The Sun.
London, England, 1855-04-02 00:00:00

uay wh•t From what When
COUNTI.IIEI in :}sr:, al Pozi - Pun. due in
0 fl.2e, Loudon.* Insp,.tch.,.. England.
tmerica(bylarit.pack)N Every Urfa Liverpool Each =On
troerier. k by United Ste.
pack-et) ........ „N .• •• - - Liverpool March 28
nacricit (by (T. Stel,
packet) N •• • • • • -- • • ~,outhamoton,
,natralla (via South-
ampton) .......... M -• •••.• • • • • c•outhampto March 24
i act:, (via Marseilles; Dover -
f)iito (via Cape of .
Uncertain
Africa (?frost Coast) ..N '13,1 of the inca,tl• Plymouth starch
.• 24, er. .D,over • •
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I.t.ith.thkelittot.ll,,,ol.llolio,;;
Belgium • • 'it 'o); ;in AD parill 16y1
racil.• .......... • •
Buenos Ayres :1! !9th 01_1 mon ... al th
Cape of Good [love N Vari,,us ports Uncertain
(Jape of Good Hops ~
Southampton
cc,aerlodneoVeeeridne,li.4.),.• 9th Or the montii
Ceylon
halms! Isles...—. ...N T)lon.,Wed.,&.Frit Southampton 'fu Th Fa,
Chili . .......... g 17t' of
Ylilnt
Chins. erean o
month.... St•M
March 29
...:onstantinopie . , is u..: Dover
Censtantitiople . 4th sc '2oth of mgt.. Southompto
;ont. of. Europe 51 & N l'w[e, daily -. . Dover .... inviced ally
Egypt (see India)
France .••••• .• M Rc Twee daily Dover ,
rwn.pe,„l
i3ibraltaf /1 4,7,17,20,27 of ri• ii.nitlismo:oo March 20
.-.lteece In (Sze tie)
amytow, ind & 17th or mon. Southamptot. April 1
ilarnburgh N Tuesday & Priday London .....
[Savannah .......... hl 2nd of the moot, Souttiampt.mi'April 1
floiland Daily • • • • • • • • •• • • Pover „ !Lai y
tiondurav . 17th of the month.!Southampto,. April
India (viaSouthampt.)lll-4th & 20th of mon. Plym• 'nth .:
India (via Marseilles) M 9th&2sth of month Dover ......
lonian Isles (see India) 7, 17, & 27 of mon 'Dover..
Ireland •.M & N Twice daily ......Moiyhead Twf;ii d Illy
Lisbon 7,9, 17, & 27 of !n.l.§outharopton March 26
Niadeifa ............ Bth of the month,Southamptoli
Madeira N 23d of month. •• ..ILiverpool l&
Malta (see India)
Malta ............ NB, 18, &28 of mon.:Dover -... March 'lO
Mauritius (see India!
Mauritius 14th of the month
Mexico 2nd of the month. 'Boutharnoto. iAprd 1
Naples sth 1 sth2sthofmon. Dover
New Granada , 2d & 17th of moat!. Southamptot.
New By private ship .. Various psrt Uncer:ai
Papal States ~ stlllsth2SthoOr.olt Dover ......
Peninsua •• ...• Y. I thl7th27thohnou. Southampton
Peru 9ci 27th of moo hampton
Pert Natal By private ship... Various portiUncertat
Sicily ...... ..... • stit I [ll27ltholnion, Dover ....
Tuscany 50)15025thofinoi%. Dover ......
Venezuela
•TM 2d Sr.. 11th of mouth Southampton April 1
‘an'e&l:mtizd realiieaesn) .
West Ii ....
o '7th Moo tlileouthamptoulipril 1
1

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April 1
'Dal y
'April 1

When any of these ,later tall u a it.nday, the mails will se de—
spatche on the following dor witivthe exception of the India via'
oathampton), and the Malta. both of which will be despatched thee
rfteeding

CRUELTY TO A PONY.— At a petty sessions held at:
Kingsclere, Hants, on Friday, at which Mr. M. Portal„,
M.P., presided, Miss Emilie Frances Gordon, the daugh-
ter of Sir Orford Gordon, pleaded guilty to the charge
of having ill-treated and tortured a pony on the 23d or
February last. AltLough the defendant pleaded guilty,.
it was thought right, on the part of the prosecution, that-
the circumstances of the case should' be known. It sp..:
peered that on the day in question the defendant, who
lived in the village of Baughurst, went in a pony-phaeton,
during a heavy fall of en ,w, from that place to Kings.
dere. On the return journey, as there was some diffi-
culty in getting the animal on, she struck it with a
thick stick abou; the htad and neck, and forced the
ern' of the stick up its nostrils and into its moutla
with groat violence. Subsequently the defendant forced
a knife into the pony's nostrils and month. Incise'i
wounds were found in several parts of the animal's body-,
and there was a deep stab on the back near the taiL
Even now, five weeksr-after,theoccurrenoe, the pony
present, d a miserable appearance. Miss Gordon, in ex-
tenuation of her conduct, said that the pony being a.
confirmed " jib," she had been advised, in order- to curer
it, either to apply a hot iron to the animal s hocks or
to cut it slightly near the flank and apply turpentine
to the wounds. She admitted • that she had out the:
pony, and said that she intended to apply turpentine
the next day. The defendant was ordered to pay a
penalty of 51. and 11. 9s. costs, or be convicted in de-
fault for one month. She paid the fine with a 101. note
and received the change.

B 1 R 7 II 8.
, OF A SON.
On the 15th ult., at Cairo, the wife of R. J. Elrington,
Esq., 10th Royal Hussars.

00 a DAUGHTER.
On the 27th ult., at Down Amney, Wilts, the Lady
Maria Ponsonby.