. steamer; and the Belle, for New o.•'_eans ;
and the Cathed-al, for Mobile. Jan. 11.-Arrived, the
Swallow, from San Francisco; the Southampton, from
Mobilo ; the Golden Floec-i, from S: n Francisco.
the Siberian, sc:ew steamer, fo: New York.
Falmouth, Jan. 10-Ari:ved, the Ellzabeth, from New
York, for Pillau, with loss of boats.
Custom Howe, Jan. 11-Entered inwards, the Precur-
sor, from New Yolk.
Gravesend, Jan. 13.-Sa'led the J. J. Southard, f Mo-
ble.
Liverpool, Jan. 12.-Arrived the Firo Queen, screw
steamer; from New Orleans.
Cork, Jan. 13.-The Chicago, screw steamer, from New
York, Jan. 1, went ashore at Guilem, about two ni"..is
from Roche's Point, at s'x p.m. yesterday, dmirg a dense
fog ; all lives saved.
New York, Dec. 30.-A large disrmsted barque, with
signals of distress flying, was ti viag to get in: o Bermuda
during a gale on the night of tie 10th Decemb3r, but no-
thing could be seen of her next morning, and a steamer
was despatched to her assistance. She was supposed 7,n
New York to bo the Bering°, from Shields. Dec. 31.-
The vessel repo: 'zed. from St. John's, Newfoundland, ye:
terday as lost _tear Mitigate, was the Queen of Swr
see St. John's, Newfoundland, o Siel Cove, not as before
reported.
Oustom House, Jan. 13.- Cleared outwards with cargo,
the Rusoer, for Philadeiphia. .
QUARANTINE NOIICE. -Lisbon, Jan. 7.-The Board
E.3alth has published au older, dated Jan. 3, dec .1 • 13'
free from eisease New Orleans and Lousiana, Texas beii'
the onl • St to of Nu_ .h America &ill suspected of thole.-ti
and yellow fever.
B ackwal', Jan. 13.-Sailed, the Yorktown, for Now
Y k, a' er repairing.
Deal, Jau. 14.-- Ai rived, the Daniel Webster, from New'
York. Liverpool, Jan. 13.- Arrived, t ..e Zouave, ;min
New o:.:ea as; I so Challerge-, from Mobile; the Emerald
isle, from New Yolk. Jan. 14.-The Excelsior, fro .13 New
York; he Georgiana, fiom Pernambuco; the Arctr^, from
New Orlea is ; the John Mavoll, from S, vannali ; the
Great Weste,•n, from New Yo7k ; the Lanercost, T:onl
Callaci. Sa"ed, the Colo-ado, B.3ainer, for New Y0,*1.:-
A telegram rere:ved late last night gives the follow•u4
particulars with regard to the Chicago, st3amer, from NeW
York, ashore off Queenstown. Compartment 3 2,3, and 4
are full of orate; and the bo'tom of the engine-room ap-
pears stove in by rocks; he other compartments are
nearly full of water; Vie bqs.e pumps and soundirg pipes
aro forced up six inches; the ship's sides appear perfe3t ;
she was forced o.i the rocks oa the ',op of the sirZugs•
When the cargo is discharged she may got off.
Cowes, Jan. 13.-Ar...ived, the General Shipley, from
Callao.

Falmouth, Jan. 14.—Arrived, the Concordia, from El 7"
vanilla for Bremen, NN:,h fore and foretop sails, yards, ezel
cat_iad away, and oller damage, having been in collision
with a brig, the Selina, for New York.
Off Queenstown, Jan. 14. Arrived the City of Lon-
don, sc,•ew s',eamer, from New York, with $1,182,000 on
freight, and left for Liverpool.
Dublin, Jan. 13.—At :ived, the Kate Agnes, from Nosy
York ; and the J. T. V., f,..0.n Havanna:l.
New York, Dec. 31.—The Consul, for Liverpool, which
was burnt on the 18th Dec. in Tvbee roads, lies in about
eight feet of water.

Ile Northoia Bello, Liverpool to Boston, has foun-
dered at sea—crew saved.

Vessels Spoken With.—The American RepubVe, stor-
ing west, Dec. 31, lat. 50 N., long. 16 W.; the EC of
: New York, steeng west, Jan. 4. lat. 50 N., long. 11 W.
the Black Watch, Liverpool to San Francisco, Nov. 8, In.'
1 N., long. 31 W.

Gravesend, Jan. 14—Salted, the E. W. Stetson, for New
Ycrk. Liverpool, Jan. 14—Arrived, the Lanercost, from
Callao ; the Great Western from New York : Seed _the
Istria, from New Orleans. The Northern Belle, hence to
Boston, was abandoned Jan. 1, iu lat. 41 N., long. 57 W., iu
a sinking state ; crew landed here by the Great Western.
New York. Jan. 4.—A telegram from Havannah of yes-
terday's date reports that the War Cloud, from Liverpool,
which went ashore at the entrance of that harbour Dec.
29, was going to piece:, owing to the heavy weather that
was prevailing. The greater part of her cargo has been
saved. Custom House, Jan. 15.—Vessels entered inwards.
—The A. M. H., the Nieman, the Arracan, and
the Naiad, from New York. Entered Outwards.--
The Arracan, for New York. Gt.: vesend, Jan.
16. Arrived, the Constantine, from New York.--
Liverpool, Jan. 15—Arrived, the Electric Spark, from
San Francisco, and the Monsoon, from New Orleans.
Sailed, the Erin and the Cit.-- of Antwerp, for New York.
Jan. 16—Arrived, the Etniii, from San Francisco ; the
Charleston and the Maly Ogden, from Charleston ; the
Idalia, from Philadelphia; and the Union, for Nev.'
Orleans. Cowes, Jan. 15—Arrived, the Loyal, from Gage
for Boston, U.S. Falmouth, Jao. 14—Arrived, the Brag°
from Newport -for Mobile, with loss of sails and br.lwarV.
Custom House, Jan. 14—The Constantine, from New. York.
Vesse's Spoken With—rho Energy, Liverpool to N°l(
York, Jan. 10, lat. 51 N, long. 9W. The Foyle, Liver-
pool to New York Nov. 21, lat. 44 N, long. 45 w.; the
Line, British barque, San Francisco to Lynn, Oct. 10, lat.
50 N. long. 88.

Births.
DUSDAS—On the 16th inst., at Nottingham, the wifo of
Lieut. F. G• Dundas, It N., of a son.
FIELD—On the 16th inst., at Balham, Surrey, the wife of

Joshua Field, Esq., of a son.
S IiCIIE —On the 17th inst., at 5, Craven-hill-gardens, Hyde-
park, the wife of Joseph Suche, Esq., of a son.
Marriages.
BOLTON—HOWITT— 011 the 16th inst., at St. Andrerl'Of
Kingsbury, Thomas John, son of T. J. Bolton, E6cl,:'
Grove Park, Kingsbury, to Alice Helena, niece of 1%1°4'
Howitt, Esq., Mount Pleasant, Kingsbury, Middlesex.
MOORE—LEMON—On the 16th inst., at Holy Trinity
Church, Twickenham, Robert Moore, of 47, Mark-lane,
solicitor, to Henrietta Mary, youngest daughter of the
late R. Lemon, of the State Paper Office, and Ovingtoo"
square, Brompton.

Deaths.
Div'Es—On the 15th inst., at Weston-super-Maro, Efenr-r

Davies, aged 61.
Mac-HELL—On the 15th inst., at 12, Holford-square,,l%%
tonville, John P. Mitchell, Eq., 11.11'.,; formerly of •IS'-'
Ordnance Department. •
RICHARDSON—On the 12th inst., at Old Kent-road, Surrell
William Richardson, Esq., aged 54.
ROBERTS—On the 15th inst., at Bath, Mary, the wife of 1.
Roberts, Esq., of Collin House, county Antrim.
STARLING—On the 13th inst., Joseph Starling, Esq., of tile
Stock Exchange, aged 75.
WILSON—On the 15th inst., Mr. E. C. Wilson, of Cannll:
bury Grange, and late of Skinner-street, Snow-bi
aged 61.

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