The Sun.
London, England, 1853-01-25 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DA T.)

LONDON, Jan. 25.—Wind at Noon, E.S.E., light breeze
and cloudy.

DOVER, Jan. 24.—Wind, N. ; 5 p.m. E., fresh. Arrived
—Carl Hemuch, Monte Video ; Wilhelmina Fredericke,
Surmain ; Emma, Amsterdam, for Ancona, leaky. The
Baronet of Middlesborough has been abandoned at sea ;
crew saved and landed here.
COWES, Jan. 24.—Wind, N. by E. Sailed—Sir Edward
Paget, New Zealand ; Hastings, Calcutta ; Arena, Cape of
Good Hope ; Falcon, Africa ; Mathilda and Catherine,
Buenos Ayres.
DEAL, Jan. 24.—Wind, E. by N. Arrived—Kossuth,
Calcutta ; Elizabeth, Coimgo. Arrived from the River,
and sailed—Minerva, Geelong ; William Barclay, Algoa
Bay ; Nicalaus Henrich, - New York. Sailed—Calypso,
Jamaica. The Briton, Shields to Bristol, was wrecked on
the Goodwin Sands last night ; crew saved. The masts of
either a ship or a barque lost on the Sands, are observable.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 24.—Wind, E.N.E. to S.S.E. Ar-
rived—Chase, Demerara ; Albert Gallaton, Charleston.
Sailed—Susan; Melbourne ; Anna, Rio Grande ; Duke of
York, Santa Martha ; Goleonda and Allison, New Or-
leans ; Colonel Cuts, Mobile ; Boyal George, Azores ;
Prince Arthur, Melbourne ; Wm. Darley, Bombay ;
Catherine, do. ; Bentinck, San Francisco ; Douro, do. ;
Robert Wheleway, Lima ; Bahianmaen, Bahia ; Columbus,
Pernambuco ; Empress, do. ; Agnes, Trinidad ; Simeon
Hardy, Barbadocs ; Jamaica ; Excelsior, Santa
Martha ; President Smidt, New Orleans ; Pursuit, Mo-
bile ; Acadia and Alcyone, Savannah ; California, Charles-
ton ; Arlington, Philadelphia ; James Nasmith, Now
York ; Louisiana, do. Put back—Ssrius, for Para, leaky.
Off Port—lsis ; the Dankbo, rheid, for Sydney, N.S.W.—
has put back, and must di.:eharge, and be docked, having
struck the ground.
SHIELDS, Jan. 24.—The „Earl Newbury was on the Herd
Sand, but has been got off.

WHITBY, Jan. 24.—The 1::trl and Agnes, Hamburgh to
Leith, is on Shore, but expee:,;(l off ; crew saved.
LLANELLY, Jan. 24.—Thc wreck of a vessel of about2oo
tons, with a zinc bottom, ba s been discovered off Chldy
Island. A water-tank is hi :Laded " John Richardson of
London.

STEEPLECHASES.

FEm 'TAM

Hereford .

18 j Coventry 23
MARCH.
1 Wetherby ................. 11
2 Chipp'ng Norton ........ 15
9 Birmingham ............ 28
9

Carmarthen
Liverpool
Doncaster

Kirkham

Abergavenny
Cheltenham

. 5

Epsom .................... 8
Liverpool Hunt .......... 9

ROBBERY AND ATTEMPTED MURDER.--RULL, SATTlR-
DAY.—Throughout the whole of yesterday and the pre-
ceding day the magistrates and police have been engaged
investigating one of the most inhuman and, at the same
time, extraordinary attempts to murder, at
with
robbery, that has ever been recorded. It appears that
on Tuesday evening last, Mrs. Duffill, an innkeeper's
wife, of Beverley, was returning from this town by the
last train. All the passengers got out at Cottingham,
excepting one man, who sat in the same carriage as she
did. After the train had been in motion a few minutes
some persons near the line heard a female's voice calling
some one a thief, and these were followed by cries of
help and murder all proceeding from the same carriage.
They followed as fast as they could, and fancied they
saw something thrown from the train, and uportihe._e
reach-
ing the spot found the lady in question lying by a side
of of the rail, quite insensible. She was taken to w
h as? re
moved by, and the next day, it being found w
Ilhopes of moved home, where she lies without,yef
the braini
re-
covery, being suffering from concussione
.eft home, not
a she had a large sum when she h 1
when picked IT
a penny was left in her possessionieverley
the fellow
uell ac I
Upon the train slackening at .
then known at
been
out and made off, nothing being then
of Beverley has
tion of the matter.
Aeld to bail.
taken on suspicion, and h