The Sun.
London, England, 1854-06-10 00:00:00

PORTSMOUTH, June 9.--Wind, N. to W. Sailed

Her Majesty's sieatuer Rbadatnanthus, for the Eastward.
SHIELDS, June 9.—Wind, N. Sailed—John Sims, for
New York ; Cactus, do.
LIvEHPOOL, June 9.—The passengers and crew of the
Helen Thompson, from Troon to Quebec, which foundered
near the Bird Isles, May 18, "were saved by the Sarah
from this port, which put into Richibucto ; 10 wore taken
on board the Ava, of Scarborough; 12 by the Duke, of
Maryport ; and 12 by the Wilkinson, all bound to Quebec.

(RY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPFI.)
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, 10.45 a.m.

Wind, S.W. ; strong breeze, and fine. -
Arrived—Alice Wilson, from St. John's, New Brups-
wick ; Sostre, Nakskow; Helene de Trende and Eliza-
beth, Hamburgh ; Mercurius, Dordt ; and Charles, fret!'
Ostend.

(Br SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Saturday, 9.55 a.m.
Wind, W.N.W. ; tide, quarter flood; weather, tine.
Anived—Wilberforee (a), from. Hamburgh ; Seiue (a)
Boulcgne ; Belgium (s), Ostend ; Maria, Christiania
Soudderen, do. • •
• DEAL, Saturday, 9.45 a.m.

Wind, W. ; light and cloudy.
Passed—Mohawk, from London, for Sidney ; and Jane,
from Port Matto() to Kiel.
Anchored—Santos, for Bilboa ; Daily Louisa, for Port
Philip •, George Henry, for Madeira ; Elizabeth, Grenada ;
Eva Elizabeth, Genoa ; Despatch, GnerllSey—all from
Loudon.
Sailed—Forfarshire, Abbenton, Ann Fisher, and Char-
lotte.
Passed—Her Majeity's steamer Rhadamauthus, from
Westward, for Eastward, at 5.30 a.m.

1 13Ea1AN's GOLD MAC4INE.—A letter has been re.-
ceived in town from New York, dated the 27th May,
which states that Berdan's machines continue to work
admirably at the Rutherford Mine, Carolina, and that
the company were negotiating for two more machines in
New York.
SUICIDE NEAR TFIE CRYSTAL PALACTS.—Yesterday, in.
formation was received at the P division .station-house,
near Camberwell, that a man
_had been found hanging in
an unfinished house at Norwoodopear the Cfystal Palace.
On some constables proceeding to the spot the individual
was recognised as Henry Parker, one of the workmen
lately employed at the Crystal Palace. The body was
removed to the Queen's Head public-house, Norwood,
for an inquest.

BOLD EXPLOIT OF CAPTAIN YELVERTON, OF TEE
ABROGANT.—Wo think the public ought to be put in
possession of a fact, highly honourable to this gallant
officer, which took place a few hours before the affair of
Eckness, in which he and Captain Hall, of the Hccla,
so effectively attacked the Russian batteries.° The Arro-
gant, previous to Capt. Hall's arrival, was close in with
Helsingfors, atui an opportunity having presented itself,
Capt. Yelverton landed on an island .where a lighthouse,
1.75 feet in height, gave him full means of reconnoitr-
ing the interior of the harbour. This lofty look-out
Captain Yelverton ascended ; and to use the words of
our informant,.Captain Yelverton "saw the place ep,en-
didly," be counted eight line-of-battle ships, a couple of
frigates, and a lot of small craft." He had also a full
view of the batteries, &c. The information thus ob-
tained will be of uo small use to Sir C. Napier, for it has
been asserted that the gallant admiral, in not providing.
Admiral Plumridge with a sufficient force to engage this
division of the Russian fleet, had allowed it to escape
from Ilelsingfors, and that it had joined the Cronstadt
force. It is only just to Captain Yelverton that the
country should be aware of the quarter from which this
information is derived.