The Sun.
London, England, 1854-07-26 00:00:00

BLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, July 26.—Wind this day at Noon, E ; light
pleasant breeze, and fine weather.
OFF THE SOUTH FORELAND, July 26.—(Per Elec. Tel.)
—Grafton, St. John's.

OFF THE START, July 22.—City of Hamilton, from
Montreal.

LowEsrorr, July 25.—Wind, E.N.E. Arrived—Maria,
from Ham burgh.
HARWICH, Jnly 25.—Wind, E. Arrived —Lady Eliza-
beth. fuomjiondon, for Rotterdam ; Adler, do., for Altona.
SOUTHAMPTON, July 24.—Wind, SE. Arrived—Anna,
Cobjornsen, from Christiana; Henricus, Emden.
PLYMOUTH, July 25.—Wind, E. Sailed—Peltona, for
Malta.

PORTSMOUTH, July 25.—Wind, S.S.E. Arrived—So-
phia, from Gefle ; Moses, Tonsberg; Gratitude, Brevig.
Sailed—Leila, for Cadiz.
FALMOUTH, July 2..—Wind, E. Arrived—Packet,
from Rio Janeiro ; Ursus Mino, Krageroe. Off Port—
Hindoo, from Havannah, for Hull ; Rainbow, Quebec,
for Southampton ; Adolph von Nassau, Samarang ; Clio,
Quebec.
OF DUNGENESS, July 21.—Arrived—Swea, from New
York, for Bremen ; Michael, Torrevieja.
OFF Borroiluaca (Isle of Wight), July 24.—Arrived—
A Hamburgh barque, showing flag with No. 15 on it.
BRISTOL, July 25.—Wind, N.E. Arrived—Bellero-
phou, from Memel. Sailed Mary Ann Bruford, for
Africa.
MILFORD, July 25.—Wind, N.B. Sailed—Birkenhead,
for Quebec.
W A R RENPOINT, July 24.—Wind, W. Arrived—Brothers,
from Quebec

Huii, July 25.—Wind, N.E. Arrived—Rostoff Rosen-
kagee, from litiraMiChi.
SHIELDS, July 25.—Wind, N.E. Arrived—Pacific,
from Licata • Angelis, Genoa.
CORK, July 22.—Wind, S. Arrived—Challenger, from
St. John's, N.B Sailed—Jantina Roelina, for New
York; Emilia, Lisbon.
SCILLY, July ?4.—Wind, E.N.E. Sailed—Lady Sale,
for Bremen. Put back—Merlin, Francis Harbour, with
loss of bowsprit and foreyard, and with mast sprung.
STETTIN, July 23.—The Humber (s s), from Stettin to
Hull (cargo, wheat and spelter), is on shore near Caseburg,
in th. river Swine, and must discharge part of cargo.
GIBRALTAR, July 10.--The Cecilia (Danish schooner),
from Marseilles to Falmouth, and the iron merchant
steamer Lisbon (another report gives the name of this
steamer Pericles), from Bordeaux to Constantinople, with
provisions and specie (two million francs), came in con-
tact, on the 6th July, about 30 miles south of Malaga,
when both vessels foundered ; crews (except one man)
picked up and landed at Malaga by the French lugger
Maria—Viand, master.

PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY, 10.30 A M.
Wind, E S.E.; fine,
The Himalaya (screw steamer) sailed this morning, at 8
a.m., for the Mediterranean, with the Scots Grays (Second
Dragoons) on board.
(BY SUBMARINE. AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Wednesday, 11.5 A.M.
Wind, E.S.E ; tide 14 hours' flood ; fine.
Arrived, 25th.—Merry Cutter, from Rotterdam ; Wil-
liam Thornborrow, Guernsey ; Young Hero, Konigsberg ;
Australasia, Portland Bay ; Norfolk Lass, Rotterdam ;
Anna Ge rgina, Ipata. 26th.—Auguste, from Soderham ;
Adler, Dautzic; Johanna Jantina, Leer; Kertina, Ko-
nigsberg; Anna Maria, Schulperseil ; Johannes Minde,
Soderham ; Freedom, Girgenti ; Batavier (s), Rotterdam.
Sailed, 25th—Arnon, fo: Launceston ; Irene, Adelaide.
Sailed, 26th—Allred the Great, for Bombay ; Druid,
California; City of London (s), Dunkirk; Belgium, for
Ostend.

Wind B. N DEAL, Wednesday, 10 a.m.
.8., fresh an d fine.
Passed, 25th—Deigutte Hoffning, from east to west-
Ward ; Elizabeth, Koser, for Bristol ; Beethoven, Bremen,
for New York ; Ino, from Newcastle.
Anchored off South Foreland, and will pass with next
flood tide about noon.—The Grafton, from St. John's;
Devonshire Trinidad ; Sagittarius, Antigua ; Merry Mae
and Corregio, Quebec • Grange. Pa.tras ; Acastus, Mar-
°ells. ; Poitiers and Queen of r:heba, Pnrt Phillip ; Belle of
the West Boston ; Minerva, Punta Arenas— all for
London,
vs Passed 26th.—Candahar, from London, for Belize; Bella
rortina, Loudon Liverpool.
Passed off D The barque Louisa, from Callao,
for Hull. Dungeness.—The

CHTNA..— According to the telegraphic MI p It
n' Bong yesterday afternoon, which reach 6 h
to the t
accounts from
of June, the rnte of exchange has experienced onl.y as
alight decline at Canton, while at Shanghai it remaaince
without alteration, the quotation at the formeri
o_
being N. gild and at the latter 6s. Bd. Shipments
uef
silver from tliin country are likely therefore to contini
_t..
especially as
lard do t 881
it i id that the newly-coined
f tea
net
pasfi current at Shanghai. The export o
to date was Carolus c ol
73,900,0001 b , and • of silk 57,000 bales.
New tea tnuiters were expected from Oonan in three
weeks, but it was doubtful if there would be any from
Oopack. The state of the tea districts was still unfa-
vonrable. From Calcutta the exchange by the present
mail appears more favourable for this country. The
aParmail steamer Douro, reported to have been lost on the
acels, is said to have been got off with considerable
damage.
THE CHOLERA IN LONDON.—A death from cholera
is reported in the case of a man named Saltine, residing
Au Ducklersbury, who was carried off in a few hours
after the commencement of the attack. Should the
isolated cases, which are manifesting themselves. in
various quarters, be exchanged for a general prevalence
of this fearful visitation, the officials of the metropolitan
hospitals, we are glad to say, will be found quite pre-
pared, extra wards having been fitted up, the means,
of remedial treatment abundantly provided.