The Sun.
London, England, 1865-07-26 00:00:00

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPIT.

GRAvEsExD, Wednesday Morning.

Arrived, July 250-Ellen, from Port Vendres ; Horsens,
from Jamaica ; Antima, from Rustenseil ; Kustenborg,
from Landscrom; Caroline Christina, from Spenborg ;
Petrel, from Riga.
DEAL, Wednesday Morning.

Passed—London, screw steamer, from Vigo for London;
Lady Bassett, of Liverpool, from the north for the west
Laurel, from London for Shanghai; Britain's Pride, froni
London for St. Thomas.

Railway Traffic Returns for the Week.

Miles opened. Receipts.

Railways.

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18C5. 1824. ~
1805 18C4'
L Z
Belfast and N, Counties 991 991 2,177 2.019
Belfast and County Down 49 4v P3O 865
Blyth and Tyne 2B 28 2,299 2,5 5
Bristol and Exeter 1216 121 i 7,6 8 7,047
Caledonian 2816 2,11 22 214 20,933
Cambrian l3) 114 26
23 1.917
Cockermouth K & Penrith - .3t
31-
Cockermouth and Workin
Cork and Bandon 2O 20
Cork, Illackrock, & Passage 6l Pi 237 320
Cork and Youghal
Cornwall ...................
Deeside .. . .............
Dublin & .......... Junction... • 63 63 1,811 1.529
Dublin and Drogheda
Dublin and Meath
Dub. & Wicklow and Weicld lO7l 91i 3.718 3,231
Forth and Clyde Junction
Furness, &c 5O 51 2,912.- 3,311
Glasgow & South-Western
Gt. Eastern,Nrik.,&E.Union
Great Northern 4Ol 365 37,f46 3 ,616
Great North of Scotland 99 99 1,693 1,789
(it, Northn. & Weatn. (Irel.) 7ll 714 478 427
rit.Soutlin. & Westn.(lrlnd.) 3871 8876 10,340 10.555
Great Western l2BO 1236 74,67 i 71,291
Hull & liornsea
Inverness & Aberdeen June ll7l 1171 1,815 1,558
Inverness & Perth Junction 1 8 1191 2,190 2,161
Irish North-Western ll5 115 2,0.3 1,850
Kent Coast 27 27 3,G0 2.'4))
Lancashire& Yorkshire +l3 403 45 570 46,730
Limerick and Ennis..
Limerick and Foynes 261 261 133 110
Llanelly 461 461 772 672
Llynvi Valley • 201 20 t 376 358
,3230
.23195 2283.:7081332
London & North-Western
London and Blaekwall 5l bt 2t 2,117
London & South-Western
29209 245041
Lond. Brighton, &S. Coast
London, Chatham, & Dover ; f 100
1271 121 3,10 i 2,
all Metropolitan it:xtensiou •
4,7 335
Londonderry and Coleraine
43.2? 364
Lon., Tilbury', & Southend
Nlan.,Shalleid, Sr Lineolnsh . 4_ . 2124 18.470 18,2 2
blanch. S.J um& A I Ulna am
_?,j 94 1,616 1.52
28 1,459 1.512
34 34 2.78 i 2,315
Midland (incl. N.- NN estern) 663. 641 18,7 9 18 - Nta-trrYoPpOrltitaannd . Car1in............... :
3,3
3lidland Gt.Westn. of Irind 2EOI 2004 5,062 4,414

MR. KENNETH MAC AULAY.—Mr. Kenneth
Macaulay is still lying very dangerously ill at King's-
parade, Cambridge. The change in him during the past
week has been very slight indeed.
CRYSTAL PALACE. - ONE SHILLING DAY. -
Tuesday, July 25, admissions on payment, 7,398 ; do. by
:eason tickets, 1,289 ; total, 8,687.

Acut_ ENT TO A STEAM FIRE ENGINE—Last night,
about ten o'cia.:9ll7 Messrs. Shand and Mason's steam
.fire engine was proce,:ding from Ohandos-street to the
scene of a fire in Than„s_sti:et, and when in Picket-street,
Strand, nearly opposite St. Clei2ent's Church, was ob-
structed by a cab, in avoiding which tit: wheel skidded on
lent of
the kerb, and the engine, with a full corno,3: fire-
men, was upset. One of the men was slightly injured.
The engine was much damaged.
A GRAVEDIGGERS' STRIKE.—The Courrier de
Saone et Loire says :—" Sepulchral news reaches us from
Autun ; the gravediggers have struck! The people of
Anton must not, therefore, die; unless they wish their
bodies to remain unburied. We see no other way of oppos-
ing the pretensions of men who live by other people's
deaths. Such a result as this it was scarcely supposed
would be produced by the law on coalitions."
THE ATTEMPTED MURDER AT PLYMOUTH.—The
marine store-dealer Bunter, who stabbed Detective-
inipeavt Annie with a sword on Saturday, committed
izzicide in tilt" police cell yesterday. He broke his break-
fast basin, nod with tile*Pieces cut the arteries of his arms
and throat so severe'" that he afterwards died of the
wounds. Inspector Annie is st;:: alive.
apt
The Atoniteur de l'Algerie states the transport
Rhone has just left Algiers for the Antilles am: Mexic°
with two companies of Zonaves and some Turcos em-
barked in that town. That vessel had previously taken on
board at Toulon a number of military, naval, and civilian
passengers, among whom were 100 men of the Foreign
Legion, and the officers and crew of the Brandon.
deuce
GREAT BRITAIN AND BRAZIL—A correspon
has taken place between the British, Portuguese, and Bra-
zilian Governments, the result of which is that Brazil
accepts the proposals of her Majesty's; Government of
February last, and diplomatic relations will be very shortly
re-established. This happy reconciliation is in a great
degree owing to the mediation of the Portuguese Govern-
ment and the persevering friendly efforts of Count Lay-
radio, the Minister of his Majesty the King of Portugal at
the Court of St. James's.