The Sun.
London, England, 1855-06-30 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

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1 - `T. June 30. Wind this day at noon, S.W. ;
Ight breeze, and fine weather.
PoßTsmonTa, June 29.—Wind, S.S.E. Arrived—Can-
t 4rie (8. transpoit 113), from Constantinople. Sailed—Re-
er (s• transport), for Deptford.
tiSOIITH4DIPTON June 29.—The Lochmabon Castle. from
4,,!errtol to Qucbec, went on shore on the Bird Rocks,
Kenzie,'llJun, 210 passer gers taken off by the Sophia Mac-
and the remainder would be saved ; 209 tons of
'84.:g0 had been thrown overboard.
L_XOLKSTONE, June 30.—At 7 a.m. a steamer, which had
;k7ett in collision, and vms in tow of a steam-transport,
0. 182 (Chester), went down two miles off this port.
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CowEs, June 29.—Wind, S.E. Arrived—Washington
.). from New York.
SwANsEA, June 28
od Hop.—Wind, S.E. Sailed—John Martin,
tor the Cape Goe.

(FLU ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Morning.

Wind, N.W.,1
The Lightning has arrived from Melbourne, whence she
'tiled on the 11th April. She has upwards of 69,000 oz.
of gold, and a nugget from Forest Creek weighing 85 lb.

,BY EIIBMAIIINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAM)
DEAL, Saturday, 9.31 a.m.

Wind, S.W. ; fresh.
Passed, 29th—Yearl, from, London, for Gibraltar.
Passed, 30th—Paris and London (s.s.), from London
for Paris; Caprichosa, London, for San Sebastian; Sove'
reign, Woolwich, for Gibraltar.

Lieut. Arthur G. Fitzroy has been appointed to the
Miranda.
The town mansion of the Marquis of Camden, in Del-
grave-square, has been purchased by Col. Henry White.
Alder.nan Rose, it is understood, has declined to fill
the office of sheriff', to which he was elected on Monday
last ; therefore a fresh election will he necessary.
Rear-Admiral the Hon. M. F. F. Berkeley, C.B ,
has been vory unweil during the last 10 days,
but we are are glad to hear that the gallant Senior
Naval Lord is now recovering.
A telegrraphic despatch from St. Petersburg announces
that M. Molerus, the Dutch Minister Plet.ipotentiary,
died in that city on the 25th, of cholera.
The Opera Comique, at Paris, includes a man in that
establishment who has nine sons fighting in the Crimea.
It is the intention of the directors of the Royal Panop-
ticon of Science and Art to exhibit a cosmorama, of the
Paris Exhibition during the ensuing week.
BRIGANDAGE IN THE ROMAN STATES--A letter from
Bologna, in the Piemonte of Turin, of the 23d, says that
all the roads in the Romagna are infested with bands of
robbers.

regret to hear that accounts have been received
from theeentinent, to the effect that Rear-Admiral Sir
t- Parry, the lieutenant governor of Greenwich Hos-
pital, is very unwell.
THE FOREIGN LEGION.—It is understood that a por-
tion of the Foreign Legion, which is being organised and
drilled at Shorncliffe, will be in such an advanced state
of discipline as to be ready for embarkation about the 20th
of July. The destination of part of these troops is the
tattle, and the remainder the Crimea.
CONVOCATION OF THE CLERGY.—The Upper House
assembled at 12 o'clock yesterday, but no business was
transacted. The Lower House met at an earlier hour, the
members being engaged all day in discussing the Bishop
of London's report, proposing an address to her Majesty
in favour of a revival of the active or " enacting " powers
of convocation. The report was eventually agreed to,
with some modifications.
The new fifty-franc gold pieces issued in France bear
ou one side the figure of the Emperor, and ou the other
the Imperial scutcheon, with the motto "Dieu protege
la Prance."
The Russians near Hango affirm that the flag basted
from Lieut. Geneste's boat was not a flag of truce, and
they pretend to show the one which they took, in evi•
Ilene° of their assertion,

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