The Sun.
London, England, 1846-06-08 00:00:00

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LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)
LONDON, JUNE B.—Wind N.E., light breeze and cloudy.
DEAL, JUNE 6.—Wind E.N.E., light and variable.—Arrd. her
Majesty's ship Nautilus, from a cruise. 7th. Arrd. from the River,
New Phoenix, Barton, for Jamaica; Dale Park, Tilby, Quebec;
Blenheim, Mollison, Hudson's Bay. Gth. Arrd. from the River and
aid., City of Derry, Were, China ; Lysander, Sangster, Bombay ;
Thomas King, Livingstone, Grenada; Pertshire, Drake, St. John's,
New isrunswick ; Standard, Al`Millan, Quebec; Lady Peel, Johns,
Quebec ; Bethel, Mosher, Quebec. 6th. Sld. Britannia, Webster,
Adelaide, South Australia; Rebecca, Philadelphia; Glenlyon, Ron-
son, Singapore.
OFF FALMOUTII, JUNE 6.—Superior, Valparaiso.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 6.—Wind S.W., moderate.—Sld. Sandersons,
Robinson, Hong-Kong ; Woodstock, Nicholson, ditto ; Winifred,
Christie, Calcutta. 7, Hannibal, Cordiner, Bombay; Warman, Cor•
nelius, Rio Grande; Liverpool, Eldridge, New York; Erin, Conway,
Quebec ; Robert Watt, Johnson, ditto.
CLYDE, JUNE 6.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. 5, lludson, Doane, New
York. 6, William, Lyon, Trinidad. Sld. 5, Mary Ann, Quebec.
DUBLIN, JUNE 6.—Wind S.S.E.—SId. 5, Tom, Coulter, Quebec.
CORK, JUNE 4.—Wind S.E.—Arrd. her Majesty's ship Raleigh, on
a cruise. Sld. 4, Zorilda, Savory, Cape of Good Hope; Kingston,
St. John's, New Brunswick. Ofr, her Majesty's ship Rodney.
LimErticx, JUNE 6.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrd. Liverpool, Potter, Bar-
badoes. Sld. 4, Grove, Lamb, Quebec.

SOUTHAMPTON, JUNE 7.—Arrd. Tweed steamer, Parson, Vera
Cruz, left let ult., Havannah 10th, St. Thomas 15th, Bermuda
21st; on freight, 438,140 dollars, 269 oz. gold dust, 5 boxes old gold
and silver, and 216 serous of cochineal. Sld. 6th, Graham, Beech,
Montreal and Quebec.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 7.—Wind variable.—Arrd. Earl of Leicester,
Bailer, Rio Grande.
CORK, Jura: s.—Wind S.E.—Arrd. her Majesty's ships Trafalgar,
Superb, Albion, Vanguard, Rodney, Queen, St. Vincent, Brilliant,
Belleisle, &c.

DROGHEDA, JUNE 2.—Skt. Cynthia Ann, Bealeaw, St. John's,
New Brunswick.

STROMNESS, JUNE I.—Sld. Paragon, Bell, Quebec ; Niobe, Quebec.
LEITH.— Sld. Elizabeth, Ovenstone, Halifax.
SHIELDS, JUNE 6.—Wind S.E. and S.W.-51d. 5, Francis, Quebec.
HARTLEPOOL, JUNE 6.—Wind variable—Skl. Montrose, Ferguson,
Rong-liong ; Washington, Westlake, Aden.

HARWICH, JUNE 7.L.Wind S.E.—Arrd. Shannon, Richebucto.
BROADSTAIRS, JUNE s.—The Norwegian schooner Nicotine, from
France to Gothenburg, was on shore on the Goodwin Sands yesterday,
but came off and proceded.

YARMOUTH, JUNE 6.—The Great Britain, Thompson, of Sunderland,
carried away her rudder on the night of the 4th instant, and caste
into Corton Roads, when she took assistance and proceeded either
fur Harwich or London.
EIROMNESS, JUNE I.—The Nevis, llPLallan, in turning outofbutainthee
harbour, grounded on the outer Holm and remained a tide, b
off this morning, without apparent damage. _

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hhaicdhbleiaend
A WOLF SHOT AT BATTLE
days past some consderable alarm.
vicinity of Maiden-lane, Cam-
der.-town,am(ngst the residents in theeevihat a
wolf had been observed
BrthiaDsGEtz-aF oorcca severalsioned
by the knowledge t
prowling about that
uo doubt escaped froms
have its lair in a large field, about 74 acres, be-
longingobserved toThieneannaimgearliew,
and about midnight yesterday several
Mr. Rhodes, the latter gentleman
neighbourhood.
om some
travelling
armed with
to
and after waiting for a considerable time,
bludgeons,t&ec.s,paost, also several gentlemen with fire-arms re-
pairedb quick bark and growl of the animal was heard,
workmen belonging
at the same time by the squalling of a cat; a view
of the dreaded wolf having been almost instantly obtained,
tahtte attended
nscliieodtrot
one of the party levelled his piece and fortunately hit the
animal, but without causing immediate death, as it was
found necessary to strike it several blows on the head before
it could be finally destroyed; it was then discovered that it
had made a prey of a large black and white cat, and which
the ferocious creature had held with such tenacity, as not
even to relinquish it in death, the cat actually remaining in
the mouth of the animal, when the body was conveyed to
the White Swan, Maiden-lane, King's- cross. It is a female,
not of a very large size, but in excellent condition, weigh-
ing upwards of 461bs.

BRIGHTON, CHICHESTER, and LEWES RAILWAY.—
These extensive lines were thrown open this morning. By the
arrangements made there will be two express trains through-
out, and in all ten trains to Lewes, and eight to Chichester.
The Right Hon. Sidney Herbert is to preside at the
Harrow School anniversary festival, on Saturday next, at the
Thatched House Tavern. Sir Robert Peel and several
other leading public characters, who have been educated at
that distinguished seminary of learning, are expected to be
,present at the dinner.

RAILWAY COMMITTEES•

(THIS DAY.)

HOUSE OF LORDS.
GROUP I.
IMPORTAN T DECISION.
LONDON AND YORE (THE EASTERN'
COUNTIES).
This being the day appointed by the Committee for giving their
decision upon the preambles of the above all-Important competing
lines of railway, the parties interested crowded the
gallery leadingto the Committee-room long before eleven o'clock, the hour at which
their Lordships usually take their seats. The greatest interest wasmanifested by all parties, many of whom were new faces, evidentlY
importations from the provinces who came to judge for themselves
and according to the result, do their own business at
Capel-coart. The professional gentlemen who make that
place, not only their locale, but their "be all and their end all
here," on this uncertain earth, were first of the first on the spot, and
the anxiety which, notwithstanding their assumed indifference, was
not only plainly, but too painfully, depicted on their physiognomies.
Had Mrs. Gore been present, she would would have learned that her
new work was not, nor could not possibly have been completed
without an embodiment from her graphic pen. Care, anxiety, 100
and gain—in fact, all the passions of the speculator and the money-
grub, were concentrated in each of those who clung round the room,
upon the opening of which hung the destiny of their fates.
At ten minutes past eleven o'clock the Noble Lords took their
seats, consisting of the Earl of Lovelace (chairman), Lord Morley,
Lord Vivian, the Marquis of Camden, and Lord Bandon.
Their Lordships, much to the disappointment of all parties, instead
of throwing open the doors, as was expected immediately on to'
assembling, continued in close consultation for about an hour, when
they then called for counsel. The next summons was for Messrs,
Brunell, Locke, and Cubitt, civil engineers ; the do ra were still
closed to the public and the press, and we could only hazard an
opinion, that they were then discussing some change of the stations
on the line which interfered with the property of many of the infin-
ential landowners. After about half-an-hour's close and most myste-
rious conference with the engineers, the parties were called in about one
o'clock, when a general rush, which filled the room to suffocation,
took place. As soon as order was restored—no sudden matter, where,ag
a whole legion outside the door struggled for admittance in vain'
from the fact of the impossibility of the place holding one additional
—amidst the most breathless silence,
duty
The Noble CHAIRMAN, addressing the parties, said—lt is my to announce to you, on the part of the Committed, that their decision
is unanimous in favour of the London and York Railway.—(Loud
cheers burst simultaneously from the crowd in the room, winch was
taken up in the gallery and passages.) Upon which the Chairraan
said, we must have the room cleared if there is any interruption of
that kind.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
GROUP XIII.
This Committee met to-day at one o'clock, Sir 'William City
in
the chair.

GLASGOW, DUMFRIES, AND CARLISLE.
Mr. Miatflm having intimated that the small branch of the North
British (Carlisle Extension scheme to Canobie) would, no doubt, be
made so as to connect with the Dumfries scheme, with the consent
of the proprietors, and without the interference of Parliament,
The Committee proceeded to consider the postponed clauses of the