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

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

noon, N.B. ; light breeze, and cloudy.
Arrived—H.M.S.
PORTSMOUTH, April 3.—Wind, S.S.E.
a Aytpir,il 4.—Wind and weather this day at
Bellerophon, from the Mediterranean.
FALMOUTH, April 3.—Wind, N.W. Arrived—Lord
illa. Off Port—Heppogrieffe, from Philadelphia.
Dufferin, froAmprCilall3a.o—;TSheelincao Rio ; Antonea, Mazan-
nstance, from Leghorn to
Dock, has put in here leaky, having struck on
derer, for St. John's, N.B.
April 3.—Wind, S.S.E. Sailed—Wan.
Arrived—Julia Leyn,
from Troon, for the Cape of Good Hope, leaky.
DUBLIN, April 3.—The -Union (schooner), of Wicklow,
Pa
erßSlSinioui teibir.FF: :kEllseß ;IN Aprilp' 2. —Wi n d , S. E .
run on shore on Arklow, on the Ist inst., and, it is feared,
will become a wreck.
LEITH, April 3.—Sailed—Wm. Dawson, for Quebec.
mOANvu'ID'S, April 2.—The Minx (schooner), of
April 3.—The Hendrick Hudson, from New
Bar-
mouth, sunk in deep water yesterday, after striking on a
rock ; crew saved.
York to London, foundered at sea, March 12 ; two men
with loss of boats, bulwarks, &c., was
were drowned; the rest of the crew have arrived at Phila-
delphia.NSTOWY, April 2.—The Mary Marsden, arrived
lightning, which passed
the head of the latter on
EIIrEOEDDR P 0 0 L ,
ALMERIA, March 23.—An English brig, said to be the
fifs
otrrrelimbe struck
titohh
eemta2oi3pud,maaFnsdatb,
burning. s betytin
upwards.
St. Crispin, from Liverpool to Constantinople, was, on
the 21st inst., stranded on the beach near the Tower of
Cuturas.
here QLSLl:uOvf.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Wednesday, 10.20 a.m.
Wind, E. ; tide, one hour's flood • i moderate and cloudy.
Arrived, April .3—Rother, from Algoa Bay ; Leonidas,
Seville ; Culdee, Foo Chow Foo ; Edward and James,
Seville ; Charlotte and Maria, St. Michael's ; Godaletta,
Cadiz.

Arrived, Apail 4—Merlin, from Terceira ; Norfolk Lass,
.Rouen ; Esperance, Boulogne.
Sailed—Cambodia, for Moreton Bay; and the usual
continental steamers.

Wednesday. 9.47 a.m.
Passed—Archer, from Cuba; Adrianus Wilhelm, from
Calcutta; Engliihman, Oporto; 0. Thyer, New Orleans;
Cornelius Grinnell, New York ; Gauntlet, Norfolk ;
Psyche, Sydney— all for London; Caroni, • Demerara ;
Sarepta, 'Constantinople; Carrara, Malta ; Euphosyne,
Mauritius ; Vivid, Trieste—all from London.
The Pet (schooner), from St. Michael's, spoke the
Speedy, of Salcoinbe, 16th March, west of St. Michael's 18
miles ; No. 34 transport, standing west, 25th March, lat.
47.37, long. 8.12.

THE " THREE STONES."—An admirable plan has
been hit upon for the better susta.inment of the spirit of
religious discord in the north of Ireland which had so
recently come under the ban of Mr. Justice Crompton in
his several charges to the juries on the north-west cir-
cuit. The Belfast papers state that " the three large
stones placed on the rails of the railway at Trillick, for
the destruction of the Protestants, are to be preserved
as mementos of that awful affair, when so many were
providentially delivered. One stone is to be fixed pro-
minently in the Protestant Hall of Derry, another in
the Protestant Hall of Enniskillen, and the third in the
Protestant 1/411 of Delfast."_