The Sun.
London, England, 1854-06-27 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SNIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, Sun° 27.—Wind this day at Noon, W.S.W. •,
strong breeze, with alternate cloud and sunshine, and
occasional showers of light rain.
GLOUCESTER, June 26.—Arrived—Young Turk, from
St. George, N.B. „• Thomas James, Quebec.
PORTSMOUTH,June 26.—Wind, .S. W. Arrived—
Tangier from New Orleans, and proceeded for Memel ;
Robert Passenger, London, for Port Philip.—The Bolina,
from London to Llanelly, is ashore on the Sand-head, but
is expected to come off with the flood. Off Port—Joseph
Fletcher, from 'London, for Auckland, N• Z• • Adelaide,
for the westward.
DOVER, June 26.—Arrived—Catalina, from Havannab,
for Hamburgb, having been in contact, and would go into
Dover next tide.
CowEs, June 26.—Arrived—Amigos, from Havannah ;
Enterprise, do. ; Sylphide, New Orleans, for Nykjobing ;
Ida Akyab.
FALMOUTH, June 26.—Wind, W.S.W. Arrived
Angler, from Lisbon; Harriet, Akyab, for Hamburgh
Sauser, Rio Grande ; Leodes, Havannah ; Marchioness of
Douglas, Plymouth, for Quebec. Put back—Junto, from
Constantinople.
SOUTHAMPTON, June 25.—Arrived—Brilliant (s s), from
Madeira.
PrrmouTit, June 25.—Wind, W.S.W. Arrived—Me-
ledy, from Rio Grande ; Waterwitch, Corunna.
DARTMOUTH, June 26.—Wind, Arrived—Jilia,
from Cochin.
OFF TonnAr.--iord of the Isles, from Sydney, N.S.W.
BRISTOL, June 26.---Wind, S.W. Arrived—Congo,
from Africa ; Estrella, Havannah ; Deedata, do. ; Lucy,
Demerara. Sailed—lua, for Melbourne; Artenas, New
Orleans.
SHIELDS, June 26.—Wind, S. Arrived—Apollo, from
Licata. Sailed—Arthur Wellesley, for Aden.
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(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, 10.30 a.m.
Wind W.S.W., squally weather.
The schooner Paul, of Exeter, from Barrow, for New-
port, with iron ore, rau ashore on Great Burbo early this
morning, and remains. One man drowned. Captain and
remainder of crew taken off the bank by the steam-tug
Liver.
The flat May sunk off Rhyl last, night • ; one man saved
and three drowned.

GRAVESEND, Tuesday, 10.30 a.m.
Wind W.S.W. ; tide, one hour's flood ; weather
cloudy.
Arrived.—Diolinda„ from Guernsey.
Sailed—Annette Catharine, an Charlotte, for Copen-
hagen ; Picture, Port Philip Alar, Dunkirk.
'DEAL, Tuesday, 9.40 a.m.

Wind, S.W., strong.
The Centurion, from New York, at the port, with loss
of ruizen-mast, having ben in contact with the General
Parkhill, in the river, last night.
Arrived.—Omyum, from Canton ; Gardine,Manzanilla;
Kelvin, Mobile.
Sailed.—Melita, screw-steamer, for Constantinople.

(BY SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
Passed.—Marquis of Bute, from Melbourne; Winder-
mere, Geelong ; Prince of the Seas, Sydney ; Heinrich,
Porto Rico; Pointe, Jamaica ; Dart, Newfouudland—all
for London.
Anchored.—Raabler, from London for Antigua ; Ripa,
from London for Nuevitas ; Hydra, from Antwerp for
Oporto ; Thekla, from Thondheim for Bordeaux • Belgian
war schooner Louisa, from the West Coast of Africa,' for
'orders
Put. Back—Sames Armstrong, for Calcutta ; King John,
for Ceylon.
Report of the barque Windermere, from Geelong, Port
Phillip, 6th March, with a cargo of wool and 35,000 oz. of
gold dust. On the 14th May, in lat. 1.21 S., long. 27.6
W., spoke the barque Rattler, bound' to Port Philip ; the
crow and passengers of the ship aro all well. -

THE CosT OF lIIISSIAN DESPOTISM. —The official list
of.the Russian artny of the Danube shows a "loss of
50,000 since the crossing of' the Pruth." Be it noted
that this amount of loss is admitted by the Russians.
Fify thousand human lives have thus been sacrificed on
one side a'one as the price of a despot's diseased appetite
for a neighbour's territory. How long will men permit
the earth to be cursed by despots ?—Daily News.
SIGNIFICANT.,—The fillowing notice is posted' in a
plantation in EvertOn If the boy who left two of
his toes and part of an old boot in a steel trap in Anfield
plantation, on Sunday night, will apply at the gardener's
cottage, they will be restored to him.--Anfield, June
12, 1854• "---tiveriool Chronicle, •
PosT oFFICS REVENuE.--Ye,terday a Parliamentary
return was issued showing that kir the year ended the sth
of January the grois revenue Zif the Post-office was
2,01,944/. Is 3. Bid., and the net revenue 1; 173 277/
198. 4ld.