The Sun.
London, England, 1851-07-30 00:00:00

PORTUGAL.

Accounts from Lisbon via Madrid to the 19th have
been received. The elections had commenced in
Lisbon. It was rumoured that a regiment in Alem-
tejo had revolted, but we cannot give much credit to
rumours of this sort coming through Spain.

GERMAN Y.
An extraordinary spectacle was witnessed at Cas-
sel, in Electoral Hesse, on the 24th :—The President
and six judges of the Criminal Tribunal of Rothen-
burg appeared at the bar in their robes, before a
court-martial, composed chiefly of Bavarian officers,
to b 3 tried for having, in October last, condemned a
public functionary, named FABER, to three months'
imprisonment for having violated the Constitution
of 1848, though at that time the indictment al-
leged the Constitution had virtually been abo-
lished. When the condemnation of FABER bad
been proved, the President of the Tribunal of
Rothenburg rose, and, in the name of himself and
his colleagues, said that they thought it beneath
their dignity to defend themselves against such an
accusation ; that the Constitution had full force of
law when FABER, was condemned ; that he had been
tried on the demand of the public prosecutor, and had
been condemned according to the law ; finally, that
he had himself acquiesced in the judgment by consti-
tuting himself a prisoner. The court-martial con-
demned the seven judges to eight months' imprison-
ment. The condemnation created great sensation in
the town.

The New Prussian Gazette of the 27th states that
an arrangement had been come to between the Ca-
binets of Vienna and Berlin relative to the German
fleet.

An earthquake was felt at Cologne on the 23d, be-
tween ten and eleven o'clock at night. It took place
after a storm. The barometer marked 27 deg. 5 min.

TURKEY AND EGYPT.
A letter from Constantinople, 15th inst., in the
Constitutionnel, says—
" It appears that all the members of the family of the
late Mehemet Ali Paella have decided on quitting -- ---
Egypt, and taking refuge at Constantinople. By the
last French packet, two more of them have arrived here
—Alien Bey, son of the old Viceroy, and Moustafa Bey,
son of the late Ibrahim Pacha. It is said that these
young men, as well as the members of the family who
have come here before them, complain much of the con-
duct of Abbss Paths towards them. The Sultan has
received the new comers with paternal kindness."

ILLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(THIS DAY.)
LONDON, JULY 30.—Wind this day at noon N.
WHITBY, JULY 28.—The Gem, of this port, has put
in here to-day with stancbions, bulwarks, rigging, &c.,
carried away, having been in contact with a laden brig
this morning off the Humber; the latter lost foremast
and bowsprit, and received other damage. July 29.
The London was run down this morning by the Midas,
of London, which lost bowsprit, foretopraast, &c., and
had her bows stove; the crew of the former was saved.
GLOUCESTER, JULY 29.—Arrd. Two Sisters, Marquis
of Hastings, and Glenswilly, Quebec; Volascove and
Faunben, Trieste; Emma Momas, Smyrna.
NEWPORT, JULY 29.—Wind W.—Sailed Macedonia,
Portland. Off port, Joseph Cunard. Quebec.
QUEENSTOWN, JULY 28.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. Debo-
rah, Margaret, and Macedonia steamer, Callao; Simon
Hardy, Belcher, Barbadoes; Emma Heyn, Honduras;
Java, Port Wallis; Eliza, Prince Edward's Island; Bryn
y Mor and Apollo, St. John's, Newfoundland; Terrence,
Galatz; Gauge Rolf, Riga.
BELFAST, JULY 28.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. Factor,
Narva; Lyncher; Pernan Crusio, Laguarchadia. Sailed
Emmanuel. Miramichi; John Brown, Quebec; Arethusa,
Bathurst, C. B.
DEAL, JULY 29.—Wind W. to S.W.; P.m., W.S.W.
—Arrd. Salacia, Armstrong, Sydney; Perseverance,
Thompson, Barbadoes; Transit. Palk, Trinidad; Croak-
' -u- • ___bion, S _carrow, Nevis ;
bane, Momer, Ai
Catherine Green, Kennedy, St. Kitt's; Cardina, Brue,
New York; Abeona, 31`Arthur, Quebec; Milo, Wess-
tin, Port Daniel; Gondola, Atkins, Sabuenay ; Her-
mann, Porto Rico. Sid. Anna, St. Vincent; Acis,
Calfre; Prospero, Harvey, Malaga.
LIVERPOOL, JULY 29.—Wind S.W. to
Arrd. Countess of Zetlaud, Watson, Savanilla; ;St.
Petruis, Trieste; Woodpoirt, Mace, Malta; Orecaito,
Bilboa• Helena, Rio Janeiro; Industry, Davey, Jamaica;
Colonel Cutts, Mobile; Princess Alice, Stubbs, Charles-
ton; Algonia, Fox, St. John's, New Brunswick; Grace,
Moran, St. Stephen's, New Brunswick ; Lochlibo,
Boyd, Infanta, Holyland, and Lochnabar Castle, Quebec.
Off port, Baltic, steamer, Elizabeth, and Gertrude.
Sid. Elieyer, Azores; Albatross, Port Philip; Elise, St.
Thomas; Norman, New Orleans; J. C. Colhoun,
Charleston; Connecticut, W. H. Wharton, and Green-
wich, New York; Parliament, Boston; Ossipee, Castine;
Guista, Trieste.
The Englishman brig, from Batanga and Rio Bento
to Fernando Po, was capsized on the sth of April in a
tornado, and all on board were drowned except one
Krooman. One seaman and a boy were in Fernando
Po in charge of a long boat.
OFF THE START, JULY 27.—Arrd. Montreal, Curtis,
Charleston; Omen Jahn, St. Übes; Due de Brabant.
Havannah; Republic, Marshall, New Orleans; Bremer-
haven, Baltimore, Saurer, and Agnes, New York.
FALMOUTH, JULY 29.—Wind W.—Arrd..
New, iDay,atras;
w
Taganrog; Dacia, Galatz; Watchword, Smith,
Vilna, Taganrog; Star in the East, Odessa; tEnkreat
Ibraila; Lily, Trieste; Aetna, Licata. Offxdre Cuba;
Augusta, Porto Rico; Matanzas, Trinidad
Rosebury, Demerara; Urania, C'narlestosn.
S.—Sid. Timandra,
SCILLY, JULY 28.—Wind W. by
Arrd Ch 1 *
Samuels, New
Rio Grande, Off port, Angebcilla,e,
York; Gulliver, Alexandria; ljebrorah, Ellis, Quebec.
MILFORD, JULY 28.7:1 New York.
Arrd. Gazelle, Steven,
S.W.—Sid. South..
MILFORD, JULY 27:Wind •"-- • sr es,
Walters, Odessa.
OFF DOVER, JULY
I.sonson,loSat. Croi.
Belize ; Sympathetic, • ,
PORTSMOUTH, sTriLlr
ampton, Calcutta.
—Wind S.E.
--Arr.]. Lim-
SounratirroN,
Taganrog; steamer, Constanti-
Perjrit:L, 29.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrd. Cornelius,
juLic
nb eo gp
ireu.
Wakefield, New South Wales.
JULY 26.—The Dove, of and from New-
castle, :Ispatrluke:{e'refP, arrived here to-day with damage, having
cargo.
struck on a rock, on the Bth July, off the Island of Jack,
near Easdale, got off after remaining 11 hours, and
ro wi
thego remainderver part
of
f h her
e r cargo,
and was taken into
Oban the same day, made temporary repairs, and dis-
chargedth

WYLD's MAP or THE ECLlPiE.—Recently an inge-
nious map, showing the course taken by the eclipse of the
28th instant, was issued from the establishment of this dis-
tinguished geographer. Inasmuch as it shows at a glance
the position of the shadow cast by this celestial phenomenon
on our globe, it will be viewed with universal interest.

STOPPAGE OF BLACKFRIARS-BRlDGE.—Yesterday
the preparations for closing the traffic over Blackfriars-
bridge commenced, and in the course of a few days the
thoroughfare for carriages will be stopped. Foot passengers
will, however, be permitted to pass over as usual. The com-
mittee have been reluctantly obliged to adopt this step, the
continual sinking of the defective pier giving rise to serious
apprehensions for the safety of the public. On the exclusion
of carriages from the bridge the superincumbent weight wil
be taken off the crown of the arch, and the necessary steps
adopted for the safety of the structure.
Last week the senior members of the St. Pancras,
Marylebone, and Paddington Freehold Land Society, W..
lotted for their allotments (238 in numbers), situated in the
Seven Sisters -road, near Holloway ; this being the second
distribution of land since the commencement of the above
society. The mode of balloting on the occasion was the same
as adopted by the "Birmingham," and gave universal satis..
faction.