The Sun.
London, England, 1854-09-11 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, Sept. 11. Wind this day at Noon, S.W. ; fine
weather.

PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 10.—Wind, S. Arrived--Manger.
ton (transport, No. 17), from Constantinople, and sailed
for Deptford ; H.Al.'s yachts Victoria and Albert ; H.M.'a
ster mers Hornet, Salamander, Malacca, Black Eagle, and
Vivid, from Boulogne ; Queen Bell, London • Vifredo.
London, for Constantinople, having been on shore on the
Puller Bank, and will be docked in her Majesty's dock-
yard.
RAMSGATE, Sept. 10.—Wind, N.E. Arrived—The
Symmetry, from London, and proceeded for Dublin, after
landing one of the crew sick.
SHIELDS, Sept. 9. Wind, N.E. Sailed—Hannah
Cedner, for Melbourne ; Caroline, Monte Video ; Mace-
donia, Buenos Ayres; Leods, and Lucknow, New York;
Orion, Boston, U.S.
WATERFORD, Sept. 9.—Wind, N.E. Arrived—Mar-
garet, from Trinidad.
KIN
ESALE,arSd,ss
Sept. 7.—Wind, E. Arrived—lndustry, from
Prince
CARDIFF, Sept. B.—Wind, E. Sailed—St. Helier, for
Rio Grande; Harlington, Constantinople.
LONDONDERRY, Sept. 7.—Wind, N.E. Sailed—Ho.
wadje, for Philadelphia.
DARTMOUTH, Sept. 10 —Wind, S.E. Arrived—Johanuas
from New Yolk, for Bremen-

(Br SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Monday, 10 a.m.

--
Wind calm, tide low water, tine.
Arrived, 10th—Cumberland, from River de Loup ;
Moselle (s.),Hamburgh; Agenoria, Honduras ; Alexander,
Guernsey.
llth.—Zwantie Elizabeth, from Archangel ; Ocean (s.),
Havre ; Ravenabourne, Antwerp ; Tyenoored, Rotterdam
Sailed, 10th—Quickstep, for New York ; Harriet Armi-
tage, Cape of Good Hope ; Janette Willes, Port Phillip
Soho (s.), Havre; Baron Osy, Antwerp.
11th—Elizabeth Sophia, for Christiana.

DEAL, Monday, 9.40 a.m.

W nd S., light, and fine,
hosed—Ashburton, from London for Sydney ; Coro-
mandel, London for Adelaide ; Ouan Spray, Quebec for
London ; Fortitude, ditto ; Effort, ditto ; Acis, Trinidad
for London ; N. S. Delharmen, Havaunah for London ;
Quickstep, London for New York.

The Earl of Clarendon has been in town several days
during the week, to attend to hi 4 official duties at the
Foreign Office. The noble earl returned to the Grove,
near Watford, on Friday, where his lordship and the
countess are entertaining the Countess (Dowager) of
Verulam and a select circle.
The Imperial Agricul _ural Society
of Paris has lately
proved by experiments the efficacy of salt in destroyingn
snails. Some salt havil g been used as manure at
ro:
part of the Jardin des Plantes, it was found
the spot.
that a 1
g
nunaber of snails soon after lay dead all round
.kos it appeared likely that the salt was tb
mortality, some salt was strewed on
the ground, and a
number of snails placed on it. It as then found that
touched the salt at
all of them which left their shells and the cause of this
w'
once threw out a greenish froth, and died soon after.—
Paris Paper.
after long inquiry,
The Lords of the Treasury,
declined to accede to a peti.
o a ,
have batraent in the port of London for
a more open system lionC+Js;
to hme s
landing PROMOTIONS
department
p r .
promotion, and that they might
succeed to the offices!
off
Lllectons and comptrollers, their
lordships having rep
lied that they are not prepared toalter the existing practice.—Civil Service Gazette.
_
Handbills are circulating at Exeter,
inviting the conitn
DEAg 131311).—Itees of the local benefit societies to
breadcompany, in order to secure to
t and forma . .
the bl •of In" that city its fair share in blessings a
the public of t
In the handbill referred to, which is
'fill harvest.
bountiful is dated the 7th inst., it said—" In January last corn.
Friday last •
a* 88s. the quarter , on it sold at
was selling.
525.,
being more than 4s. per bushel less than in Ja-
nuary ; besides, in the last two weeks wheat has fallen
16s. per qr., and our modest bakers have dropped one
halfpenny on the 41b. loaf.
THE MURDER OF AN INUNT BT ITS MOTERR,--
At the Southwark Police-court, Mr. Combe was in.
formed by Serjeant Golding, 7 M, that an inquest bad
just been held at St. George's Workhouse, on a male
infant, 17 days old, the offspring of Jane Harrington,
who was charged on Thursday at this court with
ii-
miuistering poison to it, and cruelly ill-treating it. The
jury bad returned a verdict of Wilful murder against her
and she
will be brought up to-doy for fartber.
examination.

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