The Sun.
London, England, 1854-06-26 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, Jnno 26.—Wind this day at Noon, S.S.W.
moderate breeze and fine, with passing clouds.
LOWESTOFT, June 25.—The Quicksilver, of and from
Sunderland to London, which grounded on the Holm
Sand on the 23d, was assisted off the same night, and
proceeded.
YARMOUTH (I. W.), June 25.—The Fanny, from Milton
got on shore 23.1 June on the Shingles, but came off without
damage, after throwing overboard about six tons of bricks,
and sailed this day for Devonport.
DOVER, June 24.—Wind, W.S.W. Arrived—Jane
Archibald, from Plymouth, with damage to bulwarks,
etc., having been in collision.
PORTSMOUTH, June 25.—Wind, S.E. Arrived—Leila,
from Shields, for Cadiz, with loss of bowsprit, figure-head,
rails, sails, etc., and leaky, having been in contact with
her Majesty's s. Swallow—the latter lost port quarter
boat, and received other damage. Sailed—Martha, for
the Baltic ' • Tonning (transport st.), Constantinople ; Spar-
row Hawk, Baltic.

from Sydney, with 300 oz. of gold.
Arrived—Herefordshire,
Juno 26.—(Per Eiee.
FALMOUTH, June 25.—Wind, variable, with fog. Ar-
rived—Perdiguers, from Havannah ; Frederico, do. ;
Hunter, do. ; Aurora, Allah ; Triton, Bremen, and sailed
for New York ; Agenoria, Havannah. Off Port—Moise,
from Akyab, and sailed for Havre ; Margaretha, Rio
Janeiro, and sailed for Bremen.
SHIELDS, June 24.—Wind, W. Sailed—Catharine
Morrison, Rangoon.
SUNDERLAND, June 25.--,Wind, S. Arrived—Mal-
vina, Fecamp ; Dalmetta, Ceylon ; D'Arcy, St. Thomas ;
Actif, Havre.
SOUTHAMPTON, June 24.—Arrived—Argyll (s), from
Carentatn. Sailed—Esmeralda, Swan River.
ELSINORE, June 20.—The Union of Flensburg, and the
Noreen, of Bergen, passed through the Sound yesterday,
prizes to the English. 2i—The Francisea, of Copenhagen,
passed through the Sound, June 19, a prize to the Eng-
lish, and proceeded to the northward, and the Steen Bille
(schooner), of this port, passed through yesterday, also a
prize to the English.
HAMBURG, June 22.—The bead of a ship, with a female
bust figure, was picked up,
May 26, in lat. 38 N., long.
45 W., by the Alidu, arrived here from Cape Hayti.
QuEENSTOWN, June 24.—Wind, S. Arrived—Charlotte,
London, for Calcutta ; Delegate, London, for Montreal ;
Marquis de Pombal.
LIMERICK, June 24.—Wind, S.W. Sailed—James, for
Quebec ; Frcia, St. Übes; Harbinger, Quebec.

(EY ILECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Monday, 10.30 a.m.
Wind S.W., light breeze, and showers.
Arrived .—Pyreole (screw steamer), from Nantes; Joseph
Tarrat.t, St. John's, N.B. ; Manhattan and John Bright,
New York ; Carnation Luccia and General Parkhill,
Charleston ; J. H. Gliddon, Mary, Old England, Sea King,
Chimborazo, Britannia, and Falcon, New Orleans ; Vivid,
St. Lucia; Iris, Barbadoes ; Marion and Radiant, Savannah;
Aldbro, Rio Grande ; Margaret Ridley, Pernambuco ;
bite, Barbadoes ; Preter, Odessa ; and Blanche Marie, San-
tander.

(BY SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Monday,.lo.4o a.m.
Wind S.W. ; tide, one hour and a half s flood ; fresh
and cloudy.
Arrived, 25th—Beta, from Rouen ; Metti Killerup,
Horsens ; Anne Elizabeth, Skive ; Neran, Drontheim ;
Christian, Stralsund ; Sophia, ' Konigsberg • Itlargarett,
' Danzig • City of Rotterdam,
Amsterdam ; Erie, Freda-
rickstadt.
Arrived, 26th—Jane, from Hobro ; Caledonia (s.), Ham-
burg ; Ravenebourno (s.), Antwerp •, Queen (s.), Oporto.
Sailed, 25th.—Frederick Ovetbeck, for Memel; Caroline,
for Sydney.

DEAL, Monday, 9.30 a.m.

Wind, S.S.W
Passed—Emm. fresh, and cloudy.
a, from London for Gallipoli ; James
Scott, London -for New Zealand ; Las Palmas, London
from Teneriffe ; Jonas Waren, Havre for Stockholm.
Anchored.—John, from London for Monte Video.
Sailed.—Challenger, Nangasaki, Ardfoens, James ,
Arm-
strong, Calmius, Dolphin, Pilot, Paramatta, and King
John, with the whole of the outward bound.

ILLNESS OF M. KOSSUTIL—The Gateshead Oboe) ver
states that M. Kossuth is so unwell as to be unable to
leave home, consequently his intended visit to Newcastle
is of necessity postponed.
FIRE AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE.--Yesterday a fire
broke out in the " kitchen department " of the Crystal
Palace at Sydenham. The mischief occurred at the time
when a large body of policemen were near the spot, by
whose exertions the fire was quickly subdued. An
escape of gas was said to have had something to do with
this accident, which, but for timely detection and the
efficient efforts of the constables, would have threatened
the destruction of a wing of the building.
HALF-HOLIDAY 1110VEMENT.—A movement which pro-
mises to become general for closing business at ah early
hour on Saturday, was commenced on Saturday in some
of the principal city warehouses. In several instances
the closing took place at one and in others at two o'clock,
and among the firms by whom it was adopted were
Messrs. Morris & Co., Pawson & Co., Brettle & Co.,
&c.—a favourable feeling being manifested with regard
to it in almost all quarters. The plan has been pursued
by the Stock Exchange and the principal firms in the
East India trade for a long period, and there seems now
a vei y satisfactory disposition to facilitate its uniform
introduction.
ARRIVALS or GOLD--The arrivals during the week
have been very large, again amounting to a total of nearly
800,0001., of which 510,0001. was from Australia, and
the remainder chiefly from New York. The shipments
have consisted principally of silver, and are eatimated at
about 620,0001.