The Sun.
London, England, 1852-08-02 00:00:00

When made up in , FruinwunT
GeneralPost-ottice port dia-
-1 London: patched.

America (by Brit. pkt.)Ni
America (by tr•S• Pict) NI
Am,rica (by U•S•Pkt'/M
Australia (Via South-
ampton) • • • • •' Ar • • '•
Ditto (via Tdarscilles) N •• • • • • •
Ditto, via C• of G. Dope N2d of August • •
Alma ( West coast)• • N 14th of the month
kleaandria* ....... • N 19th & 30th of me.
Beig,ium N Daily • • • • • •
;;rarai „ 35,9 th of the month
Buenos Agra, • • .. 9th of the month
California(viaChaver) 14 & 17th of month's
Cape of Good Hone N 15th of July ..
Cape de Verde .• N2d of the month —I
(:onstantinuplo4 .. • • V 7th 17th 27th vi nu)!
Central America .. Atli& 17th of men.
Channel Ries N,Mon„ Wed., Sr. Fri.!
Chili „„ . Mi2dsz 170 of math
France .. M N,Twice daily .. ••
Greece* • • • • ,•• N 7th 17th27thOf
mo
flarchurgh N Tuesday tz Friday
Holland • . • • .. M Wednes• Satur.
. Nl7th of the mouth
Honduras .• 0.
Ireland .. N MTwice daily ..
In• •
dia(via Southamp.) M 20th of the month
India (viaMarsallles) N tt: 24th ofraonth
India, via C. of G. Dope N F sth of month
Mauritius .• N,lsth of month
sioditarrzutean •
(via
Bonthair pten) •Mi
Wediterrsnean (via
Marselilas) N
Uexico •• Df
••
iladeirs

re ••

•• ••

Liverpool..
Liverpool..
iouthampt.

Southarnpt.
Dover

Plymouth.
t'iyulouth
Dover

Dover
rnithampt.
ionthampt,
ioutham pt.
Plymouth
I Olymouth • •
I Dover
:louthampt.
tgouthampt.
Sou thanapt.
(Dover ..
Dover
;London ..

.London

90th of tho month

outhampt.
Holyhead.:
Southampt.
['lover
Plymouth..
Plymouth..

ionthamapt.

Aug.
'Aug. 16
Aug. le

Dover ••
Southampt.
iouthampt.
I Dover

~Lalta* ..

Naples* .. .. N
Papal States* N
Peninsula •• M

pera .. .• Dl
Tuscany* .. •• N
West Indies ..
West Indies (except
Havanna Sa Nassau) M

. The malls to those o
French packet via Marsei

Bthlt.24tb °Month
2d of the month..
'9th of the month
7th,17th,19th,27th
&nth of month
sth 15th 25th ofmolDover ••• I Aug. 2
:sth 15th25th of mai Dover •• Aug. 2
7th 17th 27th of so! Southampt. Aug. 6
1d & 17th of mntblSouthamPt. Aug.!
stk 15th 25th of mo Dover • • ;Aug. 2
17th of the month southrtrapt. 'Aug. 1

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sountries thus marked 09 are conveyed by

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INTIMIDATION TO A LIVERPOoL VOTER ._The
Liverpool Chronicle tells the
mustfollowingbhseete.onr
man, named Dennis Doyle, was called into
~
by his employer in North John-street, on the day of en—
manidna.iltiioalcih,
eahnzdiet.oldTphearemmapht,owrihlya thhaadt
Turner
in the service, demurred, hinted that he had a
that he could not outrage, and begged that he might conscience
allowed to exercise his electoral privilege as he pleased. b
'be at
" You must vote, I tell you, for Turner and l‘laclien,
said the employer, who traces his pedigree as far back,
leabt, as Adam, "or leave my service." " I will not ' at
srelo"insdaeidr,t`h‘el mwaahntryesopaecintfuthlley
mbuotrhfiihrmglT
My house
the
later than eight o'clock." A few minutes past eight in tot
morning the warehouseman stood in his employee, hall
~ Now, Dennis," said he, patronisingly, I arn
,gin_
to .
vote, and you must go will me."—" I have voted,' 8
was the
rejoinder. " For whom?"—" For Cardwell and Ewart..,
" Leave my employment instantly. You may, perhaps, as
well stay to the end of the week, and then I discharge you."
The threat was carried out, and on the following geode"
morning Dennis had the wide globe for his inheritance, to
ramble and kick his heels where he listed. The case
was
made known by a spirited and clever canvasser, to Mr.
Rath..
bone, 's and that young gentleman, who inherits his
father's patriotism and philanthropy, found honest Dennis
a situ ition not I ,ss lucrative certainly than the one which he
had so undeservedly forfeited.
SOUTHAMPTON, S ATUUDAY, JULY 31.—The -united
States' Mail steam-ship Washington, Captain E. M. Fitch,
arrived off Cowes this morning and after having landed the
English and French mails and passengers proceeded on her
voyage to Bremen.. The Washington left New York on the
17th inst. and brought about 109 passengers (23 of whom
landed at Southampton), a small cargo for Bremen, but no
specie or bullion for England or Havre.
DEATH OP THE HON. ‘VM. ROBERT BURRELL.—
This gentleman, only surviving brother of Lord Wit_
loughby De Eresby, expired on Tuesday last, at Calais, after
a lengthened illness, in his 64th year. Ha was the youngest
son of Peter, first Baron Gwydyr, by Priscilla, sixteenth
Baroness Will° ighby De Eresby, and died unmarried. The
deceased
gentleman was also brother to the Countess Dew_
ager of Clara,
TILBURY AND SOUTHEND RAILWAY. It is stated
that the Eastern Counties and Blackwell Companies have
agreed to commence the construction with Messrs. Peto and
Brassey, the contractors of this line, the Bill for which was
granted by Parliament last session.