The Sun.
London, England, 1863-03-03 00:00:00

SHIPPING—This Day.

LONDON, March 3 —Wind this day at non—South.l
East ; fresh breeze, and very fine weather.

CARDIFF March 2.—Wind S.W.—Arrived—Auguste
and Jeanette, from Santander.
DUNDEE, March 2.—Wind W.—Sailed—lvanhoe, for
Melbourne.
HULL, March 2.—Wind S.W.—Arrived—Francis Bar-
clay, from New York ; Simoda, from Calcutta.
TORBAY, March 2.—Wind S.W.—Siam, from Shields
for Shanghai.

MILFORD, March 2.—Wind S.W., blowing hard.—,
Arrived—Rita, screw steamer, from Liverpool for Bilboa.
CLYDE, March I.—Arrived—Pliny, from Mauritius;
Clarlbel, from Demerara.

(BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Saturday Morning.
Arrived, March 2—Janna Meyer, from Gottenburg ;
Glenclune, from New York; Rescue, from Guernsey; Queen
Victoria, from St. Vincent; Allporth, from Cronstadt;
Phcebe Dunbar, from Kurrachee ; Camelford, from Mes-
sina; Sofner, from Cavalla ; Norge, from Alexandria;
Arabia, from Demerara; Marco Polo, from Antwerp;
Mogul, from New York ; Teesdale, from Colombo ; Orient,
from Leghorn; Anniversary, from Genoa; Wopkea, from
Emden.

Arrived, March 3—Wild Duck, from St. Michael's ;
Richard Ely, from New York ; Amur, from Leghorn ;
Hermoder, from Aarhuus ; Henderika, from Groningen ;
Ebenezer, from Rouen ; Earl of Leicester, from Smyrna ;
Acile, from Calais; York-town, from New York; Persian,
from Marathonisa ; Clio, from Ostend.
Returned Damaged—Golden South, to Melbourne.
DEAL, Tuesday Morning,
Anchored—Oriental, and Sierra Nevada, from London.
for Liverpool.
Passed—Nleggy, bark, from the westward; Sarah (in,
tow), from Demerara—both for London.
Borrestad of Tetaen, from Shields, for the westward, has
proceeded to Ramsgate, having been in collision.

A SCENE.—Rather an exciting scene took place
at Fraserburgh on Sabbath week last, between
Captain Higg, of the Glasgow Packet, and Mr. Mackie,
the harbour master. The captain wished to sail with his
vessel, while the harbour master wished him to remain and
answer a charge of disobedience to his orders. The captain
would not, however, and made several ineffectual attempts
to get his ship out—the ha, bour master always cutting the
ropes by which Higg intended to haul his ship out. A
policeman, in the midst of this, appeared with a warrant to
apprehend Captain Higg, but he was rescued by his crew;
and shortly after, with the help of the inhabitants, the
captain's vessel proudly sailed out of the harbour, without
pilot, and in spite of the harbour master and policeman's
warrant.—Caledonian Mercury,
FEDERALS AND NEGROES.—The Baton Rouge
correspondent of the Boston Traveller writes:—.
" Considerable trouble has arisen here on account of theG in-
judiciousness of Colonel Daniell, of the 3ede
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A WELL-CONDUCTED OLD MAN. BELFAST
POLICRCOURT.—Yesterday, Owen Christie was
brought up for the 175th time, charged with being drunk
and disorderly and using blasphemous language in Done-
gal-street. Mr. Young—He is a pcor and well-conducted
old man, Sir—(laughter)—and he had got a little drink.
Owen— I will never be here again, 'tis the first time.
(Laughter.) Mr. Orme—Has he ever been here before ?
Chief Constable-174 times. (Laughter.) Mr. Orme—.
174 times I Owen—Oh, yes, it is as true as the Gospel;
but I am reformed. (Laughter.) Mr. Tittle—He is a
respectable voter, Sir, just home from the Lisburn election,
and look at the contrition he is showing (Owen burst into
tears). Mr. Orme—This is your first time before me—l
will only fine you 5s and costs.—E orthern Whig.
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF SHEEP.—A few nights
ago a sheep dog, belonging to Mrs. Genge, of Trent,
were
got into the lambing field of Messrs. Stacey, :wwheircehfound
250 splendid ewes. Of these no fewer.thdanand
killed by the
dead in the morning, having been worried
dog.twins. On T openinghe loss
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open. Very little business reported. No. 1 G.M.8.,
quoted 54s ; N 0.3, 52s 3d ; Gartsherries, No. 1,57 s 6d; No.
3,53 s 6d; Coltness, No. 1,57 s 3d; Calder, 555; Cilansard
neck, 548,