The Sun.
London, England, 1855-06-26 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

steam-boats plying
are to be despatched to the
to ulterior operations, which will carry
further into the enemy's dominiont. The Emperor I
Napoleon 111. ie determined to mare no gle,crifieej adjourned.

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LONDON, June 26.—Wind this day at noon, W. ;
light, pleasant breeze, although cloudy at times.
The Thomas Sharp, from Liverpool to Calcutta, was
spoken, June 24, 14 miles W.S.W. of St. Ann's, leaky,
and with pumps broken, bearing up for Liverpool.
PORTSMOUTH, June 25.—Wind, W.N.W. Sailed—
H.M.S. Imperieuse, for the Baltic.
FALMOUTH, June 2g.—Wind, N.W. Arrived—British
Queen, from tha Mauritius. Off port—Mexican Packet,
for London.
PENZANCE, June 24.—Wind, light. Arrived—Mercy,
from Belize, and sailed for London.
SHIELDS, June 25.—Wind; N.W. Sailed—Mary Hen-
zell, for Point de Galle.
MEMEL, June 22.—The Maria Margaretha, a prize to
her Majesty's steamer Desperate, has arrived here from
Copenhagen.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Juno 14.—The Agnes Blackie, from
Malta to Balakiava, with Government stores, was lost off
the latter port on the sth of May, after being in contest
with her Majesty's steamer Medina; the vessel and cargo
totally lost ; all hands saved.
SMYRNA, June 16.—The Spey (barque), of Liverpool,
sailed hence to Constantinople, 2d inst., got on shore ca
the rocks off Long Island, aad has become a total wreck ;
crew, and about a third of cargo; saved; the vessel will
13,) sold.

(PER ELECTRIC TELE6RAIttI.)
LIVERPOOL, l'u.nday

Wind, N.W.
Arrived.—Felix, from Pernambuco ; Windermere, New
Orleans; Now York packet, Savannah ; Tuscarora• Phila-
delphia ; Gazetteer and Cynosure, New York; Mariner,
Boston ; Lampoda, St. John's, N.B. ; Huntley, Leghorn ;
Elbe, Hamburg ; Maria Therese, Antwerp ; Victor, Os-
tend; Ricroy, Uruguay; Eurydice, Rio do la Hache.
QUEENSTOTN, June 24.

Wind, N.W. •
Bailed.—Golden Fleece, for the Crimea.
DUBLIN, June 25.

Wind, W.
Arrived.---Philemon, fr6m Seville; Hemel, Dantzic.
Sailed.—Rose, for Bordeaux.
KINGSTOWN.

Wind, N.W.
Arrived.—Brooli, from Cadiz ; Fidawynti, Marseilles;
West Endiau, Barbadoes ; Adeline, Cadiz.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Tnecchy, 10.37 a.m.

Wind, W.N.W.; tide, last hour's flood fine.
Arrived, June 25.—Fair City, from Portland Bay;
Grayhound, Jersey ; Famillien, Dram ; Elizabeth Morri-
son, Havannah ; Engelina, Krok ; Harmony; Logster ;
Altent, Thisted ; Aurora, Christiania ; Ariadne, Skive ;
Ferdinand, Salsoe ; Fer go Brander, Randers; Rover,
Guernsey ; Premier, Callao.
Arrived, Juno 25—Keying, from Alontego Bay ; Lamp-
lighter. St. Domingo; Finland, Calcutta ; Marys, Guern-
sey ; Diolinda, Guernsey ; Maria, Pernambuco ; Token,
Prampram.
Sailed—Active and Bendigo, for Copenhagen; Fanny,
Corfu.
DEAL, Tuesday, 9.44 a.m•
Wind, N.W. by W. ; light.
Passed, June 25—Cuthbert, from Callao, for London.

THE SUNDAY BEER BILL.—A meeting of the Corn-
mittee of the Licensed Victuallers' Defence Association
was held yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of consi-
dering what steps should be taken ba order teen not suppn
notice
in-
for this evening, to move for a select committee to
quire into the working of the Sunday Beer Bill during
the time it has been in operation. Mr. Benjamin Foster,
the President of the Association, occupied the chair.
Thore were also present Mr. Ridings and Mr. Ingham,
of Manchester ; Mr. Allen, of Bristol, and several other
gentlemen who have taken a warm interest in this ques-
tion. Atter some considerable time spent in consulta-
tion, and having waited on various members of Parlia-
ment, the Committee came to the following resolution :
"That this meeting, having due consideration to the
' convenience and necessities of the public, as well as the
interests of the trader, and aftr duo z
icquiry amongst
the most influential rw.mbers of Parliament, is of oni-
rdon that any at' enApt to pmeure the repeal or modifi-
cation of the Sunday Beer Act, will be a total failure,
except by means of a committee. of inquiry, which will
afford a fair and
.proper investigation of its unsatisfactory
working, and. will restore to the public those rights and
which are now invaded." Thti committee then

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