The Sun.
London, England, 1854-09-27 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SIIIPPING--(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, Sept. 27.—Wind this day at Noon, S.E. ;
light breeze, and fine clear weather.
FALMOUTH, Sept. N.—Wind, S.E. Arrived—Jane,
from Seville ; Elizabeth Rose, Lyme, for Rio Janeiro•
Sailed—Prospect, for Armstrong.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 26.—Wind, S.E. Sailod—Std'
Queen, for Australia.

PLYMOUTH, Sept. 27.—Wind, E. to S.W. Arrived--
H.M.S. Sphinx, from Portsmouth, for the Black Sea.
PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 26.—Wind, S.S.E. Arrived.--
Rhine, from London, and sailed for New York. Sailed-7
Tree for Melbourne ; John and Lucy, Callao ; Ohio, Con'
stantinople ; Rattlesnake, Civita Vecchia; Mardoche*
Leghorn ; Bremen, Southampton.
BRISTOL, Sept. 26.—Wind, N.W. Sailed—Jane Black'
for Africa ; G'anymede, do. ; J. D. Cooper, New Orleans;
Sierra Nevada, do. ; P. Pendleton, New York ;
do. ; Mauritius, do. ; Maria, Gibraltar.
HULL, Sept. 26.—Wind, W. Arrived--Anne, from
St. John's, N.B. ; Automatia, Quebec ; Sultan, do. ;
Hunter, Ibraila, for Gainsborough ; Viscount Hardiag%
Constantinople ; Emerald (s), Antwerp. Sailed—Franc—
Leavitt, for New York.
SUNDERLAND, Sept. 26.—Wind, N.N.E. Arrived:-
•r.
Constance, from Quebec. Sailed—Frederick, for "-
Janeiro ; Lucy, do.
SHIELDS, Sept. 26.—Wind, N.W. Arrived—Margaret'
from Prince Edward's Island; Chevy Chase (s s), Entfenc
dam' Sailed—Grays, for Rio Janeiro ; Rochdale, for
Charente.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 26.—The City of Montrose, which
left this port Sept. 22 for Montreal, has put into Laralss
hr
having sprung mainmast, lost topmasts, &c.
AMSTERDAM, Sept. 25.—The Juno derelict
and Shields, ~erelo
and without foremast, was fallen in with Sept. 12, in ),1%
57 N., long. 5 E., by the Rommeriget, arrived here. n.,
Koff, which was reported to have been lost on the Eyerlan
Grounds, on the 22d, got off and put to sea witball
sistance.

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, 10,30 11,•111°
Wind S., light, and overcast.
Arrived—Parliament, from Boston; Rapid, Christi Oil)

(BY SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELECIRAPE.)
GRAVESEND, Wednesday, 10 5431'
Wind, S.E. ; tide last hour ebb ; fine.
Arrived, 26th—Fyenoord (s), from Rotterdam. isaoc;
Arrived, 27th—William Frederic, froM Dr°"ivel.
Amelia, Quebec ; Elsina Engelina, Memel ; Monson,
lington.

DEAL, Wednesday, 9.50 AN'
Wind, E.S.E., moderate.
Sailed—French ship Cleopatra, for Cherbourg.
Anchored—Macao, from Hartlepool, for Rangoon.

MURDER IN KERRY.—We have just heard of a
der committed a few nights since in Listowel. It appears
that a party of peasants were up at night in the town'
drinking and playing at cards, and that having broke°
up after some dispute, one left for his residence in the
country. Before he went far he was pursued, and bell
overtaken had his brains dashed out with stones, by 121',.
less than half a dozen assailants. The deceased 111311,;
name was Carty, and he lived near Guusborough ;';
was a young farmer in comfortable circumstances, Wu
been married only six months. Some six or seven per'
sons are in custody on suspicion of having been con'
cerned in the attack on him. •
SUSPICION OF MURDER.—On Sunday evening last 8'
poor woman called at the house of a farmer at Irlaref:
o'-th'-Heights, having a child of three months old wit':
her, requesting that she might be allowed to werw,„t;
self. She remained there about 20 minutes.
morning the child was found lying partly on a little haea
by the side of the river, and partly in the water, s'.._d
was quite dead. The mother has not been found, "
whether she has committed suicide, or whether she mur-
dered the child only, is not known. An inquest W
opened yesterday afternoon, before Mr. G. 0. Retterrns
county coroner, but was ultimately adjourned that more
evidence might be sought for.
THE OUTRAGE ON THE LONDONDERRY RAILWAY'
Pursuant to a requisition numerously signed, addressed
to the Worshipful the Mayor, a meeting of the inhabl•
tants of the city and neighbourhood of Londonderry w""
held in Corporation-hall on Friday, at the hour of en')
o'clock, to take into consideration the proper, steps to
be adopted towards discovering the perpetrators of the
late diabolical outrage, and to give expression to the
general feeling of horror at that atrocious attempt, on
human life. Resolutions pledging the meeting to sal
a subscription to enable a committee (which was formoi
to offer a large sum of money for the discovery of the
offenders having been agreed to, the meeting broke 1111,1
MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE.—On Monday ail
.thout three months old.; was found drowned close to the
river Irwell, near Irlams-o'-th'-Heights, Lancashire,
under the following •circumstances :—A woman bad
called with it on Sunday evening at a farmer's house
in
the neighbourhood, and asked leave to warm herself and
child. She was permitted to do this, and, after remain
ing about 20 minutes, left the house. There is now
reason to believe that sho purposely drowned the child,
but, as she has not since been heard of, whether she
committed suicide also, is matter only for conjecture.
An inquest was opened by Mr. G. 0. Rutter, county
coroner, yesterday, but had to be adjourned. It appears
the child had been drowned, or suffocated, not in the
river, but in a shallow pool of water close by the river.
SCARCITY OF LABOURERS IN IRELAND.—Much and
very serious inconvenience and less have been occasioned_
during the past few weeks in the neighbourhood
A.Lbeyknockinoy and Newtown, in consequence not of
the scarcity but of the difficulty of procuring labourers
for harvest operations.—qalway Packet.