The Sun.
London, England, 1856-12-08 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.)

LONDON, Dec. B.—Wind this day at noon. S.W. ;
fresh gale. It has blown a heavy gale for the laat two
days.
PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 7.—Wind S.W.—lt blew a heavy
gale all last night and this morning, with tremendoni
squalls. The Cruizer drove on the beach and is dicharging.
MARGATE, Dec. 7.—Wind W.S.W., strong gale.—
Off the port—Cynthia, from Rio Janeiro ; Henry Duncan,
Quebec.
SWANSEA. Dec. 7.—Wind W.S.W.—It blew a complete
'hurricane all last night and this morning, but it is new
(6 p.m.) more moderate. Thebarque Richardsons, of and
for this port, from Coquimbo, went on shore and remains.
PILL, Dec. 7.—The Swedish barque Andrees drove foul
of the Alexander Edmonds, from Quebec, and lost mizen-
mast.

SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. B. Wind S.W.—Arrived—North
Briton, from Quebec. _ _

YOUGHAL, -Dec. 7.—The schooner Margaret, of Cardi-
gan, drove ashore in Ardmore Bay and went to pieces ;
four of the crew saved.

(PEE ELECTRIC TELEGIAAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Monday Morning.

Wind S.W.
Arrived—Annapolis, from Baltimore.; E. A. Bonnard,
Callao.
Bailed—ltalian, steamer, for Havre.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Monday, 10.0 a.m.
Wind, W.S•W. ; tide high water; fresh.
Arrived, Dec. 7.—Alice Jane, from Genoa ; Countess
of Yarborough, Odessa ; Island Queen and Snake, St.
Michael's ; Prosperity, St. Übe's ; Julia, Shanghai ;
Foara, Terceira ; Turk, Rouen ; Berrys, Cape of Good.
Hope ; Red Rose, Colombo ; Neptune, Coringo ; Louisa,
Chincha Islands ; Jassy, Oporto ; Charlotte, Terceira ;
George, Genoa ; Norwegueesa, Bilboa ; Mary Ridley,
Bimlipatam ; Alise, St. Michael's ; Ocean, Guernsey ;
Spray, Guernsey.
Sailed, 7th.—Aurora, (s.), for Harlingen; Patrick
Henry, New York ; Scorpion, Corfu.
DEAL, Monday, 9.30 a.m.

Wind S.W., strong.
Passed—Thames, from Rio Grande.
Anchored, 7th—Queen, (s.), from London, for Lisbon ;
Loire, (s.s.), London, for the westward.
Anchored, Bth—Princess Royal, from Venice, for
London.

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REFORMATORY FOB LEEDS.—The committee appointed
some time ago to take steps to establish a Juvenile Re.
formatory for the borough of Leeds have determined to
erect the building upon a site at Add, about four miles
from the town, and subscriptions have been commenced
for defraying the necessary expenses.
THE STOWE ESTATES.—That part of the Stowe pro.
perty called the Sackville estate, which has been twice
WednesdayL meeting
offered by public sale, and which consists of the Castle
Farmte
isi ra.ndvseormeeenothfeerruilearnlyds
oafn dTohwoousssetse,r,h has
übte 70 :To lodf
held in
wlaalist, when
Parliament was proposed and agreed Northampton, fouorkfEtsThte.ssEnKcolrsfauB2.o37l,sAoo
legislature to pass an act prohibitingagreed to,
A letter from Dr. Hodgkin was read,
the injurious effects to the human constitu-
juvenile
street
thorraiepjenyeeuVtittvininetsEggismsettreloohylk:tithnoaSipr.
tioconnprFordiduaceydmboyrnsimngoktizetowbaascco.
one of the densest fogs
atga
dale
otuhtahtam lastedpton
nearly e ver known wh
hours
there.rs w
noon it began to blow hard, and the
On Friday and Saturday Early
wind increased in
the
f ot
or fore-
noon
little intermission.
intense fury. The damage
The wind blew chiefly
FORGING A RAILWAY PAM—LITE.
nights the wind blew with
from the W W
done there was but trifling.
y,on remand from the previous
travelled from London to Liver
George Nash, who describes himself as a reporter for
railway newspapers, was charged at the police court to-
day,
Liverpool
onw Re
t:Phko
e, 0 Li :
London
withn d oh Dec.r6l.
baying
North-Western Railway with a forged pass. The case
was proved, and he was ordered to pay the fare, 2/. 55.,
and was also convicted in the penalty of 40s. and costs,
or c
to
be committed for two months.
LI EOOL, Dec. 6.—The British and North Ameri-
Rp
V ---can ,Royal Mail steamship America sailed from this port
to-day for Boston, with a full cargo and 59 passengers.
The Baitic, for New York, sails on Wednesday next,
and the Europa (which may be expected to arrive to-
'morrow or Monday) will take her departure for the same
port on Saturday. The Gipsy Bride, a fine clipper ship.
belonging to the Liverpool line withck e 0
ts, will sail
' hence for Melbourne, on Monday, 3O pger
and a large cargo.s
r of the Exchequer has appointed Mr.
The Chancello
Drummond his private secretary, in the room of Sir
Bart., who goes to the Board
Alexander Duff GordoThe Royal Commissioners to in-
of Inland Revenue.
cpteiruteaustml prr.oHce.dwur.e‘ovfalttheeurixtpzeitoerr
Exchequer, to act assk:Bosohefbascsrervemtauerrny.ifitcoenthtley
Hon. Edwin Berkeley Portman has
courtsquire e f intol e w toe
eper;
aoTpfhpeointment as private secretary to the
coofratmheissCioort
ti.,, nation the whole of hipsuie
c
instrec--
rFeisrlivisgtneCe:7l2)nesrsisstani°lleirhoagftBPMfuorb.:St.hbeeeppousrhrkpason.
presented to
rawie _ collection of
paintings and 0
, disapproving irrespon-
boards
sible managenam it by like the trustees of the Bri-
his quietly
collection studying
tish Museum ant I National Gallery, has made it a con-
tiou in art. Mr. Sheepshanks,
dition that the re sponsibility for his collection must rest
.111tethfoart
with an individual Minister—the Minister for Education.
Mr. Sheepsbarkke considers that a crowded thoroughfare
the neighbourhok Id of its present locality at Kensington.
He is willing tha t the pictures, &c., should be lent to
iesu not o tb
ego ssutii tpaultmust works
be kept in
those provincial tr. awns which prbvide suitable places to
exhibit them. Up ,on these conditions, which we believe
Lord Palmerston h as cordially accepted on behalf of the
Government, Mr. Stioepshanks has signified his readiness
to hand over immediately the whole of his very fine col-
lection, which is espeoially rich in the best works of
Mulready, Landseer, and Leslie, and contains fine
examples of the principal modern British painters in oil.
The value of the collection may be estimated at about
60,0001.