The Sun.
London, England, 1855-12-03 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.)

LONDON, Dec. 3.—Wind this day at noon, N.N.8.;
light ly-eeze, and fine frosty weather.
PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 2.—Sailed—Australia (s.s.) and
Jura (s.s. tpt.), for Deptford.
FALMOUTH, Dec. 2.—Wind N.E.—Arrived—/Erolito,
from London, for the Swan River, with loss of jib-boom,
&c., and bowsprit cap broken, from contact with the
ing Fish. Sailed —Brilliant, for Valparaiso.
SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. 2.—Wind N.E.—Arrived—Msg.
dalena and Avon (s.), from the West Indies; Port Gifts.
bow, Quebec.
PLYMOUTH, Dec. 29.—Wind
moral and Princess Royal, from Quebec ; Castle Eden,
Portland, for Bermuda. Sailed—H.M.S.'s Exm"th•
Ariel, Hecla, and Meander, for Portsmouth.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. I. Wind N.N.W.—Sailed—Peter
Foulkes, for Buenos Ayres ; Simeon Hardy, for
do
de
esLon(ffn.the port—Stamboul, from Callao, and mailed
for

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAM.)
SOUTLIAMPTON, Monday Morning,
Arrived—Themis, Othello, Mary Pope, Friends, Wel.
thin, and Emily, from Cardiff ; Fleta, Shields ; Ralpb
Swansea ; Betsey, Gratitude, Devonshire Lass, and Hart
riet, Newport ; Liberty, New York ; Herman (8.), Bro.
men.

LIVERPOOL, Monday Morning.

Wind S.S.W.
Arrived—Johnstono, from Demerara ; Georgina, Bey'
rout.

QUBENSTOWN, Dec. 1.

wind vr•N•l7.
r from Syra ; Henry end argaret,
seiltv.ed—itapid, M

CRYSTAL PALACE. --- FITE SHILLING DAY.—Sdmis•
Sions on payment, 129 ; admission by season tickets,
1,501. Total visitors, 1,630. Cozresponding day last
year, 626.

The Emperor Napoleon has presented to the Princess
Royal of England the fan once belonging to Marie
Antoinette, and to the Prinoe of Wales a small watch,
of which the case is composed of a single ruby split in
half.

POLAND AND THE WAR.—A meeting was convened
in the Assembly-room of the Corn Exohange, Prestos,
on Thursday evening, for the purpose of commemorating
the 25th anniversary of the Polish Revolution, and fer
considering the present position and prospects of Poland
in connection with the war. There was a numerous
0:1-1
tendance. Mr. J. Harkness having been cgli.einw,,„ and
chair, letters approving the objects of the
apologising for being unable to. attend, were
.•ckiand,
W. Ainsworth, Esq., J.P., Sir G. Stild.r., Air. Geo.
J. P. Murrough, M.P., Mr. M`Msl2,°; Bay. A. Birnie,
e readro
Dawson, and Mr. W. Coringham. The moved the fol.
meeting warmly gym.
lowing resolution :—" thisPolandThat
and her exiled sons, end
who was warmly applauded tbrougbout,
pathises with the fate of
ty of peace with Russia that
does not provide ft or tb
is of opinion that anye treaty of peaCO with Russia that
does not provide for the reestablimt of that ancient
for the
kingdom will affordD-nfuture." Mr. E. Ambler seconded
peace of Europ
which in sufficient guarantees
was unanimously adopted, aa wan
he motion, praying her Majesty to take effectual
pe for the
BO a memorial
restoration of Poland—Preston Guardian.
Tsui Slim' i
rani) CLUB CATTLE SHOW.---The practice`
arrangements for the ensuing Smithfield Club Cattle
;liaro3n'ware now completed. A large number of the list
plements have arrived. Thursday next, before 3 o'clock,
Is the latest petiod fixed up3n for the admission of thou,
which have been entered for exhibition. All animals in•
tended for exhibition must, by the soles of the club, be
in the showyard before 10 o'clock on Saturday evening
next, the Bth Dec. The private view of the show is fixed
for Monday evening, the 10th inst., on which day the
stewards will, as visual, examine the specimens and snake
their awards. The show will then open to the
Tuesday morning, the 11th, and continue open —1- i
Friday night, the 14th inst., when it will tipsily °lose
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