The Sun.
London, England, 1856-03-11 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.--(This Day.)

LorrpoN, March 11.—Wind this day at noon, N.B. ;
fresh breeze and cloudy.
FALMOUTH, March 10.—Wind N.B.—Arrived—Dnarto,
from Oporto. Sailed—Theodere Diil, for Antwerp.
LIVERPOOL, March 10.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived.—
P,mtidn, from Pandba. Sailed—Fidget, for Gibraltar;
Blackburn, Calcutta ; Henrietta and Rebecca, St. Thomas ;
Cesna, Cuba; Three Sisters, Marseilles.
CLYDE, March 10.—Arrived—Horatio, from Matanzas;
Alan Ker, New Orleans ; Swift, St. Michael's. Sailed—
Three Bells, for Melbourne ; Priam, Batavia and Singa-
pore ; Isabella Ker, Demerara ; Marmion, Trinidad ; Corra
Linn, New York.
SHIELDS, March 10.—Wind N. Arrived. Emilie,
from Drontheim. Sailed—Cairo and Lidskolf, for Con-
stantinople; Richard Reynolds, Carthagena ; Edward
Bilton, Barcelona ; Shakspeare, St. Domingo ; Dawson,
Malta ; Pelissier, Messina ; Lindisfarne, Constantinople ;
Liba, Malta ; Penelopa and Wilberforce_,_Carthagena.
LOWESTOFT, March 10.—Wind N.N. W.—Arrived—
Admiral Napier, from London, for Thurso, with loss of
jib-boom, &c., and anchor and chain, having been in con-
tact with the Gratitude, of Whitby.
PORTSMOUTH, March 10.—Wind W. to N.—Arrived—
Sarah, from Waterford ; I[elvoetian Pisco, Cowes ; Impe-
rial (s, tpt.), Deptford. Sailed—Harlingen (s. tpt,), for
Southampton.

(PER ELECTRIO TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Tuesday Morning.
Arrived.—Wonder, steamer, from Jersey ; La Pottle,
Cherbourg • Elizabeth, Cardiff.
Sailed.—Despatch, steamer, for Jersey ; Express,
steamer, Havre.

LIVERPOOL, Tuesday Morning.

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Find S.
Arrived.—Stetson, from New Orleans ; Perseverance,
Charleston.
Sailed.—Conquest, for Halifax.
QUEENSTOWN, March 9.
Arrived.—Norman Morrison, from Manilla; Bella Por-
tena, Maz•rgan ; Maria, Christiansaud.

BY SUBMARINE AND sGITIMEI TELEGRAPH.)

GRAVESEND, Tuesday, 10.5 a.m.

Wiwi E. ; tide, Fix hours' ebb, cloudy.
Arrived, March 11.—Geo. Sverden, from Bergen ; 03-
prey and Waterwitch, St. Michael's ; Pear anti Urania,
Antwerp ; Jantina,, Groningen ; Helene, Greetaiel.
DEAL, Tuesday, 10 a.m.
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Wind E.S.E., moderate.
Anchored.—Archer, from Calcutta., f,,r London-107
day pagan.).
Passed.—Morse, from China, for London ; Melancthon,
from Newcastle, for .klen ; Vice-Admiral Lucas, from
London, for Constantinople.

DEATH ET A CRICKET BALL.—On Seurday Henry
Simpson, aged nice years, .on of Mr. Joseph Snapson,
impector of ways, wits on Parker'+•piece, looking on at
a game at cricket, when he was struck on the right ear
by a ball from the I.at of Mr. Flemington, of Pembroke
College, with such force as to produce insensibility. He
was conveyed borne, and every care bestowed upon him,
but be died on Tuesday morning. A jury has since re-
turned a verdict of accidental death.—Cambridge lode.
rendent.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.-Our papers by this mail are to
the 20th of Nov. The Council was still in session. The
chief topic of interest in their proceedings wne an at-
tempt to raise the salary of the Governor from 2,0001.
per annum to 4,0001., with 1,5001. for contingencies, but
the house refused to go into committee thereon. A com-
mittee has been appointed, at a public meeting►, to watch
over the progress of the New Constitution Bill. The
electric telegraph, between the port and the city of
Adelaide, was i❑ course of erection. and a prospectus of
a railway from Adelaide to Glenelg has been published.
The new arrangement for the collection of the cu,toms
duties on the Murray came into operation on the Ist of
Nov., aid had given general satisfaction. A Select
Committee of the Council has been appointed to inquire
into the expediency of appointing an ageat in England
in place of Mr. Barnard, the Agent-General—some
members of /be Council being of opinion that such sup-
plies as the Government might, front time to time, re-
quire, could be best procured by tenders in the cJlony.
The prospects of the forthcoming harvest were abun-
dant, but breadstuffs ruled high.—Amstralian and New
Zealand Gazelle.

Liz BURNOPFIELD URDRR.—SINGULAN D REIM.
In reference to this case, we have to place on record a
circumstance of a very remarkable and even affecting
nature, which, however it may be accounted for or dis-
believed, is nevertheless perfectly true. Mr. Stirling's
parents, who, it will be remembered, reside near Dum-
barton, on the Clyde, having been in Durham. during
the assizes, attending the court for the purpose of hearing
the trial of the alleged murderers of their son, and the
statement which we subjoin is from Mr. Stirling himself.
On the night of the let of November, the day on which
the murder was committed, Mrs. Stirling had a remark-
able, and what she termed a fearful dream. She dreamt
that some persons were about the house intending to
break into it. In a short time a man, with a dark com-
plexion and dark dress looked in upon her at the win-
dow, presented a gun, and discharged it at her. At this
juncture, she awoke in great alarm and trepidation ; and
since then, the dream—most strongly impressed upon
her mind, by the fact of her son's murder, intelligence of
which would not reach her until 6 or 7 days later than
the dream—has ever been vivid in her recollection. Mrs.
Stirling accompanied her husband to Durham, for the
purpose, as we have said, of being present at the trial.
She expressed a great desire to see the two men accused
of the murder ; and, for that purpose, visited the prison
on Wednesday. Several men were walking in the yard
at the time, including Cain, Rayne, a turnkey, and three
or four others. Immediately on perceiving Rayne, with-
out being told the names of any of the men, she recog-
nised in him the features of the man whom she saw in
her dream fire through the window at her, pointed him
out, and burst into tears. Mrs. Stirling still expresses
her positive conviction with respect to Rayne. The cir-
cumstances we have mentioned may appear strange,
but, we may repeat, they are perfectly correct. They
bring vividly to mind the Red Barn murder, in which
Corder, the murderer, was brought to jir;tice through a
remarkable dream of the mother of the murdered young
woman,. In the present case the dream is no lea re-
markable, though it citanot have a similar eff:ct.