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LLOYDS' SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, June 14.—Wind at Noon, N.E. ; light breeze,
and cloudy.
CowEs, June 13.—Wind, variable. Arrived—Hein-
rich, Havannah.
PLYMOUTH. June 13.—Wind, N.W. Arrived—Janetta,
Havannah. Off Port—Angloses, Sydney, N.S.W., has
27,000 ozs. of gold.—A steamer, abandoned and on fire,
with a figure-head of Louis Napoleon, and laden with bale
goods, was boarded yesterday off the Start.
FALMOUTH, June 13.—Wind, N.N.W. Arrived—Ra-
pedo, Bahia • Frey, Rio Grande, for Hamburgh ; Star,
do. Off Port—Africa,: Le,gos and sailed for Hamburgh.
BRISTOL, June 13.—Wind, N.W. Arrived—Eureeka,
Paraiba ; Nora Oreille, Antigua; Britannia, Havannah.
Sailed—Ann Hood, Africa.
OFF BONCHURCH (Isle of Wight), June 13.—Cybelo,
Demerara.
CARDIFF, June 13.—Wind, N.W. Sailed—Mauper-
tins, Calcutta.
CORK.—Sailed—Mary Miller, Barbadoes. Arrived—
Madawaska, Liverpool, for California, with cargo shifted.
Off Port—Emulous, Barbadoes.
HARTLEPOOL, June 13.—The Integrity (brig), of this
port, was fallen in with abandoned on the 11th inst., and
brought in here ; hos apparently been in contact, but is not
much injured.
COPENHAGEN, May 9.—lt is reported in the " Kolding
Advertiser" that the Vesper (s), and the Sylphiden (s)
have been in collision in Horsen's Flord, and received
considerable damage ; but as the Sylphiden (s), Henderson,
left Kriel on the 6Lh direct for Capenhagen, the
above is supposed to have been some other steamer.
NEW YORK, May 30.—The Rhein, from Hamburgh,
which arrived here yesLerday, had been in contact on the
12th May, in lat. 46, long. 54, with the Joseph Cunard,
from Newport to Boston, when she started stem, carried
away bowsprit and cutwater, and stove larboard bow.
The Joseph Cunard received similar damage.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Redcliffe, Shields to Montreal, May. 17, lat. 46 N.,
47 W., by the Statesman, arrived at New York.
The Samuel (barque), from Colombo, March 30, lat. 29
S., 43 E. _

The Berhampore (ship), from Bombay, 21st, lat. 20 S.,
1 W.

The Tippoo Saib, from Calcutta, June 1, lat. 43 N.,
26 W. _ _

—The Simony (Danish ship), sth, lat. 45 N., 22 W.
The Ringdove (schooner), from Cadiz, 9th, lat. 49 N.,
9 W.
The Van Daniel (Dutea barque), the Eclipse (barque),
and the General Sir Wm. Nott, all spoken the same day
by the Lord Dalhousie' in the Downs.
The Franklin, New York to Liverpool, May 8, lat. 45
N., 22 W., by the Mercury.
The F. Martin, New York to Bordeaux, May 12, lat. 28
N„ 79 W., by the Williams, at New York.
The Sea Lion, Liverpool to Philadelphia, May 21,
Sable Island N.W.

SELLING A DAUGHT3IL—The Tribunal of Correctional
Police last week tried a married woman, named Riche-
ler, for an offence w::.ch, unfortunately, is not unfre-
quent in Paris—the s: of her own daughter. She has,
it appeared, several chldren' is a dressmaker, and the
wife of a coachman. When her eldest daughter, Marie,
attained the age of sixteen, she took her to the Bal
Mal ille, and after a while gave her up to an individual
for 500 fr. With that person the girl stopped a certain
time until he went to America, and then the woman
found her another lover, who also gave her money. Whilst
she was with that person, the mother wanted her to take
anotherlover, and to keep both at the same time, but she re-
fused. The person encouraged the refusal, and this so
irritated the woman that she complained of him to the
police for having carried off her daughter ; but when
they came to investigate facts they arrested the woman.
The accused denied that she had received money for her
prostitution ; and she seemed surprised that any objec-
tion could be made to her doing so. It also appeared
that the girl's father knew that she was living with a
person, and often went to the house to drink. The tri-
bunal condemned the woman to two years' imprison-
ment, 300 fr. fine, and ten years' interdiction of any con•
trol over her daughters.