The Sun.
London, England, 1854-04-28 00:00:00

EGYPT.

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?etqttEXJANDRia, April 19.—The Peninsular and Orien-
-0 r°Pany's steamers Colombo and Valetta arrived
eon the 17th and leave again to-day with the India
Pae
,:engers and mails.
t• ."`bbas Pasha, the ,s ordd te constuF-
;on
kairt°. a branch railroad toViceroy
bemade toere Abbahseeyeh, r
his
on the road to Suez, about four miles from
ttb,
and it is believed that he will eventually extend
11,-„!;ne to his second palace in the desert, at Dar-el
ra) which is half-way to Suez. Meanwhile the
C'lraY between the Mahmoudieu Canal and the Nbe
* active operation, and the passengers to and from
are conveyed by its means.
Kne Viceroy's son, El Hamee Pasha, is shortly to
receed to Constantinople in the steamer Faid Gihaad,
lao order personally to thank the Sultan for the high
to 4 rimur.he has done him in betrothing one of his rtaughter s
An order has been isued by the Egyptian Govern-
rent to all Greek subjects to quit Egypt by the 30th
and the numerous Greek residents of Alexandria,
L'lne of whom have been settled here for many years,
by
in mercantile pursuits, have suddenly to break
frPo their establishments, and will suffer very seriously
rk„rn it. The native police are already adopting severe
theta
against the poor classes of Greeks, and threaten
elll with the bastinado.
t,,, ,;:41)bas Pasha has quite succeeded in paralyzing the
gtrams of Alexandria, by refusing to dispose of any part of
e immense stuclui of grain and cotton he holds in his
to°res, and his Highness persists in his present course
t
withstanding that the new crops are already harvested,
that last year's grain is rotting, and that he is very surely
Pressed for money.
h There are many English and other vessels lying in this
arbour, and freights are as low as ss. per quarter, while
in
all other parts of the world shipping is in such very
Feat request.
Exchange on London, 98i piastres per pound sterling.

MALTON RACES.

(THIS DAY.)

(BY ELECTRIC 7ELEGRAPII.I
LATEST BETTING.
MALTON HANDICAP.
Even on Lough Bawn.
4 to 1 agst Catharine Parr.

CURRAGH RACES.—YESTERDAY.
v, CHALLENGE OF THE MADRIDZ.
45,08 common

HER MAJESTY'S PLATE.
tallinadoe
Furze WELLINGTON STAKES.
tlghtning
STEWARDS' FREE HANDICAP.
Eloise SELLING STAKES.

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEET:NG.

PAID FORFEIT.
)4.OITDAy. 200 Soy. Sweepstakes—Beatrix and Glau-
-11t°. 50 Sovs. Sweepstakes—Pelham.
tltut EIDAY.—Two Thousand Guineas—Pelham, Bligbt
eacl), Phaeton, Consul, Dandedon, Belgrade, Hesse
4:18e1, Dr. Wilson, and Charlemont.
"RIDNEsosa.-50 Sovs. Sweepstakes—Bessus.
14UllsDAT.--One Thousand Guineas— Beatrix.
,
RinAr.—Newmarket Stakes—Pelham and Sambo.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING—(THIS DAY.)
Ige.cM, April 28 —Wind this day at Noon, N. to
• • ; fresh breeze and cloudy. The weather continues
hangable.
A 011TBUOUTH, April 27.—Wind, W.N.W. to N.N.W.
s. Portland, from Valparaiso, and pro.
L• und for the Down • 11.M.'s s. Mercure, Cadiz, and pro.
ed f:3l. Stettin ; 111.31.'s s. Curacoa,,
.Pembroke.H Sailed
Poo•I B. Megasra, for the Mediterranean .
-Pe, Baltic. The Fame (Finland barqu'), from U!`g
to Elsinore, laden with salt, was captured yesterday
Ater
.W. of St. Catharines, by H.M.'s revenue
b r Petrel, and brought in here.
eiN,',,Altse.arE, April 27.—Wird, W.N.W. to N.W.. Ar-
e"---Anemone from Shields, for Philadelphia Sailed
*-"temeritra, for 'Demerara.
qh; RR, April 27.- Wind, W. to N.W. Sailed—Don
I,4'mzute, for Hamburgh • Juven Claudio, do., after 1,-
41;14. Balticse, from London, for Naples
ab- -.ranch fleet assed for the Downs about 10 a.m.,
4lreester, No. NE. re
frort•re(o,"ti_,
, April 27. —Wind, N. Arrived—Penelope,
P„'" Ski en, Sailed—Shooting Star, for Malta.
froh7,,notrTH, April 27.—Wind, N. Arrived—Gertrudia,
in ,or A mstenia 1,, with damage, having been
R'entact with the Chieftain, of and from London, to
btta, which vessel is returning to port with damage ;
a z; Norland, Consttutinople ; Majestic, Cat.-
cairn ; z3ppa, do., with loss of anchor and chain
e ; Juht, and Richard, Alexandria; Verena, Odessa;
Salonica, for the Clyde.
ht.°slllwroL. April 27.—Wintl, N. Arrived—A Barque,
Zalent Uhe Mauritius; Jaseur, Africa ; Rapid, Gallipoli ;
tto.
ton,Mona, &Lute ; Siloam, Palermo. Sailed
MaryOt, S for Melbourne.
fril 27.-- Wind, N. by E. Arrived—Haabet,
nt?ro Rudkioh ng ; Princess Victoria, Altona. Sailed
'Lexlmore, for Teneriffe ; Sisters, Alexandria • Celeste,
Con
nople ; Iris, du. ; Henry, do. ; Elizabeth Taylor-
&the ; Advena, do. ; Agnes King, do. ; Betsey, Car-
eagees, ; George Canning, do.
'OUTIIAMPTON, April 27.—Arrived—Argyll (s s), from
‘;arentan. Sailed—W ashington (s), New Yolk.
LtawicK, April 24.—The Gipsey was reported stove at
the Greenland Fishery. The Alert had got 700 seals the
tight before the boat's crew lost her. The Hebe, Mary
Ann, Henderson, and Germanica, were among the seals.
It is reported the Sarah and Elizabeth, and St. George,
Were among the seals.
YOUGHAL, April 25.—The Actress put back on the 23d
April a ith damacre' havingThs been in contact off the harbour
With the Henry, of Youghal.
RANGOON, Feb- 27.—The Oliver Cromwell, from Madras
to this port, which was on shore off the Liffey Sands 22d
has been as, isted off after discharging
cargo , has
tnatained but little damage, and is under repair. •
(lawny, April 27.—The collision which occurred be.
R.
tW een the Mary, from London to Newcastle, and the
of WnAby, took place this morning off Flam.
n'rough Head, whilst the Mary was lying to, to pick up
the crew
(five men and a woman) of a French vessel which
Fad been lost. After the Sirius struck the Mary, the
tenchmen thought she would also founder, and left her
4n their own boat.
A _LIVERPOOL April 27. The Heart of Oak, of and from
in'ulivrch to Preston,LIVERPOOL,
is on shore near Southport, and land-
-nig her cargo, as it is feared she may go to pieces. The
4,417, from. Ardrossan, has.
tbheeenzteobwraedchuapninnela,
and
dkhinags
ha, , eying been ashore in
yen laid on the bank off Birkenhead.
1 ee°,cilis, March 17.—The Bankee Daughter, 3 from Gee-
tik4es Meta.
to Bombay, was lost 30th Dec., on a reef o
ea; Crew saved.

ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE. --Yesterday morning, between
the hours of eleven and twelve o'clock, a most determined
attempt at suicide was made by a decently-dressed fe-
male about 60 years of age, off the floating-pier at Black-
f riars-bridge. The peculiar and somewhat wild appear-
ance of the unfortunate woman, and the incoherency of
the expressions that fell from her, induced the pier-master
and others to watch her movements, which they did in
sufficient time to prevent her leaping from the pier.
They then persuaded her to leave on the promise of
going home, she stating to the persons present that she
was a married woman with four children, and that her
name was Mary E :.i:ar, but refused to state where she
nved. It appeared, however, that the wretched woman
the fr. airs of the lair,
succeede,l in baffling the obsei vation of those who were
desirous of serving her,
walked into the river, and succeeding in getting down
(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) ve'ri,aln)l(aleawoofultdhe
ha bridge, e
been deliberately
drowned
LIVERPOOL, Friday, 10 a.m. but for the alarm that was speedily' raised from the
.frsoeeicuwrehtica
Wind 1.,.
The -0. W., moderate, and fine.
Fleet-street police-statiowna,s
lighter. Her person
'toric 'United States Mail Steamer Atlantic, from New
endshe takenwil lhetothirehe
vrin ,:rNTas off Holyhead at a quarter to 9 o'clock. She to she Guildhall.
4rive in the river about half-past 3 o'clock. woman is insane. There 13 little doubt that the poor
tonir Pl.—Caroline Louisa from St. Michael's • Teti-
ti‘i„,.'..Lrum Marseilles; Stamboul,from. New' Orleans • HOLLAND AND RUSSlA.—Advices from Rotterdam,
larre•-je from Licatia; Sandback,to .
Ann'e! state that considerable anxiet ' felt
y is among the Dutch
Lez-1 `rom Kallindber • Richmond, from
3 Demerara
' k e 3 • importers of Russian •
grain regarding their position in
from uenos ,yr ,
ii- '4Oll Packet fromg 'consequence of the war. This
-'4traPill
• es. , St. Michael's; Proletaire, from
and Russia is large, particularly in ry trade between Holland
e, which is used
(ET RUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.) for die manufacture of spirits, and it appears that it has
been the cu-tom of the merchants to effect purchases
Wind GRAVESEND, Friday, 958 a.m. • 'winter, for delivery the N , tia &inn, tee at ie openin-
g of the
s_A,Tiv__ e one hour flood, blowing strong.
navigation at all the various ports, Archangel included,
~.Ldobart. "(1,4 27th.—Highlander, from B • •
zrykob. -town; Christiana 'Maria
,villri,ados , Derwent,
and ineap while to make heavy advances. For the whole
4„lug : Anita, Altea • Scud St.' Michael's.'ted ; Caroline, alleged, it would be necessary to allow
to arrive, it is
LO''-nred, 28 • • y y
d. 0 11' rh.—Diohoden, from Guernsey ; George shiumeetsi during the entire summer ; and, as the orders
sail
,a 'poll.
in Council recently issued by the British Government
btinkie,l7-Eagle, steamer for Boulogne• C'tof consul dto convey a certainty of such per-
_ '" , Hannan „d E: s , , Y London, are not cons! erL
.eanor, underlaild tion is contem lated
mission being granted, a depota
Win DEAL, Friday,•
4"' W•N Wand 9.14 a.m. the leading grain importers of Holland to proceed to
don;tilored ' •, strong cloudy. will wait
London. These gentlemen, t,, is said,.
.upon
Qu —Neptune schooner, from westward, for Lon-
vof etitioning the Go-
l'asandTL of Jersey, from Mauritius, for London. Lord Clarendon, kith the view of
t .ari 'port in Dutch
I rut back'"aalsi from London, to Hayti. v,riptient for special Ivenses or the ,t, s
‘lllll9, f —Fier Alajc3ty's fillip 51ajeetiV, for the Baltic; t L 1t a llard of such bond filo property
visuals . ill, ,n o
or Leith. •
g in Runian hands.i 443 they may AM have lyw