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

SHIPPING-THIS DAY.

LONDON, Nov. Io.—Wind this day at noon—North-
Veaterly ; moderate breeze, with fine weather, but rather
cloudy.
POSITSAIOUTII Nov. .—Wind S.W.—Arrived—lsabel,
Trona Hamburg, for HavaAnah ; her Majesty's shi, Rhada-
izanthus from Woolwich•, Amoy, from Sunderland, for
angnai. Sailed—Her Ilajesty's ship Victoria and
41.11trt, for Antwerp.

(BY ELECTRIC TALEGRILPH.)
Sournaltpvox, Monday Morning.
Arrived—lvanhoe, from Bristol; 'Effort, from Meath
'`4ll-eille, from Cardiff; L'Etoile, from Carentan.

(BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Monday Morning.
bArriv d Nov 9—Elina and Ludwig, from Rostk ; Em-
Zero/ freom., Cronstadt ; Anti a, from Helsingborgoc ; Maria
ouise, from Konigsberg.
Arrived Nov. 10—Ann
from Proud
Guernsm , fro Cron9Exta edrimt ;
ent Ph,
from
ix,
from ey
e's,hgborg ; Oscar, from Aarhuus ;; Robeprt Peel, from
4'esund.
DEAL, Monday Morning.
Pa, ,
sed—Sir Isaac Newton, from Japan, for London ;
1%-.71t/ screw steamer, from London, for Ferrol ; Ross de
—gles, screw steamer, from London, for Genoa ; Olivia,
from Nom ay for Nantes • Anna Dorothea, from Dantsic,
01
litalehored—Wiloadee, from Gothenburg, from Bombay ;
barque \ from Sunderland, for Alicante; Pallas (Russian
Nvest:ei and Jupiter (Norwegian barque), from north, for

the
itk,Courrier du Havre states that an important
Tion is in contemplation at the cathedral of Rouen—
idea eat. lighting it with gas instead of oil. At present the !
the merely to introduce it partially in different parts of I
t Will eliding, but there is reason to believe that the plan
eciiee step there, but be adopted throughout the whole
04e ee. Mgr. de Bonnechose has charged the Abbe Robert
of his canons, to examine the question.
Advises from Fondicheri y state that the Gover-
;l.-General, by order of the Emperor, has decided that all
pel.B°llB who engage in the cultivation of cotton in the
ti 411°4 possessions in India, shall be exempted from taxa-
as an encouragement.
The last advises announce the death of M. Pellerin,
a _
Dostolic Vicar of Northern Cochin-China, on the 13th
September, at Poule-Pinang. The deceased was only 49
Srears of age.
The Turin journals announce that the Po has
!8011 very considerably at Ferrard, and that an inunda-
tionie expected in the neighbcurhood of that town.
We have grounds for believing that his Royal
highness the Commander-in-Chief has under considera-
tion the whole of the circumstances connected with the
trial of Captain Smales, from the very beginning of these
troubles down to the recent remarks of his Excellency Sir
Hugh Rose on the finding of the court-martial. It was
natural that the officers interested in the reputation of the
Innisgilling Dragoons, and in their own good name as
damaging statementsmade b;Yhis
officers, should demand inquiry into the truth of the very
and p esent condition, internal Excellency as to the past
that distinguished corpe._ar economy, and efficiency of
tntiy. and .A'avy Gazette.
The comlng of age
Prince of Wales was an evefnt toll; Royal
Highness the
offi-
cers for years past have been looking h many
faorward, as the epoch
old naval
on which fortune was to smile upon%
visiting them
backward
she had been 011 former occasions in
:ng them with her
dampened when the
t allude more di-
favours. Their hopes were doomed to beery
thias thrown a
event (to which it will not be necessa
rectly) which for now nearly twelvemontAhas
heavy gloom over the country occurred.
r
the press to u rge y met with no encouragement from the me
Wore. on
Claims, and when it was found that the Prince had made
trrargements to pas to thedwindled down to something
more than a state of doubt, and only last week we alluded
to the almost then existing certainty that no honours would
be conferred on the navy ; hut as her gracious Majesty has,
with that singular abnegation of Belt which so much dis-
tinguishes her, resolved that her grief shall not deprive all
those of her gallant subjects who, under other circumstances,
Would have received distinction at her hands, we under-
stand that a certain number of officers of the Royal Navy
will be selected for the various grades of the honour of the
Bath, rule applied -. The
oe ta to the sister service will doubtless
tde }ken as a guide in the case of the navy, and thus at the
eventh hour the depression which seemed to have settled
wn
nd n the service will be partially removed.—sirmy
"V Gazette,