The Sun.
London, England, 1853-11-14 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived at New York.--The Hermann steamer, from
Southampton ; the Arctic steamer, from Liverpool ; the
Genoa, from Newcastle ; the Waltron, from Glasgow ;
the Australia, Constantine, Albert Gallatin, Garrick,
Lady Franklin, and Forest King, from Liverpool ; the
Elspeth, from Bremen ; the Helicon, from Shields ; the
Gertrude, from Glasgow ; the South Carolina, from
Antwerp.

At Boston.—The Emma, from London.
At Bath.—The Clinton, Charleston, Emma Watts,
and Franchise, from Liverpool.
At Mobile.—The Kitty Cordes, from Liverpool.
At Montreal.—The Imogene, Sappho, Keepsake, and
Ottenspool, from Liverpool.
At New Orleans.---The H. H. Boody, and ST. P.
Whitney, from Liverpool, and Montreal, from Bremen.
At Philadelphia.—The steamer City of Manchester,
and Mary Pleasance, from Liverpool.
At Portland.—The Lucinda, from Shields.
At Quebec.—The Ireland from Cardiff; Ottowa from
London. _ _ _

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and three feet water in her hold. The ship Jenny Wren,
at San Francisco from Liverpool, ran short of water,
and the passengers and crew had to drink ale, which
formed a portion of the cargo. She was off Cape Horn
for 35 days in heavy gales, and sprung mainmast, and
carried away a whole suit of sails.
The bark Harwood, from Newport, bound to Norfolk,
Virginia, got ashore on the 31st ult. near Hogg Island,
and remained ; her cargo consisted of railroad iron.
And the brig Ann, for London, with a general cargo
for Quebec and Montreal, ran ashore on the Beaumont
shoals Oct. 24, and remained ; her rudder was knocked
off, sternpost started, and she was otherwise badly
strained and full of water ; crew saved.

THE COURSE OF TRUE LOVE NEVER DID RUN SMOOTH.
—DESPERATE ATTEMPT OF A YOUNG MAN TO SHOOT
HIS LOVER.—On Thursday Henry Dobbs, a waiter be-
longing to Newcastle, a well-dressed respectable look-
ing young man, was brought up in custody, before the
Tynemouth borough magistrates, charged with shooting,
with intent to kill, Margaret Musgrove Beaumont, a
domestic servant belonging to the Commercial Hotel.
It seems that Dobbs had an engagement to marry
Beaumont, and at her invitation had come down to see
her on Sunday. They, however, had had some words,
and she had left him in a tiff in the evening, and wag
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with the stranger. A scene had erluheadn,daantdhaßtesahuemhoandt
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and set fire to her cap.
powder and shot was found on him. He was committed
for trial•