The Sun.
London, England, 1854-06-05 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, June s.—Wind this day at Noon, N.N.E
moderate breeze, and cloudy at times.
RAMSGATE, June 4.—The Nayade, from Memel to
Gloucester, was totally lost this morning in the Galloper;
captain and three of crew drowned.
CRO MER, June :3.—The Autumn, from Shields to Lon-
don, sprung a leak yesterday off Flamborough Heat and
was run on shore moor
,Hasborough ; crew saved by the
life-boat.
PLYMOUTH, June 4.—Wincl, E.N.E. Arrived—Ash-
more, from London, for Now Zealand ; Pallas, from Lon-
don, for Labrador; Avon (s), St. Thomas, and left for
Southampton. Sailed Maitland, for Hobart Town;
Achilles, Port Philip.
PORTSMOUTH, June 4.—Wind, E.N.E. Arrived
H.R.'s steamer Locust, from Monte Video,
SOUTHAMPTON, June 3.—Arrived—Madrid (s), from
Gibraltar. Sailed—Tantivy, for Sydney, N.S.W.
WIVENHOE, June 4.—The Juno, of Shields, was wrecked
on the Heaps on the Ist in.t. A collier brig was lost on
the Barrows on the Lit inst. ; and another collier brig was
lost on the Heaps on the 2d inst.
RYE, June 4.—The Matilda, of Laurvig, from Sunder-
land to Algiers, foundered off' the Lemon and Owers on
the 2d inst. ; crew saved by the Creolo(brig), cf Bremen,
bound to the West Indies.
PENZANCE, June 3.—Wind, E. Arrived—Traveller,
from Boscastle, for Plymouth, towed in distnasted:
SCILLY, June 2.—Wind, E.N.E. Sailed—Mindeeps,
for Buenos Ayres.
DUNDEE, June 3.—Wind, E.S.E. Sailed—Marchio-
nees of Broadalbane, for Barbadoes.
CLYDE, June 3.-Wind, E.S.E. Cathcart. for
Callao • Lord Sidmouth, Quebec ; Larpen, do. ; Governor,
do. and Montreal ; Conqueror, Valparaiso ; Eliza Bain,
Berbice.
NEW YORK, May 20.—The Natjve, of Yarmouth, N.S.,
bound to Liverpool, with 12 feet of water in herhold, etc.,
was spoken on the 20th April, in lat. 46, long. 35, and
supplied wth canvass and tools: The Bellona (British
barque) was boarded on the 21st April, in lat. 47, long. 37,
had been abandoned, with 4 feet of water in her hold, and
all her spars were gone.
BOSTON, May 19.—The wreck of the British barque
Commerce, of London, was boarded in lat. 46, long. 29.
ANTIGUA, May 13.—The Orion, of London, from New-
port to Jamaica, ran on a reef off Barbadoes, April 27,
and has been sold.
AQUADILLA. (Porto Rico), May 13.—The Danish brig
Harmonie has been condemiaed, and will be sold.
CALLAO,' April 14.—The Emily. Taylor (American
barque) put in here yesterday in distress, with her crew
in a state of mutiny ; they:had bored holes in her to cause
her to leak.
ZLECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Monday, 10.30 a.m.
Wind, S.E. ; light, and fine.
Arrived—Ruthenia and Westmoreland, from Pernam-
buco.
Sailed—David Legg, for Dordt; Melchiere, for Dordt.

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(BY SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Monday, 10.35 a.m.
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Wind, N.E. ; tide, 14 hour's ebb ; weather, cloudy.
Arrived, 4th—Dovre, from Christiania; Albert Lith,
Holbeok ; Splide, Bogense ; Lina Holberg, Horsens ; Oak,
Danzig ; Mentor, Memel ; Astrea, Randers ; Johanna
Maria, Carolinseil ; Anna Gertrude, Fairnain •' Frau
Christian, Seduestborn ; Capella, Kospermnnde; Sophia,
Antwerp; Tay, Harbinge ; Naid, Memel ; Antoinetta,
Rostock; Catharina' Leer; Nagaden, Baltic (prize) ; Ge-
broders, Biga (prize).
Arrived, sth,--Fyenoord, steamer, from Rotterdam ;
Lion, steamer, ,Harlingen • Adonis, steamer, Harlingen ;
Caledonia, steamer, Hamburg ; Moselle, steamer, Ant-
werp ; Margaretha, Leer ; Auxilliar, Akyab ; Hermina,
Gothenburg; Achilles, Frederickstadt ; Mary, Antwerp;
Bette Margretta, Emden ; Krona Prins Frederick, Tronde;
Catharina, Pilau ; Nanny, Cronstadt ; Anne Margaretha,
Molmori ; Emanuel Boakaeil.
Sailed.—Egbert, for Algoa Bay; Mary, Launceston.
DEAL, Monday, 9.30 a.m.

Wind, N.E.,-fresh.
Passed.—Resolute, from , London, for Hongkong.; Ad-
miral, from London, for Port Phillip ; Emma, brig, from
westward, for the north; Ocean Gem, from London, for
Cardiff ; Wilton, from London, for Jamaica; Wellesley,
from London for Calcutta. Magnolia, from Cardiff, for
London, lost an an anchor chain of the south Fore-
land, and has been supplied from hence.

NEXT MAILS FOR THE ARMY IN THE EAST.—Today
a notice was posted at the General Post-office, St.
Martin's-le-grand, that the next mails for Constanti-
nople, per French steamer from Marseilles, will be
made up in London on the Bth' inst:, and until further
notice on the 3rd, Bth, 13th, 18th. 23rd,
,and 28th,
respectively, except when the month shall contain 31
days, and then the 29th will be in time, instead of the
28th. The next mail will be made up on the 13th inst.
SOUTHAMPTON, June 4.—To-day the Lady Jocelyn,
Captain Bird, belonging to the General Screw Company,
left with the Australian mails. She has on board about
110 passengers, 17,2581. in specie, and a very full Cargo.
The Candia, belonging' to the Peninsular and Oriental
Company, also left with the heavy portion of the India
and China mail,' 100 passengers and 235,150/. in specie.
The Candia has also taken. besides a full cargo, 600 cases
of ammunition. 54 ditto of fire arms, 100 casks of boots,
and 27 bales of biscuit bags, to be landed at. Malta for
Government use.

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o'clock, John Payne, a town-carter, living on the Brook,
Chatham, was loading • a cart with coals at one of the
wharves adjoining the Suit Pier, and in a most reprehen-
sible manner left his• horse and cart unattended, havim,
taken off the bridle and bit, which were deposited on the
shafts. During his temporary absence the horse started
at a sharp pace. When he got into the High street he
ran rt full speed towards the Military-road. At the
end of Globe-lane •he ran against a girl, about twelve
years old, of •the name of Allen, who was crossing the
street, knocked•her down, and one of the wheels pass-
ing over her head cut it severely, and she now lies in a
precarious state. He next ran upon the pavement, and
knocked doWn Miss Butcher and a friend who was
s'vkil4ing with her. One wheel passed over the former
and broke her enhar-bone, acid it, then ran over the arm
of the latter seriously injuring it. The owner. of the
cart, in attempting to stop the horse, received heavy
injuries. The cart at length came in contact with anOther
vehicle, . which stopped its career before further mischiei
was done.