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From ST. HELENA AND AscENsloS.-Capt.
Goldman, of ship Sarah Parker, at this port from
Batavia, touched at st. Helena, June 25, and
reports that $4,000 tons Guano had passed st.
Helena between Jan. and June %.


A drouth, Of the severest kind, was experienced
on the Island of Ascension, and many Of the
horses and cattle had been killed on account Of
the scarcity of water. III b. NJ. steam frigate
Penelope had towed up H. B. NJ. ship Tortoise
from Ascension to ST. Helena, on the 23d June,
and the two vessels would take 1000 tons of wa
ter to that island. They reported that there was
but 40 days supply at the time they left The
garrison had been on allowance for three months.


Boston Advertiser.


The Mercantile Journal says When the Sarah
Parker left Batavia, it was very slckly, but the
health among the shipping was improving.