The Sun.
London, England, 1864-01-25 00:00:00

SHIPPING—This Day.

LONDON, Jan. 2.s.—Wind this day at noon—South-
Westerly; mcderate breeze, and fine weather, but rather
cloudy.
COWES, Jan. 24.—Sailed—Cid, screw steamer, for
Bilboa.
PORTSMOUTH, Jan. 24.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived—
Klaspnez, screw steamer, from London, and left for San-
tander.
FALMOUTH, Jan. 24.—Wind W.—Arrived—Kathleen,
from Havannah, with loss of jibboom, having expe-
rienced a heavy gale.

(BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVEsEND, Monday Morning.
Arrived, Jan. 24—Rover, Emma Eden, Rachael, Julia,
and Jersey—all from Guernsey ; Allegro, from Onegla ;
Billow and Blue Jacket, from Caen; Josephi, from Odestta.
DEAL, Monday Morning.
Anchored—Cornelia, from London, for Santander ;
Tosiacks, from London, for Alexandria; Francis Drake,
from London, for Bermuda; Cromwell, from London, for
Ascension; Rose Garden, from London. for Nassau; Re-
triever, from London, for Bideford ; Kate Holmes, and
Perilous, from Sunderland, for Cadiz ; Lady Monk, from
Sunderland, for Mauritius ; Retriever, from Shields, for
Carthagena.

LATEST THEATRICAL NEWS.—At the Olympic a
new work of Mr. Torn Taylor is announced for im-
mediate production, under the title of " Sense and Sensa-
tion," and is to be called " A Morality," viees and virtues
being personified in the dramatis personas, the argument
bearing upon the manners of the time. This piece, which
has been most elaborately prepared, will be preceded by a
new gerio-comic drama entitled "Doubts and Fears.'' At
the Strand, notwithstanding the great success of Mr. IL J.
Byron's extravaganza of 6, Orpheus and Eurydice," a new
comedietta by Mr. A. C. Traughton, entitled " Unlimited
Confidence," was announced to be brought out on Thursday
evening, but has been deferrea: for a week or two. A new
comedy by Mr. Leicester Buckingham is to be immediately
produced at the St. James's, with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mathews in the principal parts. Mr. E. T. Smith, who
never allows the grass to grow under his feet, is preparing,
on a characteristically extensive scale, an original romantic
drama in three acts, by Mr. John Brougham, rho very suc-
cessful adapter of the "Duke's Motto." The scene of this
work, we hear, is laid in the time of James the Second, and
the action is full of stirring and picturesque incident.
As we intimated last week, Mr. Fechter is preparing a
revival of " Hamlet," which, in originality of design
and perfection of detail, is to surpass incomparably
the famous Princess's revival. We hear also of another
elaborate attempt in progress at Sadler's Wells to produce
this play in a striking manner, and we have no doubt that
a considerable amount of interest will attach to the perso-
nation of the melancholy prince when the actor's name is
made public. In the meantime, Webster's terrible
"Duchess of Mall" is to be produced, Miss Marriott sus-
taining the character of the ill-starred Duchess.—The
Reader.
THE NEW NAVAL UNlFoßmsare deposited at the
Admiralty, Whitehall, for the inspection of those
persons interested, and consequently during the week the.
waiting-rooms have been unusually crawded. It has been.
currently reported that an illustrious personage has ex-
pressed a hope, in which we cordially join, that the uniform
of naval officers will be permitted to remain fur a long time
undisturbed. The lovers of gold lace have ample reason to
be satisfied with the gorgeous show now displayed to their
gaze.—Army and .zcavy Gazette.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 22.—The official journals
publish a ukase relative to the representation of
the various provinces and districts in Russia, with
the exception of those of the west end of the Baltieci
and the Governments of Archangel, Astracan, nn

Bessarabia.
BRESLAU, J. 22.—The Gazette says : The
peasants of the Kingdom of Poland begin to refuse
to enter the rural guard which ussians
entspro
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pose to establish in order to opposteh the insurg
Several mayors of villages have been in consequence
of such refusal brought to Zelechow, and publicly
whipped is the marliet place,