The Sun.
London, England, 1852-12-31 00:00:00

MONTENEGRO.

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On the 12th and 13th, a sharp action took place
near Podgorizza, in which the light cavalry of the
Turks at first gained a slight advantage. The
Montenegrines, however, received strong reinforce-
ments from Piperi, and the Turks were routed. A
truce is said to have been concluded until the de-
cision of the Sultan on the claims of the Montene-
grines has been received. The fortress of Szabljak,
which is being repaired, has received a fresh garri-
son of 800 Montenegrines. Prince Daniel has re-
turned to his mountains.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DA

LONDON, Dec. 31.—Wind at Noon, S.W. fine.
DEAL, Dec. 30.—Wind,
W.S.W. Arrived— Emily,
Stacey, Smyrna.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 30.—Wind, S.W. to W., blowing
hard. Arrived—Excelsior and Charles Chaliner, New
Orleans ; Harward, Goodwin, Savannah • Commodore, St.
John's, N.B. Put back—LoodinAh, Africa ; Guardian,
Ria Janeiro.
OFF RAMSGATE, Dec. 28.—Rebecca, New Orleans.
PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 30.—Wind, W. to W.S.W. Ar-
rived—H.M. steamer Plumper, Rio Janeiro.
COWES, Dec. 30.—Wind., S.W. Arrived—Dowltrea,
Haas, Bahia.
PLYMOUTH, Dec. 30.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—Diadin,
Binet, Malta.
FALMOUTH, Dec. 30.—Wind, W., fresh. Arrived—
Clara, Potter, Baltimore ; Pythia Haggman, Alexandria
Blakely, and Brown, Speranga, 'Taganrog. Off Port—
Arab, Morrison, Alexandria. Put back—A.ndrews, Alex-
andria.
SCARBOROUGH, Dec. 30.—The Magdalene, from Sunder-
land to London, was fallen in with on the 28th, about 4-0
miles off this port,' abandoned, by the Tann (smack), -which
put two hands on board, and had her in tow for two hours,
when she sank with the two men.
DOUGLAS, ISLE OF MAN, Dec. 27.—The Lily, of and
from Liverpool for Africa, went ashore between the Calf
and the mainland on the evening of the 27th Dec., when
the master, two men, and two boys were drowned ; next
morning the vessel blew up, when every person on board
(thirty-one in number) was killed, and the ship and cargo
Idispersed for miles round.
CLYDE, Dec. 28.—Arrived—Rosins, Gale, Callao. Sailed
—Boadicea, Valparaiao ; Charles Richard, Rio Janeiro;
Mary, Havannah.
GRIMSBY, Dec. 30.—The Sester, from Seaham to London,
sank five miles south of the New Sand this morning ;
crew saved. The sloop which was towed on shore near
Cleethorp, bottom upwards, was the Princs of Wales, from
London to Hull ; she has been brought into this port.
SHIELDS, Dec. 30.—The Albion and the John White
Collins, have been wrecked during the late gales ; the crews
arrived here this morning.
ULVERSTONE, Dec. 22.--The Duchess of Lancaster
(schooner) has come into the Duddon a wreck; three of
the crew dead.

FATAL COALPIT ACCIDENT.—A fatal accident oc-
curred at Wishaw on Saturday, about two o'clock in
the afternoon, at Mr. Watson's coalpit, by which two
men were killed on the spot. A boy on the pit-head
was in the act of putting an empty hutch on the cage,
as he thought, but shocking to tell, he put it on the
wrong side, the cage at that side being at the bottom
of the pit, with three men upon it ready to come up.
One man heard the hutch coming tumbling down the
shaft and jumped off ; but the other two were crushed
in a moment. The boy fell with the hutch, but caught
the rope when about half way down the pit, and, 'was
thus wonderfully saved.--North Britielt