The Sun.
London, England, 1856-07-03 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(this Day.)

LONDON, July 3.—Wind this day at noon, N.N.W. ;
light breezo, and fine clear weather.
The Herons, Monte, sailed from Liverpool on the Gth
March fur Konigsberg; Adams, from Bombay, Ist Dec.,
last for London; City. of Montreal, from Liverpool, 2.1
April, for Quebec, the latter was spoken on the 2 tth April
in lat. 45 long. 47, and have not since been heard of.
PORTIOL•infI,J-nly2.--Virind S.B. to S.S W. Sailed—
Brandon (s.s. tpt.), for Woolwich ; Alister (s.s. tpt.), for
Hull. _ . .

PLYMOUTH, July 2,--Wind E.S.E.—Arrived—Severn
(tpt. 191), from Gibraltar and Balaklava ; Adonis, Bergen.
Off the port— William
_and Jane, from Now Zealand.
Famtoura, July 2,7-Wind E.—Arrived—Gefion, from
Porto Rico ; Leon, Havana.
Sw.g.NSEI, July 2.—Wind N.W.—Sailed—Uttion, for
St. Thomas.
NEWPORT, July 2.—Wind E.—Arrived—Danube, from
Bristol, for Sailed—Utility, for Monte Video;
Neptune, Bahia.
CORK, July 1.- Arrived— Gesina Wilhelmina, from
Ibrad.
CARDIFF,
2.—Wind N.W.—Sailed—Hippogriffe,
for San Francisco. _

GALWAY. —Arrived—Engineer, from St. John's, N.B.
ELSINORE, June 30.—The Eleonora, of Sund.wall,
got in contact in the roadsted yesterday with the Eliza-
nett', of Shields, from Memel to London ; the latter re-
ceived trifling damage to bows and bowsprit; both vessels
wilt, however, procee.l. Upwards of 250 vessels, bound
wp.tward, are windhound in the roads. Wind to-day
N.N.W. and N.W., very strong.
ST. PETERSBURG,`J uly 2.—(Per Electric Telepraph.)—
The R )bert Peel, from Terschelling, for Narva, the Sick()
van der West and the Laballi, from Liverpool, for Narva,
are on shore near Narva.

(FEB IcLEOTRIO TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON,
fromTliAPT Arundel
ndel ; a 0
Wednesdayeer
.Swansea,;
Morning.
Arrived—Ludy 3,
Medway, steam transport, from Portsmouth.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Morning.
Wind S.

Arrived. —Kate Swanton, from New Orleans; Margaret,
steamer, Havre ; Clarissa Bird, New Orleans ; Wigton-
Sf. John's, N.B. • Casilda, Bremer'-haven.
Off.—Sophia Wilmington. . .
Sailed—Annie, for Bilboa ; Carmels, Trieste ; Aeron
Lass and Lively Lass, Havre; Theodore, Marseilles ;
Alert, Tromsoe ; Waldemar, Iceland • Haavest, Ria
Janeiro ; Almora, Melbourne; Maria &tilde, Manilla ;
Geo. Washington, Boston; Escort, Calcutta; Defence,
Melbourne. -'-

QuEENSTOWN, June 30.
Wind S.E.
Arrived.—Fidget from Cass ibianca ; Arabia, Crimea ;
Aln, Piraeus ;, Gray Von Btandonberg, Dantzio Tabu-
rio+o, Galatz.

DUBLIN', Jane 30.
Arrived—Henri Vergeland, from Ancona ; Eclipse,
Santander.

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KINGSTON, July 2.
Wind E.N.E.
Arrived.—Vestal, from the West Coaat.

(RN:: Sp/MARINI ANIi BRITISH TELEGRAPH.).
- GRAVESEND, Thursday, 9.55 a.m.
Wind E. ; tide, quarter flood ;
Arrived, Jnly2.—iSara.hfrouri Dram ; Curlew, Dunkirk;
Favourite, Brugess;' Spec:lllles, Christiana; Cordova,
Riga ; Sophia, Aalborg ; Friends Ronigsbeirg.
Sailed—St. Hellier for Siena Leone ; Sultana, Sydney ;
Chieftan, Madras; Blackwell, Port Phillip.
- - DEAL, Thursday, a.m.9. 41:
Wind N.E., 1110 aerate.; 'fine.
Passed.—Day Spiing,--for: Port-lend Bay; Alipore and
Eveline, Cape of Good- Rope; Fernandez 1., Lisbon ;
Belle of the West, Callao—all from London;
THE AUSTRIANS IN THE PRINOIPALITIES.—The Paris
correspondent of the Times (Stootid E lition) in his letter
dated yesterdaiii,says on the'authority of a, private tele-
graphic ilefspitcb, ',that -orders haie been sent from
Vienna to Count Coionini to, suspend the evacuation—
for what period is not stated.
The Paris papers •Of Saturday contain a report of a
singular
.nqtionbrought by a M. Goupy against the Cre-
dit Mobili6:ldi losses sustained by him on the Bourse,
()tying, as it was alleged, to speculative operations and
misrepiesentat4ins on the part of that company. The
Court non-suited the plaintiff on the ground that he him-
self vvalrei speculator, -and that the company had not In
any way violatiai their stathtes. The' Advi c ite Impo-
- however, in summing up, made "some strong obser-
vations on the mania for gambling, and on the stimulus
it has received Irom tbe Creeit Mobilier. He :liked if
that establishine6t cOUld look upon the
prevailing fever
rind the prospeo.t, of Ats ultimate consequences without
self-reproach; And intimated an opinion that, with these
things in mind, the: company; notwithstanding their
great apparent' success, should forbear to boast ware-.
gairedly of their operations.

NAPOLEON THE GREAT AT BASSANO.