The Sun.
London, England, 1854-05-25 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.

QUARANTINE NOTICE.
OPORTO, May 18.—The Lisbon Board of Health having
declared the ports of Vienna and Camintra suspected, and
Virgo infected, all ships for Oporto must first go to Lisbon
to perform quarantine, or have their papers examined.

LONDON, May 25.—Wind this day at Noon, S. to S.W. ;
light breeze, and fine.
OFF HASTINGS, May 24.—Ariel, from Port Elizabeth.
COWES, May 24.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—Mercurius,
from Callao, and sailed for Antwerp.
OFF THE WlGHT.—Derwentwater, from Hobart Town.
BONCHURCII (Isle of Wight), May 24.—Wind, S.W.
Arrived—Cleopatra, from Demerara.
PLYMOUTH, May 24.—Wind, W. Sailed—Forerunner
(a), for West Coast of Africa.
OFF DARTMOUTH, May 23.—Furious Ridley, from Mel-

bourne.
SUNDERLAND, May 24. Wind, S. S. E. Arrived

D'Arcy, Moulmein.
PORTSMOUYii, May 25.—The Irene, arrived h '
ere from
Adelaide, S.A., reports that the Australian (s.s.), from
Australia to England, has been wrecked in Table Bay,
crew, passengers, gold, and mails saved.
CORRY (Isle of Skye), May 18.—The Countess of Liver-
pool, schooner, of and for Newcastle, from Arklon, sprang
a leak, and was run upon the beach at Kylerhea, May 16.
ST. MAWES.—Arrived—Ocean Gun, from the Cape of
Good Hope.
ST. MICHAEL'S, May 2.—The Italia brig, of Genoa,
Buenos Ayres to Southampton, with artificial guano, was
run on shore at Rosto de Cao, with cargo on fire, 27th ult.,
and was burned to the water's edge ; a small portion of
cargo saved and sold.
CORK, May 23.—Wind, N. Sailed—. Albion, for Bar-
CORK,
; Zephyr, Quebec.
FALMOUTH, May 24.—Wind, W. Off Port—Constance,
from Melbourne ; Ariel, of Aberdeen, Port PhiliP ; Col-
lin g wood, Java.
CARDIFF, May 24.—Wind, S.S.W. Sailed—Robertson,
for Havannah ; Hannah Thornton, New York.
QUEENSTOWN, May 23.—Wind, variable. Arrived—
Globe, from Pernambuco. Off Port—Araby Maid, from
Mauritius for Liverpool ' • Oceanica, do.; Seringapatam,
Callao; Woodstock, do.; Dante, Porto Rico. The pilot
cutter, Dolphin, has fallen in with a derelict vessel, laden
with pitch, pine timber, and cotton, supposed
thto be the
Bona Dea, of Liverpool ; her stern is out, but e cargo
from the mainmast forward appeared to be all in her.
Assistance has been sent out to bring her in.
ELSINORE, May 22.—The Baltic (s.s.), of Hull, from the
Clyde to Pillau is on shore on the Swinebottoms and leaky ;
assistance has been sent to her.
CUXHAVEN, May 22.—The Concordia, from Hamburgh
to Perth, which was on shore on Medon; Sand May 20, has
been got off after discharging a portion of her cargo, and
has come into the harbour.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
PLYMOUTH, Wednesday Evening.
The ship Constance, Captain Stewart, which left Mel-
bourne on the Bth of January, with a gold freight, was off
Falmouth on Tuesday evening, and landed a mail and 28
passengers ; 70 passengers are gone up channel in her.
LIVERPOOL, Thursday, 10.45 a.m.

Wind, S. ; moderate, and fine.
The Araby Maid, from Mauritius, has not arrived, as
reported on the 22d inst.
Arrived—Patriot Queen, from Calcutta ; Gitana, Bahia ;
Manuelmonth, St. John's, N. 8.; and Confucius, Shanghai.
Off Port—Regulus, Alciope, Colun?.bus, Jessie Munn,
John Patchett, Fidelia, Junon, and Vicar of Bray.
Sailed—Adriatic, for New York; Wasp, New Orleans;
and Liberia, St. John, N.B.

(BY SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Thursday, 10.13 a.m.
Wind, S.W. ; tide, half flood ; fine.
Arrived, 24th—Amalia Laura, from Dantzic ; Wilton,
Jamaica ; Albion. Porto Rico ; Hope, Galatz ; Albert,
New York ; Wellington, Hobart Town ; Kent, Port
Philip ; Siren, Bahia ; Paris et Londre (s), Paris.
Arrived, 25th—Concordia (s), from Rotterdam ; Baron
Osy (s), Antwerp ; Earl of Auckland (a), Rotterdam ;
Triton (s), Calais.
Sailed—Minkiena, for Pillau.

DzAL, Thursday, 9.30 aim,

Wind, W.S.W. ; very fine.
Passed—Collingwood, from westward ; Emlyn, Colombo
Monteiroc, Oporto ; Ocean Gem, Cape of Good Hope—a]
for London.
Anchored—Salacia, for Hobart Town ; General Wilt-
shire, Aden ; Christiania, New York—all from London.
Sailed—Tantivy, John Scott, John Bright, and Laura.
The Fre, ch steam corvette Milan sailed for the Baltic 11
at six a.m.
Toe brig John Scott, in working out of the Downs this
morning, came iu contact with the barque Elspeth, and
carried away the latter vessel's quarter boat. The former
Motel proceeded without damp.