The Sun.
London, England, 1862-06-21 00:00:00

SHIPPING---THIS DAY.

LONDON, June 21.—Wind this day at noon—North-
Westerly ; light breeze, and cloudy weather, with the ap-
pearance of rain.
FALMOUTH, June 20.—Wind N.—Arrived—Minnie
Gordon, from Havannala.
CLYDE, Juno 21.—Wind W.—Arrived—Eastern Em-
pire, from Akyab.
ItuLz, June 20.—Wind W.—Sailed—Epulo, for New
York.

KariciaoAD, June 20. Arrived—Dr. Barth, from Car-
denas ; Jane, from St. John's, N.B.
Nnwrourr, June 20.—Wind N.W.—Sailed—St. Vin-
cent, from tit. Thomas.
SUNDERLAND, june 20.—Wind N.W.—Sailed—Am-
phitrite, for the Cape of Good Rope.
CARDIFF, June 20.—Wind N.W.—Sailed—Dashing
Wave. from Vera Cruz; Salem, from New York ; Omer,
from Rio Janeiro.

(BY SUBMARINE AND MAGNETIC TEILEGRAPIT.)
GRAVESENDH,
aSaturday Morning.
; Catharine,
Aalborg;
Arrived, June 20—Jolo, from
and Johanna, from Nykoping ; Soren WilinnElth
Elise, from Groningen; Agnes Graesse, fLemaal
Rover, from Guernsey ; Mary Russell, from tlril.lrg ;
Louisa, from Saffi ; Lauderdale, from Kurrachee. ;
Arrived, June 21—Caroline Amelia, from Riga ; Lady
Jocelyn, from Dantzic ; Kornelia, from Worcum ; juica
Esche, from Flemgelford ; Anna Louisa, from suffi ;
Proven, from Aalborg; Jalarstjernen, from Stockholm.
Sailed—Albion, steamer, for Boulogne._
DEAL, Saturday Morning.
Passed—Speculator, Q. H. J. V. (Corn. Code), and Sun
of Sunderland, all from the north for the west; Governor
NPLean, from Africa ; Refuge, from St. Vincent ; Levant,
from Port au Prince ; Ann Jones of Carnarvon, from the
west; Maria F., from Sulina—all for London; Helen
arapbell
Trinida , from London, for Boston ; Champion, from
tin . d, for London ; Catherine, from Gallipoli, for Stet-
hields,
, Fortitude from the west, for the north; Dumfries,
rom Shields, for Naples.
S

ir RIP ON FIRE AT SEA—LONDON, 20.—The
June
Queen of the South steamer, Capt. Thornhill, which
arrived
in the river on the 12th of June from Calcutta, reports that
on the 20th of April, in lat. 27 S., long. 11 E"
she saw a
strong glare on the horizon, and on approaching
found aship
on fire. She seemed to be about 700 to 900 tons, stern 1
in water, bow high, woold-built, and copper apparentlyor.
nearly new. The flames were burning the entire length
the vessel, and no masts nor bowsprit were left. There
being no possibility of identifying the vessel and as she ap-
peared to have been burning for many hours the Queen of
he South proceeded, keeping a lookout for boats, &c.
The
of Great Eastern brought upwards of 7,000
bushels grain from America. By means of the machinery
employed at New York in loading her, 40,000 bushels, or
1,000 tons, could have been shipped in one day. The Great
Easter
astern
vi York might have had five to six thousand more freight
fr Ne, if sho could have got over the bar with it.
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS BALLOT BILL.—
It is understood tht Mr. Augustus Smith, M.P., declined
to accept any assistance from the Ballot Society in carrying
ance of members f
this bill; no effort therefore was made to secure the attend-
avourable to the ballot, and the bill was
Smitile a bill is of 310 imPort4ll".
lost. As regards the bill for the ballot at Parliamentary
elections, the defeat of Mr,