The Sun.
London, England, 1854-07-28 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

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LormnN, July 27. Wind this day at Noon. N.N.E. to
N.E ; ilea ant breeze, and fine clear wealber.
POR :111 Urn, July 27.—Wind, E. Arrived—Chatham,
from Ma Iris. Mauritius. &.3.
PLYMOUTH, July 27.—Wind, E.S.E. Sailed—Orient,
for Putt Plii.ip ; 1-le of Thu.net, do. Off Purt—ELAl.:!.
Tyne, from South America.
FALMOUTH, July 27.—Wind, E Arrived—Castilian
Crum Loudon, for Neu Immiland ; Liwa, London,
for Flobart Town, wiih cholera on
GLOUC ..EITER, July 27.—Sailed—Helen Lindsay, fur
‘.

SHIELDs, July 27.—Wind, N.E. Arrived—Frederick,
front New York ; British Queen, Mirawichi ; Polly, du. ;
lropress, Quebec.
LPOnD, July 27.—Wind, E. by S. Arr:v
rifler. from Sal'aunith•
SCNDERLAND, July 27.—. Wind, E.S.E. Sailed—George
Welt:, lot Ceylon ; Chace, Li
new, July 27.—Wind, N. W. Arri Jed—Euphrosyne,
from 6 ..John's, N B ; Blanche, do.
CUXHAVEN, July 24.—The Aleda, from Hartlepool to
Altona, is on share off the liiiidcrbalje.
NEWPORT, July 27.—Sailed—Gentral Taylor, for New
York.
SWANSEA, July 27.—Wind, E. Sailed—Amana, for
Coquimbo.
QUEENSTOWN, July 26.—Sailed— illiam, for Quebec ;
Flora, do and Montr-al.
;ELSINORE, July 22.—The Sphinx (transport steamer),
With Wrench troops on board, arrived here yesterday after-
11' On. An English war st earner, with two transports, No.
105 and 106 iu tow, passed this morning, bound to the
:July 24.—Her Majesty's steamer Stromboli proceeded
this morning, with two transports in tow, for the Baltic.
HONG KONG, ISlty 21—The Shamrock, b. Al id to Mel-
,
nr .e, with loss of topmasts, &c., iu a gale, on the 12th
of tceb , was s, oken by the Klassina, arrived here from
}lava pool.
a I.EI,I3OURNE, May 2.—The Antoinette Cezard (French
suip), from Loudon, struck on the Corsair Rocks, and was
run on shore on Swan Bay, lull of water, and remains;
Part of cargo landed.

111 R ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL, Friday, 10.30 A H.
Wind, S S.E ; light and dull.
Arrived-841.10n.5, from New York ; Thornhill, Quebec :
Rattler (a), Op,rto ; Augusta Louisa (s), Bordeaux
Sailed—Panther, fur COcuita, ; Stamboul, Sydney ;
Britannia' Philadelphia; Old England, New York; Thus.
Labrador.

BIRMINGHAM, JULY 27.
• STOCIE EXCHANGE.—There was wore done in the market
to 'Lay than for some days past, and i,l hough Shrewshuly
and Birmingham stock rrcesteil a point daring the (lay, it
recoveied it, before the close of 'Change. The only sal,
Imported on 'Limp was Shrewabu y and Birmingham
Stvetc, at 70.

LIBERATION OF MR. JEREMIAH SMITH. LATE MAYOR
OF RYE, .Yes erday morning this geutleintn was line-
i.,l+ll by order of the Secret try of State of the Home
t',Partinent, previously to which a certifilate of belief
tt 11 innocence of any c Irrupt motive was signed by
every juryinau who tried him, arising from circumstances
that have become known since the trial.
,„ REALTEt oF THE LORD CHANCELLOR OF IRELAND.—
'he Lord Chancellor has almost entirely recovered from
titi recent indisposition, and will, it is expected, be
shortly able to resume the discharge of his official duties.
LOUTH or LORD MEDWYN.—We regret to announce
the death of Lord Medwyn, which took place at his
rise here yesterday morning. His lordship had reached
advacced age of 77. He was caled to te bar i
and raised to the bench in 18251;
and heh only re-
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ligi,ed his judgeship in the end of 1852.—Scotsman.
, Loan ABERDEEN AT MALVERN.—It has transpired
`ll4t the Earl of Aberleen's flying visit to Malvern the
Other day was p-ti,l to his soil, Lord Radio. who is a
patient at one of the water-cure establishments there.
rhe disclosure will prove a great relief and comfort to
the minds of many credulous old ladies and g,ntlemen,
who might otherwise have fancied that he had gone thi-
ther to meet the Russian Count Nicholas Pa!:len, on the
and,colleague with him fur betraying this country to
Worcestershire Chronicle.
t CHARGE OF MURDER.—At the Mansion House yes-
pr hty+ Franz de Haas was charged before Mr. Alderman
-"ggeridge, On suspicion of having committ,d an atro-
rBue munier near the City of Amsterdam, on Thursday
,4 • Mr. John Matthews at,einb d as solicitor on be-
malt of the Dutch Governumnt. He stated tint the pri
thtoner was a Dutchman, and bad been apprehend& d
rough the instrumentality of the electric tell-erapir, on
n-liicton of 11,,vin cruelly murdered a family of five
Persons nained Rikwinkle. at the Ringlijh, in the
IlItY of Ainsterdsin After the hearing i.f evidence,
Alderman Mturceride said he could not allow such a
p:rson as the prisoner to go at large ; he would there-
bre remand him till S4turlay. In the meantime, the
totneh authorities would receive the ueoehary authority
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