The Sun.
London, England, 1862-05-12 00:00:00

SHIPPING---THIS DAY.

LONDON, May 12.—Wind this day at noon—Westerly;
light breeze, and dull weather.
PLYMOUTH, May 11.—Wind S.W.—Arrived—J. S.
Means, from St. Thomas.
QUEENSTOWN, May 11.—Wind S.W.—Arrived—Scotia,
steamer, from Liverpool, and proceeded for Now York.
FALMOVTII. May 11.—Arrived—Diana, from Bahia for
Stockholm.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Monday Morning.
Arrived—Little Dove and El za, from Plymmth.
Sailed—Tribune, for Newport ; Alliance, for Llanelly.
(BY SUBMARINE AND MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Monday Morning.
SI Arrived, May 11—An tio, from Girgenti ; Fortitude,
from Guernsey ; Gi:.varni, from Bari ; Gwain Maid, from.
Genoa; Alfred Maria, from Smyrna; Margaret, from
Dominica; George awl Adolph. from Taganrog; Haabet
and Arrant, from Alta ,ndria ; Helen, from Lubeck; Only
Son, from Guernsey ; ..Imerican Congress, from New York ;
Elizabeth Ann Bright, from Melbourne; Minna, from
Aalborg; Thetis, from Fredenckshaven ; Elise, from
Calmena ; Concordia, from Genoa; Maria Nashildor, f,om
Thisted ; Jacob Silus, from Nantes ; Clarence, from Trini-
dad ; Chryssalite, from Canterbury ; Star of Peace, from
Sydney.
Arrived, May 12—Caledonia, from Hamburg; Jo b.°
o'Gaunt, from Calcutta; Borneo, from Callao; G.
Stamier, from New York; Sunshine, from Mauritius.
DEAL, Monday Morn' rpm
Passed in Tow—Daphne, from Sydney; AlPme,
Calcutta—both for London. Ann and
Anchored--A. W. Spencer, for Teneriffe; for Cal-
Susan, for Genoa—both from Shields ; Au c°l-.ount, for
dera; Confidence, for Port Phillip; Johnr°oo
Mischief,
Calcutta; Stephen and Sarah, for Pernatnbuii-
odon.
for Trin lad ; Hanover, for Galatz—all
With
others west.
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Sailed—Gauntlet and Monarch, west,

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direction has been
of THE POLICE AITH;
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organised and is now 1.,- _:d from each division of the
ins. The men have been saneide.
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THE
north-ea,t i I' France and the are apt to conclude
the north,
n faith pervade, the whol el
that the Borne , and unquestioned;
but history, as well as further travel will teach them that,
ill the west and south-west at least, a reformed religion has
try
aissts issues it
yearswa s as the et
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cityetin
came
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struck deep and ancient root. Whenever the two opposing
Strangers who ere
amused itself with a public rehearsal of the massacre of St.
meeting
fiorrieloaunscie
Bartholomew. Four thousand Protestants who had been
inveigled into laying down their arms, were slain on Whit-
Sunday afternoon, by assailants who rushed out of vespers
for the purpose. An eye-witness, of some experience, de•
Blared that he never saw heads flying about in such naeueletni-.
tudes. This is the glorious victory of which. th?..pr
cenf
amiable Archbishop of Toulouse proposes Of d la ''
beliverance,
tenary celebration, to last a week, as a Feast °f . g
which
on and about the 17th of May, 1862, ander:earn
intimate that
festival, although prohibited, good Catholics
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