The Sun.
London, England, 1854-05-20 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, May 20. Wind this day at Noon, W. ; light
breeze, and fine clear weather The Olympia (barque),
Pernambuco to England, was fallen in with on fire, May
1, in lat. 34 N., 43 W , and crew taken off by the Kan-
garoo, arrived off Lyme Regis.
Powrsmoumt, May 19.—Wind, N.E. to S. Sailed—
Rhine for New York; H.M.'s steamer Brisk, Eastward;
do. Miranda, Eastward.
FALMOUTH, May 19.-.-Wind, variable. Arrived—Sol-
dan. from New Orleans.
MALDON, May 19.—Wind, N.E., blowing. The Prince
of Wales (s), of Lowestoff,, from Gothenburgh to London,
went on shore this morning on the Blacktail Spit, and re-
mains with rudder gone.
OFF THE EDDYSTONE. May 19.—Union (s), from New
York for Cowes and Havre. /
GRIMSBY, May 19.—The Amelia and the Johanna,
prizes to H.M.'s steamer Bulldog, have arrived in the
Roads to-day.
SKIBBEREEN, May 18.—A waterlogged vessel is reported
to have been seen 100 miles to the westward. The Dolphin
and anothem cutter have proceeded from Crookhaven to
render assistance.
LONDONDERRY, May 18.---krrived—Eduact, from Phi-
ladelphia.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, 10.30 a.m.
W.S.W. ; gentle breeze, and (lull.
Arrived—Alfred and British Lion, from New Orleans ;
Chariot of Fame, Boston ; Foiga, Baltimore; Jabez Snow,
Philadelphia ; and Eva, Antwerp.
Sailed—Queen of the West, for New York ; Muscongua,
Charleston ; and Sarah, Quebec.

(BY SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Saturday, 10.25 a.m.
Wit?d, LW.; title three hours' ebb ; weather very fine.
Arrived —Aladiterranee from Bslize ; Agnes Blakie,
Thisted • Eingheden, Neustadt ; Raania,
r 4 pooping ; Belgium
) Ostend ; Tiger, Hamburgh.
V Sailed—
. • en° BerthoVen for Memel Loniza Kilham,
Boston, vma Cardiff; Gothenborg (s.), Gothenborg.

DEAL Saturday, 9.30 a.m.
Wind, S. W•, light, and fine.
Passed—Clarendon, from Honduras • Pearl, Para ; Vir-
ginia, Odessa ; Artagnar, Drae,momeister • Ituna, Mai y
Albymus, Callao for London; Olivia,
Marseilles Ann,
for Lynn nn;Reserve, London for Jamaica; Syd-
ney (s.s ), London for Malta.
Her Majesty's ship Brisk, from westward, anchored last
Lionfo,

night.
The French frigate Vengeance arrived and anchored.
Sailed• The Anglo-Saxon, for Yarmouth.

THE PRINCES GHOLAM MAHOMED AND FEROZE SHAH.
Their Highnesses Prince Gholam Mahomed and Prince
Peroze Shah are still sojourning at the Oriental Hotel,
Vere-street, where they daily receive visits from the
highest members of the aristocracy. We understand
that, so satisfied are their highnesses with the magnifi
cent saloons of this establishment, and the facilities af-
forded them for carrying out their native customs and
observances, that they have made arrangements for re.
=lining there for the next nine months. The desire of
the proprietors to forward their wishes in every respect,
and to consult their feelings, has been warmly acknow
ledged, and has caused the Oriental to possess quite as
much the feature of an Eastern caravanserai as of an
English hotel of the first class.
TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION WITH THE EAST.
The French and English military authorities in the East
have established a service of couriers from Belgrade to
Adrianople. It is supposed that the distance will be
performed in four days. Afterwards, by telegraph from
Semlin, despatches will arrive at Paris in less than seven
hours, in passing by the following stations :—Semlin,
Peterwardein, Lovrin, Szegedin. Pesth, Vienna,
Lint; Munich, and Paris. In addition, a service of
couriers is to be established between Adrianople and the
army of the East It is calculated that by means of all
these measures news will be received from the centre of
Operations in six days.
CHARTERED BANE CF INDIA, AUSTRALIA, AND CHINA.
—The solicitors of the committee of shareholders of this
bank, appointed to resist the attempt of the directors to
enforce a call f.r the purpose of carrying out the under-
taking in opposition to the wishes of their constituents,
have notified that, by an arrangement made last even-
ing, the appeal for an injunction to restrain the directors
from forfeiting shares, &c., is to stand over to the 25th
inst., without prejudice to any of the interests involved.