The Sun.
London, England, 1854-05-30 00:00:00

(BT SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)

,mind, S.W. • tide thr
GeeRAVErtSEND, Tuesday, 9.57 a.m.
elasrbabs ;cloudy, variable.
)10/2'wed, 29th—Orator, from Merman Daniel.
Got ;en
etteri? Trio Oporto
Gothenburg (s),h burgh ; Echo,
ailed-ri` Oporto ; Thalia, Genoa.
anca, for Launceston.

DEAL, Tuesday, 9.30 a.m.
end, S.W. by W., moderato.
Q"88(1—Melbourne from London, for Shanghai
uiver, from London,' for St. Kitt's ; Sophia Auguste
-°lll
Waitede westward, for London.
—The Dublin, Osbert, Planter, and Snowsquall.

T,44, R GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. THE ELEC
LIGHT AT THE TERMINUS.—For some evenings
Past the electric light has been set up at the terminus of
t,,P direct Northern Railway, King's-cross, by the Elec-
;it° Light Company, for the purpose of testing its
jaeieney in lieu of gas. There are two placed at the
ot!l'etne end of the terminus, one on the down, the
her on the up line. The illuminating power of them
eB° great, that at some hundred feet distance a person
dja
line from the terminus, is well lighted
es, them. The Company has put them up for an
ZPeriment.
the Must
ANNOUNCEMENTS.—The Queen has selected
a:dli\)st Rev, the Lord Auckland, now Bishop of Sodor
I,Calan, to be Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells. The
th4rqui/ of Anglesey is appointed Lord-Lieutenant of
1„ e 'eeunty of Anglesey. Rear-Admiral Edward Boxer
6 aPpointed Admiral-Superintendent in the Bosphorus.
p,,.aP,tain Robert Smart, C. 8., is appointed Captain Su-
tt-raltendent of Pembroke Dockyard. Mr. Robert Laws,
in ,re°ker of Sheerness yard, is appointed storekeeper
„, ‘-'hatepehain Dockyard. Mr . John Whittle, chief clerk
Chatham Dockyard, is appointed storekeeper at
lueerees,.
Mr. John Whitthorn to be second class
Doeio in Chatham Dockyard. Mr. John Wood is ap-
-A,Zeci. third class clerk in Chatham Dockyard. Mr.
141:-',.e,(1 Buckley is appointed third class clerk in the Ad-
ti,;:aitY, Whitehall. Mr. William Reed is appointed
Ira class clerk in the Accountant-General's depart-
-32,11eut.
vir. John E. D. Hill is appointed third class
el* in the Controller of Victualling's department,
Somerset-house.
411.• CRAWFORD'S CONCERT.—This vocalist gave a
Ctseellaneous entertainment yesterday evening .in
tiin°BbY-hall, when a crowded audience, notwithstanding
- unpropitious state of the weather, attended and
en ed with evident delight to a collection of songs being
Ing:atehei‘°lser: entirely for their choice expression and
I;:t°dY• Mr. Crawford, of whom we wrote a few months
eo as a new candidate for public favour, is a pupil of
alreh 'Wilson, whose style he adopts so well as
thought to have gained approbation from th.ose who_
Public
Wilson inimitable Last night was his second
aPpearance beiore .a
London audience, and the
Ittinprovernent most marked in bim on the occasion was
:° possession of inure confidence and delivering himself
thah more case when singing. lle was ably assisted
Lir:_ughont the evening by Miss Julia Chambers, Miss
4.Y Stuart, and Miss Bleaden, all of whom did fill
31ce to the separate parts entrusted to them. Mr.
Russell Grover sang with great taste and exquisite feel-
.iht!le ballads of " Naneie, wilt thou gang wi' rue 7"
ac
the
Anderson, my jo;" and Mr. Elton Williams
-quitted himself excellently in his manly style of giving
Scot
r wha ha'e wi' 'Wallace bled." Mr. Crawford has
-aeuaispn to congratulate himself on the interest which the
vaeohieanedeeehvgiinacfeudi onhisbehalf in entertaining them with
Loss evening.
Mork
OP AN EMIGRANT SHlP.—Letters from New
,00 of the 17th inst. state that the 'Winchester,
. re, of and for Biston, from Liverpool, foundered
4.P tr 2d of May. 300 passengers were put on board
aragon, Mary Caroline, Anne, Robert Bruce, and
Cr_vard, bound to Quebec ; the remainder, with the
. Bayed and landed at New York, by the Wash-
Ington.