The Sun.
London, England, 1854-05-26 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SIIIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, May '26.—Wind this day at Noon, S. ; light
breeze, and cloudy.
OFF HASTINGS, May 25.—Pio None, from Batavia.
Cowpa, May 25.—Wind, S.W. Arrived Oscar
from Batavia ; Peter Anderson, Callao; Joven Marian,
Trinidad de Cuba ; Auguste, Cienfuegos.
PonrsuouTd, May 25.—Wind, S.S.W. to S.W. Sailed
Snake, for Mo ,adore.
SALCOMBS, May 25.—Wind, W.S W. Sailed—Rising
Sun, for Cadiz.
FALMOUTH, May 25.—Wind, W. Arrived—Friends,
from Paraiba ; Lieut. Petterson, Buenos Ayres ; Fadreas
rnalinde, Monte Video, for Liverpool; Erie, Matanzas;
-u baYrsaad (Egyptian steamer), London, for Alexandria ;
-crigga, Pernambuco ; Boadicea, Eupatoria ; Annette Ca-
Marini, Porto Rico ; Demetrius, Rio Janeiro ; Alarm,
Pernambuco; Alert, Smyrna. Off Port—Gladiator, from
Iroulmain ; Johannes, Samsrang, and Baited for Ham-
burgh ; Zealous, Callao ; Germania, Porto Rico, and
sailed for Alto ra .
PLYMOUTH, May 24.—Wind, W.S.W. Arrived—Water7
Witch, from Corunna ; Ewartung, Wismar.
OFF DARTMOUTH, May M.—Surrey , from Port Philip.
QUEENSTOWN, May A.—Wind, variable. Arrived-
4alador, from Mauritius ; Serigapatam, Callao ; Tomatin,
Napariwa, do. ; Graf von Brandenburg, Baltimore;
`*race Lon staff; Manilla, and left for Greenock; Asia,
Callao ; Bud, do., and left for London.
CORE, May 24. - Wind, N. Arrived—Mayflower, from
Tarsons ; Challenger, Samson, and Mercurio, from Con-
stantinople.
Wt TERFORD, May 24.—Wind, W.N.W. Arrived—
Margaret, from Trinidad.
SCILLY, May 23.—Arrived—Gazelle, from Mauritius.
MEMEL, May 19.—Her Majesty's steamers Amphion and
Conflict arrived here yesterday with the following Russian
merchant ships, which they had captured in Libau har-
bour, and brought them into this port, namely :—Alex-
ander, of Libau ; Louiso Amalia, Polka, Johann, Carl,
and Louise, all of Riga ; Livonia and Active, of Pernau ;
and Nicolay, of Windan. May 22.—Weather. fine ; wind,
easterl is 14 ft. 6 in. water on the bar. HM. steamer
Confliet lying in the roadstead.
TEIISTED, May 19.—The Unionen, of and bound to
Struer, from Hartlepool, was stranded at tae entrance of
the Agger Canal last evening ; crow saved.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Friday, 10.30 a.m.
E.S.E. ; light wind, and dull.
Arrived—John Patchett, from Ceylon ; Emilie, Mazat-
'au ' • Alciope, Buono Ayres; Jessie Munn, ,ew Orleans;
and Auguste Mathilde, Marseilles.

(131 SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Friday, 10.45 a.m

Wind, W.S.W. • tide, two hours flool ; fine.
Arrived, 25th—Ocean Gem, from Cape of Good Hope ;
Anna Maria, Gothenburg ; Kugra, Callao ; Carolinda,
Cherbourg ; Anne Fisher, Ceylon ; Margery, Marstraud ;
Gipsy Queen, St. IJbes : Dart, Jersey ; Collingwood, Ran-
noon ; Vsabel 11., Santander ; Lively, Guernsey ; Charles,
Caen ; Johanne, Swinemunde ; Montero, Oporto ; Leveret,
Stettin Wards, Dantzic ; John Bull (s), Hamburgh ;
Alert, Guernsey; Constance, Melbourne ; Derwentwater,
hobart Town ; Hero, Launceston ; Abigal, Guernsey ;
Cornelius, Trinidad; Earl of Chester, Callao.
Arrived, 26th—Soho (s), from Havre ; Irene, Adelaide ;
City of Boulogne (s), Boulogne ; City of London (s), Dun-
kirk.
Sailed—Alar (s), Dunkirk ; Christiana, Drontheim ;
City of Rotterdam (s), Harlingen.
DEAL, Milty, 9.35 a.m.

Wind, ; moderate and cloudy.
P:,ssal —Era (not Anna Dixon), from Porto Rico for
-London, reported last night ; Clara, Colombo ; Devon-
shire M , adras ; Electric, C.tdiz ; Enterprise, Hongkong ;
Ann Holzberz, Koh-i-noor, Zetus, and Aber-
'°Yies Cali.utta ; Apolline, Jamaica; Christine, Constan-
thlot)le; Gladiator, Moulmein; Despatch, Ceylon; Bro-
thers, Algoa Bay—all for London; Passoreang, Batavia
for Texci.
Anchored —South Carolina, from London for Havre ;
Dublin, London for Nassau ; Maitland, London for Ho-
bart Town.
sailed Isaiah Crovell, for Frederickshal.

IO lAN
BANIC.—At a meeting of this bank, held yes-
terday, the dividend declared was at the rate of 5 per
cent., and the report and accounts were a:lopted. The
a 'airman (Mr. 0. Farrel.) explained the poi,ition of busi-
I"; and the only discussion was in relation to the de-
sirableness of extending operations to Malta, Naples,
and other localities. It was stated, however, that this
course would be impracticable under the existing charter
and that it was not considered p li is to attempt the ex-
tensive arrangements required to effect it.
_ THE MILITIA GARRISON AT THE TOWER.—It appears,
from the recollections of old veterans now surviving the
lace war; that no militia regiment has been honoured
with the Tower garrison since the war in the reign of
George 111., when the corps honoured with the guard
of the Royal •
regalia and ()wet' valuables was that of the
440.141 Windsor Militia,