The Sun.
London, England, 1862-05-09 00:00:00

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LONDON, May 9.—Wind this day at noon—South-
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Westerly ; moderate breeze, and dull weather, with occa
sional sunshine and rain.
QUEENSTOWN, May B,—Virind S.Vir.—Arrived—Gyda,
from Philadelphia ; Scandinvian, from Alexandria; Glen-
garry, from Cardiff for Sc. John's, Newfoundland,. with
loss of foremast, sails, Ito.

(py ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON,uras
Arrived—Griffin, from ;Friday Morning.
Rhoda J Omuta,
from S &nage.
Sailed—Friends, Goodwill, for Chichester.
(BY SUBMARINE AND MAGNETIC TELE9IIAnT.)
GRAVESEND, Friday 3lorning•
Arrived, May B—K.athay from Manilla • Heit"ess, from
York; Isabella, from Dantzic • Frances Ann, from Du-
nkirk; Beren Gana, from Caen; Racer, from Dragom,gitter ;
*dine, from Leghorn ; Betty, from Skive ; Zelia de L eon-
tine, from Seville ; Catherine, from Constantinople.
Arrived, May 9—Britannia, from Cadiz ; Senator ariff
Fleehoing, from Alexandria; Tiger, from Seville; Gloriar
from Luion ; Curlew, from Guernsey ; Wye, from Mogador;
Bridgetown, from Barbadoes ; Annette Catherine, from
Leowarden.

DEAL, Thursday Morning.
Passed—H.M.S. Adventure, from the river, for the west ;
Sydney Hall, screw steamer, from London, for .Llaboll ;
Europa, screw steamer, from London, for Genoa.
Anchored—John Mayall, from London, for Cardiff.

YOUNG MAN DROWNED AT AMEILREE CATTLE'
MARxsT.—A correspondent writes:—A melancholy case
of drowning occurred on Tuesday morning, which cast a.
deep gloom over the market. A young man who belonged
to the neighbourhood, and named M'Tavish, had been em-
ployed to herd cattle ; being subject to convulsion fits, he
had been suddenly seized, and rolled down a brae into a
pond not above a foot deep, and was drowned before he Was
discovered.—Scotsman.
THE VOLUNTEERS.—The following noblemen
tf"rceo-m-
-and gentlemen have been appointed to serve on
mission to inquire into the state of the Voluntee.r
force
Lord
Viscount Eversley, Earl Ducie, Viscount Ils.-
Lieut.-Ge-
Overstone, Lord Elcho, M.P., Lieut.-Colronel inßgaAtelot,
M.P., the Right Hon. E. P. Bouverie,nelti•
rig Eyre, Lieut.-
neral Sir George Wetherell, Major-Ge,
Colonel Gladstone,
Colonel Sir Archibald Campbell, Lieut.
'Aedilirtdh°e. day
r before
in repairing the Church
Major Vernon Harcourt, and Colonellar:
Some workmen engaged
of Saint Sernin, at ToDuse, re
heavy fall,a and, on ding
esterday by the noise oftinad
that a man had fall.lnofree
roof of the transept, andolmaythone
under it. The injuries received
otoutaerscesrptairien tthherocaugushe!hfeto
the arched ceiling Jut'
were so great that the unfortunate man expired a few
painter of considerable talent, residing at Tou-
minutes after. The body was recognised as that of M. Lou's
ISo°uuseji,e'l3l whether his death was the result of accident cr
suicide remains a mystery.
STEALING A CASE OF GOLD WATCHES FROM THE
EXHIBITION.—A native of Switzerland, named Robert
Lukay, was this morning placed before Mr. Arnold, at the
Westminster Police Court, charged with stealing a case of
valuable gold watches and other property from the Inter-
national Exhibition. One of the Swiss Commissioners said
the prisoner was engaged as an engineer in that department,
and one of the exhibitors sent property from Switzerland,
amongst which was a small case of gold watches, amongst
Which was a bracelet containing a watch. On the case
being missed the police were communicated with, autdierl:B
bracelet was found to have been pawned at Mr.
in the Strand, whose assistant picked the pbna7cl:ll;rou;
amongst a number of persons as the man whopawned
at
the watch. He was remanded until Wednesday ne