The Sun.
London, England, 1854-11-07 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, Nov. 7.—Wind this day at Noon, W.S.W., ;
light breeze, with hazy weather; the weather-glass points
to "Set Fair."

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 7.—Wind, N. Arrived—Ottawa.(s),
from Liverpool, for the Black Sea ; Criminal,- Shields, fat
Malta, leaky: Sailed—Walmer Castle, for the Black Sea..
PLTMOVTH, Nov. s.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—London,
from Leghorn ; Enfield, Rotterdam ; Chapman, London,
for Malta. Sailed—Shand, for Portland Bay ; Amazon,
Melbourne ; Sylphide, Antwerp.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 6.—Wind, E.N.E. Arrived—Diligen-
tia from Monte Video ; Oscar, Aleppo ; Susannah, Dram ;
Duke of Cornwall (s), from Dublin, and left for London.
Sailed—Confucius, for St. Kitt's and Demerara.
OF) DARTMOUTH, Nov. 3.—Vigilant, for Constan-
tinople.
RAMSGATE, Nov. 6.—Wind, N.N.W. Sailed—Pom-
pelio, for Leghorn; Rival, Libourne.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 6.—Wind, N. Arrived—North
Britain, from Quebec ; Miceli, Constantinople - Argyll
(a a), Carentan ; Hermann (s), Arsndahl. Sailed—Rio
Nimho, for Oporto.
COWES, Nov. 6.—Wind, N. Arrived—Union (s), from
New York, and left for Havre.
OFF DUNGENESS,' Nov. 6.—(Per Elec. Tel.)—Douro
from Singapore ; Marian, Ceylon ; Grasmere, Penang ,
Sea Spark, Ceylon ; Alexander, Mauritius ; Tamora,
Callao, for Leith ; John Spencer, Callao, for Dnndeo
Godess, St. Kitt's.
BRISTOL, Nov. 6.—Wind, W.N.W. Arrived—Caroline
Mary, from Quebec ; Alarm, Oporto. Sailed—Lord Ash-
ley, for Sydney, N.S.W.
SWANSEA, Nov, 6.—Wind, E.N.E. Sailed—Flor, for
Cadiz ; Moses Wheeler, Coquimbo ; Modere, Algiers.
GUERNSEY, Nov. s.—Wind, N.E. Arrived—Admiral
Windham, from Rotterdam ; Concordia, Altona.
GLOUCESTER, Nov. s.—Arrived—Mary Carson, from
Quebec. Sailed—Hero, for Melbourne.
SHIELDS, Nov. 6.—Wind, W.N.W.. Arrived—Defen-
der, from Quebec ; Ouse, do. Sailed—Arcadia, for Rio
Janeiro ; Gem, do. ; Aunt Mary, Constantinople; Alba-
tross, do. ; Genoa, Genoa.
WHITSTBLE, Nov. 6.—Wind, N.N.W. Sailed—Prince "
Albert Edward, for St. Michael's.
GRIMSBY, Nov. 6.—Wind, N.W. Arrived—Swanland
(s s), from Rotterdam. Sailed—Felix, for Rio Janeiro.
HARTLEPOOL, Nov. s.—Wind, W. Arrived—Harriet,
from Quebec.
SUNDERLAND, Nov. s.—Wind, S.W. Sailed—Aid, for
Constantinople ' • Leadbeater, Carthagena.
CAMPEACHY,OcI. s.—The Novidade, from Liverpool to
Vera Cruz, was on the Alacranes Reef, Sept. 15 ; crew
and part of cargo saved.

The eemmunications occasionally received from the
vessels belonging to the various mail companies engaged
as transports in the Black Sea continue to show the ilir
portant uses to which they are turned, and that their
influence in adding to the effectiveness and rapidity of
the war is still very great. The Orinoco was the first
large vessel that contrived to find its way into Balaklava
harbour or creek, and after this she brought upwards of
1,800 Turks as a reinforcement from Constantinople, the
Medway and Cambria bringing a further number. Sub-
sequently she volunteered to tow any of her Majesty's
ships into action on the commencement of the bombard-
ment. She was not required for this service, but, along
with three others, was kept under way just outside the
fleet, to bring out any man-of-war that might have been
crippled by the enemy. Happily, although some of the
ships were much damaged, they were all in a condition
to get out without assistance.
WORKING MEN'S COL
LEGH, RED LION- SQUARE. —MO
success of this institution has exceeded the most san-
guine expectations of its promoters. It numbers already
114 students within the first week of its opening.
mr or
Most of these students attend two or three, and some
as an
five
classesc l ass f
e sac
s o that
exceeds the
theaverage
attendancey as
on four
all thetotal
number of the scholars. This excess is the more grati-
fying because, as no member is admitted into the col-
lege without having passed a preliminary examination
in reading, writing, and the first four rules of arith-
metic, a sure indication is afforded of the serious
Purpose for improvement in those who have availed
themselves of the instruction offered by the college, and
of the absence of all undue means to augment their
numbers on the part of its council. It may be ques-
tioned, indeed, whether the preliminary examination
will not have the effect, for the present, of deterring the
working men. Still this large number of admissions is
a guarantee for success ; and the i
interest evinced in the
design by the working classes, in all ways, has justified
the opinion of the value which they entertain for syste-
matic and social instruction.
MONEY ORDERS.—GENERAL POST•OPYICE, OCT., 1854.
A minor money order office will be opened at Newtown-
Hamilton, county Armagh, Ireland, served from Castle-
blaney, on the Ist of November. The under-mentioned
major money order offices will be reduced to minor offices
on the respective dates named. Postmasters must,
therefore, after those dates pay no money order issued at
these offices, unless the corresponding advice shall have
been received by them through the chief money order
office, Dublin, with the stamp of that office affixed to
the document.
Head. office (when the Office
County. itself is not a Head-office).
Ardara ............ Donegal ... Donegal
Ballygawley Tyrone
Broekboro ...... Fermanagh Lisnaskea
Ist do.
Crumlin ......... Antrim ... Lurgan lst do.
Larvagh ..... Derry
Berris-in-Os.ory Queen's Ballybrophy
Newt° wnforbes Longford... Longford
Castledermot Kildare ... Carlow 3d do.
Carnew