The Sun.
London, England, 1848-10-19 00:00:00

AMERICAN PRO VISION S.

The following large and numerous arrivals of
provisions have taken place, the produce of the United
States of America :-The vessel Sardinia. from New
York, has brought 14,875 bushels and 3,159 bags of
Indian corn, 680 barrels and 88 other packages of
lard, 17 barrels of bread, and 186 barrels of flour and
meal; the Lebanon, from New York, 8,205 bags and
1,805 sacks of corn, 10 barrels of beef, and 65 boxes
of cheese; the Harvard, from Boston, 396 barrels of
Indian meal, 9,128 bags of Indian corn, and 253
barrels of flour ; the Anglo-American, from Boston,
600 barrels of corn meal, 6,826 sacks of corn, 64
barrels of bread, 22 of flour, and 204 casks of lard ;
the Sea, from New York, 23.500 bushels and 434
bags of Indian corn, and 1,379 barrels of flour ; the
Pacific, from Philadelphia, 288 bags of wheat, 6,032
bags and 10,513 bushels of Indian corn, 32 casks and
70 barrels of oil cake, 250 barrels of Indian meal, and
44 barrels of bread; the Pioneer, from Alexandria
(American States) 13,552 bags of Indian corn and
200 barrels of flour ; the Douce Davie, from New Or-
leans, 300 barrels of pork and 1,420 barrels of Indian
corn meal ; the Uriel, from New Orleans, 246 bags
of Indian corn ; the Native, from Baltimore, 10,352
bushels of Indian corn ; the Elsineur, from New
York, 19,624 bushels of corn, 2,900 bushels of
wheat, 150 barrels of lard, 47 barrels of bread, and
36 barrels of meal and flour ; the Mary Pleasants,
from Baltimore, 12,453 bags and 11,646 bushels of
Indian corn; the New York, from New York, 3,647
bags and 9,832 bushels of corn, 193 tierces nil 51
barrels of lard, 5 tierces of pigsheads, 1,722 bags of
wheat, and 264 barrels of flour; the General Taylor,
from New York, 11,680 bags of Indian corn ; the
Boston, from New York, 2,591 barrels of flour, 5,535
bags and 844 sacks of Indian corn, and 4,271 bushels
of corn ; the St. George, from New York, 2,500
barrels of flour, 2,142 bags, and 1,472 bushels of
corn, 734 boxes of cheese, 31 packages of meal, 11
tierces of beef, 57 tierces of mutton :hams, 540
bags of wheat, 99 packages of butter, and various
other articles ; the Mississippi, from Baltimore, 660
barrels of cornmeal, 220 barrels of flour, and
14,499 bushels of Indian corn ; the Helen M'Gaw,
from Philadelphia, 7,922 bags of corn, 11,432
bushels of Indian corn, and 390 barrels of Indian
meal ; the Europa, from New York and Halifax,
4,182 packages of cheese, and the large number of
738 barrels of apples of the kinds known as American
Newtown pippins and lady apples; the Sarah Bridge,
from New Orleans, 2,118 sacks 2 barrels of wheat;
the William Larrabee, from Boston, 389 barrels of
corn meal, 3,021 sacks of corn, and 280 barrels of
flour; the Gladiator, from New York, 2,232 boxes
of cheese, 65 barrels of pork, 1,500 barrels of flour,
701 packages of lard, 50 barrels of apples, and the
very large quantity of 160 tons and 8 hhds, and
579,3181 b. weight in bulk, of oil and linseed cake
for cattle ; the Queen of the West, from New York,
1,381 boxes of cheese, 7,335 barrels of flour, 10 bar-
rels of apples, :140 of seed, 15 of bacon, 96 of beef,
and 100 barrels of pork ; the Berlin, from Philadel-
phia, 6,635 bags, and 1,505 sacks of corn, 10,050
bushels of Indian corn, 1,620 barrels of Indian corn
meal, 283 casks of oil cake, 431 sacks of wheat, 28
casks of beef, and 60 barrels of bread stuffs ; the
Susan G. Owens, from Baltimore, 13,255 bushels and
2,780 bags of wheat, 5,023 bags of Indian corn, and
16 bags of flour-the whole the production of the
United States.

SERIbUS ACCIDENT.—An accident which might
have been attended with serious results took place at
Kingston-on-Thames, to the gig of Mr. Sudlow Roots,
surgeon, of Kingston, on Tuesday night, from the reck-
less driving of a flyman, who ran into the gig and
literally smashed it to pieces; fortunately, Mr. Roots was
not in it, but only his groom, who, with a valuable horse,
escaped with only a few bruises. No blamelis to be at-
tached to the groom, who did all he could to prevent the
collision.