The Sun.
London, England, 1852-04-16 00:00:00

... £2,754 3 10
.. 1,166 1 7
... 199 3 5
... 223 4 2

Total £4,342 13
►SHREWSBURY AND CHESTER RAlLwA7..—Traf6
for the week ending April 11 :
Passengers, &c. ... 4736 14 8
Merchandise, minerals, &c. 938 9 8

Total .. ... ... £1,665 4 4
Corresponding week last year ... 1,570 10 10

MA-NCIIESTER, BUXTON, MATLOCK, AND MIDLANDS JUNO..
TION RAILWAY.—Return of traffic for the week ending
April 11 :—Passengers, &c. £lO7 0 4
Corresponding week last year 122 17 3

CALIDoNIAN RAILWAT.—(IB9i miles opened.)—Return of
traffic for the week ending April 4:—
Passengers, &c.
Goods, &c.

... £2,766 8
... 5,00 S 7

Total •• ..£7.77,1 16
Corresponding week last year ... 7.867 8

SEABORNE MAILS,
rs lignites that the mails are sent from the General Post-0210e
by the night—and M by the morning--&ispatch.)

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When made up in : From what ..„_ 0
„. ..ILiverpool ..
i/pril 20
..leneralPost-oflice, port dia. vltn, n
PLACES., I patched. aue.
London.
.. ..Liverpool .. i
April 26 •• outharn t
:olYunit,:althiPt.. IMArriay-vaed
'America (by U.S. pkt.) 31
AmericaAmerlea ((bby37l3Cri.St..pittt..)); AAPPrnru
.2106....A.T11ved
. .
19th 30th Or mo. Dover ..
Alexandria •••• • • •• •••• I April 18
... N DallY • • • • • • Dover „. 'Daily
Belgium • . • • NN
91:L1108o:ft
3h thee
mo monthn.t
h
Brazil .• , •
Africa (West coast)ii
~„
..
.. Al 9th of the month Sonthampt. lArrived
Buenos AYr.'„•„Tom 2cl & 17th of mo '
Califor•ola(vi3‘,"‘ - nth Soutbampt. ',April 20
Good trope N,l4th of month ;Plymouth..'3l , ay 3
Cape of
.. li 17th 17th 27th f
Constantinople. .. 0-12101DOVer .. April 20
M!2d &
Central America • • 1 17th of men, ,Southam •
t April 20
p .
Channel Isles • • • • Ni Mon., Wed.• & FrLSouthampt. Tu. 'fb.Slit
Chili
..
.. .. .31 17th of the •month 'Southam t. April 20
France • . .. 31 &3; Twice daily ..
„;Dover P.. Tsic d
Greece* • • • • ••N ', 7th 17th 27th of mo [Dove •. A rile2o
Hamhargh • • •. NI Tuesday & prida London .. Tl:es Sat.
Rolland • • '` •• M Wednes. & Sat Y'L .
nr. ondon .. Meß.Thur
Honduras .. N 17th of
Ireland .. .. M•& N 1 the month;Southanapt. April 20
India (via Soutnamp.) m April 21
20"-1 thee ail • • ..,HolSouythanapt. Aphead • • Ticedally
of dthey month Ludia(viaMarseilles) '
Mediterranean (via IsT tith& 24th efmonth,Dover .. May 1
Sontharryton) . 341..._ I
Mediten4near (via ,3uth of the month 'Sonthampt. April 21
Marseilles) • • •• N i Bth& 24th of month Dover ..IMay 1
Mexico
• • • • Mild of the month., I Southampt iMay 5
Madeira ' ' •
' • • • .. M 9th of the month Southampt.r Arrivedl
I Malta* f ,7th,l7th 19th 27th
over p 1 D IA ril 18
.. ..
t ,') & 30th Of month' !
I •
Naples* • • • • • • N!sth 15th 25th ofme Dover .. ,April 22
Papal States* .. .. N sth 15tii 25th ef molDover .. Aprili 22
Peninsular.. .. .. M 7th 17th 27th of mo Southampt. April 26
Peru • • • • •• •. M 17th of the month I southampt. /April 20
Tuscany* •
.. .. .. N sth 15th 25th of mo Dover .. April 22
West Indies .. .. M 17th of the month Southampt. /April 20
West Indies (except
Havanna & Nassau) Mild of the month .. , Sonthanspt. I May 5
* The mails to those c ountriea thus marked (*) are conveyed by
French packet via Marseilles.

ADAM GRAEMR MOSSGRAY. A Story of
zicotubh ;fee-By the author of ••11frogaiet Maitland,"
This is an undoubtedly fine story, the finest, perhaps, that
the author has ever written. In the " Memoirs.;of Adam
Graeme" we have the history of two generations, one con-
nected with the other in a manner skilfully wrought, and full
of breathless interest. Nor must we forget the great charm
embodied in the episodes of life in " Fendie," in which a
stern and inflexible old father stands saliently forth, like a
type of the " David Deans" of Sir Walter Scott. It is a
story of disappointed love chastened down by years of part-
ing, and the conquest of a strong yet humane heart over its
first wild tempest of passion. The style, at once vigorous,
poetical, idiomatic, and picturesque, will enchant the reader.
—Dispatch.

SUICIDE IN KENSINGTON-GARDENS.—Yesterday
morning, soon after six o'clock, Borne lads, on crossing the
Serpentine-bridge in Hyde-park, observed -what they con-
sidered to be a bat floating in the ornamental water in Ken-
sington-gardens, and they commenced pelting it with stones
to drive it on the shore. A gentleman had his attention
drawn to what they were doing, and he, suspecting it ;vs!
something more than a hat, went to the Receiving-howL.?z
the Royal humane Society, and having informed 111r.o_ivi__
hams, the superintendent, of the circumstance, one ! z
society's men was sent in a boat to the spot, and soon in
covered the supposed hat was the body of a moattfhwa
dark hair and
t 4 -CPClara°ckipeltyai'da
the water. He lost no time in rowing it tecl to re.
house, when the usual means were promptly,. d
a VVilliams con.
:
—Tahes smart
suscitate the body, but without effcct, as Jae
psraidhiBSLlntgnnieacckkeeret'hief, ribbed
sidered he had been in the water all nigh.
lona n"-
wyobuisnkgerms,ana, abbroouwtnfimveixfeeedt
the name " W. Johnson,
trowsers, figured waistcoat,
flannel shirt, and on the linen
nwr.bladed knife, with white
aegis
a il)
3." In his pocket was f any description.
FS o
handle, a pencil, but no PaPe_idiouse, in Mount-street, G '
has been removed to the Or
w that his friends
the hoPes may identify ' it
venor- square, in
~
previous to the iequestof
the late Admirbl Lord Rod-
Tile anniversary
the
lath of April 17 )
, nay's great victor)-c t
members of the Old .8:., was celebrated
i yesterday by thee Tavern, St. J , Navy Club, at the
thatched jj°l" her '
Rules 8' Captain G. Rodney
Mundav, commanding.. ..
,_Majesty's ship London, in the . -many distinguished naval officers assembled in,
honour of
the memorable day.
just An scooin' 6 made up by the Wu-office of the
operations of the military Savings-hanks for the year ending
tha 31st of March, 1851, shows the deposits during the
twelvemonths to have been 451,2967., while the withdrawals
amounted to 42.5231. The total number of depositors on the
31st of March, 1851, was 9.575, and the aggregate amount
due to them being 121,1587., the avorage of each account
was about 121. 13s.
EXTRAORDINARY BIRTS.—On Saturday, the 3d,
a woman named Cross, residing in Wooton-Fitzpa:ne, Dor..
setshire, was safely delivered of three promising daughters,
who, With herself, have been doing well since. The infante
"Yo beau beptilta Faith, LIPP; and Gbarity._