The Sun.
London, England, 1862-10-11 00:00:00

SHIPPING-THIS DAY.

LONDON, Oct. 11.—Wind this day at noon—North-
Westerly; n.oderate breeze, and fine weather, but rather
cloudy.

PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 10.—Wind N.E.—Arrived—Her
Majesty's ship Virago, from the westward.
BELFAST, Oct. 10.—Arrived—Alabama, from Mira-
miehi ; Marlborough, from Calcutta.
SWANSEA, Oct. 10.—Wind N.W.—Arrived—Ann Mar-
tin, from Cardiff.
FALMOUTH, Oct, 10,—Wind N.W.—Arrived—Alice
Ann, from Cayes.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
ly, Saturda Morning.
The London and Mediterranean Steam Navy igation Com-
pany's screw steamship Cecilia, Captain J. R. Heppell,
from Patras, with currants for London, having, since mak-
ing Ushant. experienced strong contrary winds from the
north. east and eastward, was compelled to put in here for
fuel this morning. Off St. Vincent, on the 28th, she spoke
the steamship Admiral Kanaris, from Patris, and 29th, the
brig Pelican, both hom?ward bound.
SOUTHAMPTON, Saturday Morning.
Arrived—Havre, steamer, from Havre.
Sailed—Clemence, for Cherbourg; Lavinia, for Newport.

(BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Saturday Morning,
Arrived, Oct. 11.—City of Norwich, steamer, and Chevy
Chase, steamer, and Tonning, steamer, from Tonning;
Moselle, steamer, from Antwerp.
Sailed—Holland, steamer, for Ostend.
DEAL, Saturday Morning.
Passed—Rockhaus, from Borga, for Cette ; Content, from
Iquique, for Shanghae ; Propontes, from London, for Gib-
raltar ; Harmony, from Labrador; Cardoc, from Jamaica;
Junia, from Alexandria; Pilot, bark, from Havannah—all
for London ; Cuba, from Quebec ; Anne Armstrong, from
Moulmien—both from Sunderland ; Prince Alfred, from
London, for Rangoon ; Wearmouth, from Taganrog, for
Leith.

COAL AND CORE SUPPLY TO THE ..1...f
the
1 The quantity of coal and coke carried to London during on the
month of September shows a considerable increaseethenine
same month of last year, but a decrease so
The r London and
months of the year are taken into account. --e2O ; Great
North. Western conveyed 66,422 tons 17 cwt. cod ; Great
Northern, 31,191 tons 16 cwt. ; Midland, 23,2 tons ;
10,339
ETROPOLIA.—
Eastern, 11,071 tons 9 cwt.; Great Western.,astern,
South-Western, 1,521 tons 13 cwt. ; South-Eastern,
otts.
; Tilbury
1,108
tons 10 cwt. ; Chatham and Dover, 250 %ones
7 owt., against
and Southend, 76 tons; total, 145,188161.
The tonnage by
127,243 tons 2 cwt. for September,
canal is 1,098 tons 10 cwt., against 841
time for the nine
cwt. for the
same month of last year. Up to this
-81:01.:fnsco5a1 have been
months of 1862, 1,052,224 ton 16 c
1,052,224 tons 13 cwt., or a
t. The canals show a decline
carried by railway,
decrease of 155,815 tons
17
17861 to 9,009 tona 5 cwt. of
against
Hartlepool,
from Newcastle 95,855
Hartlepool, 47,360 tons ;
seaborne coal,
tons ; Hartlelvel and ; seaham, 15,693 tons ; Middles- 1
from 14,325 tonase.l,sthcwrte. iiesyset
Blythe, 1,688 tons ; Scotch, 1,3721
5,542 t 43226 .tons; Yorkshire, 2,616 tons ; Duff,
borough,
'Welsh, ov
.n., 1114'2,218 tons ; and cinders, 1,062 tons ; alto-
tons ;
Sunderland, 72,422 tonsv
379 tons ; "ro tow, as compared with 292,814 tons for the
gether, 260,
of last year. Up to this time in 1862 we have
same r"ntli tons in 7,676 ships, as against 2 579 9 • •
, ,72 in
in b •
for the same period 1861, being a diminution
7,845 ships d 112,358 ions.
A 269 ships an .
ward Fitzgerald, keeper of the Tiger Inn,
A LANDLORD CHARGED WITH ROBBERY. Ed-
had 2,467,614
Dale-street,
Liverpool, was yesterday charged before the Liverpool
grant (Peter Bock), who
magistrates with robbing an emi
had been staying at his house, of about £3O. The money
formed the change of a bill which Beck got discounted at
Heywood's bank, and it consisted of two £lO and one £5
below stairs, Beck had
notes, and the balance in gold and silver. After drinking
gone to bed, in a somewhat muddled
but not drunken state, and on awaking about two o'clock
went
next morning he found his money (which was safe when he
missing. He aroused the landlord, and in-
formedto bed)
him of his loss ; other lodgers in the house were
searched, but the money was not found. It subsequently
transpired, however, that the landlord had actually paid one
of the stolen notes to a beer agent in Liverpool. The pri-
soner admitted that he had paid the note in question, but
said that he found it with other money in his till, and that
to his knowledge it came there honestly, and in the way of
trade. In order to clear up the mystery the case was re-
, liltuadedt J