The Sun.
London, England, 1854-08-25 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, Aug. 25.—Wind this day at Noon, N.W.;
fresh breeze, and fine.
PLYMOUTH, Aug. 21.—Wind, S.W. Put back—H.M.S.
Boscawen, for West Indies, with damage.
FALMOUTH, Aug. 24.—Wind, W. Arrived—Abraham,
from Havannah ; Pepita, Trinidad do Cuba.
PORTSMOUTH, Aug. 24.—It blew a hard gale last night
from the westward, but moderated this morning, yet still
blows hard.
DOVER, Aug. 24.—The Friendship, from Sunderland to
Littlehampton, bas put in here leaky, having been on shore
at Dungeness.
GLOUCESTER, Aug. 24.—Arrived—Atala, from Quebec ;
Britannia, do. ; Diadem, do.
hlir.ronD, Aug. 24.—Wind, W. Arrived—Queen, from
Quebec, for Haverfordwest ; Royal Adekide, Bristol, for
Quebec ; Heppocampi New York, for Malta, leaky.
bra
TElGratouni, Aug. 24.—Arrived—Haberdine, from La-
Pour TALBOT, Aug. 24.—yesterday and last night it
blew a heavy gale from S.W. to S.S.W., with thick wea-
ther. The Caroline Louisa, of Dartmouth, and the Susan
(smack), came on shore.
forSWANSEA, Aug. 24.—Wind, N.W. Sailed—Melanie,
Ceylon.
CALCUTTA, July 13.—The Monsoon has put back leaky.
HONG KONG, July 6. The Zingaree (barque), of Boston,
has been abandoned in the Java Sea ; she sailed on
the 23th of May from Batavia for Singapore. The Cupid
don
bas been lost at Cochin China. The Abergelle, from Lon-
to Hong Icong, has foundered in Gasper Straits.

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Friday, 10.30 A.M.Arrived—Triumfa.nte
Wind, N.W. ; strong breeze, and fine.
, from Havannah ; Minesota and
Henry Istnay, Smyrna.
New York, New York ; Reba, Prince Edward's Island;
Off Port—Danube (s), and Rea Nevis.

(BY SUBMARINE AND RIIROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND Friday, 10.39 a.m.
Wind, S.W. ; tide one hour flood; tine.
Arrived, 24th—Calmar, from Calmar ; Marshall, Geurn-
sey ; Martha Witrnore, Port /sTaub ; Elizabeth, Guernsey.
Hercul
Arrived,Ste 5
th Count
ess
Lonatialo (s), from Hamburg ;
of Paris (a), Boulogne, es, n ; City Rotterdam (a), Dunkirk; City

Wind N.N.W., fresh, and -------
LIZA.L, Friday, 10.58 a.m.
Shields for Diep.
hazy.
Passed—Azoff, from
Re London, for Swansea; Effort, from
Jamaica, London, pe; quest, London, Cork ; Flora Kerr,
p Licorne, from Brest, for
second pendant, Augusta
Passed off Dungeness, 23d—Condon, from Quebec, for
London ; Sea, On London.
to west Schneihra, from north .
Sailed for the river-- Sir George Anderson, Phoebe Dun-
BaAltnicch• 0 rbeadi—.
bar, City of Hamilton, and Eliza.
qule'renNcho.sto7r,,eoslh,i
Dun-
Sailed— British Merchant, John. Edward, with most' of
the outward bouud.
A schooner, name unknown, got entangled with the
Goodwin North Saud Head, about 7 a.m. ; boats are gone
to her assistance.

OPENING OF ST. GEORGE'S HALL, LIVERPOOL. The
interesting ceremonies to be observed at the opening of
St. George's Hall have been at length definitively agreed
to, subject, of couri4e, to the final decision of the council.
A meeting of the committee was held on Saturday, at
which the Alayor announced that he had received official
intimation that, consequent on the un ;ettled state of
public affairs, and the intended visit of the Prince Con-
sort to the French camp at St. Omer, it will not be
consisteA with the Royal arrangementg for her :Majesty
to grace the iumgaration of tit. IGeorge's Hall, All
reasons for deferring the intended arrangements, cor,„.
quent on the expected Royal visit, being thus remover],
it was recommended that the hall be opened on Monday,
tLhiveelrpStoloil September,sef7andai
d. instead of Tuesday, the

voyage to theak snaking down
was down the
river
LII7ERPOOL, Thursday.—The Royal Mail screw steam-
p Lt
this afternoon:it
ia,C
herSh varpo, while m
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run into by the Roscommon steamer, for Dublin, coining
out of dock, lost her jibboom, and had her figure-head
twisted. She at once came to anchor, and her repairs
were proceeded with. It is expected she will be able to
proceed to sea to-night. The Roscommon had not sus-
tained any damage. The Lusitania had about 30 pas-
sengers, a-d a full cargo of merchandise. It may be as
well to mention that the present is tilt, last voyage of the
Lusitania to the Braids, having been purchased by the
Imperial Stearn Navigation ponipany of France.