The Sun.
London, England, 1863-08-18 00:00:00

Liverpool Cotton Market—This Day.

Strong. Sales, about 8,000 bales. Importi,
6,387 ; previously, 8,318.

SHIPPING—This Day.

LONDON, Aug. 18.—Wind this day at noon—Feet;
light breeze, with rain.
FALMOUTH, Aug. 17,—Wind S.—Sailed—Columbus,
for Quebec.
DUBLIN, Aug. W.S.W.—Arrived—Anna,
from Copenhagen.
go rasil, from
CARDIFF, Aug. 17.--Wind W.—Sailed—Revel, for
New York.
MILFORD, Aug. 17.—Arrived—Teneriffe, from Now-
port for Bilboa.
COWES, Aug. 17.—Wind 'W .—A rived—Y
Onega, for Seville.
OFF TUE NORTH FORELAND, Aug. 17.___D
A.oraulus, from
-- for Rio Janeiro.
FOWEY, Aug. 17.-IVind AV.—Arrived—Ernestine,
from Mogadore.

(By MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH)
GRAVESEND Tuesday Morning.
Heyn and Urda, from
Arrived,
August 17 —Ludwig
Quebec. August 18--James Holmes, from Barbados ;
from Madras.
Arr iv t
Luna, from Riga ; Johns, from Dantsie ; Chandernagore,

DEAL, Tuesday Morning.
Passed—Josephine, from Porto Rico ; Despatch, from
St. Vincent ; Lady Sale, from Queenstown—a ll for London;
Glide, of Poole, from West Raby Castle, from Mauritius
—both for the North ; Witch of Wave, from London, for
Brixham.
Anchered—First Loves Wittgenstein, from North, for
Montreal ; Maggie, bark, from Rangoon, for Amsterdam.
The American ship Canvas Back, from westward, for
Antwerp, cargo grain, is on shore on the Goodwin Sands;
has taken assistance, and, if the weather continues mode-
rate, will probably come off.

GALLERY OF ILLUSTRATioN.—After a very pros-
perous season Mr. and Mrs. German Reed, assisted
by their clever colleague, Mr. John Parry, will perform in
their attractive entertainment, entitled " A Charming Cot-
tage," for the last time on Thursday next. After a brie
visit to Scarborough and Harrogate, these popular artist
Will proceed upon a professional tour to the south of Eng-
land.

TILE WAR AGAINST HUMANITY.—Whether an

Luropean war is to be avoided or not, a few months,
or weeks, will show, but if ever war be excusable, it ia
surely when waged against monsters who make parent'
of
suffer for children, and children pay the penalty
parents ; who indiscriminately imprison young a
Who burn human beings alive, thrusting
them
back
when
ble horrors
they escape from the flames;
on widowed women ; who hanvghugiirulsiliet
of
Beuvuuded and
venerable priests for carrying lint to the wounded
in an
giviag almlution to the moribund. ii,"
• agent of another 's
un-
just war, the soldier, the irresponsible inefaen teen, and
. and suffering; how
will, merits our pity when
ourtihting against such a dis-
mal, more will ho deserveernaL
is only too possible, he suffer in fighting
r,___Dieß:ens,
"All the,
maimed
sympathy if, as
mal, dreary, and abonainabul,eiliZr, r
just published.
Year Round"—the neu,RE? . ,
11 fire, attended by eon-
DESTRUCTIVE
e residencer t took
belongingplace
thatun-
Igccoa,fuoPtniri:thPlo estate of the Earl of Mor-
dsaidyentr,iagnbhl
night at
destructionl.
Leyrg e
sap:Fdinb ,
nuoinbgle-m-a.n is in the occupation of J. Adams, Esq., and,
about a quarter before 11 o'clock, a fire was discovered in
the stables and coach house adjoining. A mounted police-
man Is aft
, despatched to London for the engines ; but in the
meantime the flames extended to the house, which was
greatly injured before they could be extinv,uished, the coach-
house and stable being all but consuu3e4