The Sun.
London, England, 1854-06-02 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

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I.4oNDOrti June 2.—Wind this day at Noon, N.; mode-
rate breezes, and dull, hazy weather, with rain.
COWER, June I.—Arrived—Washington (s), from New
York; left May 20.
DOVER, June I.—Wind, N.E. Arrived—Ann and
Marys, from Chichester, for Sunderland, with loss of bow-
sprit and cut-water, having been in contact with a steamer
for Belfast, about midnight, off this port,.
PORTSMOUTH, June I.—Wind, E.N.E. Arrived—De-
vonshire, from London, and sailed for New York. Sailed
—4l.M.S•Sealark, on a cruise.
WEYMOUTH, May 30.—Wind, E. Sailed—Stephen and
Sarah, for Rio Grande.
RYE, June I.—Wind, E. Arrived—Hercules, Memel.
DARTMOUTH, June I.—Wind, E. Arrived—Urania,
from Quebec.
PLYMOUTH, June I.—Wind, E. Arrived—Maitland,
from London, for Hobart Town. Sailed—Lord Raglan
(transport), for Constantinople.
FALMOUTH, June I.—Wind, E., strong. Sailed—ln-
dustrie, •or Gibraltar ; Anna. Constantinople.
SWANSEA, June I.—Wind, E.S.E. Sailed—Felicite,
for Malta ; Louise Marie, Gibraltar.
SHIELDS, June I.—Wind, N.E. Arrived—Chevy Chase
(s s), from Rotterdam • Grantham, Hamburgh. Sailed—
Isabella, New York • iVolga, do.; Themis, Constantinople.
GRIMSBY ROADS, 'June I.—Arrived—Peggy, from Lon-
don, for Shields, with loss of mainmast, bulwarks, and side
stqe, &c., having been run into by the Susan (Norway
barque) yesterday, about six miles N.E. of the Newsand
Light.
14wEsToTT, June I.—The Topsey, of and from Hull for
Loudon, grounded on Halm Sand last night, but was
assisted off this morning, making no water, and proceeded.
YARMOUTH, June I.—The Caroline, of Riga, from St.
labbes, with salt, arrived here yesterday, in charge of Mr.
Boyle, R.N., having been captured, April 29, in Riga Bay,
by H.M.'etteatner Amphion. •
PILLAu; May 26. —The Maria, of -Pauline, bound to
Riga, in ballast, arrived here yesterday, having been over-
hauled by a British ship of war off Leperort, and was
Warned off.
GOTHENBURG, May 26.—The Justus, from Stockholm,
to this port, is reported to have been lost off Forsvik.
TONSBERG, May 10.—The Isbjorn (sealer), of this place,
arrived here yesterday with 3,000 seals, and considerable
damage by ice.
(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Friday, 10.30 a.m.
Wind E., moderate and very fine.
Arrived—Otto Sodskende, from Nykiobing ; Pallas and
Clara Maria, from Memel.
Off the Port —Tohn Mackenzie and Devonport.
(BY SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Friday, 10.35 a.m.
Wind, N.E. ; tide, three-quarters' ebb ; raining.
Arrived—Progress, from Rotterdam ; Caroline, Faborg ;
Economy, Dantzio; Excel, Dunkirk ; Endraght, Worcum ;
Express, Neufchatel • Paul, Riga; Emilie, Dantzic ; Juno,
Riga ; Johanna, Calma ; Maria, Copenhagen ; Robert,
Konigsberg ; Garnerholm, Copenhagen ; Dido, Memel ;
Adrian, Dantzic.

DEAL, Friday, 10 a.m,

Wind, E. ; strong, with rain.
No arrivals. Sailed--Flying Childers, For Boston.
Sailed—City of Rotterdam, (a.), for Dunkirk ; City of
Paris, (s.), Boulogne ; Concord, Constantinople ; Saun
dada, Lisbon.

A HOME THRUST.— During the contest in the Ameri-
can Senate on the night of the passage of the Nebraska
Bill a eulogium upon slavery was pronounced by Mr.
Badger, of North Carolina. Referring to the affection
which existed between master and slave, he mentioned
his old " mammy," the negro woman who bad nursed
him, and complained that if slavery should be excluded
from Nebraska, he could not carry this old negro woman
with him if he went there. To this Mr. Wade, of Ohio,
replied, that he knew nothing to prevent the senator
from taking his "mammy" with him to Nebraska, ex-
cept that he could'nt sell her when he got there.
PUBLIC REVENUE AND CONSOLIDATED FUND CHARGES
BlLL.—This bill, brought in by the Government, is for
carrying into effect the new arrangement for bringing
the gross income of the country into the Exchequer, and
Putting an end to the system of deductions from the
amount in its progress into the national treasury. The
bill provides that most of the payments which have
thus been deducted shall in future be submitted an-
nually, in the shape of votes in supply, to the House of
Commons ; but the salaries of the Scotch judges, the
augmentation of stipends of Scotch clergy under various
statutes, and the compensation for loss of fees granted
under various acts of Parliament, are to be charged on
the consolidated fund. The bill provides that the quar-
terly accounts are to be made up in future to the end
°f March, June, September, and December, instead of
the sth of the following month. This is quite unob-
jectionable ; but there is another provision of somewhat
questionable character—that the " finance accounts"
shall in future be made up, not to the end of December,
but the end of March. This makes necessary another
provision—that the finance accounts shall be laid before
Parliament, not (as at present) in March, but on or
before the 30th of June, when Parliament ought to be
breaking up.