The Sun.
London, England, 1856-06-25 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.)

LONDON, June 25.—Wind this day at noon, N.W. ;
light pleasant breeze and fine.
PORTSMOUTH, June 21.—Wind W.S. W.—Arrived—
Euphemns (s. tpt. 12), from Black Sea, and sailed for
Woolwich. Sailed—H.M.S. Centaur, for the westward ;
Lilly Dale (tpt. 17), Woolwich ; Britannia (s. tpt. 2),
Plymouth ; Khersonese (s. tpt. 10), Cork.
PLYMOUTH, June 24.—Wind N.W.—Arrived—Ethi-
ope, from the coast of Africa ; H.M.S. Gorgon and Firth,
Woolwich. 25. The brig Comet was on shore Lagos,
coast of Africa, on the 12th May, a total wreck.
FALMOUTH, June 21.—Wind N. N.W. —Arrived—Thor-
waldson and Viscaya, from Havana.
OFF DOVER, June 21.—Elizabeth and Jacoba, from
Banjoewangie, for Amsterdam; Emma, Singapore, for
Copenhagen ; Plata, Surinam, for Amsterdam.
COWES, June 24.—Wind W.S. W.—Arrived—Kisker,
from New York, and sailed for Antwerp.
CARDIFF, June 24.—Wind W.—Sailed—Ashley, for St.
Thomas ; George Cuvier, Sierra Leone.
ANTWERP, June 21. —The Anglica, from Galatz to
England,.was on shore on the coast of Perestozzi (Rou-
melia), previous to the 11th June, and was making a little
water.

(PER ELEUTRIO TELEGRAPH.)
PORTSMOUTH, Wednesday, 10.30 A.M.
Arrived—The steam transport Brenda, from the East,
with the sth Dragoon Guards, and a portion of the 10th
Hussars. Spoke on the 18th, off Cape St. Vincent, the
steam transport Harbinger ; and on the 19th, off the Bur-
liege, the steam transport Hydaspes.
Livr.-ErooL, Wednesday Morning.

Wind N.N.W.

Arrived—Wm. Miles, from Calcutta; Robert Henry,
Porto Rice ; Cornet, Reijuyada ; Young King, Quebec ;
City of Morley, Casabianca • David Harrison, Bremen;
Cherokee, Curagoa.
Sailed—Grey Oak, for New York ; British Princess,
Miramichi ; Rambler, Rotterdam ; Salesia, llavannah.
QUEENSTOWN, June 23.

Wind W.S.W.

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Arrived.--;Hoop, from Galatz ; Blyth, Constantinople ;
Antelope, Maza,*an ; Theti4, Galatz ; Richard Brown,
Constantinople ;Angela, Philadelphia.

(nY BIIBMARINN AND bRITISH TELEGRAMI
GRAVIN END, Tiles:lay, 10.25 a.m.
Wind W..; ttdo three hours' ebb ; fino.
Arrived, June 24.—Fortuna, from Randers ; Windham,
Maestrund ; Limehousa, Rangoon ; Annette, Porto Rico.
Arrived, Juno 25.—Robing Mitchell, from Calcutta;
Fifeshire, Camoroona • Belgravia, transport, Malta ; Furet,
Gravelines ; Anna, Rio Grande.
Sailed Juno 24 —Matilde, for Trinidad; Avalanche,
Bombay.

Railed June 25.—Jacob Badger, for Port-Philip; Supe-
rior, Cadiz.

DEAL, Wednesday, 9.30 a.m.
Wind S.IV, ; moderate.
Arrived and passed, 24th. —Racer, from Leghorn ;
Scandia, Ha,vannah ; Thalia, Mauritius; Nanny and Emma,
Galatz—all for London ; Victory, from Shieve, for Ly-
mington ; Plata, from Surinam ; Atalanta, Galatz ;
Eli-
ez and Jacobs.,
_Bangowanio all for Ainstealam ;
Emma, from Singapore for Copenhagen.
Arrived and anchored, 24th—Margaret Connell, from
Calingapatam for London; Hendrika, Newcastle, Naples;
Guilia, Hartlepool, Genoa ; Union, London, Gibraltar ;
Hurricane, London, Hong Kong.
Report of barque Margaret Connell:—Feb. 12. Loft
loading, to sail in 12 or ledays, the Trafalear and Thomas
Dryden. April 24. Exchanged signals with ship Monsoon,
from Manilla, 83 days out, in let. 21.15 S., long. 0.5 E.
25th, spoke the brig Elizabeth and Jacoba, from Batavia
to Amsterdam, 63 days out, in lat. 19.57 S., long. 1.46. W.
26th, signalled barque Vine, from Java to Amsterdam, 62
days out, let. 18.38 S., long. 35 W. 29th, passed St.
Helena, the above vessels all at anchor, with several others,
English and Dutch, in all 17, square rigged. May Ist, the
Vine, in company, steering
.more westward. 15th, spoke
schooper.Water Lily, from Singapore, to London, out 78
days, long. 61.81 N.,
long. 21.38 W. 26th, signalised
brigantine
long. 36.5
from Alicante to Antigua, let. 22
N., 29th, signalised ship Trafalgar, lat.
28.52, nlong. 633.81 V. June 16. Spoke Robinia, Mitchell,
from Calcutta, for London, 130 days out, in let. 43.28 N.,
long. 19.20 V. ; the captain died about three months pre-
vious to the above. 13th, exchanged signals with the
ship Sarah, from Glasgow, for New Jersey, iu let. 46.30
N., long. 11 W. 21st, passed the ship Henry Ware, of
London, in lat. 48.36 N., long. 6.30 W.
10.10 A. M.

Wind N.W. ; fine.
Passed—Henry Gardner, from Moulmein; Prince Albert,
Jamaica; Arlingnan, Mayguiz ; Jasco, Alexandria ; Nep.
tune's Pride, North America; Temperance Star, Oporto;
Sir George Anderson, Madras—all for London ; Cumber-
land Lass, Alexandria, for Hull.
Passed, June 24—Her Majesty's steamer Merlin, from
Sheerness, for westward; Eliza, -London, for Leghorn;
Maria French, London, for Canaries.
ichored—Gowrie, Licata, for Newcastle.
-All the outward bound.

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