The Sun.
London, England, 1855-08-06 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, Aug. 6.—Wind this day at noon, S. ; light
breeze and cloudy.
PORTSMOUTH, Aug. 5. 'Wind, variable.—Arrived—
H.M.S. Perseverance, from Kamiesh, &c.; Germania
(s. tpt. 207), Balaklava, &c. ; Progress (s.s. tpt. 208) and
Jarrow (s.s. tpt. 28), Constantinople, &c. ' • Saldanha (tpt.
209), Balaklava, &c. ; Lord Dalhousie (tpt. 116), Scutari,
&c. ; Mercia (tpt. 12), Constantinople, &c.
DARTMOUTH, Avg. 5. Wind W.—Arrived Lively
Lass, from Riquijada. OS the Port—James Marshall,
from Melbourne.

SMYRNA, July 28.—The United States barque Old Eng-
land, from Liverpool, took th 9 ground at Pelican Spit, in
this gulf, previous to the 24th of July, was assisted off
without material injury, and arrived here on the 24th
inst.

SOURABAYA, June s.—The California has been put upon
a bank, but is expected off.
PLi MOUTH, Aug. 5. Wind S.—Arrived—Virgea del
Pilar, from Buenos Ayres. Sailed—Oriental, Rose, and
Rosslyn Castle, for Quebec.

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Monday Morning.
Arrived—Arbutus, from Cardiff ; City of Limerick (a.),
Dublin ; Transit and Alliance (a.), Havre ; Argyll (a.),
Carentan.
Sailed—Waters, for Sunderland ; A talanta (s,), Ha-
vre; City of Limerick (a.), London; Union (a.), Wool-
wich ; William Skinner, Sunderland ; Port of Glasgow
and Henry Duncan, Quebec.
PLYMOUTH, Monday Morning.
The steam-sloop Inflexible. 6, Commander Popplewell,
from the Mediterranean, arrived in the Sound this morn-
ing

LIVERPOOL, Monday Morning.

Wind, S.E.
Arrived—lmperator, from Quebec; Puella, Malta;
Tyro, Naples; Ceratina, Cadiz; Leonore, Bilboa; Triglaf,
Dunkirk; Warrior, Requijada.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug. 4.

Wind, N.W.
Arrived.—Jenny, from Callao ; Josefa Yamelia, San
Sebastian; Symmetry, Marseilles; B. B. Green, Mauri-
tius.
Sailed—John, for Antwerp.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Monday, 10.24 a.m.
Wind, W.S.AV., tide, three hours' ebb ; weather slight
rain.
Arrived, Aug. s.—Louisa, from Guernsey; Louisa,
Rio Janeiro ; Olvay, Stockholm ; Joseph, Guernsey ; Ring-
leader, Calcutta ; Acadia, Corfu ; Oriental, St. John's,
N. 8.; Tistedoler, Skeleftoa; Osteaux Wattel, Sydney ;
Rienna, Groningen ; Danube, Havre ; Rival, Mogadere ;
Eliza Ann, Faro ; Sultan, Memel; C. F. Lessing, Rio
Janeiro ; Premier, Quebec.

BREAD.—The prices of wheaten bread in the metro-
polis are from 101 to 101 d. ; of household ditto, B!,d.
to 91d. per 41b. loaf.
ANOTHER BUROLART.—On Saturday some sensation
was created in the City, in consequence of a third exten-
sive robbery of silk having been committed. Police con-
stable Humphreys on going his rounds about six o'clock,
observed a skein of raw silk lying on the pavement op-
posite the door of Mr. Vim. ganderson, silk manufac-
turer, 7, Gresham-street, City. But a few minutes be-
fore he had tried the door of the house, and found it
quite secure. On entering the premises, which were un-
der repair, a large hole was found cut through a sheet of
glass in the skylight of the warehouse, and two stools,
to which was tied a rope, were let into the warehouse
with knots about a yard apart. Although some persons
reside in the house not the slightest noise was heard.
Mr. Inspector Mitchell and Sergeant Sheppard are most
actively engaged in investigating the robbery. Little
doubt is entertained but that it was effected by the gang
who broke into Messrs. Dean and Cc.'s, and Mr. Bar-
ber's.
TERRIFIC GUNPOWDER EXPLOSION.—A few days ago
the safety fuse manufactory of Messrs. Hawke and Co.,
of Gwennap, in Cornwall, was completely destroyed by
a gunpowder explosion. It appeared that there were
ten women employed in the manufactory, and that two
of them were engaged in binding lengths of fuse called
"rods," when one of these broke, and friction being
caused by the machinery, some loose powder was ig-
nited, which communicated with 1001 b. weight of gun-
powder, and a terrific explosion was the result. Two of
the women were killed, and all the others were more or
less injured. They presented a sal spectacle after the
accident. One of the young women killed was to have
been married in a few days.
THE ROCHDALE MURDER.—CAPTURE OF HEYWOOD.—
The Rochdale Sentinel announces the capture of Jona-
than Heywood, the supposed murderer. He was appre-
hended by police officer Berry, at a place in Rossendale,
called Coupe or Cray Delph, near Edenfield, and distint
from Bacup three and a half miles. He was employed
carrying rushes, and previous to that he had been work-
ing at a farm-house lower down. He appears to be a
man whose step is less firm than Martin's. In height
he is the same within half an inch. He has a dimple on
the chin, as described by the witness Albinson. He is
less full and paler in the face, and wears a smock-frock.
Many persons recognised him as he went along the streei
to the lock-up. Both in the streets and the police-office
he manifested the utmost indifference.
The Carnarron Herald says :—" Much excitement
was caused on Tuesday, in the beautiful little watering-
place of Beaumaris, by the arrival of the ex-Queen of
the French. Her Majesty arrived soon after six on that
evening at the Bulkeley Arms, where she had secured
apartments for a month. The Bangor road and the
streets were crowded with persons anxious to have a
glimpse of the Royal party as they passed. Mr.
Richard Bulkeley, Lord Lieutenant for the County and
Mayor of Beaumaris was in waiting in the hall of the
hotel, to pay his respects to her Majesty as she entered.
The Royal party consisted of her Majesty the ex-Queen
Emile, his Royal Highness the Duke de Nemours, her
,
Royal' Highness the Duchess de Nemours, Count 12u,
Duke d'Alancon, Princess Margarettee, Countess .1% 1 1
14"1., Count Dumas, Captain Belli, Miss Muise , Chap-
lain, and suite,"

1555.