The Sun.
London, England, 1854-09-28 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, Sept. 28.—Wind this day at Noon. E.S.E.
to S.S.E. ; light pleasant breeze, and fino clear, dry
weather.
RAMSGATE, Sept. 27.—Wind, S.S.E. Sailed—Comet,
for Cadiz.
PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 27.—Wind, S.E. Arrived—Tem-
perante, from Brovig ; Harmony, Christiania, and sailed
for Southampton ; HaaLet (Finmark), for Messina, having
lost jibboom, fore and main topsails, rigging, &c., on the
18th Sept.;H.M.S. Miranda, from the White Sea.
Sailed—Gold Digger, for Penang Fairy, Malaga.
PLYMOUTH, Sept. 27.—Wind, E. to S.W. Arrived—
James, from Rotterdam ; Hercules, Ds.ntzic ; Orythea,
Sunderland, for Carthagena, to stop a leak ; Cr. Withall,
Bristol- for Gothenburg. Sailed—Star of the West, for
the Mauritius.
FALMOUTH, Sept. 26.—Wind, E. Arrived—Janus,
from Dram ; Rapid, London, for Faro. Sailed—Mary,
Hull ; Elizabeth, Rio Janeiro ; Norge, Gloucester.
DARTMOUTH, Sept. 27.—Wind, B. Arrived—Meretiry,
from London, for Leghorn, with trifling damage.
BRISTOL, Sept. 27.—Wird, E. Arrived—Cape Range,
from Quebec. Sailed—Petrel, for New York.
SHIELDS, Sept. 27.—Wind, W. .Arrived—Graf v.
B
Naples ; Frederick Wielholtn, Neustadt ; Charlotte
Hage,urlo v
Copenhagen, from
New ;
Union,YOrk
Wer, Girgonti ; Gesina,
Bergen.eipp
Constantinople ; Louise, Trieste.
POOLE, Sept. 27.—Wind, E. Arrived—lsabella, from
Sicily. Sailed—Expert, for
FLEETWOOD, Sept. 27.--Sailed—Granville Bay, for
Dalhousie.
SWANSEA, Sept. 27.—Wind, N.W. Sailed—Vesper,
for Messina ; Julia, Bordeaux.
NEWPORT, Sept. 27.—Arrived Maria Eliza, from
Havre ; Clengela, Bristol, both for Rio Janeiro ; Eluerea,
Bristol, for Cape de Verds. Sailed—Jane, for St. Thomas ;
Corinth, Marseilles ; Child Harold, Aden ; Ave, New
York.
HARTLEPOOL, Sept. 27.—Arrived—Conqueror, from
Hamburgh.
DUNDEE, Sept. 24.—Arrived—Indnstrie, Archangel.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 26.—The Toronto (ship), of Glas-
gow, from Liverpool, was spoken Sept. 20, in lat. 49 N.
24 W. putting back with loss of foremast, bowsprit, Sm.
AKYAB, Aug. 3.—From Trieste, received at 7.551 a.m.
The Syria struck on a reef in Torres Straits, and made 14
inches water per hour, but had reduced it to 1 inch.
CALCUTTA, Aug. 18.—From Trieste, at 7.55 p.m. The
Lismoyne, bound to London, and the Steadfast have put
back to this port leaky, and with cargoes damaged. The
Goodwin from London, has been stranded at Kedgeree.
BATAVIA, Aug. s.—From Trieste, received at 7.55 a.m.
The Fatima, the Thomasine, and the Elizabeth, of Bristol,
all from Australia, hive been lost in the Torres Straits.

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Thursday, 11 S.M.
Wind S., light breeze, and fine.
Arrived—Tiger, from Quebec ; Chebucto, Halifax.
Off—Sophia and Blanch, from Halifax ; Eagle, from
Melbourne, with 335,0001.
Sailed—Carntyue, for Melbourne ;
Lady Russell, New
Orleans ;Wellington, Kong Kong ; Bozmnilla, Hamburg ;
Teal, River Plate ; N. S. de las Victorian, Savannah ; Sir
William Molesworth, Havre.

(Er BUBItARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAM)
GRAVESEND, Thursday, 10.47 a.m.

Wind, N.E. ; tide 51 hours' ebb ; fine.
Arrived—Soho (s.), from Havre; Rainbow (s.), Rotter-
dam ; Baron Osy (s.), Antwerp ; Lord John Russell (s.),
Rotterdam ; Earl Auckland, Rotterdam ; Leon, Gra-re-
lines.
Sailed—William Jolliffo, steamer, for Boulogne ; Ocean,
steamer, Havre.
DEAL, Thursday, 10.9 a.m.

Wind, S.S.E., light, and fine.
Passed.—Slater Robow, from London for Malta ; Mari-
ner, London, Sierra Leone ; Herefordshire, transport, and
Belgravia, 103 transport, Cherbourg, London ; Wilbelmina,
Newcastle, Lisbon ; Mathildo, Meinel, St. Ilbo's ; Alphea,
Kertch, Hull ; H.M.S. Viper, from the river, westward;
City of Glasgow, London, Glasgow.
The Russian ship Auguste, Capt. Fierke, from London
for Cardiff, missed stays, got entangled near the main, at
the South Foreland : assisted off with slipping an anchor,
60 fathoms of chain, and two hawsers, and is being sup-
plied from horn.

THE ALBAN AT ABo.—The following is an extract
from a letter from the Baltic :—" Her Majesty's ship
Alban, on the 12th inst., received orders from Rear-Ad-
miral 11. B. Martin to transport 25 Russian prisoners,
nine being officers, and several of the soldiers wounded,
from Boinarsund to Abo. Every attention and kindness
was shown to them, which they cordially appreciated ;
and, after twice grounding in getting on shore, the last
quite defying all present efforts to get the vessel off, Cap-
tain Otter decided on proceeding to Abo (a distance of
13 miles) in his gig, with a flag of truce lying, to request
the authorities there to send for the prisoners. On his
arrival at the port he met a Russian steamer, and on
communicating he delivered the Commander-in-Chief's
despatches, which were immediately f, irwarded to the
governor of the district, and orders sent to the captain of
the Nordvakten to proceed with a lighter to the assis-
tance of the Alban. After a strenuous though ineffec-
tual effort to launch her into deep water, which strained
the Russian's engines, she left with the wounded officers
an 1 men for Abo, promising to return the following
morn rig with further assistance. In the afternoon of
the following day she returned with another steamer in
company, towing at the same time a large flat-bottomed
peat. Happily these adjuncts were dispensed with, as
the Alban was hove off by the vigorous exertions of her
own crew. On the fortunate occurrence of the Alban
sliding off the rock the Russian officers gave a hud
national hurrah ;' indicating their identity with
the safety of the ship they had been so long
on board. On the Saturday the officers departed
with many expressions of goodwill, and regret that
they could not present souvenirs for the hospitality they
had received, and the English on the following day (Sun-
day) were much mystified in seeing their old friend, the
Nordvakten, towing a cutter. Speculation was rife in
every man's mind,—what could be the object of their
visit ? These conjectures were soon set at rest by the
Flag-Lieutenant, Baron von Bioge, coming on board,
stating that he had been requested by General Wendt,
Commander-in-Chief at Abo, to request the acceptance
of a bullock, sonic sheep, potatoes, &c., for the crew,
and cream and butter, with a cask of capital Madeira
for the officers, as the prisoners (officers) had informed
him that they had polished off' the remaining stock of
the 5114ry,"