The Sun.
London, England, 1853-04-12 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL-APRIL 11._

The Osmanli (s), for Melbourne, has put back, leaky.
The Beraza, for Pernambuco, has returned into dock
with two of her bow-planks slightly injured, having been
in contact with the landing-stage.
The Sophia arrived from Bey West, to-day, with the
greater part of the cargo of the Cambyses, from New Or-
leans to this port.
FLEETWOOD, April 10.—The Willy, of Chester, from
Barrow to Saltney, struck on a large stone, and sunk ;
crow saved. The Bee, of Chester, from Birrow to Saltney,
in running for this port, struck coming round the light-
house, and drove ashore at Bernard's Wharf ; crew saved.

RYE, April 10.—The Virginia, from London to Naples,
came on shore to-day waterlogged, from contact with a
barque ; will be got off next tide.
ANTWERP, April 9.—The Ceres' Monte Video to Fal-
mouth, put into Pernambuco with damage, Feb. 23, and
would discharge.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 27.- -A full-rigged brig, with
painted ports, waterlogged, and abandoned, apparently
English, and supposed to have been run into, the larboard
gangway being cut down to the water's edge, was passed,
Nov. 16, lat. 24 S., long. 40 W.
NEW YORK, March 26.—The Elizabeth Wood, Cardenas
to Queenstown, put in here, making 12 inches water per
hour. The Bonne Mere, Guadaloupe to Marseilles, was
fallen in with, March 14, with master and mate both dead,
and without a navigator, by the holus, which could not
supplp her.

NORTH OF SPAIN RAILWAY._A company has been
formed to establish a railway from Bayonne to Madrid.
From the prospectus it appears that the capital required
is 29,225,000 piastres, to be raised in shares of 95 pias-
tres (201. English.) The projectors have obtained a con-
cession for 99 years, for which the caution has been paid.
The arrangements with the French Government for the
portion from Bayonne to the Spanish frontier are in
progress. The Spanish Government also guarantees to
the company, on a maximum capital of 30 millions of
piastres (6,315,7991.),
cent., including one per cent. to be applied to a sinkin
fund. minimum interest of seven per

OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVERHAMPTON RAIL-
WAY.—This line of railway, upon which perhaps there
have been more delays th n vny other, is now fast ap-
proaching completion. A portion of the line, between
Dudley and Evesham. has been opened several months
and found to work satisfactorily, and the remaining por-
tion to Oxford will be opened on the 2d of May next. -
NARROW ESCAPE IN JUMPING FROM A RAILWAY
TRAIN.--On Thursday last, Mr. Charles Davis, timber-
dealer, of Wavilend, near Orton, was returning from
Shap to the Tebay station, in the =evening mail train,
when he unluckily fell asleep, and before he awoke from
his slumbers the train was proceeding at a rapid rate
between Boroughbridge and the Low Gill station.
Seeing his mistake, and anxious to get home, he opened
the carriage door, and incautiously leapt from the train,
when he was precipitated with great force upon the line.,
His head was severely cut, and his shoulder and other
parts of his body were much hurt. So gulden was the
shock that for a short time he was deprived of conscious=
ness. Fortunately no bones were broken. He was
taken to a house, near Boroughbridge, when lie so far
recovered as to be able to walk home. Notwithstand-
ing the injury sustained, he is now nearly recovered.—
Westmoreland Gazette.